Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-09-19
DIR. GERMAlNE'S SUIT.

- " re- H'"A Nilt nan IINiA
New York of course; we always have
"a large stock ON hand; but | thought
everyone had heard Of Marjorie Allen"
"Oh. is that the Miss Allen? Well
wcli--Wci. Ones conceptions often 20
FAR asffay. DO YOU know, from the pie
lures in the papers, and one or two odd
thotoS I've seen mt the Marston's. in
Boston. always imagined She was Il
brunette.
Naturally. Photography can't pro-
ducc that pure golden blond cooring.
amy more than print Only Il painter.
AMI good one. could reach her. Come
/ III introduce YOU; she is one OF the few
wou.ta who can justify first impress
Sims.
Or. Gcrmainc followed his friend
across the spacious ballroom: Il stu sea
breeze had blown the hotel guests in
doors. so there was dancing that evening.
and Saturday night had brought an over
fow of men from the city so the object
towards which they were striving, was
walled about by black coats. whose wear
erS clamured like 50 many ravens, Ior Il
dance or a piece of dance. She was
laughing over the division of u quadrillc,
when She saw the two men approaching.
"Ah, come and rescue me. Mr.. Cor
NNn. Slle tHIicus lHWSHlISs mere -
dance | want to sit out-quadrilleS are
tame and tedious things, arranged for
prim mamnas and dehutantes. I'll have
none Of them--aud AZ YOU don't dance,
throw myself on your mercy.
And !. in my turn. throw my friend
ON yours. Miss Marjorie. Miss Allen,
Dr Germaine OF Boston.
Not DIR. Thomas Germainc. the fam
aus nerve specialist.' She exclaimed III
h.tr a
added, Il bright color mounting to the
roots Of her beautiful hair, L am glad
10 meet YOU. Dr. Germalne-but- hut my
ideas Of YOU were all at sea. thought
Won were old and-and bald.
II have just said to Gordcn that my
u1ind.picture of you shot wide of the
mark. Miss Allen said Germalne. in his
pleasant, deep voice, "and | am III dcbi
"Tacm wen cry quits, she returned
mprrilv, as GcrmainC offered his arm,
having calmly usurped the disputed quad
rifle
They talked on many subjects as they
sat in the little glass inciusurc just on
of The veranda. on anything and every
hing rather than the social ne 81 Wh!ch
he was Il part
t;crmainr rs first regarded her in a
professionally critical light as a splendid
specimen of womannovd, wcll-halanCed
physicaly and mentally, superb in her
Youth and health but after while he
forgot his critical poisc. forgot every
thing hut the lovely, animated face be-
side him. as most men did when they
came in con act with Marjorie Allen.
During the half hour which the dance
consumed. Or. Thomas Germaiuc passed
through several phases of his spiritual
existence. He iound himself at length
talking of himself, a thing he seldom did
TO mortal man or woman; by which sign
he knew that he had fallen captive AT the
foo, OF the only woman in the world for
him. and he Rugged his chains.
I'm only stopping with Gordon over
sunday" he said, as they wandered back
to the ballroom; I've troublesome law
suit 10 see through in New York. The
case is called for Tuesday morning sharp,
and I've an appointment with my lawyer
| Oh Monday; bur III wind up next week
here.
Her face lighted with sudden intcIi-
canCc
oh. yes of coursc-the papers were
full Of il last wCck-Somc tricky woman
who fooled You into giving very import
ant diagnosis of some wasn't ii
And then she refused to pay the bill You
presented, You must tell me all about
III YOU could spare me another square
dance he suggested artfully.
There's the tenth-you may have
that And then she was taken away.
and Germaine saw no more of her for
TWO weary hours
Meantime Gordon took him in charge
handing him around 10 Smdry attractivc
y"oug matron>, and pairing him for
dances with several extremely pretty
girls lint his eyes were continually fol-
/ lowing The Slim white 6gure. in its easy.
graceful motion. lie was promptly ON
hand 70 claim his promised dance. and
| they returned at once 10 the glass in
| closure. ON one side they looked ont on
TIE restless. angry sea, laShing itself into
II very fruth of fury: on the ether. they
looked in M the eVcr-changing kaleido-
scope Of gay gowns, Tutoring and sweep
ing with the rhythm of the dance.
Now tell me- commanded Marjorie:
thtr" something uniquely pathetic in
seeing the masculine intellect - complete
| ~ taken IN; she must lie a clever woman
what is her Nance
| Louise Armitage: She wrote me re-
earning some friend Of herS-yau know
| now easily woman can say IA friend OF
! mime. At amy rate. She stated the case-
some lneipent brain trouhle-~in such Il
ihCid manner, and wrote such a pleasant.
| laaNhke note, that | could not fail To
respond NJ length. giving my professional
| opinion. which. as you know. commanded
| some sort or price, whatever its value
| az" CNp'uIulhS many points which pux-
| %ieu her. | Enclosed no bill trusting
| rather unwarily. | coufcSS-to her sense
! OF justice. and she wrote me Il pretty let
! ter OF thanks. canceling all obligations
WIN 2 few neatly rounded sentences"
| , W nat shame murmured sympa-
| lHvtic Marjorie
-. Now ! haven't the least idea who
Miss Armitagc X. .nd rca,Iv G5,'t ca,,
! wouldn't even mind giving her my
| nplnlon gratiS-bu I'm ethical If hcl
| TREND cannot afford treatment. She
should have explained the fact in her
note; or if She had false pride in The,
| maiter-a as no doubt She had-she should
She braves it out-inSi~tS thar She nnver
made nSe of my diagnosis except in
way OF general Information. and main