The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31

sso dolnS well in school.
What is Elaine up tor" she asked.
suddenly twitchlng her knitted lavender
oapo about her shoulders. uctty looked guilty at
cnoe.
"EGiae?" She vague, grandmamma knew,
Hf-I1ac she was frightened. Elaine is getting on
o-aGhtully Her professors all say the kindest
:: .as5 She has made herself the prettiest hat out
6 l@St nothing. She asked to something at the
ii@rshells' and her hats all impossible
The Marshal1 ask her often" commented grand.
i-@'rina Hctty had started, blinked behind her
rassos turned red, considered, theI abandoned her
s-n5.
Sheldon Marshall has asked her for the next
eatillon.
so that is what ais YOU" her mother considered
'!aaino 10 Obliged to have new frock!"
She does so wonderfully with Ler poor little
iTo'ks Hetty bc5cught. "She is the clevcrost girl!
Non know how stupid am with my needle But
..no! Out OF ten dollars she evolves Partisan
j. .Ncls."
wei, | suppose Sheldon is worth ten.dollar
II ''aie,' commented grandmamma, acldly. Sheldon
WIS precise young person, bred at the university
thn she most di5liked. and Infused with the poison
q his fathers money. Grandmnmma who was
d aiocratic. and the wGow of famous professor of
G'rcl at the university to which she believed all
y -Gg men should be sent thought him a youthful
eSeuplo of all taat ronacoS country.
But Elaine says she Just can't wear a patched.up
dinner, and she viii 80 IN carriage, and-weI
o. II right. She ought 10 have a proper gown"
'.'ew does abe propose 10 pay for it?" asked
& mamma pointedly.
y Waldo and l viii manage!" Hetty tried for
q s. and failed for unconcern, and failed; and
olt, with simple tragedy.
NrsnlnamEn refused to be touched Years ago
vhen she had yielded Hetty to Waldo she had TESTED
abeot giving her TO the wolf She had been
secretly proud of the spirited folly of the young
people. who had refused to let her money aid in
keeping the wolf at bay. From PRIDE she had gone
to inpatlence, rage and oxasperated anguish, as
the infatuated two steadily refused her. Waldo
Ea1w great deal about chemistry, and his uni
yurslty counted him its most eminent man He
coEid, not however, transmute bills babies and
hreakdowns into coin of the realm. and the salary
OF eminent university takes into account none
OF these things.
Grnndmamma the arrival of Elaine who was
very sickly and costly babe, with misgivings
WnlGost trouble with his eyes. that took him to Paris
foc q year, dismayed her utterly. Howard baby
number two, and Hettys ensuing six months at the
hospital bro ght her to spoken protest. The arrival
OF tho twins was the signal for war. If they chose
TO be poor at least they need be pitful before
her eyes They would either take her money or
step having babies and tragic happenings. But
Waldo was calmly recalctrant And Hetty, mute
but with the distressed pucker between her eyes
steadily deeper, hold her mothers pocketbook at
arms length.
Tho two did stop having babies. They managed
thsir Incredible finances somehow.
-u making that girl into luxury that no.
be 'ould afford. You are running her You are
d, ing your own morals. l wash my hands of
yo he CRIED as she had cried innumerable times
bch Hetty was used to being washed from her
. mo.ls,s hands.
I'rra was certainly storm in the air as Elaine
Of he door upon the two this wet afternoon
It instant after her rosy fairness looked in upon
III, 10 room was stu that the drip from the
gu outside and the subsding of the wood fire
witt seemed uproarious.
'Nri here, mother?" said the fresh young voice
re. -ngly. is my underskirt done?" Hetty trem-
bcI
Il left Miss Demis just finishing the RULES"
you have the dressmaker. already. have your"
g. ANNA spoke sharply.
grandmamma," answered Elaine. 81 am
re 'sving gown. 1t me l deserve 1t.
IL an. twenty-one years old. and asked about.
nr. sed TO make some sort of showing, and
] b before had anything really decent to
weai
CIV mammals sniff 'signded that Elalnes father
h. shabby since before she was born, that her
m rs fright and that she, Madame Bushnell 4,
d. d OF everything and everybody in tho
/ Ani ! Gecent dressmaler to make It," pursued
Ell lttng cavlierly on the edge OF grand.
ma bed, Il Just got after father myself. and
toll hey had to find the money somewhere.
can srv,e the Marshalls. If do have to be
repioacA TO my eminent relatives"
I'm having Just what want. too grandmamma.
Would you like to ito" 1t appeared that Elaine
Grandmamrly vouehsafed that she supposed she