The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21

presently sought Alice Parn and had little talk
She pretty child but her eyes we're tE9 R
had no particular love for her she mpeed me 70 put
Knowing Disney well as do, L am glad that re-
=. Presently she asked me to take her to him and I
Gid so leI6 mem ana "4 fiJ Oil io ''
got back in time to meet CarStars and Van Week
them, and I entered it with them.
said Carstars. 1T appears that you running this
somewhere. He's going it incog, Ell? Well, where is
I told him that didn't know Hes passing under
What shocking ugly name!" commented Car
We got to the hotel and found quiet corner on the
good sort said Carstairs 4 like the way he stood
just about that time Disney riding around the
habit and looked very deure pretty and satisfied:
haoed him and be pulled beneath , the porch
up?' He seemed have on his mind at ALL
to You fe eoe to the aT B fe embassy with
said. They know all about you DO you mind if use
Not all" he responded, with grin; I could see
We'll packed hotel guests folks from valley.
Ny voice was raised a little also ios, .4.+ 49,. r-ou
Captain the Honorable Mortimer Carstars, Brit
ish embassy. and Mr.. Van Week, of New York city
How dye do?@ he said, with nod. Then he turned
mean 20 mt that T6 4e eG died this morning
4 see" he medtated. Somehow, looking at him. mis-
face seemed 70 haVe goTH nfT ms n3d6 ia @ seRr
Wen get rid 0 the horses and come up" he said
Mrs. CTOssley, who knew Harry Van Week,
Week with apparently sudden surprise she extended
her hand Van Week, who power and very snOb-
touched fingers iangliidIy and said Good afternoon
Snobs always before greater snobs Mrs. Cross
Taw ned and said, SThanks7 Van Week found it
profitable, nowadays to be even ordinarily civil to any
''Who-was man-with the girl?' asked Mrs
f:ThatEeh?No yes; that washire," replied
''waIshire?" Intercepted Mrs. CrossIey.
1.-THE duke Of Walshre," explained Van Week, in a
'Ohp' said Mrs. Crossey, agitatedly and back
to her daughters buzz Of excitement went up and
down which increased when. few moments later, Dis
ney srding up the porch 1oioWed by Alice Par
He stopped before US smiled curiousy. The girl
what does all this mean, Mr. stuart?" she asked
Carstsrs threw away his cigarette, and both he
Week Miss Parkin," said l. let me intro
He turned to girl Ny dear, allow me- There
nothing coarse about him now. He was infinitely
Captain Carstairs. Mr. Van Week" he said; this
/ stepped back suddenly and down. Carstairs
took the pink palm extended and looked into the
Gu Your grace" he murmured, lit is honor
There isn't very much more to tell l may say that
gu 70 England while his wife lived in the village and
seeds for the social prominence that came TO her
As for the change in walshire I only say that
I give a good share of the credit and extend the
ing ing and an a useful member Of the upper house
incidental fact that may interest folks who know
kin unsuccessfuly tried to get their daughters
presented at court during the London season But for
reason the ambassador found It lnadvisable to
grant requests the ladies from Maryland.
them and | really believe that the only mean thing
the duchess of Washire has ever DONE