The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11

sos .se hrst sine, to gaze upon
.,ao,ua, countenance OF Mrs. War
and TO listen to the words OF WIS
u fsu suavely from her lips. That
-.r,enced more pleasure In the IN
~ the second privilege than IN
49, 6ret was due to the existence
y uiS nf an almost abnormal love
and 10 the presence In MIS-.
son,s face OF several features lnal
oiabt painfully rcpelled us. Ecr
~ hssln with, protruded TO a de-
<vxsoh oov, her an expression OF
s,,rnrise. that they were softly
ny 81 at times of a really cHtraor-
~ d.ii,,ancy. were but mcager alds
~, for checking our recoil. we
- also 10 her mouth. WHICH had
righIy unpleasant to Jesslca, oi
- IN one side only, thus suggesting
~ "a n,outhed heartiness more lhah nan
seinc. In time. l admit, the NEON
4, of this phenomenon fascihate1 me-
foSslca's prejudice against Mrs. Wai
- srnilr remained violent and an
- She stunned the consemola-
.1iN Lets IN a degree bordering on rude
I'd nassed the early part OF the
,,,rkine behind portieres and pot
efr,s that they might blot 1T from
Thus. though frequently with
,,rd of the soothing ripple OF Mrs.
t,,,,a coniralto voice, Jesslca
snanv nf the choicest gems OF
"a rvIfh which that eminent person
~ ~ ne pursuing my individual re-
-te however, was enabled not
ns hoar these. but TO discover that
|. Az though still further handicapped
Z insIcnincant and characterless nose
~ comnensations an admirable COM
al. BEAUTIFUL teeth. superb car
= and really surprising ain9ume VI
ter, IN which both men and Wom-
ssnrtjv and happily succumbed, SO
o.nr ,.,ns This last, indeed. that she was
,r,,-roundcd by her fellow guests,
-pia, reluctantly yielding themselves
teaminc hostess for the introduc-
zemajned chatting easily With the
& ~ the evening FOR q few moments
Lam with expressions Of artless sur
snd relief attached themselves per-
[+$iv to her circle. Accustomed as
~ similar assemblages where the
N honor stands in a corner sup
a by The hostess and one or Two
Ma friends, while the remaining
remaln aloof. feverishly seeking
a themselves sentiments worthy tle
n a celebrity. I was naturally mncu
.rsed bv the phenomenon before me;
|oroachcd. I joined the circle ana !
ryarburton was holding forth, as
.xnected OF her and in response 10
-slber TOO obvious leads OF the hos
%,,t doing IL so artistically, so sub
NIL eucb a charm OF Individual ap-
ID tbis or that one of her listeners:
fbcy proved the accuracy OF her
7 1,ts targets which ring when the
eve Is struck One or two even
ne ten1erIty 10 disagree with her,
.5ia annarentlv delighted her so much
r,,-s frown eyes seemed 10 pop out
a head with excitement and interest
III 1aushingly met the issues they
Il I saw Jessica's blond head shin
.noug the drapcries of @ Wlndo" nol
@Qay' and under cover OF the 10
a interest | imperatvcly motoneu
ID approach. She came with rc'Nc
feet, and eyes. as it We're tufnoo
'6u're missing everything: eN-
.-j In her i'm reproachful aside,
"a holding them ali. George ENerett
.-ff his cum shoes in the hall and
"A at her feet for The evening, and
.e4nr Olivier. who, 10 my certain
.Iadre has played solitaire In n cor
each of the last five receptions he
.ftended, is glued TO her side. She
..rs 10 he fascinating them,
-lca's 6clicate brows arched higher.
+ecinsting ,hcm-with that smile!
nurmured disdainfully.
&Ith tor Notwithstanding IL, ! re-
| Il don't pretend TO have dnalNZeo
hing at this carly stage. iIs Il con
n I'm mentioning-not a theory LOOK
Ar now
..lca looked, and locked intently. NJ
In thc instant Mrs. Warburton
lis Belden agrees with me on This
nj least" she exclaimed gdYly.
Iur toward my friend she said
|<a1ue Thing before I thought OF II.
|.r second book II Interested me
but die not quite convince me. Mt
Ia / discovered its truth.
|lher Jessica nor | had tho lalnicSt
What especial point she meant. ap-
3 as VIC had been in our own OK
~ of condolences. but Jessica
}fd forward. as subsequently cN-
la TO her like fascinated bird un-
he eye OF the calculating serpent.
(1Questl tlcusbIy VIC are right. she
"a III we agree Who dareS dis
1 was still OIL tho outside OF the cir
!. 4 she spoke Mrs. WIrDurion made
IQnick steps forward from the cen
1nd with q touch. surprisingly cor
Intimate. vet dienlned, drew her
rpfcssor Olivier darcs." she ex-
ied 1and you shall help inc down
/ must make the most Of our
<ment this time. for ! know very
! hat you will never agree with me
You are so conservative. and /
tcll mean so extreme
ere was u chorus of courteous pro-
: Iu which the voice Of Professor Al
10 Olivier rose loud and clear. lie
|u my hearing. but fortnight ago,
unced Mrs. Warburtou's latest maga-
1rtlcle as the vaporings Of an hyS-
~ woman. lacking literary style,
Il 9nd fact, aud Of actually immoral
ney, but lie seemed TO have re-
r. th's severe judgment now as he
peaming upon her with his near
!, I'D gray eyes.
prolonGed sigh at mT left drew my
!. lion from this pleasing picture OF
1nle subjection. Turning. | rccog
SriffinS. a clever young artist,
teu ny an intellectual mother TO this
ymilar gatherings where he made
Fet OIL his gloom and Isolation. Hc
W. approved Of me, however, ilnd
fIy conversaiion, he gratefully cx-
Wholly free from theories aud
pont you know" SympathetiCally
'ufew With Griffing TO distant
%here we sat down side hy side.
~ Was llttle tired OF theories anC
let GOES she write about, anyhow
'oea Srlffing. gazing drcarlly at his
lou know I never read wom-
thngs, but I've got general ldea
nem are worse than the average
70 revolutioniZe society, doesn't
pu eject women presidents, and puI
oue 10 farm, or something Ike
1ssneo 10 turn the sunshine OF al
q. mess.
DIT. Your course I'm art has
,(tushl you TO draw conclusions"
"'5u WIN brisk severity. IAN sh'
Al" ~ ehtlre equality for women aur
W Men don't give their lives TO do.
al seIvice and the care Of children
lpH tmnks women should not, un