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Show Here and There. NOT WHAT HUBBY LOOKED FOR Little Joy In Prospect on First Night of Reform. "Reforms are nlways difficult ta Mart with," said Gov Folk of Mis notirl "Now Year's resolutions are no exception to the rule. "Henco It Is that so many resolutions resolu-tions and reforms fall to bo permanent perma-nent Men lose heart at tho beginning begin-ning They should persovere, for the first week of reform, the first week of resolution, Is harder nlways than the rest of It. "At tho beginning tho reformer Is sneered at Every ono tries to take ndvnntage of him. "I know n )oung mnn who decided on Now Year's day that he was giving giv-ing too mun) of his evenings to the club Accordingly ho resolved that throughout 1D06 he would go to the club only twice a month And that night ho proceeded to put tho resolution resolu-tion In force. " 'Amy,' he said to his wlfo nt dinner, din-ner, 'I know that since our marrlago I have been too constant a froquentcr of the club, and I am aware that this has caused )ou a deal of silent wretchedness My dear, I am sorry I am Kolng to turn over a now leaf. And I will begin to nlpht.' "The )oung woman's c)es shone. Her face lighted with Joy "'Oh, Harold,' she cried, 'how happy hap-py you have made me. Uncle Jim wnnts me to go to the theater with htm to night, nnd you can stay home nnd mind tho bah).' " |
