The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-04

hut hope they will he abundant
Chloe's visit to- New York ~ n subject
OF immense and un.nding interest to
every one Sh" Spends her time nara. =
ing to white and black all she has seen
Sh" brouRhr most carefully selected littl..
presents for every one How she managed
do not know
+ The truth IL Chloe was a great succa.s
AZ the North; the height OF her whit.
turhan, th" width and length Of her white
apron. the Classically disposed whit.
| k-rchi"f crossed over her ample form.
tn" large gold hoop earrings and her
Mona Lisa smile a. she dropped a cur s-v
To any guest appearing at tn. door of
INV sitting room impressed rhos. unar-
Gust ousd Ia II very much
( Her ready answers TO all uu,st ions wsr,,
most discreet A friend Of mine asking
her what she had seen in her short II on
IN Washington said. Did You see III.
President
No. ma'am amt See de Precedence.
but Sec de gold pianner." that pi.c. of
furniture OF the White House seeming
tn" ful equal in interest and grandeur
OF the head Of IN" nation
thlo"'s face during Buffalo Bills Wild
west show was study She wouh not
give way TO surprise of any sort but oc-
casIonaily l felt IA violent punch IN NV
back when Chloe's excitement had reached
point where some action was necessary
and she was afraid I might miss some
thlns-we were in box. The presence
OF none but white servants VIA very un-
expected and unaccountable to Chloe. but
she made no sign. She spoke with pride
OF the table she had to herself and how
attentive every one was She said
Miss Pashuns. | never hurry fu' eat.
l look 'roun en- enjoy meself Fust
ting | had fu brekfust had a orInge
| jos wait en res meself till see de lady
To de mex table cut she oringe un half
en- tex d" spoon an eat um wild de spoon,
den | dun de same but | neber let UNI
see | watch UNI.
Den de- gentleman tex dat plate way
en- bring some homny un a saucer Den
| watch de lady en- see um put shuV.r
on de homny an pr milk on. en- | done
de- same. Den de gen 'leman tex dat
way on bring me sum aig. but I tell um
Thank yo. sab. hut WI needn't trtIble
yo self TO bring me no aig kase | don't
eat aig. neither no mutton kas. | don't
eat dat needer' | didn't like him To hav
de trubhl. 70 bring nm en- TEX um back
The second day she was there she was
quit. agItated.
Miss Pashuns.- she said. Il most had
accidence. Wen l git I'm de allivatu
de nyting man sraat on mos too quick
un lik' TO t'row me down. en- =. was dat
skeer till q trimhl. pn :. katCh TN, arm
en- e >ay Is WI hurt en- | mex ansuh
No. "A, | amt hurt den - say Please
don't tell no one. | hope WI amt hurt.
fu dat would git me in big trtIbble Den
| promis. l wouldn't tell
On the way home Chloe stopped sew
eral days with my sister in Washington.
who took her all over the public build
ings. She Jaw a great deal that never
have seen because always have 30 many
other things | want To do while in Wash
Ington.
When she was being taken through the
Capitol and saw in the great hall the
statues NJ distinguished men she went
round and examined each one very care
fully. then came 10 where | was sitting
waiting for her and said in a low tons. !
very wstfullv
Miss IAIise. ole Maussa amt yere-
When | answered: No. Chloe. papas /
deem disappointment
ole MaIssa- 20 chloe was the greatest
man IN tn. world ard he thought less Of
the capitol when sh" did not find him (
When any on. treats her with scant /
courtesy or intridrs on her feelings IN !
any way sh. is IN the habit Of explaining: |,
My master was d" GUY ner 81 de- United |
Srar"s an | kno' how tu behave
W.. never have had the heart "a explain |
to her the difference between the Stat. /
and the nation We showed her the family
nam. IN the c.iliuG Of the beautiful
library building telling her IL was tn.
name II Uncle Washington. whose bust .
was in the dining room az home After
craning her neck for "A long time her small .
book l.arning enabled her To make IL out /
for herself and sh" was greatly pleased.
patience PENNISGToN.