The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
THE REVOLT OF SUSAN HYDE
An Unusual Story of Unusual cOurtuhip and Marriage.
By CAROLYN
oan,righl 1913. b, OarnI,n I~EssIerl ~~~~~~~~

or hear from Manyilic HYDE. Alone
In my bedroom ! would be thinking
OF him. wondering ~ / loved him. I
wanted 90 De thrilled. 90 experience
nl thH emotions which ouidn and
other mfuriir uoFClisia 30 howitchlne-
D. described
vas gifted with an Immense ca
racity for making people as my imng-
inutiun desired them 80 he. ! forgot
hnutlllc'H square chin. hla cold blue
oftH. ANA cuduw eel him with az the
traits ! wished tho man I loved io
have. Then ist myself love him AZ
laHt love had come 10 mo. the Clndrr-
ella Of the family u was too enrrcd
H matter fur me 20 discuss. ninokt
too sacred TO ayow. when the girls
tclHnl mo about Mnnyllle'H attentions.
WAS easily wood Perhaps / owed
thHf tu mother She had foand out
thHt Niurtliio hyde Wa an admirable
rnftE Cor hor pennies daughter Ito
had no assured incouc nn we'll nH ~
iiur LuHurrH What moro could re-
rir Hrtf Tint I loved him counted
not ne uIi NJ uuH "a rhuucc 20 Edo
wtIl" IH my sisters bod
Haven't ou anything ~ tell mo Of"
mother asked one evening after Man
tlIr had called She had iou ua alone
boz un uiuilrt n pointed manner.
so. uut set"
llru aUp through your hands II
sou don't look out. other Girls aren't
aH msth
lio utos mo bot 20 express myself
10 fliI f1 tonight
Mother looked sharply on me.
Some mon DO admIrc That sort Of
women fno f1ld mora 10 herself
tluu tl uU often l wcpt over the
things mother said. More often |
puzzled over them. tried 90 diHacct
them Ho that I might Fot her real
meaning Auu must have N new
drors' Hlr added. looking critically IL
mo THAT 90 Ia really shabby"
what difference docr u make
People Hrc urci 20 seeing me like
that"
Like whatg'
Tho ncNt day but one mother
bought mD 90 now droHs. The H.or-
tDuiuE dHy Hho had mot Elaine in
town and iunchcd with her. I dii
mot know until long ~nftcrwarl that
Hho mad htErcd the money Tor II from
Elaine. telling her ] Ind q chance 10
marry n man WHO could take care OF
me.
Mauylllc cnlicd To see me again and
n was not long before he became "a
regular visitor ! always agreed with
him, never Cuutradlctcd him In Ony
u ulthuuh often I thought him
wrong, hin sentiments not mime 1ie
loved 20 talk OF himself aud I equal
ly well loved 20 hear him. l noticed
too. that mother, usually 40 opinion.
utrd. WIS very careful not 20 d~iaagfeo
with him. not 10 argue. In fact. ahe
was 80 very graciouH hat had he not
been fun of HE " Importance he
must have wondered at tho change.
10 different from her usual didnctiC
manner.
During this swift passing period ol
my ITO single events lost their iden'
ufY. / say swift passing because
mother nov had taken u for granted
that MauNilic was in earnest in seek
Ing mo and she had determined 4,
hurry him and mo along 10 the IN.
CNltnhlo CONCLUSION.
IL was % strange courtship for d
Young girl, simply ~acquieaccnt
Munyille oycrhoaring. insistout thai
his wishes only were 10 be consulted
lie dtd not insist In words. but IN 0
manner which obtained his desires.
ON O OF fathers illness VI
had entirely given IN entertaining a.
though Menyiile occasionally tool
dinner with us We went 10 thi
theatre. Afterward I recalled that ",
only went whom he wanted to see som,
play. That he never paid the Hlightes
attention when ] expressed "a desire q
sec some particular play or star unlos
ho also was Interested.
We attended some of the partlo
given hy tnutual friends. but he Al
WAYS noted bored, and 20 when NJ
snid ne would rather at homo will
me l f,lt Gathered that he proferro'
my society and smilingly agreed viii
him.
That really was my attitude towarI
him-onc of smiling agreement.
CTo De ~ContinuodD