The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-11

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There are times when ana Amt
Rachel very trying bat one has t1
make allowances fer tha pecaiiar ties
oi tbe riel Eslagises. and always
ffeel x my duty t0 overlook any dis
agreeable remarks she makes.
The bat ahR brought was q perfect
dream sha sara har millinsr had per-
suaded her 70 buy it against her better
Judgment ard when she tried It on
beiora Aer oa1 mirror she felt more
than ever thar tie long. dropping
rhite plume and huge pink roses we're
too young ior her So she decided t.
give It 10 Cousin Fannie.
i vas almost pathetic ia see poor
Cousin Fannie 10 that hat She has
not the style or carriage to wear
such romantic fnegv 50 as soon as
Aunt Rachel LETT the house / kindly
offered 10 relieve her Of g.
IL give you S. Tor that hat
said and then you can buy herself
a nice, sensible little turbau that
Win be q some real use to you
Why Lucile. inferposed mother.
how can you offer IS for that hat
when YOU must know that tie plume
alone must be worth al least S25g"
] said no more. for was hurt that
mother should receive 50 ungaaci0usly
ray desire % help Cousin Fannie.
That afternoon while she and Cou.
Ein Fannie were ut a meeting at their
church guild. decided To make 4
few calls dressed ia my pink and
white marquiseite and then, iaat for
fun tried On Cousin Fannies new hat
II was ~ tremendously stunning with
my frock that simply had to leave
IL on. i0F Il was most satisfying to
my artistic taste. Everywhere i went
that day ] could wee the hat created
quite sensation
Ae ] was going home late IN the
afternoon ! happened 10 meet Candy
Fuller, who is now living in bach
elor apartment near u.s.
You are symphony IN pink and
white" he said admiringly as he
turned to walk my way -NeapoIltan
tee cream couldn't begin to look as
cool and refreshing as you do
Ice creamly 1 exclaimed. sDo you
know, Candy. I've been maEius calls
nearly all this hot afternoon. aad in
not one house hase been offered
anything cold to eat or drink
You poor little thing!7 laughed
Candy. IL It weren't SO near dinner
time and II the clouds in the west
didn't look 50 threatening I'd insist
upon taxing you over 10 Demonet's.
the new place where really and truly
French ices are served
Well / insist upon going, / re-
turned gayly I'm sure it's not going
to rain.
But II did rain. and rain hard, as we
we're going aome Candy felt dread
fully about my wetting but 1 assured
him that my gown was tubbsble, and
that Il dldr'i laatler about the hat.
always hne, that nothing Increases
girls popularity with man friends
more than the faculty Of making light
Of little annoyances and accidents
You are simply drenched cried
mother As ran into the house.
And you've actually got on Fannie's
hat Its perfect sight"
I'm afraid, mother that I've caught
cold" said II feel awfully shiyery.
Will you please have Tilly bring me
some hot conee?H
''Oh. Lucille, ! hope 1t won't 20 to
your lungs, said mother.
Don't Worry. dear. Tor m sure Ill
happened to observe IN the glass
for mother is always foolishiy anxious
II ] have the least ailment.
After had removed my vet gar
ments and eaten the dinner that moth
er brought me on a tray / determined
to repair the damage done to Cousin
Fannies hat ! took the feather on
and curled It with a penknife over
the gas jet as had seen grandmother
do to her bonnet tips when was 1T
lie girl
AS stood before my dressing case
be all right ! answered soihlngly
the becoming disorder Of my curIs and
Il gave me an idea for new coihure.
was so much interested that for a mo-
ment ! forgot the plume in my hand.
and then I was startled by the odor
Of burning feathers. OF course the
plume was ruined Somehow when
ever ! try to be especially helpful or
economical some mishap is sure to
occur.
When mother told Aunt Rachel how
sorry l was about the unfortunate ac-
cident al she said was that she should
think mother would feel that shc had
lived in vain
Il is simply cruel OF Aunt Rachel
to say unkind things to my dear
mother
Encouragement