The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-17
A Rainbow V
Revolution
By MRS. WILSON WOODROW
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the violet ranges Ii was a long time
before she spoke 4 am sorry If
have really injured her business. she
said al LAST Il never thought Of that
phase OF H." Again she p0ndered the
matter so deeply that she did not hear
him when he spoke 10 her Suppose
she said finally. that you ask this LADY
80 take tea with me tomorrow after
noon. and then let us see if We cannot
come 10 some satisfactory and amicable
arrangement Of this affair"
~0h, nonsense said Gaines. Don't
you bother can settle this thing
for YOU; There won't be any lawsuit l
was just trying 10 lease Won
Ste smiled az him very sweetly.
Nevertheless I should like TO meet
her
Two is company. you know what
three j., remarked Gaines sioomily
please ask Mrs. MacChesney 10 take
tea with rs tomorrow afternoon =
Miss 0Hara spoke with peremptory
dlslinetness
You ought 10 be in the diplomatic
service Willy Gaines said Mrs Mac
Chesney approvinglv. when he de-
hvered the singers invitation. 4
rever saw the situation yer. that you
could not manage"
Willy took the compliment brzzenlv
and without demur not even the 1icke.
Of a smile upon his impsssive coun-
tenance
"Of course I'll GO said his client
al v-f4
Ire never yet met a great singer
Yes, iii go, and, firmly u shaI wear
white, and although she has cost me-
dear in the now-Flake. 7 harhor no
resentment, You know. if We hsrbor
resentment we've got 70 pay for it. one
way or another. ana # ! didn't train
myself 10 love her. / might lose some
mere money
Think of training ones self TO love
her. muttered Willy dazedly and
anler his breath
THE next afternoon he marreled. not
foI the first time, at the graceful and
exquisite dupliciTy Of The feminine
e0lbatants In womans war Miss
O'tiara. he deciaed had never ap-
De2red more gentle and winning.
ne ther had he ever seen her more
beautiful. With disarning tact. she
had d0nned a soft. crean-colored fr0ck.
i COMPROMISE between her own color
fal standards and Mrs MacChesney's
snowy banners As f0F- ller nfag0aist,
the only suggestion 81 either business
or defiance about her vas in her crisp
white costume For the rest. her man
Ter was a combination of the sprighFly
after-dinner speaker nj ths suave club
president who rises 10 int 3Guce the
distinguished guest
For time the conversation deal
with more or Jess conventional and
current topics, and then Rose O'Hara
very gracefully expressed her contri-
tlon for any injury Mrs MacChesney's
bus mess might have suffered from a
eaprica on her part. and her earnest
desire 10 make reparati0n
Mrs. NacChesney suayely repelled
The suggestion She could truthfully
say that her pp9inlment over the
aon-suceess Of the Snowflake Laun-
Try had been means OF spiritual
srowth. 1t had seemed hard at the
ime. but hy persistantly denying loss
n her own consciousness. she had been
snabled to realize greater abundance.
Eor instance. she had told Willy of one
successful deal she had put through
1nly q day or tw0 before, and this very
morning she lad sold BY wire the
whole side of Stony Mountain to an
fastener who was cesir0us OF invest
ne in good graziEg land
What viii he DO with it?" asked
WHY idly
When dispose of~a piece Of prop |
.rty, said Mrs MacChesney coldly. Il |
rust that | am too truly a lady and TOO |
ruly a business woman 20 pry into a /
reasons for wishing 10 se- /
uire H." Then she turned 10 her /
ostess with her best United-Federa, /
ion smile There IS just one favor I
10 going 10 ask YOU. Miss O'Hara.
hat you viii crafty my curiosity by /
alling me how ii happened that you
ave quantity of brigh1-colored cos
8nles made in the latest style BIZ the
rest dressmakers, right in the middle
( the summer
~Oh-that," laughed Rose. That
as a very simple explanation. al.
aough I admit that ii does seem nuz.
ling All Of the people who make my
lofhes told ne that. although this was
) be strictly a white summer. there
-ould be a complete change Of fashion |
. the fall and that all sorts Of bright
-ailing fabrics would be worn during |
le winter. Now uly next season is
! Australia / shall BE there all win
r.. 50 that all my costumes have been ]
and made up with that end
! view That is d. And now. Mrs.
with that fascinating
lightly crooked smile OF hers. "wil
1u not ask me real favor? viii
ear white for the rest Of the summer.
you say so"
no. It IS too late now" said the
ub woman. smiling. but viii ask
.vOr. and that is. that we continue
iends-real friends -
With al my heart said Rose sin
rely.
And now" Mrs. MacChesney sroke
ore briskly, + think We owe some
ing 10 Willy Gaines for arbltraiins
is matter"
Willy looked surprised. He had no.
himself an arbitrator in ?
is matter. but he Ras quick enough
take a cue
I think you do owe me something
will ask you, Mrs. MacChesney
r a continuance Of our timefriea
endship- And as for Miss OHsr.
e has just mentioned what she he