South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 75, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 March 1922 — Page 8

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Th E.rhth annual gut party of t.'i'- Wic.Tr.' Dir.ir.g rlub wa held eve.n.i.g in th Botary ro-n of OMv-r h"t ! D.r.iior was f-rv-1 .,: 7 o"r!n-k. th" rw b'-ir.N pHt-l r srri;; rib'' " iv;i! -:i u r.tT d

.1 f !h' r:j r'' rn '.ra r.-trrl'-'l vi! In th- nilf r" rf jrTj nr.'I p'-I'I. ..)r, r.f -r'n an 1 Roll bJr.4" -pr.f!-.l from !nvi!M !rf- .vh!"h wr frilly fi'nratM v. lth sir irn'-rs f th' .ha.i-3. Purine cl!ntf rn r-i r. ! '! by Mr. Iora H"rhnr .-. .-.,. I M'.vn," by C-.irran, ani "Wh'-n f!'o-or:;. Grf.w" by San S iy. Tr." H:? Fiv" orrh'n 7)!ayr! tlurJn 'ür.r.T ar- I fur th -lane tthlb. -.fr; at r o'clock. th" trrar.'l n:T'-!i !!r-' R1 hv Mi.-- I b"t h r:!rn :! an,! Jf-ph K. Nfff. Sixty ir'-?s : art!c:i.a!r-l In th" affair. 'hh w is rr,f of tho rnr.r d'-Mht-f j; in th.- h;-Tory of th- :ub. ArM.i:r 1,. H'ibard n j; --.i b-f'jr--ti- rn-rni.'-r of th- Ilitc.ry -I H: !riiT.t f,f til- I'r"r. rl'ib, .it thi t I'1, h V"-(!n'-"!'iy af?-rrv""n !- f ' r4 a I i rr au liT. Mr. Ilubar.I .'!.' fr.r his pubj"-t. 'Th" F-.I"ral f.-r Sy rn." whif'h h" a!.ly diu-- 1 ffini vry anc!' in ti- nt rti!n!n? n;ar.r,T which r hir.ir'frIt'. h!x addrf-'f-f-At tho i.u-in-iiifctin uh-rh pfM 'i!f d t'.i' I'T- j fwrf. piiLS wt ro!npt'"l for ti-j IT v'raiii shb-h th" H!-Tory d p'irt-n.-nt will prf.-nt April 1 bf.r- tho i p'':'Tal riu.. Thf n xt rn' .tin' of j th' fI-;T rt ni'-nt will b" lull April .", i r v.-hi.-h tlni" Mrs. W. Yoiir.t; I r.i'l. f.:i Law-, Ar.- Mi l-."! -f- ! T.V- U' (!hm! iy F.ridi:.' r lul. w;i.-j -i.!t rt.-iin-d at t!i- hom- of Mr. A. j S. f;Tp!;-i'J-. 22 4 S. Notro Iun" av.. j W'. ilrif'd iv .1 ft.'rnrx.n. Th" aft r- i at tridi:.'. th f ivto M-s. K;iljh 03II rbrt Ij-i!rr. born- a::d Mrs. Aftr th" mil" a two-coursp lun."hn wa sr-rvd at a prettily apprdntSlf ntrrd wit!i a b"vl of .rin1 fburr.at whii Ii r .v rs wrro t. p.f-r.j for 12 'U"-ts. (in March J Mr? A. M. Lni'c. Lincoln way -.. 1 will 1" (.('vi,v : f.. th.' nu'mlir.'. Th" SdKik-s,ar-' r-''n tr.rt V d-r.f-day aftrrn:on at tho home of. .Mr.. V. If. ürii-n.T, W. rolfnx ; av. K!"von mrrnbfrs w f r- present ( nr.d f-a'h cave a current event as' the fiiifriin? n';niler of the prorarti. Mrs. f;-..r?e A. Fullmer presented, an ln:er'-tin talk on h-r trip thrniu'h Florida by mtr whi!" -vra' let'rs w re rad from .Mw H. ; F. V'r y"rv It. who is now in th" ; nrient. by Mr.-. O. William- and' Mrs. F. S. Sir". A yo-.rial hour wa ! njoy.' l and liu'ht rrfreshnients were s,-rved. n March 2! the irb' w!i: Mrs. r . i W th pome o: F.. 'o ' r XV. Navarre : r. 1 ' L t ' r er.te rra ir.ed Wrdne-d.a v tip F.ri meiiifM. rs of the ( ue I'iiH.' at ii"r nomei Wt'dnec(!;,v afternoon. At bridge th"! " . I ris and after the game light refreshments were served to 12 members. On March 20 th" c!ul will me.-t at th" homo ,,f Mis-- Harris .h ffvrson blvd. 7 be r..1 o Ti i 1 . ' i .n w 1 Vrrv .om u s d r. " s -I o r n . . lu h. 1 1 nr. a'.l day I iy at th h-.m.- , Okra r :. Dinn'-i 2S rn e-r. !(: gran; uas op.-n" of th" 1 ' ' U Mr. William (',: -ion on "Wh u I Way of K.iU-nr-v. as fo'.'o- 1 lo Mr-. u a s -:.-rv Tt.e ;,f:r.; 1 With t -r a - 1 ' Iiis r d a 10 .O'"! ; sinking d is.'uPr nt ibie ; w h i d 1 ,d l.vl 1: and 1 M .rv ! .1 ,:?-! 1 Mrr. ' ' , iv Fe- d V F." : tee . .. - Fib r a ' ir i ; -: :" r j April I 1 : : ' t r ; 1 -' " r a i : : :r : pf I.;, shirk, an al' t:- .- -a h: Okra .1 iv . 1 rd Mi Wü.iam -s at The Mail 1 1 th";r noo'th Iv 1 of M:-s n, pr n o rn 1 air.e av Prs-Var Pricos is iodine -n Effort? alls for effort, 'g !" see th-'J ! !. i'.,i; on Sound v!!'-,n never If Vf ii n re n ys t a m ! t . k" ! a . 1 r : . DR. J. BURKE Oirr "(I jr;ir. hi .o!tt I'.iil ?a s. mii 11 1 n v r At Whccbx

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Joyra ar.rl r-f rfhrnntH wrre srA'd j to 12 n-.'-mh'T!. Th" n"xt rr.tin; will he hM April 10. at the horn I Ifav-tt bhd. j ! - ! ' Th I-idi- Ail Scly of th" :.cV.;?h S:d' ".atholir ch'irr'.T enitrtain''I V."'ln. j"lay afternoon at i If ho homo of Mrs. William Gran, ?2"; ; K. I'or. il i ht. Thf1 afternoon wai ?rf'nt so.-jrr.Iy an'! ro-fr'-shmrnts were fTVfil to 2". rnf mby. On the afternoon of Ma'rh 25 the soH.fty will m.-w-t -a ! t ! l Mrs. H. A. Hfintzolman. 4'1 i:. Indiana av. Mrs. J. It. F.rown. S20 S. Michigan .ct., was ho.f'Vi Wflnesflay nftrrnnn to th rri-mtprs of th Con"nlal Thirteen Club. In !"veral cont .,ts the favors were won Ly Mrs. M. Fetters. Mn. D. Kvanj. Mrs. I'.'Uil Krousrh ar.tl Mr?. J: Foter. Iiiiit refre.Hhments wr served to 1 .". rr, mbers. The club will meet March 2 0 at th homo of Mrs. F Mauiro. 212 W. Kim st. Th Centennial Club wa entertained Wednesday afternoon at th home of Mrs. Henry- Dens'.ow. Leer j-t. In several contests the favors were won by Mrs. Charles Brudb'V and Mrs. V. Cu!.-. A buffet luncheon was served to tdsht Biests. ')n March 23 the club will be f-n-tertained at the V. M. A.. th quests of Mrs. Charles Hradley. T.he diamond Card CMb nt at th. homo of Mr. and Mrs. Winner of Mill Creek, with Wrisht Srnita as hovt. The evening was spent play- j !n i,-i'0, the favors beint," won by Miss Mari Stevenson. Wright Smith. and Walter Stevenson. In a tontest i th" favors were won by Mls Van Wade anil Herman Linward. Liht refreshments were sered and music enjoyed wbib Mrs. Winner was presented with a gift in remembrance of her birthday. Th club will meet In two weeks with Mis Nan Wade, of Mill Creek. Mrs. Ira Fltery. S21 N. Cushin? st.. was hostess to the members of tho Ivifayett. Talmblo Wednesday afternoon at her home. Current ' t L . ..14. VA - - U ' V Uli . V.l ' - n.'-ss . teral -inn and later a ocial in- j was enjoyed durin? which ! Iisht refreshments xveTe ser'enl to 1 1 members. On March 23, Mrs. P. K. C.illln. 712 California av.. will ntertain the club. A modern five reel drama and a Harold LloyJ comedy will be given Friday evening under the direction of the Rev. Bizso of the Hungarian Presbyterian church In the church ! recreational hall Friday evenincr at j 7:U0 o'clock. The church is situated! at the corner of Cherry and Wash- I irr-rton streets and the affair is open J to the general public. j j C.ujldins Lights of Orace church held their monthly 1 Th" M. F r.:(ft;r TU'-sIay evening, at home of Mis3 Margaret Burden, thf 1 lit ! i. Elder Miss t : . 1 assisting hostess The spent with favors in music and the latter . v, contests, the ruinij won uy .Mrs Wesley Miller j jam! Miss Kthel Kneller. A color scheme of ?:re?n was suprpe.sted in tl'.e decorations. Refreshments were served tf 2;: guests The next meetivg will be announced later. Mrs. Frank Holdman and Mrs. llVtdenrk Heering. Ill S. Chestnut ! entertained th" members of the Yoi. rig IVopies alliance of the First Fvaugoliea! cliurch at a penny social Tuesday evening Preceding cb.e social the regular business meeting was held. At the regular meeting of the Anten W. R. C. No. 14. held Tues:iy evrnmg at the Old i.ourt house, j 4a numbers vcre present. Two ini 'tiations were given find one application received. Plans were made for . 1 card party March 20. The members of the I. A. E. A. Prill team planner! a surprise for Mr. and Mrs'. Henry Boys, at their j home. N. Eafayetrv blvd.. Tuesday j ever.insr. Th-- afair was in the na- . I turv of a Cdoi-.i.iI party, the guest? 1 atter.iting :t rostume. Tho evening , was tpent w-'th game.s and. contests j ' an I luncheon ws served to 30 i quests. The Drill team will entertain j 'with a dance at Reyler hall the 1 St h ' "f M ireh. The Pollvanna if M F. church clrcl of the Trinm- t Tuesday even-

inr at the. homo of Mi-s Helen ' partment of the frogress club will S-.e',-. ;ti Diamond av. in th" con- j nioot Friday afternoon at 3:15 at the favors wer" won by Miss ;the club. Miss Ethel Montgomery Tv.r.vhv M f'.isrue and Miss Myra 1 Ax ir- epeak on "Thrift in Dress." V ioiitny. Kefrelimenh" were curved' unirh 1:'p followed by the eb-C-

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South Bend Woman's Club Acquires Fund for March Art Exhibit Prizes

lly Li:ili. IL ROSTlSl'Jt. Mry. Warren II. Miller, general i . . . . cnairman or the spring rxliimt or oil and water colors which is to be ii em .iarcn -i, -o ana unaer ine direction of the Art Department of the South Bend Woman's Club In the club rooms, has announced the completion of the fund which is to be used in awarding the three prizes to th three hest pictures as chosen by the jury which is composed of Mrs. L. Clarence IJall, Mrs. FYank Hering, John L. Worden and C. I). Henderson, of Chicago. Thoso w'ho have I contributed to this fund are Mr. and I Mrs. J. C. Ellsrworth. Mr. and Mrs. (George Kobeitson, Mr. and Mrs. I Granville Zieiyler. Mr. and Mrs. A. It. vt on lilt , . A 1 o. w IliV 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Warren Miller, P. E. hiteliall. Charles B. Sax, the South ,.,.rf, u'nmnn1 nh r.r tw.nnn & Ca.. and the Francis Shop. T y r-k Jii-t- -k-i-rA n'lll V.a Z 7, i the All t i 1 I W , and tne tliird. 5 held April 4 at the home of Misses Mary and Edna Swisher, Fox st. One of the delightful affairs planned by the South Bend Woman's club for its members is the concert to be given Friday afternoon at C o'clock at the club by the Orpheum Male quartet of Lo.s Angeles CaHf., which is considered one of the best male quartets in America. The concert will be preceded by a business meeting at 2:15. Mrs. Edwin Dill will have charge of the decorations for the afternoon and Mrs. II. R. Wntzell, tickets. 1 A joint m-eeting of the Men's and! Women's Bible classes of the Grace I M. E. church was held In thei church pariors Tuctday evening and was attended by SO guests. During the. social hour piano selections were given by Miss Virginia Ciark, a reading by Mrs. B. D. Beck, vocal solo by Mrs. Ion Thornton and an Irish reading by Mrs. George Gall. The next meeting will take place April 21. The Kings Daughters Bible of First Evangelical church hold their monthly meeting evening at the home of Howard Fll r. 1114 N. Allen The Civics and Philanthropy c.a ss ! will this Mrs. st. detion of officers. The Sewing circle of Zion Evank Ileal church will meet this ' afternoon at th" Parish hall. The hostesses include Mrs. C. Anwanb r. Mrs. A. Mik.-.s-I, Trs. E Itoesb r atid Mr. J. Wunderlich. Tlne Friday Friendship club will ( entertain their husbands this : evening at the home of Mrs. C : S. .Tain. 7 4 5 Harrison a v.. Instead of . Friday evening as announced, j The Woman's Missionary .ociety ; of Holy Trinity English Lutheran church will meet this evening with Mrs. John Harmon. 1712 S. i Fellows st. j The Leaders clas of the Linden , Avenue Christian church will meet Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jacobs. 729 N. Eighteenth rt. The Woman's Auxiliary of the ; American Legion will give a thim- : ble party thN afternoon at the , home of Mrs. Fred Sack. 701 N. SL j Louis blvd. Peirsoimsils E. II. Williams. Ill W. Bartlett !.. has returned from Milwaukee. Wis. Dr. James L. Gardiner ha returned frrni Chicago where he gave a dra-.rn.atlc reading of "Ben Hur" on Tuesday before the Hamilton Fark Woman's club, the occasion being the March meeting of the club, which irt one of the best known literary' clubs in Chicago. Th" Blue Devil is a fln dish ws5hr b" leaves no rings in the pan. 76

Spring Exhibit

'.'s y . - t .V ... 'T ', . ; pictures must be framed and in the club room in the J. M. S. Bldg.. by 12 o'clock March 23. Eighty-four entries have already been made and these pictures with others entered later must pass the board of jurors before bein? hung for dif lay. This exhibit is the third important event that the Art Department of the club has sponsored and promises to be a most delightful affair, the opening afternoon being in the nature of a reception. East April, under the leadership of Mrs. C. E- Francis, the department launched the Citizen's Loan Exhibit, which gave an opportunity to art lovers to view- the pictures owned by people residing in Souta Bend. In January, the Art Department presented Charles Burkholder, secretary of the Chicago Art Institute, in the lecture "The World's Master Paintings," which proved to be one of the most interesting events of the club season. BIRTHS Mrs. Frank H. Barier. 1027 liarrlson av., March 12. a daughter. Air. and Mrs. William O. Fetters, 624 Smith st., March 14, a son. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Nagy. 918 S. Franklin st.. March 13. a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Franclszek Kolanda. 2315 Smith st.. March 14. a daughter. Tomorrow's L HOROSCOPE By GenAviev Kcmbls u.p.k 1 , .waliV 11 it. A successful and active day is read from thi3 day's stellar rule, especially for those In the employment of others, and for those in positions of Importance. Promotion, preferment, reward for Industry and the recognition of powerful 1 persons Is read from the dominant : rule of the luminaries in trine aspect. This excellent forecast is supported by the friendly aid of I Jupiter semi-sextile Luna. But an afflicting ray from Yenu.s opposition Saturn, and also semi-square the Moon is ominous for affairs in the household, and may indicate bereavement or sorrow. These whose birthday it Is have an excellent augury for advancement, gain and prosperity generally, but other affairs may re afflicted by sorrow or grief. A enrtd born on this day will be clever and Industrious, and may be most successful In the employment of others, but may meet with a share of disappointments in Its other interests. ICE! ICE! ICE! Appreciate good service. Call B. A. Ray Ice Company. Ask my hundreds of satisfied customers. T-04 E. Donald st. Main 2105. 7 5 In China many temples are provided with a bell at the entrance, and when a worshipper enters he gives the rope a pull to ring the bell in order that the gods may be notified of his coming, and be at hand i to attend to his prayers. For Spring Cleaning intitt n "Smoky City" Brand Fall Pound Tin Cm Wf full xa4 Afk jrmT d-4r "SMOKY CITY" CLEANER um mÄu MONEY LOANED TO WORKING MEN FOR a;y purpose On Wages. Furniture, etc. Terms to Suit. INDIANA FINANCE CO. 209 J. M. S. Bldg. Corner Main and Washington Take -levator. Phons 1 202 j

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! By ANJXZ LALTETX " ' ' DEAR AN.VIH LAI'HIi:: I am a motherless rlrl of 1?, and neM your help. T am ry n;uch in love with a younsf nr. an one year my senior, and I know ho lov s me d"otfdly. too. lie wants me to marry him, an as he is very romantic, he wants m" to run away with him and cet married. What wouil you do? Surely I could do that much for him, for I love him ?o dearly, and you know w" ar" Koine: to be married soon anyway. No o;i' kiiow.s of this plan except him and you and me. Vou don't think we are too young, do you '.' And pb as" don't call this puppy love, for it isn't. AN.VL: Wliy do you wish to e'.ope, my dfar? Do you think it is a very dignified thin? to do or kind to your family and to those who love you? Why do you consider it more romantic than having a nice weddin? at home with those who love you with you on that day? Vou are both rather younsr to b married. Wouldn't it be wise to wait until the youn? man is of ace before you take su h a serious step? Think this over carefully, and, ahove all. don't run away to be married! DEAR A.VMi: LACK IE: I am a young school teacher, and am engagol to a certain yo jng man. I love him d.arly, and I am sure he loves me. He gave me a diamond ring. but after a few weeks he took it back to exchange It and has never pot me another. What would you do about this? Would you consider the engagement broken? Every time I call him on the 'phono his brother answers, and talks very impertinently to me. Would you advise me to c.l him or let him call me? LANKA. LANKY: Sorely, if th". young man said he was going to exchange the ring, he did not mean that he was breaking the engagement. Why not wait for him to telephone to you? Even if you are engaged, it is better to let him make the advances. DEAR ANNTE LAURIE: I am a girl 18 years old. and recently at a party I met a your.,? man one year by senior. Since the party he has been to see me nearly every' night, and stays till late in the evening. Father will not permit me to k p company after li0:30 o'clock, and he told him, but he Insists on remaining. He tells me he does not like to insist on calling, but as his mother and father aro dead he likes to spend the evenings in our company. On his last visit he spent most of the evening talking to Father, and at last wanted to know whether he could board here. Father said "No," and It made him angry. Father said I should Htop keeping company with him. and Mother agreed with him. That was his lafct visit till two weeks later. Before leaving that evening he proposed to me, wanting mo to run off with him to get married. Will you please advice me what to do for I know it will be no use to ask Father or Mother, as they will say no, and I do not like to do anything without their consent, for I know that Mother and Father's advice, Is best. EXCITED. EXCITED: You are a wise pirl to realize that your parents' advice is valuable. The best thing that I can do to help you is to tell you to follow their advico carefully and give your every confidence to them. You will be a happy girl if you do. Abovo all, don't run away to get married! DEAR A.VNIE LAURIE: I am a young man 22 years old. and have ken keeping company with a young woman of 19 for the last two years. I love the girl dearly, and I believe she loves me, but she won't tell me. She just keeps putting nie off. and when I talk about marriage she tells me there is no such a thing. Now. I don't wish to quit going with this young woman, nor do I want to lose her friendship, but I am "up the pole," and don't know what to do. so kindly adxdse mo. ANXIOUS BOY. ANXIOUS BOY: If you an? In a position to marry the girl and want to. why don't you propose to her outright? Then she will have to give you a definite answer. Yes or No. This will relieve your mird. If she should refuse you, you may still be one of her friend?, but you will not to be disturbed as you ar now. DEAR AXXIE LAURIE: Last summer I met a young- girl. I wrr.t to s'-e hrr a few days each EYES EXAMINED H. LEMONTREE od Maafrtarlnt; OpUoIaj W cio duplicate toy pLr of UaM tiittir btrt tby wr vi,. UIVb U1CUIUAX X. rlW 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 U' 1 H. LAPIDES I Ex elusive Ladle z ! ITail onng 1 - COATS WRAPS 30NS and BLOUSES RESIDENCE SHOP 1013 W. WaAhington Are. South Rend. Ind.

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Revelations

Tin: way mhs. cosgrove, m liir.irnn) madgh Mrs. CoRgTov looked at me. bew ilderment In ?vry Iln of her ' face, when I ake i her for the loan ; of one c! her d:scarded old-fash-loned Ions FklrM. Then I paw ; amused comprehe-.sion dawn in her phrewd eyes, kn"-v that she had a pretty clear scheme, and would make would betray lnk'.inc of my little knew also that she no comment which her knowledge. 'Of course you can have any one of them you like." phe ?ald heartily. "But," with a dubious Intonation, "you know they'll wrap around you three times, don't you?" I laughed at her perrlexed exprepMon. Mrs. Cogrove is a goodish way past the half-century mark. week. At first I thought of her only e n of my many friend-s. Last 11. .th I went away for a visit, and when I left we were the best of friends. But since my return, a fewweeks ago, I have not been abl to reach her. She left word that if I called she did not care to see me any more. What would j ou advise me to do, quit trying to fore my attentions upon her. of what? I mailed a letter, stating that I would like to know what the trouble Is. but received no answer. SPATS. SPATS: If the young woman la so dipcourteoua a not even to allow you to see her to make an explanation, I would not make any further attempt to see hr. I do not consider her worthy your friendship, do you? DEAR ANNIE LAURIE: I am 19 years of age, and have been told I am very attractive. I have lots of girl friends, but I haven't had a younj? man ask to call to see me in almost three months. Now, I always try to bo as pleasant and interesting as possible, so I can't frive you any reason for the young men not calling. I have gone vlth several young men, but they comq for a few wteks and stop. Please give me your advice. BETETE. BETETE: Have rome little partie at your home, or have a few friends In for the evening. Thn you will be invited out In return, and the young men will be grlad to call again to show their appreciation, and In that way will learn to know you better. Annie Iiaurie trill welcome letters of Inquiry on subjects of feminine Interest from yourwr women readers of this paper and will reply to them In these columns. Txtters to Mis,s Kiurla should Ixi addre5scd to her. In care of this office.

SPORTS COSTUMES That will stay in town They are called Sports Costumes, but are not necessarily worn at Country clubs or on the golf links but represent a smart fashion that will be worn almost anywhere at almost any time.

TWEED SUITS at Ellsworth's only are tweed suits such as these available tweed suits that are far from being commonplace. Imported materials in shades of tan, brown, gray, orchid, rose and priced.

Acii? Sports Blouses Xctv Sports Stventers ietv Sports Dresses iS'etv Sports Skirts Mew Sports Capes Me iv Sports Scarfs

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ADELE GARRISON and In Dirky's par!ar. "r.arr!" weight for ac." But ?he wn. exaggerating her own idze. a, I hu'1 noticed. d all ptout women wr have finally given up vanity on the fubje-rt. I wonder sometime- if it Is not a kind of armr which they put on. fling cut a Jest at their own expense t ward off the or.lv ready joke of their families a::! friends. A "You forget line." I said. -I tml." the modern wa!d"Tour skirt probably will Just fit." "Yep, no doubt you'll have to lot out the band," she retortel dryly, and the next moment fhe had taken down from a spare cset a skirt which I seized eagerly, for it .pelle 1 in every lln exactly th" eff.-er I wished. Black. rather full, ar I bearing Jn every stitch the mark f an unskilled country dres-ma k r. I visualized myself in it with a m ntal chuckle. "This lM perfect!" I said enthusiastically. "May I have this one?" "Of course. And. it dnn't in th" least matter if you tear i. or spoil it. I think I shall rut that skirt up for rug rags. There are other better skirts here if you would rather have them. That was th" first to my hand." "No, indeed." I clutched the oMfashioned garment tenaciously. "You'd have to get a platoon f state troopers to get thi away from me now. But tell me. haven't you a jacket somewhere of the same vintage as this? She turned to the closet and fook down a coat such as I had not s n for 20 years. I guessed that it a at least that old. and I took It from her hands with lively gratitude, for I saw in It the succ"ssfnl fruition of my mischievous little prank against Dicky. "This ought to fit you pretty well," Mrs. Cosgrove said. "I was mere your size 2 0 years aco. Slip it on." I did so, found that it wa. Indeed, a fair flt, and with a laughing expression of thanks to Mrs. grove I wrapped the clothing in a compact paper-covered bundle, sped back to my bungalow and gained my bedroom without Dicky seeing me. When I had caught my breath and had enjoyed a quiet little anticipatory laugh, I gathered up Junior's night things and went over to Ullian's bungalow, where he was to fdeep for the night, and where he had gone with Marion directly after supper. "Climb on Your Shelf." Marion greeted me raptu ou.sly from a big old chair, in the depths of which she and Junior shared a l&rge illustrated alphabet book, om which my son's adoring grandmother had given him, and wh: -h he prized highly. "Oh. Auntie Madge!" she cried. .V". -ttV rfij k 11 1 Im in k m T .-! , Till A f" x 1 .v, - A 1

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