New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30

L ne ~ hal Cd wei
come the arrivals
"Btly-Dorothy- OF course YOU had 10
ofng Your buzz wagon suppose III be driven 10 build
garage some day but 1t VIII be well down bv the East
Lodge DO YOU expect 20 follow in that thing, Rita,
AWiuly glad. Your hunter came over last night. He
looks ut as d fiddle Arcnt YOU cold2 Gretchen dear.
ring for tea"
\"lseleSS MAIDS and men servants appeared appro-
pnaied wraps and hand baggage, and departed.
we timed II nicely. SAID Haviland looking AZ his
watch, "torty-scvcn from the ferry We passed your
wagons a moment ago. Gretchen. who's the red haired
girl with the Runsens,"
at Ia, Braael That's Mrs Wrav. None OF us has
a chance when She around. Here they are now.
The TWO station wagons drew I'D az the terrace and
the guests dsmounted, Mr. and Mrs. Rumscn with
the Ways IN the station wagon and Baroness Cha~nv
the Narnngtons Jack Perot, and Lawrence Berkely
IN the bus
We'll, Worthy got here, after all Caroline. Mrs.
Nray would YOU ike 20 60 right up will YOU wait
tor tea. Wrav, there's something stronger ust inside
Show him. won't YOU. Billy
Wray entered the big hall with renewed appreciation
OF he utility OF wealth The houses IN New York that
he had seen We're OF built upon moderate
scale. He had still TO discover that men Of wealth
Were learning 10 make their Wcck-encs out ~ town
longer and that the real home life OF Of them had
been transferred the country where broad acres and
mtcss means enabled them CRAFTY their tastes IN de-
vcopng great estates which would hand down their
names IN the architectural history Of the country
when their city houses should be overwhelmed and lost
IN the march OF comm.rcc
Curtis Jannev for IL his great respons b,cs was
an open man. and he took real delight IN bis great
Tudor house and stables The wide entrance hall that
So impressed EFF designed IN the ripe IallaC.an
lingo ZONES. This lofty room was The KEYNOTE Of the
building double cube in shape the staircase le from
the center opposite the door ornate IN character purely
classic the dOOrWavS 90 the other rooms Oh the same
floor maStertu structural arrangement and elegant
IN their grace and simplicity. II almost seemed as
though the room had been designed as ID framework
for the TWO wonderful Nandykes placed at each side OF
the stairway.
Jeff smiled as ne walked into the smoking room, the
smile Of possession. He realized never before that
taste. elegance STYLE things -la, c0u. be bought
with money as one would buy stock piece ID real
estate The only difference between Curtis .anuor and
himself that his host had IN ancestor or '"o N1e
left had none
Miss Janney had quietly and gcyerly appropriated
Lawrence Bcrkcy, and was already On her way 60 the
conservatory. IaCk Per0t VINO painted .l. portraits
of fashionable women. had taken -nc Baroness -o the
Long Room where the English pictures We're hung.
Camilla, after d few polite comments an the tgfu.
of the house. SIT IL little aside IN silence. Cortland
Bent, after glance toward the door through winch
Miss I4nncv had vanished, tr9ppc. into he vacant
chair beside her.
IN So glad 20 see vou.~ She s.i. genuinely. "Nou
L know the magni1ecnce is rather 1ew, .~ng She
paused and lowered ler voice. "l' seems .s ...n .
seen YOU for ages.
~Yes. be uu-nuret. I'm expecting wings any day
now. I'm almost too good To be true.
"Y9t, IT. IN .nge. She smiled. %" want YOU ~ be
good and m sure want YOU 20 ae true. And yet.
She uaus' "thls seems the only case ID The world "ler
90 be --gc IS 90 be bad.
You can't make the sun stop shining.
CT don't think want II 10 stop shining altogether.
You see I'm selfish. / want 1t under IL cloud, that S
There was pause. .gnIac.n, so them both.
81 am trying Camilla. I am doing my best. You
-r 49, y. ..,g,,1i.,,. h, 90, hard don't -rinL II