Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-15

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ut seems very dull to me here,
now" the first girl said. 1t doesn't
seem as If there were any very at
tractive men in town. know
shall be desperately bored"
81 think there are good many in
town" the other girl said timidly.
Name one! Just one, for me-"
We'll, there's Marvin Halsey. He's
so attractive!"
That's only one" said the first
girl. "Oh, did tell you about the
man met in Cleveland? lie was so
attractive! OF course, | didn't give
him my address, but when he was
going away he said he should prob
ably be in Chicago soon and he'd like
my address and my telephone num-
Der, so, of course, | gave them to
him. never expecting to see him In
all the wide world"
"Oh, and did he Gomez"
Moo, not yet. but | know why.
what do you suppose? | almost
tainted when heard 1t. Why, he's
here with theatrical troupe. |
knew that would surprise you. 1t
did me.
Did | tell you what fine time
Adele is having in New York? I'm
hoping I'll so there next summer and
can scarcely keep from screaming
at hat of m frin
cant have me come now, because
they have only parlor bedroom.
Adele has met them and they all
went to splendid house party. |
don't know where, but II was awful
~ attractive. They invited man
from Boston-so attractive, Adele
wrltes-but he was for Name Shell
ing. Then they asked another man
for Lucy and Chicago man for
Adele. You know him-Horace Ma
Their.
"oh, don't you? And he's so at
tractive. too; quite the most attrac-
tive man I've seen in long time. |
really think he and Adele will get
married some day, but, of course, you
mustn't breathe It to soul. She
knows so many attractive men.
did | tell you about the man |
met in Kansas City? Why, ! must
have written you about him, at least.
don't see how | could have failed
to tell you about him. he was so at,
traGtive. He called two or three
times while | was there. and really
he was quite devoted. We were on
fishing trip together and we had
the most fun! lie caught eight fish,
but | didn't get thing, and he
laughed at me. Really, he was very
attractive"
"ls he coming to town."
Il don't know. II he does must
call you up. I'd like to know II
you don't think he Is attractive. I've
been trying to think what his name
is for ever so long. It's something
| like Bobbett. Well, anyway, he'll
bring a card or he'll telephone. al
ways tell people to telephone first
and then that sort of prepares me for
their coming. BY the way, did tell
you about Mattie's cousin?"
IL don't think you did"
We'll, you would remember If
had, because he was so attractive. He
was in Kansas City, too, and he was
coming up to call, but something al
ways happened to prevent. You
know how It is. He wanted to come
dreadfully and he said so over the
phone, but the night before ! let,
he was called out of town. was SC
sorry, because really he was so at
tractive. II seems as II one always
meets such attractive men when one
is away, doesn't It? Did you evel
notice it,"
well, | think, perhaps they're
just as nice at home"
Yes, of course, that's as you lool
at 1t. find them SO attractive wher
am away from home. Now, there
was Jim Davidson. Did ! tell yol
about him? Well, he was SO at
tractiye. lie was dreadfully nice t.
Daisy and me. don't believe l. eve
told you about the man met at thu
beach. He was SO attractive. Well
he's going to live in Chicago on ac
count of his business. There's an
other man I'd like you to meet, bu
he says he never comes to Chicago
told him II he did he must call M
up, and he said he would,
THAT makes me think, Did
ever tell you the joke on me? Well
met a man who was ever so at
tractlye over at Bellies, across tn
lake, and told him whenever h
came 10 town to call me up, ever
when he was Just passing through
and he promised, Wen, do You know
II almost lainled one night h
rang up At . o'clock In the morning
saving he had an hour here aud N