New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24
Some Ways Of the World,

Eight below zero. registered BY the thermome-
ter" said Mrs. s. at the breakfast table. when
the days begin lengthen then the cold begins 10
strengthen" she quoted; and" she added the
summer floral catalogues begin 10 come eA-
pect to-day the p0sUman viii bring one always
notice that they arrive when the cold IS at its
worst"
A few moments later the maid brought in the
letters and IS Mrs had PTopa9sS ar mere f SUNS T4
,ner gl0ries. There is something very G.eeI5Ns Ia
The advent Of these precursors or warmth anu sun
shine In is oel4ghtful make cut ones list OF
seeds for summer possibilities ana IeEe IA 5.r s7 s
ssngers are Shey IN their EOrgeousy colorea covers
OF the eartAs Easter
7 hear that Mrs. z. says she viii never ask you
TO the house again, Jack" said his sister to
young man who had defaulted at the last moment
for dinner.
.GIad OF IL" said Jack" imperturbably. Il have
more 70 do now than can get through with.
That's one of the list"
Jack" saw his mother q little later.
What's this I hear about your being so rude 20
Mrs. X? She says you went 10 her house party
and refused to come into tie ballroom for the
dance. she says that you not only remained IN
the smoking room yourself. but that you kept three
other men there playing bridge WIG would nave az:
been Tor you. Mrs Y IS furious ana says II - lo
last time that she viii ask you 10 any lunS'
what 90 I care" retorted Jack" indinerently.
- 60 10 much better houses than heFs!
e.. Oh "a ~ e. (, S+s c35irg, M 10 him at
Great Scott! What Is 1t now?" exclaimed the
what were you doing last night:" queTied the
Doing" said Jack" why, nothing IN .partio-
uiar / dinel e home ana went 10 osG eaTly - tho
Ms dinner dance There was a vacant place e
cps a sy d vda have y3 2aged te l6it
and that you should be ostracisea By society.
.InTisa ions II are as thieS as b5Sberre5 sorry
forgot tie Ms but don't care now many people
,r we -s eef7 IN the enthusiastic vou1R par
- ~ - ~. s.. -t,--,, B. d. o. c. ~ c,ng
lining 10 so out OF town in the winter ana ENJOY
), a's as5 ya Ras ua ha , forgotten so some
WI me lis'is Oh AaIs - mousse party curing '-e
III f-.-l r vim omen, my country house and take
son ed . -s.--. r.- r.a.- weeks end Mrs said
,..,, -....,.-, .,,r --.-. ,lI -, !.
.r.,.rr ono Nd mar n ,yo..ll fa 5e,rbtr,I
'~0 d. "O~.- .l 0ei5ilL0,
cHsaae...-ts declaring THAI they would get out Of
i- o. ~ ft- 81. 7-a- ur together. including the
H.i-.l e-r.. Ies--l... d lev hours before our de-
IS l ~. Ne ,. M n. r- AT the iSi sta
O.. g., e which really looked most at
clar 5 t.a...- we II iat II ~ I'f f,,p To
and Wl.t I'D we csreE Then came dressing time.
o. ann 80 -.-1F.' sa.a MIS- A.. deprecauuey. but
james ia- 5-ss ...- taa- the pipes arc frozen
lisi---s- ana Ng s... -ai aiy Hater ID tie bath
looms aE. EnG H.l IaI -Wsr- and basins IN each
raCLl' ll- -unu was frl-lI. ] slipped enfveriUgly
ltH rE trl-s clothes after "a shave with luke
ft.f#- Haf.r ana ".-t downstairs. The dining
p ".s -.g. a-a ta- women ia lows Ueckcl gowns
l..l... -.E.r frozen. Fggrr.uaL a'. or host rose
- o.. occasion. -lat:.e.' Ie said to his wife Who
laaklI t..f..t.- BE- I-t's play we are on a
Iula- r- .-l-..aa and pat ou orr Goals and be set
1a .2 Es-t.s lo~ himself big coon
14l- yg- io-fr1l F0T0.go,7
l.s t..s.. ana f. Il. fE.o.g- .-r., 81 .-rrrle,lrt
I,lur--t- 10 .s- orr dinner.
-srs f.r.rr-l, y,.F..- ..,.
Urri.ar-e a,.aa.E az drl.rfu-. .g., heard Smash
F...er -..--. CAM. I'D. Frnr- -A..- -5.5 -.
g.r.es ff. tastes -.---- ,-, .l.. CHI ~ -
{. .ar ....- mad f.g. f..-s.r ,.sr.4 " P'i,
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80 -r ..- ...- D. 1907 a -.'-7Flt over me
80 '' ..@~ - ,-.'-L rect. gam
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