Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 67, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1922 — Page 2

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Flapper vs. Stage Girl —Peggy Challenges Olive in Sex Duel

By ZOE BECKLEY PEGGY PEAN, typicfil New York flapper, take* advantxsre of her parents’ absent at a dance and at eleven thirty starts out with a boy chum. 808 VaNDERPOOL. to seek excitement ct the Pompeiian Ewerglades, a notorious cabaret. WINNIE, Pegyr'e sensible cousin. Is shocked and to protect Patty insists on going along as ehaperono. inviting a Columbia sophomore. TED HARKER. to tsreompany her. The two couples are j oin ed in the cabaret by a friend of Bob. OLIVE PARAMINTO. a stage dancer, and 1 her partnsr, ECNCAN LEE. Perry's Jealousy Is aroused I when sho secs Bob dancing with Olive. Winnie and Ted Harker exchanged | glances. Harker nose and held out his arms la invitation. "Peggy's got some eort of restless fit on her tonight. She's full of mischief," whispered Winnie as they floated after the otiher two couples j in the maze of dancers. Peggy, true to her thoughtless resolution of fighting fine with fire, was imitating Olive as beat she could with Duncan. Peggy, litlue and light and responding to every touch of guidance, was dancing the Scandal with at least as much abandon if not with the full feline gcrace of Olivo. Indeed, even if Peg;ey had not been in the mood, her partner was, and led her cleverly. Ilia gray-blue eyes set in a flawless, handsome face, were regarding her provocatively, halfstudying her, half-challenging. Past master in flirtation, he could read this j child’s mood as though she were a primer. . “So. the kid's usftng me,” he chuckled to himself. "Well, bless her sweet eyes, she can!" And the arm about Peggy, with a (touch of bold grace, yet delicately, jtoo, drew her nearer him. His eyes at l:ist pulled hers away from their jealous regard of Bobby and Olive. "Haven't you a signifleanee for

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your partner?” whispered Duncan. “How do you expect mo to teach you anything?” Peggy glanced up. Her face was warm, her head buoyantly spinning, her blood leaping. The strong draught of boldness she herself had poured, the summer night, the truant excursion, the handsome smiling face above hers, were intoxication too strong for

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a girl of her age. Recklessness swayed her. “I’m the best little pupil you'll ever have! Show me—l’m ready!” ‘'That’3 the pep, little lady!" The dance ended in a crescendo of clamor and speed. Most of the restaurant guests were at the coatrooih door. “Where do we go from here, boys?”

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It was Olive’s clear voice that broke in. “Oh, home, please!" from Winnie. “We’ve exams tomorrow and Peggy and I must—” ‘‘Shucks, Winnie, don't be a crapehanger! We'll phone mother we're taking a last whizz up the drive.” “Ye3, 'phone! Ted, tell her we’re coming straight home.” Ted Harker should have caught Winnie’s look as he left, but being only a slow-thinking college kid, he didn’t. Five minutes later ho Joined the party at Bobby’s car. “Your folks aren't home from the dance,” said he. And Peggy’s laugh smote fear to Winnie's heart. —Copyright, 1922, NEA Service. (To Bo Continued).

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