New-York tribune., 1910-07-24

ali seemed to be goin so smooth and
AND nIs' Fh2 Why. this GIddngS-W Waller affair
4 Sso5 Well we'll Say you ought to read the
s1ey notes Prrv-PeH sort of had it in charge.
Yoa see - he vas chaperonin' Marjorie dr,rin'
5sns .1e = t-ip abroad Not that Marjorie really
ar A4e 1,--,oe- set: but 1t happens that her dad
5,e Of 1S ~ Waller. and that Purdy-Pe is lucky
ohn !. bar5le the New York end Of the Waller
s15agh 70 H1''-'~
ssprseS have heard the howl Mrs Purdv-Pel puts
You lsr the scheme Of includIn Miss Waller IN
&C 700 - --s- ~9r-1r7g What Her take IN tow an
to pa ION Grand Forks? Why. the picture she had
calno| as a Young lady cowboy. who would wear
rms: GLf.,l,sbl,, skirt and the passengers by
oas1, seagg,ils c The way over She heard stories
Soo'- TohT Henry had gone prospeCtIn out there
TOW :.IIs VIZ his little yeaT-od girl strapped on
Issi mule and how the TWO OF en- had lived
% > vea- without ever seem another human
s72, v ;-a.--t always safe to nudge young lady of
pa. - bz-ra way She lived when she was Sin Not
i7en. - bs-- -- - out Grand Forks direction. What
E1sL fr--- ans after Tohn Henry has wired that his
- s-s-. East Is . well finished CLASSY dressed
~. --q- r- i French maid and two trunks full of
tl--e .as that has had the duty paid on EN-, About
l9 - - Grand Forks was what she d acquired in
a. 2-sz,a.-- ---. for Marjorie had beer at boardin'
- s-s < te- the last ten a dozen years, ever
- Ta= --,. T. lis 11g strike.
Sl-s r.. . some diff renee. The fact that she
-. -v--- .F the Peggy Greek mine, was j sumner
-r7c -.-.-- md could push over the table chatter
- helped some too. As 3 matter of fact.
an all around queen. and the steamer
- ~Ies-eE sandy Hook before Mrs. Purdy-Pel was
-,,' On r. -,n' her of to some Count or other be-
- -fev 90 lack. So YOU can guess she was some
- 7e~ --l-e contides to her that she has made
- her -2-r5 ne .e- 10 get married.
THEN - - In been over IN this Passion Play ioint
l more week before Talbot Giddings begins to
,r no som. --1-uinent- Narore's found him all by
F-elf an =eerlS more less satisfied with the dis
~7ve-v 81. don't exactly know who he IS. They We
b- 90 bus --angn high brow conversation on art
- 1e-e. .- music that she hasn't had time 10 find
--- Ba- -a was introduced proper; so what does 1t
T5r- comes 10 Nar1orie's seem AIr Gddings eight
+--s s.- -g lar though waIkin with him, drivin'
~, him -E not nocicin' anybody else, Mrs Purdy
Dsn =ea F. -.--le she got busy The Joke Is her,
----g- --ls out he's Talbot C1iddingS.-fhe Tai
[-- 655=-=- 4. YOU please.-talented Young English
5-7s- .- 9t the Bernard Shaw crowd. first cousin
= Ta+r .r-osh. and all that. Her smart English
trends assures her that Talbot Is quite all right, don
s l-- F.=v-Pe sits back and waits for en- to talk
each other ---5- That ain the way It turns out,
though The next thing she knows Marjorie calmly an
r1rnces -a While neither she nor Mr. G1ddlngS ap-
proves -5 --gr as general proposition, they think
+-4v II IT, This once. Also she j Ike to take the next
steamer back and get ready
B--. ~ dear. gasps Mrs. Purdy-Pell, what about
on I-e zabled Dad all about it. she says, and
I've r0L5 l-- 10 be n New York when we get there
vCu5- have been any fuss made over the business
a- Al I. I-s Purdv-Pell hadn't insisted on stickn 10
me --es E The game Her plan 10 give house party
tv Tav ----oCuCr the young people to her set, and
t1e- maxim q regulation announcement at an engage
r1ert dinner Marjorie says i good deal OF bore;
tu- she consents
Vel. --ev6 all come over. and they'd got as far as
hz--- -= house party n full swing up the Purdy
Pes country place near Us. and everything was runnln
lovely Thar IS Il looked SO 10 me And the first r1nor
@. s- - that hear was only the day before the big
dinner SEEMS there was some difficulty IN loCatin Pa