The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-15

ma looked again a. her ~ though he were
enjoying some keen artistic delight He
adjusted the Other hsipin from the other
SIDE 81 the hat. He took out a notebook.
Gwendolin looked adoringly a, Reggie
with n question in her eve. Again she
fanciei she saw his evelid tremble and this
time Il wasn't In IN. mirror
I'm have the other hat sent-home Of
cour--'' -sid he salesman
oh no. said ~Gw.ndolin, why -
We've left town said Reggie.
-Oh, of course. said the man.
Perhaps you'd better send tt fall
tered Gwendolin cor keep IL. until
IN tell YOU said Reggie. Send II 10
the club. the. Brothers yes, that's it.
hat Tor himself u was Just like him.
thought Gwendolin. noble unselfsh fellow
that he was. Would she ever he worthy
Of him?
new hats were very impressive People
began tn star" AZ them. Gwsndolin hlushed.
but Reggie laughed Cuntemptuouslv and
pufed IN az a furious speed
oh. how lovely Of you. Reggie said
Gwedolin, How hate 10 60 home now.
why 60 home'- said Reggie.
Il nave To catch the train.
Lots Of trains to Sandyb@ach
TO NEE; me
ilhN : fd-N leieDnOre
on. that would never do. When | get
mother on the phone she'll tell ms 20 come
directly home
Wei. IN tell YOU. Telegraph. viii N
down on a later train. unsvoidably de
layed.''
That doesn't sound a bit like mo. No,
mother. always demands a reason Tor
things
say taken very IN
No that would worry her Are YOU
sun there are plenty uf rains
Lots OF en-. know 'cm all nv heart
We'll. suppose we telegraph Just like
this 'Regrrt ANNOYING DELAY Have stubbed
NV toe. Will b" down on later train. In not
worry. Nect'ona'e'y. GwEspoLIS''
-Of course. it, not tho truth exactly
No, tn" truth would be- Have gone on
a Honligan Don't worry
4 H~oolisan'- said dv"nd olin. what
jus, a lark explained Reggie: and |
you always buy new hats first and
then have dinner somswhee-wh"re you
oughtn't to"
DO you think mother would under
standp- asked G~wendolin.
Il shouldn't he surpr-ei, aid Reggie.
why, here's the Park : said Gwendohn.
How jollvl-
Reggie had begun to hum softly to him
seli He seemed very happy. Every now
and then he turned and glanced zt.althily /
49, aAAAA' NV 49," N.NH
" CAV" him n crrtain awe ~ her. II was
n question when other fellows saw her
IN hat that II she'd carr FOR him He mover
could understand why shH did Car.
Som" day she'd find ou' now paltry he
reaily was hut he'd TAX" care that she
didn't md out until they werr married.
Here We ARE he said with a foot ~ the
horn ~ they swept up a drive Va M aw hinged
terrace where Tsnpla sal ~ little tables
There was an orchestra PLAYING Goo
inside and IL brought hack n
wedding AZ which they had both lscn IN
he previous summer at New port. tsfore
they had known about each other.
ReRg'" found a table. Every me seemed
la ruth To wait on him. II gave Gwendolin
an Important feeling A chaIpTon ksSte
In the background 80.
They sai down "a pturcufly. There was
much iaughicr with the popping Of corks
through the music
Par ~ N" tr~e- looked dim and dusAy
mi mysterious a. n forest. over an arbnr
;r'at clusters Of purple flowers hung against
I've greco.
Every one was lsnking n, G~ .ndolin's
N ha~'. " SEEMED ss though u va.
he la Reggie luoSed bor-i aud took
Ne hai IN and fsnnc himself as le ordered
hing.
Gwrndolin found her-.lf trembling with
'N'it"u"nj. tor tho frSi time she t~san
- fcali," that when they heard NJ her lark
: hon'~ thing would hapy-n
After all II would H. lovely to g-t married
only when u g,rl - unrri'd can she feel
rally rr~s1
she d~~ on her gloves. Reggie vas