The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-04

q wear and again she might not: thai
would depend on how her mother spent
the fortune left by Roswell Miller.
The Winter OF Miss Carnegie's debut,
Mrs. Carnegie took box at the opera lot
the first time. but it was for the matinee
performances only The Steel Kings
daughter was occasionally permitted to
attend o"ening performances as guest
nf one of her many friends. All this time
however. She was progressing in her home
making. Three Summers ago Mr.. Car
necie bought enc Of the loyeliest show
piaccs in Icn0X that colony or WONDERFUL
estates. "Shadowlawn" has magnificent
grounds, but the house needed doing over,
and. rs finishing touch TO her training
Miss Margaret was given the task or doing
over under the direction Of noted archi-
,cct and interior decorator. Shadow
lawn has not only become one OF the
most beautiful homes in LenoX. but it is
The expression OF Miss Carnegie's person
ality.
hut il will be noticed that In all this
time no love romance figured in Miss Car
neeie's life. She was kept vigorously from
ali fortune hunters. and did not even have
Inc insipid but thrilling little f.irtations
that are every young girls birthright-
Her own parents romance had been
constantly before her. Andrew Carnegie
never loved any woman but the ona he
married. and he had pnen his wife's one
great love While father Carnegie taught
his daughter TO be a housekeeper and
mother. his wife taught her that girl
should not frit1nr her love away on q
series If lovers. but should keep her heart
for the one great love.
4 wear ago Margaret went 20 dinner
At her rhum'S house. and there met, for
The very first iimn her chum's brother,
Roswell Miller. For one reason and an
other tho Two had never come together
before. Miller had been away at college
ana then in tho American Ambulance in
France. and was only back home because
ir hid entered Tic navy.
In his becoming nava! uniform the en-.
si.n made a decided impression on the
heirrss Undoubtedly sister Dorothy
helped things along. and during the past
year. while Ensign Miller was stationed
near Now York. very charming love
affair quietly developed.
Every leave that Miller could get he
spent with Miss Carnegie, and she made
frequent trips TO his post with his mother
and sister. They found a number OF in
lcrests in common. and then in some way
stories OF the talks their fathers used to
have were recalled by both, and slowly bur
surely the courtship progressed until the
engagement announcement was made. and
now Miss Carnegie is busy preparing her
trnuSscau.
So the cycle is complete. Andrew Car.
nege at tie age OF cighty-threc. sees the
hest link of his lifetime finished. His per-
fectly trained daughter stands at the
threshold OF matrimony. ready at last to
prove his peculiar theories TO be correct.
And all the time the young people are
so deeply and frankly in love that they
have no idca--nor do they care-how fash.
ionahlc society regards them; and Miss
Carnegie holds her wealth so lightly that
she does not even know that society
measures up the Carnegie millions against
a comparatively poor young naval officer
who may never own even one million dol
lars In his CWn right.