Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-06

~'-'A1 VI sA1 S' AtGsS Gi Q S 8ttl-itilEhtISiG- ed efforts" assented Chisholm. Tt i. odd that after lodging Mrs. HayaYd we should find ourselves in tue same retreat with the common aim of avoid. ing each other
 If you should tel, ne youi. name,. suggested Ethel, "w@ could find out if we really are the only two victims Of Mrs. Bayard'a matc3l-mal.:ne .,,.,z.z.s.''
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 s::..s'r: aa }.a@s.=. .s... "l Ethel =.isls s..s g#4 ..s.:}s s..?, goes aioHs..1 Intsos .ril..s=#s. ,.f.;#. ~ifh leuiz 't',:i. says Neg have anzfoGured .ui souA" ..t oHt she. l expect you yo ha married immediate. !"',. becauSss yea are. perfectly suited to each o'hUr.' Every one t.nds such a..us@Ment ns Mrs. Bayard'a match. making thdt her victims are marked per. o2A, 50 lucy come 10 hate each other
 If She were content vii. mere hints, 1t would not be so bad" con- tinted Chisholm comfortably, but she i;ad ne over here this morning to tel! me t3,at tonight 1 should meet IT. fate.'
 And she wrote me-" explained Eth q. Tt seems that she has three sets of victims here tonight, so as soon as l came l made straight for thls fir. tatien nook. Mrs. Bayard believes in Irritation booths to further her ami able ends. and it seemed a clever bit of satire to take refuge in one Of her matrimonial traps
 T felt much the same way. :.sv=.9t. cd Chisholm. Of course, son2r.. 3i.,:, in the course Of tue evening s;ha I have to undergo the ordeal but i am trying to defer her introduction unti! the last moment.
 This is the first time that l ever 2.,e been warned that l must nit@;-ry w(e li,ar Or no-and, we'll, don't sup pose that it would sound right to say that 1 am bashful-but l don't seem to fancy the idea
 (Which is ungrateful when Mrs. hayard goes to such trouble on our account" reminded Ethel. She gives tciea or four balls a year just ia bring people together as she tN- presses it.'
 Just as though the people woul,l not find each other if let alone." com mented Chisholm. with laugh. Now ! can imagine that in happier circum- :tances might
 'What?" demanded Ethel. as Ch!s. I4olm paused.
 T was going to say" he concluded. that left to myself I might, perhaps, have carried out Mrs. Bayard's wish es through natural impulse. and net through g sense of duty"
 Ethel colored softly at the remark, for the meaning was not to be mls. taken: moreover, she suddenly re. gretted the matchmaking propensities of her hostess, which had resulted in prejudicing the mind of this new. found acquaintance against her.
 q remember when I was a young stes in short trousers" remini&ced Chisholm, "that one day my father mixed g pail of Whitewash placo,t q brush beside it and gave rlc strict c. Gers not to whiteWash the chicEc9 GOODS, because l did not have 5ha r ouisite skill Then he went dc0n.t.1.- and l took chances On a thra5...3l:s { prove that I could ao it."
 we always want to do the foybiti den things" assented Ethel, T sup pose we inherit the trait from oul