Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-07-21
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IN, ~ sv;nr. Among them al, none
4 .-r,,ai Lady Marsham's. Her entertain
Us always lad some good aim IN
~.r. lovers blessed her dances, her lady
-, Icing the kintiliest queen Of match
~,ksrs in existence.
Tr-3 grarsham laughed with the happy
r.-]a woman before the dance began.
>yyh2 are the pr0tegees tonight, Dot'"
be asked.
.,,-s~ she answered
Fl. drew in his breath comically.
@Iy=r Ia5v Ned5Iiootte CONSENT Do
.ss vouac iolk love each ether :"
- much indeed AS 10 Elias
- earseutinc-she must The girls
-. :. being ruined. Lady Meddlicotte,
--,-.-.~sinr every man TO be after the
-. fortune, viii marry her to some
----s-a- al her own choosing unless
ne prevents il. I shall he that
someone
Tis lorsship laughed, and, taking the
I'll dark beauty in has arms, kissed her.
Ven were born 70 make Others happy"
b SAID leBAt43g' ~~9- ~ ~-s
cess"
The dance began, and LADY NArshaTn
,--a.sa3 the dancers-Ella, 50 fair and
s~es.. surrounded by fortune hunters;
7s-s. handsome as prince, In his dark
italian ewes no look save that Of lore for
The heiress. And presently her lAdyshlp
caucac Ella alone
i want yoar opinion Of Dare Living
stone child" she said
81 never saw any man 70 compare with
him. dear Lady Narsham," answered the
Fri. and she blushed the prsttiest pink.
aSot" Her ladyship tapped Elias
White shoulder with her fan Is & partner
claimed her and whiTled her away; then
SIC encountered Livingstone
Pretty girl, Allss Meadhootte, Is she
1cts= said she
She Is lovely as q dream, and her mind
: esa4l 10 her face, # one may judge BY
the simplicity Of her dress, your lady
s1r.a As answered.
~Tou mean she wears 10 5ewelrvs May
TIA: II: be because she cuts her garment
according &c the clothf@
Is that SO: They just told me that
Mss Lea1lcotte was an belress- ! an
.Iad The information was not correct
Fudge! They'll soon tell you she is
engaged 70 Sir Keith Tandeleur"
cod forbid!" calculated Dare, and
;1s1, with a bow 70 her ladyship, be
tu--e5 away.
Lazy Marsham pondered What was
-as mystery about the dark -bruwed
ba-c1at, Sir Keith Vendeleur! More than
c1s pa-so1 believed there was q mystery,
t1czga society welcomed him OF account
c. LIS wealth The man had few friends
his own fault, said the world, sincs in
lis youth be had had plenty. Then he al
a; g3ce inherited wealth, and, through
LIS al1er brother, Sir Vivian, dying 8
bsehelc-. he became Sir Keith Vandeleur
From hat date his chAracts- completely
c1alged He became naughty, overbear-
-, bad-tenpsred.
Flvs-a1d-twenty years had elapsed
sinoe his hrother's death, and he was now
e During nearly the whole Of that
?sr33a be had never, It appeared, loved
Tcrz2 A year bsfoTe this dance Ct
LAZY Marsh2u's, however, he had met
La Ae3dhcotie, . girl CT Is, and fallen
ZE5lT IN love with her. The girl both
hated and feared him he proposed, and
Ella refused. But secretly her mother
Lazy Ne1dhcotte-consented- So he
tl5e3 lis time, and followed the girl
G5oCt, determined TO win her.
Dare Livingstone, too, loved Ella, and
ste .oTe3 him How would it e1dt Dare
vas & waif who had been brought I'D in
a. orphan asylum. Having shown arts
fic t2.e1f, be had been put % the School
c! Art, and had soon made his mark His
~ -
welcomed By the besr society. Sir Keith
a1oeleur vas twenty years his senior.
Their positions il life were totally dis.
similar; yet II come sort, allowing fc-
t1s difference N years and character,
tasy resenbled che another. There osz-
taiz1y was a mystery about Sir Keith.
a21 perhaps, too, there was one about the
artist
Dare was elatAd when he left Lady
&ars1a-1- She bad as coed IS told him
(-@' as darling IVES no heiress; there-
IRE, 5e Ned 10 longer fear 70 ask Der
q q Lis wife. Els handsome head hela
-s1s lie walked Up TO Sir Keith, who
Ir.1e1a1ed with the girl against her
SILL ard claimed her.
l-y dance, Miss MsidIcotts," be said,
hing.
o. yes she answered eagerly. With
q scoTl Sir Keith released ber and strode
away
You have net been happy?" Dare
5-e-ie3 syupatheticaIly.
lear that man" she answered with 6
s1z53er.
4oa are not equal 70 any more DANG
-2s Let Is sit out this waltz amongst
ne 1owers-shall vet"
: yc1 don't mind" said she, with &
.se and fall Of long eyelashes.
- happily.
AZ veTy soon they were seated n g
a-sT corner Of che CT Lord Agarshar1's
rely Conservatives.
Ia, / love you whispered Dare.
I ar SO glad" she answered.
ION win be nv wifeY"
Never anyoDe's il net yours, Dare"
Al 1lo7aent his arns were about her,
a1e thar bps net
4Cl know vr~ friend r-ss- -a--,- -