In the whole time she had been in New York Hurstwood's modified state had not permitted his bringing her to such a place.

There was an almost indescribable atmosphere about it which convinced the newcomer that this was the proper thing.

Here was the place where the matter of expense limited the patrons to the moneyed or pleasure-loving class.

Carrie had read of it often in the "Morning" and "Evening World." She had seen notices of dances, parties, balls, and suppers at Sherry's.

The Misses So-and-so would give a party on Wednesday evening at Sherry's.