Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 May 1928 — Page 14

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T THIS HAS HAPPENED VIRGINIA BREWSTER, upon the sadden death of her father, goes to live with a friend, CLARISSA DEAN, and her father. Her fiance, NATHANIEL DANN, objects to this for h; mistrusts DEAN’S motives. Upon phoning NIEL’S studio late one night, VIRGINIA is surpised when his model, CHIRI, answers. This causes a quarrel which is later mended. Hoping to get NIEL away. DEAN arranges to have him offered a position in San Francisco. NIEL begs VIRGINIA to marry him and go west, but she refuses io let ! im sacrifce his art. CLARISSA becomes jealous of VIRGINIA, and the lattsr resolves to leave, but DEAN opposes h.departure and asks her to marry him. When she refuses, he threatenes to reveal the fact that her father cheated him out of StOO.OOO in a bootlegging deal. Recklessly, VIRGINIA pledges herself to marry him if she fails to earn the money to repay him in one year’s time. She then goes to a cheap hotel after pawning one of her rings. The sordidness of the place makes her realize her changed fortunes, but real panic comes later when she hears a brawl through the thin partition and then she knows that she has indeed made a mistake in her choice. She checks out immediately and consults her attornsy who recommends a small, quiet hostelry to nttiich she goes. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY CHAPTER XIX VIRGINIA’S things had arrived, she was told, and she asked to have them sent up immediately. It gave her welcome activity to unpack and make a list of the pictures and the few objects d’art she had in her suitcases. The trunks that should have been at the Deans’ were not there, she learned. She called her former home on Park Avenue and directed the superintendent to send them to her new address. They contained nothing but clothing, very little of which she cared to wear now, so she was not impatient to receive them. It was a different Virginia who presented herself at Mr. Gardiner’s office a second time that day. A bit of the thrill of a good fight had got through her* despondency and incited her to a de"' e for action. She handed over ie pearls with remarkable composure and Mr. Gardiner hadn’t the slightest suspicion of the pain it gave her to part with them. “Call up in the morning and I’ll let you know about these things,” he said, referring to the list she had made. I “I really think I have a right to

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them,” Virginia said wistfully. “They were mother’s.” This time Virginia left the building with a lighter heart. It meant something to be allowed to hope that she was not stripped of the very last possession that linked her with the life tha seemed now to have been a fairy tale of happiness. But she could not know beyond doubt until morning; and in the meantime she must communicate with Nathaniel. He .might have called the Deans and learned that she was gone. Virginia was smitten with remorse that she had left the day so nearly go by without calling him. He would want to come to her at the first hint of trouble and she had no place to receive him in privacy. She thought of trying to tell him as much as she had planned to let him know, in the parlor of her hotel. That wouldn’t do at all. Virgina had glimpsed the cramped space of that room where every word spoken could be overheard. They might take a ride on a bus top up Riverside Drive, but what a place for Nathaniel in a temper—as he was sure to be. Well, why not go to his studio? It was the best place in the world, Virginia thought, to tell him what had happened with Clarissa. That would be enough to explain why she was breaking with the Deans. Nathaniel would be sure to urge an early marriage, but she could find some reason for putting it off without telling him the whole truth. After a ride down to Washington Square on a bus Virginia walked to Nathaniel’s studio and found him at work. Chiri was posing for him in a red bathing suit of a decidedly boyish cut. Nathaniel threw down his brush and knocked over a chair on his way to greet her when Virginia entered in response to his call to come in. “Will-o-the-wisp,” he chided: “I’ve been trying all day to get you but I couldn’t get a peep from anyone at the Deans. Aren’t they letting you use the phones? I suspected something like that.” Virginia forced herself to laugh at him. She wasn’t going to let Miss Mond know that anything was wrong. “I’ve been busy with Mr. Gardiner,” she explained after murmuring a polite phrase to Chiri. “It was so late when I left his office just now I thought you must be about finished with your work for the day, so I came in to have tea with you.” It was a hint none to subtle for Chiri, but hints were not guiding stars in her life. She settled back on the couch that Nathaniel had been trying to reproduce as a stretch of sea beach and languidly curled her ivory-tinted legs into an intimate pose. “Yes, do make us some tea, Niel,” she coaxed; “I’m so low I could crawl under a pancake.” Nathaniel threw gray daggers at her but he said pleasantly, “You make it, Chiri, while I fix a chair for Miss Brewster.” Virginia looked displeased, but Nathaniel gave her arm a little squeeze of promise as he led her to a chair from which he transferred an assortment of colorful costumes to the floor with one sweep of his hand. “I’ll get rid of her,” he whispered, and vanished after C/.iri, who had shrugged her way into the kitchenette. “Look here, you’ve got to get out,”

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he told her firmly. “You were in a hurry to leave a while agO; don’t be a dog in the manger, Chiri.” “Ha, that’s good. What’ve you ever done for me that I should be grateful for? You’d be my man if it weren’t for that hollow shell in there, and you expect me to step out and leave her the field. I won’t do it, so there!” “If you ever say anything like that about Miss Brewster again I’ll be through with you for good,” Nathaniel told her soberly. “I hate to order you out, but I guess I’ll have to if you haven’t sense enough to go.” Chiri laughed. “What wins wars? The orders or the scraps? I’m fighting, do you see? If you want me to go, make it worth my while.” “If you don’t consider it worth your while to be decent I don’t know whgt to offer you.” “This!” Chiri was in his arms, hands pulling his head down, lips crushing against his, her firm young body tense. Nathaniel shoved her away and scolded angrily. ‘What an idiot you are!” Triumph blazed back at him from Chiri’s gypsy eyes. She shook her hands off her shoulders and rubbed the places where his fingers had left red marks. “If you want to bruise me, do it with kisses,” she said, with absolute seriousness. “Good lord!” Nathaniel groaned. “Do I have to murder you?” “Not today. I’ve got all I expect for the nonce.” “Then you’re going?” hopefully. “Oh, I must. So sorry to have to leave you”’ She danced out of the tiny place and dived into the bedroom with a gay, mocking thrill on her smiling lips. Virginia sat wide-eyed in her chair, wondering what method Nathaniel had used that worked so effectively in expediting Chiri’s departure. Oh, well, artists were queer people —perhaps only they could understand each other! She sighed a little, feeling she never could be in complete harmony with a girl who stayed until she was put out and took it joyously. Nathaniel came in with the tea before Chiri emerged from the bedroom. Virginia felt her unseen presence in Nathaniel s room like a damper on the conversation and made no attempt to impart her news to him. She began to think, after ten

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