The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-01

Tuhad Aeonns known IN the beard
ing house that Nellie Was 10 marry
Mr.. Fallor. Mos. Of the boarders were
1tnS. and congratulsteI her nicely. MISS
pat true 10 her acid disposition. how
aver. added after saying few conNCh-
Gonal words:
Such marriages aren't always happy.
\ have always believed r. woman shou4o
marry N her own cIass'
And what would you consider my
class?" NclIio asked. annoyed
.evVhv --- a photographer like yourself
or q bookkeeper perhaps. Then there
are many mon n TRADES who are lar
mora suitable husbands for a WORKING
r,rl than a r!ch society man. mat IS
only my opinion. OF course.
go. course! You never have tTsd
either class notice" Nellie seioom
answered now IN her old impudent
vay. but Miss Pitt always made nor
uncon Portable, and this ume ahe mao
hit upon a sensitive point with NeLle
NO. cared too much for my 'nde-
nendence." Miss Pitt quickly replleo
"Narriase is q sort Of slavery at pest
FOR woman Naturally. ! have mao
NV chances" she pursed her lips out
as I said am too fond OF my inoe-
pendence." .S,,,
.cEaturally-no one would ever think
you would DO passed by by men 4ooA-
Ing for an agreeable Wife He!!ie re-
turned. then sorry she had been 80 DIS
agreeable she added:
Thank you, Mss Pitt foT your
good wishes"
Nrs. Roberts always oreaRfas'eo n
her room and she asked Nc.fe 10 joy
're- While she remained IN tho house
1T Will give US a chance LOT ~.
chat before you begin on your sew1ns
srn ..,I kindly. She was bit worried
ove- E.IlIe, She didn't seem as happy
40 sh. had when she first announced
iba- rngaCemcnt Not that she acted
actively unhappy. 1t was more as IL
sbo nc-e worried over something.
NO matter how long I I've or what
n, mems l mover shall forget how knd
yo,; have been 10 me-" Nellie said I'M
nulsiycly 10 Mrs. Roberts. NO nothef
oor,5 he kinder TO her own caughteF-
N. mothers have known anyway.
81 feel almost IKE a mother toward
vou. dear." Mrs Roberts replied. iou
have brought new interest INTO an
old wor,an's ne If have helped you
YOU also have helped mo. SO We arc
as men say quits"
Mr. FalIon oa.ns often TO carry Nellie
away for an hour or two. no was d.
kind. as loving as ever. perhaps more
g, His gifts came As usual. ana ne
st,ll complained that Nellie wouIo Iah'
so Nttle from him. He had mot Mls,
Roberts and had liked her at once; tola
Nellie was was fortunate tha' no WAS
pleased shs had such a frienh
Mrs. Roberts said 10 him:
nellie has brought great oea' OF
BRIGHTNESS into an old woman Ike -.
,hs last few months. Mr.. Fallon.
know she Will into you're l haVe lear heo
10 love hor very dearly.
No ono could help loving her I
think ho had replied
Nrs Roberts at times talked rather
,c-1ou,lv 70 Nellie. especially since she
lho1 not.ccd the worried expression 50
or.c, on her face- She had asked no
injurious sure that IN limo Nellie
ror,s connde IN her. II was PTcoaoiy
,orro ,riflInc matter. another faux pas
who, ont with Mr.. Fallor. perhaps prF-
,,r ono Of their breakfast talks she
said!
and a woman. Nellie dear there Is no
essential happiness: tho una'o!dan'e
o.soctation. so constant the pin prlcKA-
~, largo and small worries and an
ov,pces which cannot be done away
Win entirely arc unhcarable To my
r,t,d two great wrongs are pcrpctTateo
u,h.n two people who aren't suited 10
zach other; who. without great love
Cor and understanding OF each other'
,orrv A woman wrongs herself. her
h.,tcr nature: sho wrongs ar" cheats
mo man and-also II there Are chill
dren shs wrongs them. ! feel very
keenly on this subject. Nellie have
sn.n SO much unhRppiness- from VI
mated marriages. marriages without