The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-23

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 #zzzTSfS Der 23, 190--This is my last day k45gSSSsNHA&Y at the old convent. Tomorrow sail
 FsE&NH1gEG@N for home and then whole life
 S8kIzRS&%Se What does the future hold for me? KS5B&85SszY In way it will be exciting to
 enter into that interesting Washing ton life but it seems though saying goodby for the time being to all that is genuine in and that's the reason why my heart aches wee bit as look out at the bare branches of the elm trees in the pa S r0o to tain henceforth for the worlds sake at least this ON BOARD STEAMSHIP ProUence, November 27th- After alt it's the human interest that counts. ehoIy dread: only my maid to speak to- perfect
 ST 6sd R Rddn ts faTae aom before getting into the straitacket of worldly
 Just as was waving a last adieu to France a young man, tremendously good Looking ran up the other happened to find myself next to him as he paused by the railing and then, don't know how, but we got into conversation tell he was a foreigner by his appearance and by his accent But gallantry We talked few minutes together.
 That was the day before yesterday I have seen
 STEAMsHTP Provence, November 29th.-His name isR sw9 & on the pas psssenger list list so it took me quite have a maid. Of course, as said, knew he was a 1eafnihg he is Italian His is Marcelli signor Marcelh, plain Mister He isn't even titled But like him immensely He's so well bred so courteous and refined, and he has such nice way
 SHEA aaafz1r Prsvence November 3oth-This morn Ing we got onto the subject of love. They say no Foreigner
 without talking about love- At least they have some lining to this topic which is better than treat were poison or the measles contagious thing you might catch if you even mentioned its name.
 MarceIn said that love like the Spanish inn; you find in it just what you bring with you. uidn't agree. with him. E want to get happiness out of it Your American men 's he went on sshave faith women, but they have no faith in love You never make an American say disloyal thing about women, but If you begin to speak we'll to enthuse about love, just plain love, he mods his head his downcast
 smile on his lips, and he sums up his feelings in
 T don't ike to hear you make fun of my com
 II am just analyzlng character, that's all There Is nothing personal in my remarks. believe how be lasting unless the is as devoted to love 5 we5e eb don't know much of love from experience. but have been thinking my friendship with him like dream with past, no present, It is as though suddenly we had
 I wonder what his first name is2 Probably shall ny maid that they going to travel six weeks America and then return to Italy. And land
 WASHINGTON December 14th-I have been home seems now entirely unreal sometimes wonder there actually was signor Marce1n that boat We saebby. attacks ,I didn't want MareeIn to meet They looked so queer and provincial after Europe: Ean with his red hair and purple tie girl crocheted him. purple stockings to match, much too much the fashion; and mamma much too much out with a jet bonnet gray kid gloves It was wicked, what felt; wanted Marcelli to remember me without any family setting. hur-
 lied xnny mothers and brother off the dock not even tlfraffng if MareelIi looking Yet he must have been little interested He spent as much time with me as I would let him on the ship. z WASHINGTON, December 16th-Yesterday had family eonfab, papa, mamma, and I, trying to plan put social campaign for the winter It is about easy doing this without friends it would be to plan battle without soldiers, though, somebody 5afd, if you have money you always buy yourself some friends Those not exactly the sort you'd aAre for, but papa is so eager about filling that b&tfroom," calls it, a brute To up to the scratch. He says the thing we of is the weakness of human nature If play winning game every time. As matter of fact
 couldn't the least bit for anything got through somebody else's weakness When things are not genu he they don't appeal to me, and nothing could be rtche.ezz Of can't explain that to papa. He says: rE P Wicks wants the best, and I guess he can pay for it all right
 T confess would been embarrassed over know ng how to begin if very lucky thing hadn't hap oened which set the ball rolling There charm ng EEench girl AIne de Mericourt, with at the sader here in Washington and several days ago invitation came from them for mamma, papa and me 0 reception they giving Friday night. I by the papers that the reception is to be in honor of distinguished. Italian, Duke Falconi.
 4VAsHINGFoN,i December 20th.-It my ault, suppose. When you come to think all -0ur disai1Iointmehts you generally attribute hem to one Of two sfaifings yourself pride eafousy. 1t was pride that spoiled my evening at he French Embassy.
 Somewhere in the papers in To1on Topics I suess saw that it awfully countrihed to arrive arly at parties. Our Invitation from the De Meri- ourts said that they would be lat home at nine tcleeke1 3Jplllpa s4ud papa ready at nine and
 to start right off I, with stupid false pride. insisted waiting until eleven, so as to be fas'a onable