Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-23

sRSA WIN tltlns IL u part or II. AS EOOn
as she comes in the little dog makes
demand on her attention which she neyeF
fails to honor
He Is a gallant mite, and constitutes him.
is Home where e,er the heart Is" wbsx
ever Mrs. Green and her daughter happed
to be he considers his home, and pi,tX
himself on guard. He does not approve OF
strangers and step with which he Is noL
familiar puts him at once on the defensiva
He makes no mistakes and knows the WALK
OF his friends as well as their faces
before Mrs. Green reaches the door of
series of little head-tone half barks and
whines, which is his way of expressing eyS
IRENE delight Responding to this sreets
ING MRS. Green remarks, as she bends and
strokes him. s-'~
Putting dewey Through His PAGES.
Yes. yes. of course. you are glad TO sea
your grandmother. but If you are rea,Iv
very glad show me which you would do.
ole or night for your countryY' Thereuno,
Dewey, whose bright eyes. shining through
the tangie of his overhanging. silky fore.
top, having, from the moment Mrs. Greay,
appeared, been all attention that he NAV
y knoW Which number of his repertory she
IS going to demand as an evidence OF hid
erection, Immediately throws bimseif
down, completely relaxes and remains dsaf
70 al, outward appearances. Not moving
Mrs ne remains inert until assured BIZ
GIeen tnat he Is very sensible dob
ana quite worthy of the name he bears r.
s..ea -. ~ once becomes very much alive ard
n,souS.y looks for the small scrap OF meat.
sestion may not be impaired. for wa ii.5
his food s'eo tnat ne bolts
"a ne ne slngieness Of purp ose, which amo,,,ta
aided ss . ye concentration, so much her.
irsrs FACTOR OF success, which fs ,,or,-
;nane IN Mrs Green's charactar a. - uonss
sa,s ne 4pandon with which she deyotas il -.
She .. neWey's training and amnsemaut
said to hi,,, .liat ne understands what IL
r,rova am I'm as well as if he could .s,L ~
pn;es MS she says. in an ordinarv IN
Ve ..S, and without gestures. iAiy tone OF
Green strea W n; do the cats do down .,
al AZ once the little dogs exnress,a,
1nnch nappy, eager attention to on neaH LEG
exeelent G insta Then ne proceeds to give an
mar tones which make nm ~ tones ana
, ,Ils. uepance OF alley cats on The ensa
his r ~ mas finished this demonstra to-, ~ ~
tone os nose Mrs. Green in the sams NJ
,-o NOW, little boy. give me a dance .nx
so ~, know people do not dance on eli "a, ana
he .n =. Is a Feat Dewey does not love ui rs
once baianeed ao oT q, SLOW In beginning bas
e er little steps in funny way ana S Wrs
~ een Is as pleased as was Rerod og ~, as
tho dancing OF damsel oie oE
e"ey" Has Bank Account
now ~ Is arranged no one know.
s"V0 heety Green her daughter ara ~
, q. the pank where the account 10 ko,,
oue IL is tact that Dewey is distina,,,ssogg
anons dogs by having his own bant
count. Mrs. Green considers tb,s -.
,sAe' ana often assures Dewey that for i
80 ne IS very well off in his own ripb+
anu shouid anything happen to deprive hin,
u Wis., y1ts 1ed n ne would be provided for
e. neh Dewey has danced to fIIustr..
further that he really docs ~ hill Illustrate
Green asks him what people do uh.,, Viz ~.
oocuor comes. Assuming a vary "tsii ne
exe lesson s and half closing his sbinjna
ined and presents his little front eSan-
nave his pulse taken ' ioot 10
D MIS-. Green has not, as yet ,,naer.,l,a,
Intends ~ ,ei gh education, but says She
i i,a.,l 10; she IS herself, In her way re-
n nsi Born and bred Quaker. She SUI
aaheres to that faith, though She - ssut
old soe Tr,, ana may often be seen going into
friend that when she has narticnIe 10 =
hnotty financial proposition on bonJ 10y
goes often and prays hard. 4o siio
~, Jsi wa Green Is an Episcopalfan, and the
sore occasion when she does NOT have I,s srre
gy with her is when she goes To cb,I,a;
1 then her mother looks after the dog S1i,its
, which =; slng,e sitting in st. Barthoomews,
derbilts, for which she navs seoa .'. : va1s
nesuiariy OF a Sunday morning she NAV ~
seen mere, tall. pale, plainly dressed anS
M div S,s IN appearance as to be striking
i ny cylvla Green Is as modest az sbs
iooKs, ana very shy. In certain wav sps
sussestS primrose. In fact retfeenea Y
S uistaste Tor ostentation and love Of si,,,nia
, ton Characterize both mother and dauahs
New Stories Of Mrs. Green.
Hetty Green delights In the fact ,,.t
Is oid-fashioned and believes that VIC -
sin. and In ali ways and under ri, ci--
cumstances, she observes the strIotest ecor.
omy. One evening, a young woman. livIne
IN the mouse. who is one Of tho very few
Win Whom Mrs. Green and her taughter
associate, took Sylvia Green, who was all.
ing. q rose. Mrs. Green returned the
hover, saying that Sylvia was not sicis
enough to need flowers, and as she va
~. loe isavlng ner room, the youIlg woman
shoud herseif wear the rose, that IL might
not be wasted.
A story which Sylvia Green tells of har
mothers economy Is this:
AT one time she was quite Determined "a
move at once from one of their Hvine
places to another, while Miss Green wished
20 remain few weeks. Sylvia therefore
c e her mothers attention to the fact
that there still remained more than half OF
an iron tonic she had been taking. which
could not well be packed and suggested
rnat IL would De wasted should they move
before the bottle was emptied That arg1y.
ment was suff1cient. and Hetty Green de-
sided to remain and save the tonic
Still, Mrs. Green is not a miser She be-
lieves 1t a duty to be economical, and SIM
Pile living with her is not fad, but the
thing she really enjoys, and she would
prefer 1t at the same price as that which
Is most elaborate. Looking after her Inter-
ests and holding her own with the great
dnanciers OF the day, Is to her q natural
occupation, and In O. way a pleasure but
she declines to bear other burdens which
riches impose and she also ignores the little
claims that make unending demands on
most women.
If. for example. such fastenings of her
garments. as are In ordinary use fail her,
she substitutes safety pin, and, however
much the pin may be in evidence, it does
not matter in the least to her. She IS In
.erested in larger and more important mat
.er8.
Ger keen sense Of Justice leads her to de-
slime favors, as she does not choose to be
bothered with reciprocating them. In busi-~
Tess matters this sense of justice assumes
he type illustrated by Dickens In. Mira
,lennam. A short time since she said of
In Insurance company with which she was -
f4c~o< Inx..