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‘nuodeluulelaclseremmum. IndY-hm came home and changed his clothesandwenttohlscllmfora long-draw-out wine-logged luncheon, ‘lhel-‘e were many demands for tea oi on afternoon; he danced and some. iii-med went i0 the Sporting Club, Where he lilﬂyed chemin de ier or baccarat; then he went. for a pl-cm. enadc down the Grands Boulevards or along the Avenue des Clamps-Ely. sees. slightly mlncing figure in s. long -ta.iled cost. s, ﬂower in his button. hole. swinging s cane and smelling of Deriume. Sometimes he paused beiorc the window o! s Jewelry store. a la- dies’ rsshion store, or a saddiery store and stood staring ilaedly in. Corning to, he would fit a cigarette into a longtartoiseshell holder, gtapt, 1,119

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dsareiie coins. and then. living his “he l twirl. would move of! down the street with quick short, lady-like | steps. Sometimes tourists turned to stare at/hiln and whispered behind hi! bath. but he paid no more atten- l tlcn to them than he did to the birds yeeping in the trees.

Io went everywhere. When the President. oi France opened the rac- ing season. he smnetimes sat m m; Presidential box. His llie was given “P V0 the pursuit 01 the seasons. He mw“! by . and seasons were his-lite. He stayed in Paris for the spring season-the Grande Semaine.‘ the oloaing week oi the spring whirl, was the biggest week of the year in his life. l-ie were‘. to Vichy at, the pm. Dﬁﬂme. and he went w Deauville ior three weeks, and to Cannes. Only catastrophe could have kept him [mm being M. a. resort at. the proper time, ms the proper time was the “high season" when everybody em w“ there. i Nicely and pleasantly us m; mwh. inery of his liie moved. there was a QTFIk-lng BDTi-hd. He had little money —tlu.t is. for the people he mweq among. He had the honor and the tamily. and those whom he associa- ted with and who were glad to re. celive him hid the money. Once hi; "($1321 dillel-ll hid b0!!! one of the prides of France, now it, was s boy’; boarding-school. The Marquis could

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Qyel flashed over hhn Up. vhl-ioinoly to, meet disappointment, ice arter- the formality o1 the introduc- tion he immediately lost interest in her. _

MN- Peters and Opal exchanged Glance: which seemed to say, "welt."

Now and then Mrs. Peters shot a look at Pike, standing spare and 194,11 emvnz the ' aculm gentlemen. his heuftumed slightly to one side, as hcrcometimes held it. a questioning look in his race. She edced pact him.

“Take your hands out oi your poc- kelie." she whispered.

At nine o'clock dinner W94 unmunc. cdland. Mrs. Asgainwall said, "Will $2}! %‘.‘.lulneﬂ be good enollgh to 8880M: the ladies out " and alts told each man the ladyfhe was to accom-

l psny. The bu of conversation rose went through the procegg of 41min: their partners. and Mrs. Pe- tcre llcathed a sigh of relief to sec that Pike had his lady safely upon his ﬁght. ‘rhey entered the stately B1191" dinlnﬂ-rﬂoln on the same iloor lhd Mrl- Palm's heart. leaped for she "had never seen a table so ctart~ lingand wonderful. n, wag not, “l; and it was not mahogany; in iaot, it was polished marble supported by me- tal scroll lega. There were laughter and eltclamabions in French and Eng-

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beside Opal. I Dinner began. and Mrs. Peters look- ed down the glistening brown mar- ble, with its slender vein-like luings oi black, upon the most brilliant scene of her liie. Wine poured from the famous rcaemie, m

was pleased. ior Opal was doing what Mrs. Peters called “making herself ag- reeable." Tlhe marquis was no longer politely alood‘. he had turned to her and was/ewlainlrlg something with quick, nervous gestures with his small feminine hands. The wine mounted to Mrs. Peter's head and a delightful ringing haunesa came over: her. But in spite o! this pleasant stupor/her mind was unusually active; she say cverythinl. mud everytblnae-in what order the courses were served, the proporilonoiwln Jlowthcblladwas prepared, how the e were placed, and ell the details which were dealt with so skillfully. by Mrs.‘ As- rlnwall’! serving staff. u. least. the meal was over and Mrs Aﬁnwlll. rising led the women to the salon. uldMnAqlirl-walltookﬂlemonto the blllud-mom for cigars, 1141001,”. and the mysteries oi men's talk. - "These." thought Mrs. Peters. "are the MM ‘out!!!’ 9

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lish as the guests searched among the and funds l"! the costums they had worn and seen. came into Mrs. Peters‘; heart-the They talked o! the races. oi the Ma-rqills de Brrissac had been placed‘ money they had bet. oi their favorite

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horses. and of the money they had placed on the English sweepstakes. sometimes they spoke of art and of i-he salons and exhibits. but mostly it was to say that they had been there and to tell whom they saw there. They

stole spoke o! people they had seen riding into the Renaissance library and the in the Bola, oi the worming “n. dreamy. sodtly pulsatinl music drii- oera at the fashionable mama-ants, ted ihrwah the doors like the rust. and or the adventures others of their breath of emine- A-iter the flﬂtgown kind were having. Mrs. Blank was momentary embarrassment. Mrs. Pe- in Vienna. they said. and last. night tens was at her beet: she felt that Shel they had been Mr. Blank out with- had never been more gradous inheri them life and that. she hid novwﬂlkedbot-I pclitp insln ter. When she glanced at Opal she much; just. enough. They goaslped

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about. personalities in the American colony. and o! the iool things tourists did. They especially ‘ liked this Ind kept. returning to the en- trancing subject like flies to a sleeper early in the mominx. Then back to more colony swell»: such back-biting and scandal Pike had never heard. They lauﬂled at America. ‘Ill-icy told o! its abaurditlea. of the items they had seen mlmlfied inthe hehldllncs 01 the “WINNIE? of what some upltlrt 0011819881115" had said or done. or some America- seving movement launched by some inconsequential premium... They made these minis America. And cs they toned them time and (will. be- tweendllousilionsoflwwtogetotatci the income tax. Amniee became s ridiculous country. Pike belstlcd. for he coils not see that Ansel-lea was so iar_ behind France and the countries Antlurope. and 1m because he was awayfrom hommhewoulduotlrlcer stnisowlalsnd-Hlescorngrewuld he wished in turn upon tilccleek. holed critimbut whlnhrsawhow thoroughly ma. Peters was 0111081118 bemlriis mtnlﬂﬂ w ma: in. But. by this unis‘ the other cunt: had loot intone: in him. Ill bunllld his inl- vesandshwiﬂilliciort inhis rlaht hindnnc At their next moelnftbevwouldlolliv about where its, Asplnwell hadplcbad him up.

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tened supper was served down stairs by line ladies o! m. Btowart, and dancing was indulged inythe upper pa of the mu. muse roi the pight w furnished by Stephen Toney Sootchqlbrt and the handsome sum of $124.00. was realised wlhiioh goes toward thb lnﬁldlng oi the new School room at Mt. Stewart.

A very succesiui paltry sale was heldlnthe storeoiO. J.Mc1nnis Mt. Stewart. on mmrdsy night rob 8. Everything in the line o! ate could be found there. and certainly proved good. (or everything was sold very quickly. I-nd the handsome sum c1 $20.00 was reshaed which also goes toward the school.

The many friends oi Mr. Jamu, At.- klns. Mt. Stewart. ale sorry to learn heiswniilaadtohishome on account of illnen and hopeior an early ro- covery.

_ The Bwage Harbour Whist. dub. held their weekly party at the have of Mr. ma: McIntyre ct. Andrew's Friday Ilioht m, r. and all present.‘ had a jolly good time. ' '

Mrs. Bunnie Handmlun. Mt. Stow- art returned home co hidsy even- ing. having went some Mme visiting her 8M1’ Mrs. Molnnls Ill-senile.

The many friends of Miss Marlon Melanie m. smut arrsorryrto’ leamdhciscoulfimdtnherhomson account of lllneuand hope for: an early recovery.

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