New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-21

BIZ MAUD NORM


She held out her. hand to him Jim vruns is
IAN right. MISS he said. and they parted.
The int tytNs made Di thoughtfuL
h% ega Vs iey S9d 5sT us But fsy
US Little Middleton will end by making me VIM
THE WORLD APPROVES
The interest created in the spring by the
a naIs v ET the the Greens was as nothing COM
rqmor that a Lord Sandys coming to Little
He had taken Avery Han so would be IN their
The Greens and their SHORTCOMINGS were quite
forgotten Mrs Ellington fun OF Importance.
and She meant to give dance ' herself Elf '''''' Dan
Lord sandys would be most desirable parti for
i wonder # We snail get 10 know him. specu-
i suppose he viii be Very grand ana app.sh. Per-
haps ne VIII not think US good enough TO know.
My dear" said her mother. wait and Z
the Archdeacons then it viii be quite easy 10 call
and We should refer TO them as our oldest friends
n here e. You have known dear Hilda since she was
arrived, the avenue 20 Avery TIA Vas Well trod-
den and the pile OF carGs the bah able speedily
his way h9:ne on his tired horse after hard day
,o one Saturday morning. however Mrs PsESi1
saw sight which took away her breath In one
direction was walking Lord Sandys, and in Tho
drew mean Lord saHGyS ra9sed his hat. and Miss
Green looked uo into his face with the familiarity
The forward nipxr' exclaimed Mrs Parkin.
pressing against the window to witness all she
could, Graeous He had turned and walking
Mrs, Parkn paid a round of calls that afternoon.
ID1ly think OF ~ Those pushing Greens have
Il eall it great innpert,nencer calculated Mrs
not received and will give them the snub they
; Lord sandys and Di Green meantime. were SIT
ting together at Avery Hall with amazing ease
Look at that pile of cards. Dt" he exclaimed
ruefully; Il came down here TO hunt and to sec
II observe that the hunting comes first" shs
6n b Ge n when oa % MIN TO sreen
Di took up the tray of cards and began reading
Yes. They have all hS2Ored you; see; Val;
that Little Middleton has done YOU. No sooner
are you here than they ny to lay tnelr paste PASTE
We had two callers in six months-'hs vicar and
'SwhatP Do YOU mean to say the people. such
as they are didn't cali on your? exclaimed Sandys.
You are my lord and I only Miss Green
but. my dear girl that is sheer nonsense;
lady is a lady What NOR do they want? Didn't
hunting hunt . and he seems S decent D s0g am u II
darling ling but ! feel ike sending back ali their
S Ss the and m sSs
small country town brtstling with it's own i'm
Whatber the obscure Greens snail be admitted INTO
| this charmed circle Is OF mOmentous Importance.
Evidently we were weighed In the balance and
u don't care, what YOU say. ri I call u
oSr midst snd TO assume that they are not
/ good enough for all these little self Important
SaedI it Snobsi And thew showered cards on me be-
Whether am a scamp as We'll fell so disgusted.
sPqgS doe Don't t. r Gn no ready to So
fess if 1 had not had you In the 6ackgrou1d II
what named myself? The Pariah- No don't get
eht i have been too severely punished for my
pertinent I came prepared to collect copy; I
of some sort. we pitched our tent here I did
n had not had nv dear boys at the Sunday school
and even there they imagined was net a suitable
malice. If you rage up and down like that Val.
Val flung himself beside her. and drew her into
his :.,s arms . 10 ..ta "a disgusting shame,
Why didn't you send for me?''
TT seemed absurd to mind. especially az II
| was not for long and mummy took 10 the Cfrt use
so. II is a charming place But l feIt thar t Sns
a Wicked desire to triumph over them ungodIy, -
We'll imagine they will sing pretty y , sElar
who IS making no small stir in the literary worlds
Mrs. Ellington had determined to take the bull
! by the horns. She would let Lord sandys know
dIeton. She attacked the subject directly after
II hear that some very undesirable people have
called upon y. : yq3g1 1, Lord r[its s9ndys-
| let me warn YOU as friend. against the
| Green's Nobody here to know them, and I
| Mrs. Ellington" said Lord Sandys; setting up
| IL to will do me the kindness 10 an
nounce to Little Middleton that Miss Green and
are to be married after the New Year? IL may also
| interest them TO know that were engaged in the
| spring. before she came here. and that my pres
| ence among you is solely on her account Good
| by' and he took his Departure.
| MY dear Hllda. how awful! Easped Mrs bliuns..
\ ton people must never know that / warned
| him"
/ Baxter, when she heard the news 51y dear
turning her sister,. you must eaten DIT Meilor
| If DR. MeTor was surprised at Miss Lizsiss qles-
| ton his face did not betray IT.
/ AS well such confirmed Invalid can De. No
/ said and drove away -
/ Westminster. the descriptions Thereon were sreso-
lily read by the inner circle OF Little edGe,0n
/ Mrs Parkn impressiyey. and so many distin-
i guished guests.
| pie at the Green wedding? remarked thu
Archdeacon his wife ''Ah. here Is q little para
| graph about Miss Green Dear me! I'm arra0
we made a very grave mistake In not welcoming
| Miss Green among She was the author o.
| The Archdeacon's tones were awestruck. but he
| And you doubted the soundness or ner ooo-
trfne.' -, ,,r,.. ~
only repea ted what had heard originated
nothing: my conscience is quite clear
us it?'' said the Venerable Cyprian' ana MIA
Walsh hastily changed the subject
Little Middleton did not care 10 discuss Olana
Green's new book. which published IN May.
There MISLEADING the local Color ana tho
"Of course murnured Mrs. Ellington. reading
from the title page BY Diana Creighton Green,
should have calIed."-(The Lady's Realm
RESOLUTIONS SENT TO MAYOR.