The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-15
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/, yon were ana how 'y7od had taken me
under your wing, and PROMISED g
cut otfse i'ly l 3,
lot 81, THINGS m9ther didn't IKE me
flavor Of. and today =
.fWhoOpeeF' yelled Ya64S ft1Tn he
dressifitit! FSon7 fsiItve found Warry's
tnbIecloth,, KS dreanis 4,9E =ssse
WarwIcS sat up ana cropped his
cigdfette fR5altzl1g dfzzily. radiantly,
wickedly ont from the d sing gqpEE
came, Yates, ARA yea, In She pink sillz
lZimonO. There was q silence, then
long drawn. howl OF 'tlei lit ffbIn the
crowd allsey , ,CIfue-h d isYates In their
arms. ana swept him UP on the center
tnble. They handed him a Samoan
ian OF dyed prnIies ana 4 g AEexfcah'
peaked hat TraInor at tie ptaho'
crashed into the asan Toy overture.
And suddenly Warwick stood up.
white and mad. mad clear through
that they should dare even In Jest to
touch anything that belonged to the
dear, unknoYn girl, the brunette with.
the gray eyes.
Take that orr he said.
The music stopped short, but not
from his words. Every face In the
crowd was turned toward the door Of
ING 4GAGeS sAgSAAs@A
miserable warwick turned, too, and
held his breath. She stood In the.
E,doorway, one hand lifting aside the.
heavy IdrapeFy. Behind her was
George the colored hall boy. Her,
face Iooked stRrtled, and yet thef
was annsement, too, In the 4WfdesGEl
eyes as they glanced from fdee2tO
face and finally rested eoq Yates. 3ssgI
There Is some fmtstalSe, 4, think Eg Il
she said gently K :" George tells me q
parcel of mine was left here tonight,
~ have only moved here today, dnd
he made d MISTAKE. think mat
gentleman has on my ilzTna0no.' ~ q ~ =
Wretched, limp and APOLOGIZE eJI 'Yates
|, was assisted from the table, and d.
vested OF the pink SIZE eow4ll z y "a IS
FL am sorry to spoil yo9pFgr 4 amuse-
I ment' she stopped, and turned her
head toward Warwick as the host,
J. when all ut once her eyes met Stan
TOMS.
'.NTarjor1sl,'l be SEasped. Marjorie,
.yod blessed lzldF,
Silently and dfscreetly the crowd
ayerted it's composite face while Stan
ton kissed Marjorie ecstaticAlly. War
wick looked unhappy. rs .t&fS
I Boys. = !, cried Stanton, ;.this is my
: sister, all the way from Nebraska to
/ Manhattan to take care of her little
BROTHER" ilf af5 81
.s4Iother Is here, too,,' Marjorie, ex-i
I planned, bIushing ut the eTusIve. vel
come accorded her I'VE had the adj
| dress of these apartments and you
wrote that they were very nice you
\ know and that Mr.. Warwick lived
here
That's warwicll," interposed sthti
ton. "FIe'sAI bully fellow s~- 4
Warwick bowed. Suddenly he felt a
great, supreme Gladness stedl.over him.
| She had gray eyes. STATIONS sister
! from Nebraska. ~ M see
$50 we came right here from the de-
pot. and mother wanted to SURPRISE
| You by having everything ready. l
bought my lsimono on the way shere,
because our trunks haven't come vet,
and tho boy made mistake delivering
i;ie we have the apartment just dcross
the hall"
"Boys.''s cried Stantou.a come on to
| tle apartment across the hall, and be
introduced. You've got to make us
welconat, because We've come to stay"
Dec0rpusly and quietly the crowd
4 crossed to the apartment next door.
| With di-nifv aud bcaUtiful grace they
were introduced to St,rnton's mother
and to Stantouis home. and Stanton
knew he was ACCEPTED and admitted
|. forever to tic fitness of things"
| = But Warwick sat In a corner watch
Ing MARJORIE make tea. tea from his
teapot, (which the Jan servant had
brought over, and over the back of her
chair hung the pink SILK kImono. He
was Wondering how she wouId look in
it
''Sugar?'' she asked. zone or two.
Mr.. warwick"
Two said Warwick, with n half
suppressed Sigh. Say, do you know
Mar--AIlss stanton I'm awfulIy glad
you're brunette, with gray eyes"
'.WlIyg~ AInrjorie's head bent lower
over The teapot. Tea making does re-
QuIre 50 much careful attention.
Because. said Warwick pink Is so
becoming to that type
land 10 Mr.. Yates type, too laugh
led Marjorie. but her face wns flushed
us SHE sliH.'ed the pink lsimono around
her. over her gray travelling suit aud
poured the tea la Japanese for the
crowd. Had for Warwick.
English opinion Of the United States
In 1924, from the standpoint OF the
fashionable London set, is shown In
the extract from the correspondent of
TrIVT1 YNghfahnVxy.