Another and still larger party, Iwas that given by Mr. and Mrs. G.-L, Wilson on Thursday evening. Even the trams in Avenue Joffre when she returns to the States, Contacts with such famous men of letters as Mr. Bernard Shaw and liam (erhardi ili England, and laddresges before American Women's [Clubs in Berlin, Paris and Vienna jate among the experiences of her travels, She is familiar with the Most Tittle dogs ist on wearing Knitting, as it is at once fashionable ud "com Hfortable. Tt must be, however, the sort of Knitting which does ' not, levoke an unconquerable desire to ratch when the central heating in full blast and the windows fare hermetically sealed and the tendance is more than the room [will actually hold, From out their woolly waistcoats they look at each Jother—some from the vantage-point of a knee, some from the floor pen which they have laid their noses in the pretence of looking at one, If a Pom stirs there is a julyer of excitement in the opposi chinese. If a bulldog shutes his hairy collar the Sealyham at the other end of the room imme: diately becomes taut.
'Sometimes a short yap means' that someone would like water, on. the' principle that water should uccompany central heating. But water brought and eagerly accepted by the respective griffon or terrier. 1 viaitars to the thaws cust search ting and sidelong glances at their rivals the dogs ave far more tense about it all, and not a hair can utter or a waistcoat breathe heaviwithout an alert interest on the rt of its neighbours. Dress-show ttle dogs sometimes take a violent] exception to other dress-show litre i the Country Hospital, Shanghai, to Mr. and Mrs. son.
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