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THE TATTLER ' 7 lovinglv and flitted from the room, with a gay, Bye dear, I wish you were going, too. Soon she was in a luxurious car with her handsome escort spinning toward the scene of gayety. She was quiet and John Cardle wondered, for she was gen- erally ready with quick retorts to his wnvticisms. Soon they reached the Club and alighting from the walked up the broad steps into the reception room. Eileen had barely crossed the threshold when two or three beauti- fully gowned girls tripped up to her exclaiming, 'fOh, you darling, we were afraid you weren't coming. Wliat a lovely gown! How is your mother? 'Tm so glad -etc. Eileen answered them all and then leaning on the arm of her escort stepped into the grand ballroom. The buzz of conversation stopped and many heads were turned toward the en- trance. Eileen smiled, nodding to the right and left, and John Cardle's face flushed with pride for he real- ized that the girl at his side was the envy of every one there. CRT, Let us take a glance at the gay crowds assembled in this magnificent ballroom of 'fHill Country Club. Gay, smiling women and grave court- eous men pace up and down the polished floors. But one figure catches our interest and holds it. A tall graceful young woman beautiful- iy atlired is holding court and is the cynosure of all eyes. Her beaming o-rbs and brilliant cheeks are the most b.-frutiful sight in the room. The musicians strike up and all are ready for Eileen Wynn, the beau- ty and bel'e of 'he ball, To lead the grand march, when a liveried butler steps up and speaks in a low tone to Eileen. Eileen's face blanches and she quickly leaves the room. Soon she is in a taxi, then rushes into her home, and up the stairs into her mother'S IOO-111. The grave fam- ily doctor is standing there and goodiFather Casey is kneeling at the foot of the bed. Her mother! -Eileen looks, and then a cry that chills the strong hearts of the two men present bursts from her lips. She throws herself on the bed and agonived cries of, Oh, mother! rend the stillness of the death chamber. An hour later Eileen leaves that room. In it she leaves her gay, care- free girlhood and comes forth a it win! A Woman, whose heart has been seared and burned by the deep- est grief. Her face is haggard and in her eyes a somber, deep tire burns. A year has past. Eileen Wynn is seated in the library of her home with her father. Both are gazing into -he fire and soft, svs 3-et words are falling from their lips. Eileen is speaking reverently, tenderly of a dear one gone and her father sits and gazes lovingly at the new Eileen who is now docile and the pride of his Heart. But what a sacrifice it has cost to bring out the nwble char- acter of this spirited girl! From above, a mother looks down upon her child, and blesses the efforts she malfes 'o conquer her indomitable will, and to be a solace to her lone- ly father. -Margaret Mylott, '23 The man who don't kno himself iz a poor judge of the other phellowf' -Josh Biillings He who only hopes is hopeless. -Anon lliq Some people grow under respon- sibility, others merely swell. ' -Hubell The whale gets into trouble only when he starts to blow. -Anon
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ff THE TATTLER Shorthand Woes. Oh! teacher say how can you smile VVhile we with strokes and hooks, And jays and yays and gays and kays Most spoil our pretty looks. We work and fretg we sigh and sweat But all of no avail- The curves and blends all look alike And tell no earthly tale. The Wordsigns too, three hundred strong, Alone might burst a brain! And Phrasing Principles galore They make us quite profane! Hut when We hear this dread request. Get ready for a test! Our hearts grow sick, our brains get mixed We feel like taking rest. But classmates, one and all, cheer up, Let's look for better days. We'l1 keep on Working just the same And thus We'l1 win the race. -Sr. M. Antonita, C. S. A + + -I- People shy on punctuation Needn't go to smash. You can save the situation Always-with a dash. fJvvJvvvvfJvffJ ffffffffff .1 f ff fx,-
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