She USED to be received everywhere." "Come to think, I HAVEN'T seen her out much this season," said Eckert.
"But I heard she had bolted from 'Society' with the big S, and was going East--going to study medicine, I believe." "I've always noticed," said Carter, with a smile, "that so soon as a girl is declassee, she develops a purpose in life and gets earnest, and all that sort of thing.
"Oh, well, come," growled George Hands, "Travis Bessemer is not declassee." "I didn't say she was," answered Carter; "but she has made herself talked about a good deal lately.

Going around with Rivers, as she does, isn't the most discreet thing in the world.

Of course, it's all right, but it all makes talk, and I came across them by a grove of trees out on the links the other day--" "Yes," observed Sargeant, leaning on the back of Carter's armchair; "yes; and I noticed, too, that she cut you dead.

You fellows should have been there," he went on, in perfect good humor, turning to the others.

"You missed a good little scene.