else had a wolf, and he had heard a rumour that there was an anaconda being kept in the dark. Oh, and of course, there were plenty of monkeys in society, zoological and otherwise. It ought to be a brilliant affair.
Had we heard the latest about Freddy Vesey? Freddy had been dining with the Stickneys, who were the last householders on Madison Square. Carried away by his boyhood recollections of old New York, Freddy had leaped into the fountain, causing great excitement among the park-benchers. An
as she turned around to say good-bye. Such a beautiful young lady! She was happy and smiling, so I supposed everything had gone well."
"You cannot tell me anything they did?"
"Nothing, except I heard they had tea sent out to the pavilion."
"Who served it?"
"The butler would be at the tea-wagon, Madame, and the second man serving."