Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-01

Copyright. 1901 10y lh"niaS II M'hfe'
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1870 No., - 90 o,,,,,,
I"it'H'St't ''''' NJ! ia" al. '''' nv 70
number "f rich frI'uGs. "A srrInhLhS Oh IFS
In friends and careful list of artistic
creatures whom many persons Of weight
were '!ItN It'-H'u 60 i'''S''+|' az on -
journal way.
Mrs Dallas Brooke had secured several
r- .....rr,,F, t.,7,.,.s by inviting them to
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second IhagkyraN, or a Sh"irN OF IA' IA
tr1r,. Or some accomplished lady who had
5..r,.d acted Or r,,-utrd for their majes-
- w. w., 80 .,,1,. -
''.N. i''' '' '''''- '...'''.
So, was also generous III h"F he'll' sue
fulud artistic creatures interesting, ana S.''
rescued "a number yearly from I.ndlades,
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mere was "H'"HT MT Ia '',% " 80 80,
man canned t'tiu't l,S''. VII Il VI ''''
evening in June ne brought to one of MR..
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r., .,,t ,,,,,r3 initiate
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CuqUclin Duse and Sarah f'ThHfu'' bl'
sister played Hcnseit with very little teen
,i,,tr as if is row understood. but with
ny 81 - ,h5 ,,fre,ann
peculiar grace H"' vas '''''''
dark-cycI and pale. ,,,.,,., -,..,,. o,rod
When Pasgt, jt Yum ,bo ' eisfer Who was
Cecil Monmouth, ana tue Sl%''l '"Ii' w.
called \iNieuD, drove up III lheIt lou.
wheeler To PortChtSier cate, HlaHN sutS.S
had already arrived. In the mo-. Ins I'm:
which had been reSeEN"d i"f Nht 80" 49,
cloak room hNe OF SIN Nu.'tn w d.'IL
Hat"iE staring W.T." n'a'tS o.tncT 80
other, ana ihahiHI V ~ -, - IonI,iTg
y il'''tS at '''.'i'T'''N' 80
glass. .o.,, &C sba
Nit,th H"tL'ru -. - L.,;ttcd her brows
gu" q, l'- I,e. l;Is or haIf shut her
vi $''' ~, ono Of tEen smoke, and there
- ~. KIM az oruIa tuiauCeShip pos
seemed no hIi'i "a ",I. . @ No. nnassp1
st,,s ~ - tn the staircase. they all
s,,,,.,.,.1 Viyirn as though she were an
iut,u,ier and their common enemy.
~ yirI who had never before been in
q t,,,.'. where she was utterly unknown to
rs hostess and her circle. felt suddenly de-
srnnden. she WISHED she had not come
ar4 She had the morUfying sense Of being
already. at her FIRST appearance IN what
srr took for society failure. She could
never he able to bear the GOODNESS. the
unfriendlv. suspicious. critcsing Chances
sinking into a chair she wondered how she
could run away.
The sound OF her brothers voice gave her
a little confidence but althouSh shG sloou
up at his call, it was the magic OF / aSe.
flashing eyes which encouraged hef 10 cross
ihc hall and mount the staircase; to-.
Otherwise she must nave heu Guy il.o
the street away from the women VIII "a ne
necks and arms the copper laii Ii 81 sant
amethyst SILK, ana tue 9Nel NV w, MS tiIIas
OF PoNuci' pc LH''
The butler annouL1.'o
MT. ana MISS i. -, ,,roo,scious
NlNlth' tei I iiiIeu iai-i,g hands with a
nesS I ioIItu .,,,,, ahnIt forty-tiye who
Il'S1I-Iu'h'me - .t[,,a5 bnr fine teeth
aS Si, =, 30 :, I.ing tn each fresh arrival:
seemed 10 pe 80 l'S - - uau The doc
,mt I1nu him to come down
toF Wouiu np1 H ii arin,, aItbnneh II Is
~ II II'ppHS 49,. = nIaase eniov your-
NHe si',1'T' III =, 49,, ~ for hing a had
serves or ne WIN o1'''i'' ''S -0-
hoSltSS. . 1-;,.for Who faIt that she
oht tooneI a. IL Let saIf seemed TO
was being admired heT losI sen seo,eU the
Iu i oaCh nv %a~ c%aats and Inns. she
Soi9F re' tI le 80, "a ma er,ered the crowied
ION , Nv, 80 80 in bpr nocket entering a
VINO mas 4iio M - ne we~a noI,shed and
wy "a p. Ill coTef,,iiy for Tear of slip
-. 49, We ar. INC walIS fine pictures
Rim,@,inntad frnxo, heneath nv strong cleo
~! 49,, - -, Saya,ty neonle were
-, - ho',t ,hn room, in groups or sit
49, 80. nv side ON chairs and sofas and
sateaas
If vas Il small important party espe-
ciaIfv invited TO hear a distinguished Hun
sarisn composer play his own new sonata
Parrt nojnted out the richest stock brok-
erv The bankers many Well-known en-
r-,errs a few ladies of title two peers
rrGo were interested in commercial under
tak!ngs several eminent members OF the
iss,aI nrofession and some retired officials
OF minor rank.
~" thJs tina rho Hungarian COMPOSER had
taken his Mace al the piano. Audible COM
,n.rts uara nassad ON his appearance,
n.6jb u,as found az once disappointing
,ha.,,rtoSi dnody and fascinating silence
Us mafntained while he played. and at the
va nF nacb Movement the applause was
emu oi 80 Iarni,id Wen the sonata was
SSIst1 paeet in obedience to a rand
nit,,'ni ;rarn Nrs Rrnnke walked toward
+t go, and Tho eruests at the sight
~ tho handsone young man kent their