The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
he Portion of the Youngest . By

|, ,.5dIngs are horrid- l think It's
,fsai nicer TO elope-my grand
oned. and she was only SIX
y rtime, nearly two years young
~ very foolish way To talk,
e are quite different now.
lace whyl Anyway. hate we'd
,cnIv care for dances. Momsey,
going to let me so 10 this
!, ,VbSt difference does 1t make II
,H,fs All my friends are TO be
rClarks, and Edith Bayne and
A. shave. Daddy said l could
he went away. and I've been
San 1t ali the time, and now
on an ottoman In the center
mahogany furnished, old fash
- with her light hair falling
Ear and her large, clear, blue
,u-5ragIcally IA on the face OF the
.ho set busily sewing. Tina s
SIdars were hunched forward
tst crossed in the attitude which
rcnght forth her mothers re-
.,t that way, dear; It's very un-
Y How often have l told you.
~ II YOU get in the. habit or
f.e that when were alone you II
vou don't realize IL.
ant care, Momseys why won't
ne 20 20 the danceT
Tins what is the use OF teas
~ any more about Ihat?' said
nj daughter coming into me
t;nor was small and dark, with
{Eed eyebrows. regular features,
'<nression of great intelligence.
~ times by a shattered wave OF
- Al the moment she carried
IA a birds bathtub. filled with
rfined for the cage over by the
sbars q brown and disheveled
Srpr mopingly from a perch. She
now perfectly well that mother
nTye been staying up great
sfe In the evening. You cannot
n "a our at the same time. And
vo,, she didn't approve OF your
<nnch with Francis Fanshawe-
Ia do. He may be a nice enough
I he isn't our kind. We all OF
.pou'd better let the acquaintance
YOU don't want me TO do any
1TIna's eyes began TO sparkle
v "It doesn't make the slight
ance 10 me when you talk that
n NV friends. ! like them. no
'haf YOU and Annette say. You've
,een down on Francis. but
nd care whether l keep on with
Is OF not"
!, ElInor carefully inserted the
IA the cage before flinging her
bly, upon the subject Tina,
4 mean that-you want to be
ID, / hope. Beside, you'll enjoy
hit Into society a great deal
n and II you're seen everywhere
Die will be taking you for much
n you are.
1n't care." Tina's defiant tone
ia Increasing rapidity. Il don't
rood II does TO be educated.
: People like you just as well
Ire silly. think It's dread
Ia 10 go TO college the way you
IL so critical. and never see any
|ngs and analyZe everybody the
no Robert Harper, so that you
~ whether you like him or not.
I'D take enough interest in him
d to shave off that horrid little
makes him look so
don't care for what they teach
I II doesn't do me any good 10
|ut the ancient Egyptians and
b of the Civil war. and write
den over upside down; I hate
den, he makes me so cross
automobiles. and skating and
4ood time with my friends, and
And it's no use telling me I'll
salf more later / want TO en-
II now. Maybe there won't be
maybe I'll be dead" And
nom the room,
igbt heard Tina here" said
iEter, entering by another door.
vas perhaps not so pretty as
Two, but she had a large. blonde
L very reposefully attractive.
leen engaged for four years TO
3 fellow. whose only lack was
pney, consequent on a depend
{ and sisters.
4 up a garment now as she |
|. want TO give this new waist |
b mend. Just see where she's |
: found IL under her desk.
lnnette. if you've been putting |
II TO rights again-!" Elinor |
er hands In despair.
Mt stand seeing " the way il |
j Annette apologetically.
4 course. that's the way you
I'm sure you and were
|p differently. Here. give me a
! thread she'll never mend that |
fher, now you've let Tina think !
ig TO the dance. That settles !
INT go back on IL now; but / |
fought 10 understand that this
lely the last time"
emed TO take II so TO heart"
mother weakly. She tried to |
eli intelligently. "Of course I
d her accepting invitations oc-
\ she's nearly IS; bu: the girls
tot out have more going on than
that are. And that young Fan |
e seems stupid sort of boy.