New-York tribune., 1908-03-15

tanned with childish arusenencs Genie. IN fact was
Young woman OF the world. That IS not TO say
that she had been spoiled with Wor.dness at school
which had been the only home She knew. but that
the school conducted by woman whose chief
object was to prepare pupils 70 DC young ladies
wise II the world OF fashion
Genie herself was unaware Of what sort OF product
had been made Of the raw material her instructors
had handled II her person and mind. Il she had
answered truly what the school had most notably
developed IN her she would have SAID an aptitude tor
delivering lectures buresquing instructors II man
ner throw class Of girls into gales OF laughter The
net product was young woman with 4 knowledge OF
the world which was protection to her-as that
knowledge was meant to be-When she came to
face the world and an equipment OF exact IN
formation regarding social form and etiquette which
made Betty eyes open n astonlshtnent-
Paul Just boy. He was prepared for col
lege. and DICKS thought was to improve the time
before college entrance II laying foundation IN
the Young man mind that should be good tor
him He thought % Induct him gradually into
understanding that he would be a rich man. but
OF money. and deal with It economically.
Their r-sr interview gave Dick something to
think about I | want to use the touring car to
day dad. stld Paul, walking about the grounds
with his father before breakfast 60 n going into
town to order something which We must have
For instance what. asked Dick slightly sur
Why. I know tellow-he was in my class
who knows where the people are who viii build q
well lay out a tennis court. We can have bowling
alley built al the same time Your belt line needs
a little attention. sr and the bowling alley viii do
the trick | want To make the baseball team my
first year. and must keep II training; so LII ask
Won 70 do 8 little work with me
Dick gasped " Have You any notion, son, what
those things VIII cost. he asked
No" replied Paul. looking at his father IN sur
prise. &c Does It make any difference Are we short
this term.
The next day men were at work on the toulds4-
tons for the new buildings. and Dick never aga1n
sought To- Instl rudIments OF economy into the
bou's mind He did however. beat Paul at all his
THE man who a. the country club, had intlmated
L t. Dick that he suspected him of being Mon
sieur Courvatel had gone TO Europe At a hlnt
from Dick Calcutta mad learned much about the
man who was named Herbert Delaney and was
Mrs Van Alstynes cousin. He not member
OF the colony. but occasionally VISITED ms cousin
there and her position gave him the standing OF a
colOuIst He was not popular, Calcutta learned,
but as he seemed disposed to take little part IN the
colonvs affairs beyond payIn cards and billiards
at the club friction had resulted from his occi-
slonl presence.
From all | can learn said Calcutta, reporting
10 Dick he IS not very unlike u skeleton III the
Van Alstvucs closet. There Is open scandal
about hum but he doesn't live the lie these people
approve. shall know more OF h1m soon from :.
man | We written Paris. where Delaney now IS
So the sudden fear to the man knowledge O!
suspicious quoted down the minds OF Betty and
Dick The fall season, with Paul on at college,
passed and winter came, with the Courtneys grow