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NH, mamma, you're not goinR
to wear that hat, are y5uY.
Mildred had tragedy In her
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hat! Mother, dear" cried Dorothy.
running IN for glove thread, '..that, aw-
9liI hat RI sss'5 Y 59s3 s5
aElxactly. 2 y e. $ss a,$ Z N /. s
44sOn Dastes Monday!'' they chimed, /.
:.'ssNow, See here said their mother fiie
whose hat lis this9s, 4 i 4 tss,y.$
ggsOh, it's not mine" said Mildred.
eeIal not dispute ownership. II. ~ !, !
Don't You want granny torIaee
y0ur lovely new Easter hat with the
flowers and the plumes r. 'coakHedf Do5r-
Gfhy. 4 s55 = Z D; l. u II i m y.
q don't care to spoil hthe plpimssa; and
1tlooks like rain. There's a dripping
Sog now" til 3ss:.t =. %:..,s;
s1 think aatan clear II said Mtldfesd9
Hopefully as she pinned son "a big
plumy hat Of her oWn-gray-blue like
her eyes. E GEEK; ssas:Ss, l vi: = " \ Sssf
ST can't see why you agirls eare 30
much about this hat today, - III tie J.
first place, us an all right hat; In the
next place, It will be hoWlinglY stylish
for grammyss metropolis; In the third
place, we shall see dS no one we:
know except rammy hose affection
~ not dependent on hats; In the.
fourth place." she added after a 81
lent moment spent III = adjusting her,
ven, SIN going to wear. it, So YOU
may as well save your splutters. - Z
IN the ferry boat they found seat
for her, but had to, stand themselves, ~
$>I can't seeI smurmured Mildred,
aWhy mother will wear that beast or
ahat.'' ..ssy zz.:. ". W a5%&. &@
~ She looks precisely like the head
AL the biological depar tment, !" respond
ed Dorothy unde cover Of mournful
sound the fog sbe III
j Something got to happen to I'll" 4
sfetnrned mildred with spifi But: to-
day! You can't think, Dot, how per-
y fectly elegant he is. II / think elegant
I Is a rather cheap word, but II can't;
think Of asingle other one that viii
/ describe him Oh YEP, can, too =
thoroughbred that's what he is...4ys
sof al all, elegant Thoroughbred
" ways to meet d girls mother h .ssi,j;s
ttsHe just couldn't get away from his
IA aunt Mt q ssday! soons know Il the
whole party up there was for him y
and he said lie: Just couldn't wait q
day longer. 50. at last ! told him we
were going t away Pit + If happened 70
see him in The station ia present him.
And now she has Oh that hatll'a' II
ssHumphv said Dorothy ! ss.Y I'd. bet
ter spend a little time thinking what
sort rs Of an a impression g hen make On the
y..'I've been lying awake nights over
b that, never fear, s responded Mildred.
The boat thnmped mp into the slip.
and they Joined their mother IN the
push to the front. i. i$s$ ;$ u;
They found themselves q few min
Mites early, and as they stood waiting
for the gates. to open a tall young man
rushed By to Mildred and seized her
hand usiastically s5t IN. 5fsl "a
III atAk1S - G4E. ~ Ht1tAh gsu1H4Sy,
Mrs. Mason's nephew, you know. 81
Think I spoke Of him after her house
party. " 5S3i I'm
u The miud of Mildred mother quick.
~ reviewed All her daughter had said
anent this most Ell gible nephew Of her
own old friend
; ID 81 think you did, Z she said as she
gave him her hand. Are going
20 the country. too. Tor the Easter ho q
adays r. 5#S sS, ~ n 8$5
81 I'm running down To Salem BIZ
09 business
II: oh; you're taking eur train, then7s;
x, I. Am II How Jolly IL
The gates opened Their, ana he pos
ssessed himself Of q wrap and an nm.
sg brella she was carry helped then
san on, located her, found seat FOL
si&he girls and then dropped down be1
aide Mrs. Bronson az few seats behind
hsr daughters. md II he watched
b. 80 "a "a III dged's brown head
!
SssS ~ devoted attention
sSes "a M To- her mothe He
kept mp d lively
chatte until y thu
sS tr aast;n had LEFT
& 81 Wood bnry Shelet
81 him TO talk OF him
~ & sell. She heard b
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