The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-27


Mr. Wiykhaws soclety WAS ut mate
rial service boz dispclIus the gloom which
. the Int pcrycrsr occurrences had cast
over many " the Luugbourn family They
"a" HIN often aud TO- his other recon
mcudltious was added certain frank
ness and general tcservc. The whole
N what Elizabeth had already heard
his claims against Mr. Darcy and all that
Iucb u,knDWl'ar'd and openly can
licly acknowledged and opcnely can
vasssd And Everybody was glad to
think how much they had dlsiiked Darcy
before they knew Of his character Ev-
sryboIN. except Jane who could con
dcmu nobody considered Darcy AS the
worst ~ men
When the arrival OF Saturday recalled
3 Nr Collins 30 Hunaturd for while
the loughourn family were delighted BY
/ the appearance Of Mrs. Bcpurts brother,
Mr. Gardiner Of Chcipsidc. London. and
] / is wife. They were people VI substance
, aud people " really good breeding II
was Christmas time when they arrived
and Mrs Gardiner brought with her
whole hamper ut gins for tho girls MIS-
D Bruuci AZ once took ncr sister-in- law
into her confidence with regard to Nthe
bad luck she had had In marrying of
her daughters. Mrs Gatdiner preferred
,u tank the matter over vito Elizabeth
-hu, said NJ course. the proper things
4 N Mrs Bcuuct
Mrs Gardiner ro Elizabeth. would have
been % Merry desirable thing | am sorry
IN did not take place. But these things
often happen \ Noue man such AZ YOU
l,scrihe Mr Binglcy, easily falls In love
with a pretty giH for few weeks. ana
when an accident separates them as
easily forgets her This sort of neon
sist,uClcs are very frequent
"Thnt s an excellent consolation In
us way replied Elizabeth, but We do
not suffer b6 accident II IL not oOeh
that the Interference OF friends Will per
suadr n Young man ~ Independent for
tune to think no more ot gtrl with
whom ha was violently Ia love only n
few DAYS before THAT expression vio-
lcnty In love returned Mrs. Gardiner
. "i- doubtful, 80 haCkuvycd. that II gives
u,p veiy lttie idea Pray how violent
Go have entertained tor jane hut 10
TO hRvo entertained for Jano' But 10
. this question Elizabeth could only ten
81 tho many attentions Mr. Hlnsley had
paid Jane and her conviction that he
was IN luva with her which was tho con
ucton u cynry body else In thslr circle.
Perhaps" said Mrs Gardiner, "A
change VI scene would be good for Jane
why not let her come TO London. on
visit to mc7 There VIII be no danger
ot her meeting this young man 'Blnsley
.m tho metropolis we I'VE iu guile an
other part NJ town than that occupied by
the people YOU speak Of We are mere
t,ndr. people, my dear Tho Gnrdiners
stBgc Cd week At Lnugboutn, and Ike
some other over reSlous hosts, whom we
pl meet, Mrs Bcnnet 50 arranged that
lu Rll that time they never once sat
down 10 n family dinner The officers
OF tho garrison, tho LuCase. .-any body
Who tuutu To dragged In, was dragged
iu 20 make IN. fess,-ss poor Mrs, hen-
net Thought more agreeable 10 her
guests ~ "a matter Of fact. rho wore
u,isrlf and her servants out by her
excess ot hospitality and made the
GARDENERS very ready to get back to Lon
don
Mrs Gardner observed the attraction
that seemed 10 exist between MickhHm
aud Elizabeth. Without ,upposlng that
tney were very seriously IN love with
leach other she could SEE that they might
possibly dutl into a. situation which
might cause them TO imagine that they
Ncir Sur resolved 90 speak to l,liIa
beth about the matter You are too
sensible gifl, LiEIY. said tho aunt. to
iNll IN love SIMPLY because you are
.NNfncd against u. And therefore, am
NOT afraid " speaking oponly seriously,
! would have you on your guard, 10 not
involve yourself or Involve HMM an
affection which the want uf fortune would
make sn imprudtni'
why aunt" replied Elizabeth, "thl-
10 really serious viii take care ot my
,olf and " Mr Wirkhpm too. Ho anaU
not he In love with me II I can pre-
vent it"
Elizabeth cried Nh. Gardiner, you
arc mot serious nov"
~ beg PARDON viii try again, Al
present um mot iu lUVu With Nh Wick
hum iut ho H., beyond nU comparison.
the most agreeable imam | ever know N
he becomes attached 20 ma I can see
The lmptudehco OF lt u iH better that he
should not on. the abomlnablo Mr.
Darcy Hut YOU my dear aunt, must
~ every day that Young people are not
Withheld from entering the holy state Of
mattlmony because ni finances All that
can promise YOU Is that I am not In a
hurry
rhe marriage DAY NJ Mr Collins and
Ithnt'ufte Lucas Nas nov fast approach
INK Win Nuu como aud sy, ne when
am mnrtitd'' said Charlotte one DAY
rather sadly 10 Elizabeth Rsaiy.
Wish Nuu would Elisa could NOT =,
tlss, although she tutesHV little pleasure
w tho visit The marriage took place
!ho bride aud groom set out iot Kent
Jan" VAS with her aunt In London Mrs
Nennet was sull wondering hnw In the
sorld she Nss aoins to marry of five
dbushlefH and MI nsnnst contente I'd him
s'I Mllh helng sarcastic and reading In
Chat'uttes fret letter TO Eilsn sps r.
Ir'lNed Win some easel NESS rhors ruul
not but be = curiosity M know how she
. would Ike her new home ana hos sh
NullN Ilke the Etsat tadN Catherine de
honigh charlotte wrote vhesfhiIl, Rh.
Nss surrounded m MI sorts N msuris-
, Hnu lodb Iaihtunes behavior had hesr
nu'l itendll aud obysins \ Ett,t from
! hesl day TO part ot the town wh.rs
she would have the pleasure of calling
. ayoa Asr iflanlls IN ufossenos street