The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-07

! NNCAlnS paper anu hSl dttNht'ph H"'
accidentally been claimed by para.
| graph under the head OF Advice TO
! l.oYersp
Never" said the writer remit 4
yonnS man to think he Il the only one
who IS interested in YOU Give him
cause to believe that there are others
who are glad to have the pIeasure Of
your company"
She had just laid the paper aside
| when he came.
Really" She said, Il feel atfnlly
stupid this evening | was ut the play
last night and we had supper after
ward, and do you know it was nearly
one O'Clock before | got 10 bed Mann
ma finds 1t awfully trying to chaperon
me ana the poor lady wouldn't last
Icing, I'm afraid If she were not fo:-
tnnatcly so situated that she can
sleep during The day And night be-
fore last | was out antomobiling With
some friends. and il was rather late
when We got home. so sou can easily
understand Why il is II / seem stupid." "
oh YOU couldn't possibly seem STU,
pid he calamity farlted.
Now you are sarcastic Please
don't be sarcastic. ! don't like sarcas-
tic people Mr. Jonesby II one 81 The
most sarcastic men | ever met, and
just can't bear him, He wanted me TO
80 to the theater with him tomorrow
evening. but / would have declined
even ii had not had another engage
meut Have you seen The Playful
Comet? Really it is one of the funni-
est pieces | ever saw Or. at least. it
seemed as it it was. but IL may be
that | liked il so Wen because OF the
circumstances under which | saw It.
We had Just had such a splendid din
ner--hye OF It's, YOU know, mamma be-
Ing along as chaperon | never saw
win Budlong act as funny as he did
that night He was perfectly killing,
But he always is good company, and
| was SO sorry when he telephoned
this afternoon to ask me Ii | could az
company him to the Grassmere Coun-
thy club next Tuesday evening that
had JUST accepted Ned fianey's invita-
tion 10 attend birthday dinner party.
which he is TO give that night The
Tuesday evening affairs at the Grass
mere club are so enjoyable
II have heard about them"
no you ever 10 20 the concerts at
Forest Hill park2 | always enjoy them
so much Harry Irwin and were out
there last Friday night. but mamma
caught an awful cold, was awfully
fri ghtened about her suppose /
would have to give up everything IL
she We're to be ILL., although Mrs
Weston frequently changes off with
her as ehaperone. She's such Jolly
company wish yen could meet her
She was with Us Saturday night when
Arthur Ruford took me to see THE
White Fawn" Have you seen it2
There are some very clever things in
it. Yoa know it's a funny thing I've
had four invitations to see it during
the past week. But I never care much
to SCI the same play more than once.
Nh Goodwin came in yesterday to tell
me that he had tickets for next Thurs
day evening. don't believe shall
go, though. That is the only evening
| shall have a chance to be at home
all next week, and tried 10 get him
to ask Fanny Prentiss. She goes out
so little, and | cant understand why
K Is. She's really a lovely girl, but
for some reason the men can't seem
TO like her So suppose shall have I
TO let him cali at the house It's SO
stupid to sit around an evening. I'm
just dreading IT, Why are you look
ing at your watch?"
- think viii be going
1T seems to me you're in a terrible
hurry It's only nine O'Clock Oh
want you TO meet Miss Watterson. Il
know you'll like her. she's such a
jolly girl She and Mr Thornton were
with us when we went out to Conwen
10 the automobile Sunday afternoon.
Dear me what a day that was! Char
ley Daniorth called tn the morning
and he had hardly gone when Hs,.y
Irwin came with the automobile and
IN the evening Jack Eastbrook insist
I'd on coming to see me. although !
told him. when he telephoned to ssk
ii be might come that ! had an awful
headache but he seems to think he's
4 privileged character. SO he lust
wouldn't take no for an answer. He is
so droil Z forgot before he had been
here ten minutes that I wasn't feel
ing well and I'm ashamed to say It.
but The clock was striking Y before
ither Of US realized that it wasn't
JUST the beginning Of the evening.
Why are you in such a hurry"
Wen. yoa see. am not used 10
being up laie II was very kind %
you 10 permit me 10 can this evening
shall remember it with much graft.
acatioa
! doat believe you have enjoyed
yourself BIT II you had you wouldn't
0e 30 anxious 10 go" A
q assure you I have enjoyed my.
self very much. But am perplexed."
About what2"
j cant understand how you hap
pened 70 be able to arrange II so that
might come this evening without
having 10 mingie with a throng~ a
After the door had closed behind
lim she picked up the paper contain
ne Advice to Lovers and was
about 10 tear if 10 pieces. when IN.