She had on a huge bunch of violets, and Cousin Pussy tells me another man is paying her the most devoted attention.

Please don't mention this to a soul--I hate so to spread gossip--but I felt that you ought to be prepared, for Florrie will certainly come to see you, and you must be kind and polite to her, though I do not think you ought ever to be intimate again.

It is not as if she were merely unfortunate--many divorced women are that, and we sympathize with them because they show that they realize their position--but I cannot believe that Florrie is unfortunate if she allows another man to pay her such marked attention, and even accepts handsome presents from him.

So do be careful, my child, and if you find yourself in an embarrassing situation, consult Mrs.
Fowler and be guided by her advice." "Florrie Spencer is coming to New York," said Gabriella on the morning she received Mrs.Carr's letter.

"You know she has just been divorced from her second husband--somebody she met at the White Sulphur Springs." George looked up interested, from his breakfast.
"Florrie coming, is she ?" he remarked.