Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-31

getting lively respectfully. Helen
here go cola feet and wouidn stay. IS
WIN, Gear, We stayed until after .
ami it coulon't have peeh much liveller -
ION. 30 ten MS about ~ Was it one
Of ihose reali, wicked Places" asked
Mrs steven, eagerly
Well, YOU wouldn call it Sunday
school entertainment srinned Warren
They certainly whooped 1t up Friski-
est place we struck"
Henry, do take that address, If we
should go in the spring"
I've got the address all right. Cur
tbs has put me on a lot of places But
wen 20 slow ~ these restaurants
where they've no price on the menu"
Wei, l don't know" unused Warren.
We didn't find them so high, Prices
were pretty stiff no worse than
they soak you here"
oh | thought some OF the prices
were awful demurred Helen. And
you never did tell me what that din
ner in the Bois cost Tell me now?''
for the expense of that evening still
ranked in her mind
I've forgotten shrugged Warren.
"but II wasn't 80 bad. About the only
place where they really tried to SOIL, n,
was the millinery shop, where that
woman wanted TO bluff you into payinx
$50 for that hat"
! Il din't give her much encourage.
ment," laughed Helen. I'D never hav.
gone back there If 1t hadn't been for
you
why, did he want to pay $50 for a
nat? demanded Mrs. Stevens.
| Not much" emphaticalIy, But told
Helen II she wanted the hat I'd call
mat woman's bluff and get it for s25 !"
And did you?' breathlesly DO tell
us about IT,"
warren never hesitated to tell sto-
rles which attested to his shrewdpess
ana now he told how he had taken Hell
en- back TO the millinery shop. gave the
woman his card, and said II she wantad
10 nave the hat at the hotel by 6 o'cIocl,
with a G, o. d. bill for s25-that she'd
yet the money. And how they walked
out leaving her spluttering with ipdip-
nation.
But shs didn't SEND The hat In
credulously.
| The hat was there at d o'clock all
t'sh'' Ihat old lady was too shrewd not
10 nan the twenty-five"
Oh do lets see it," pleaded Mrs
stevens.
Yes. trot It out. Helen. Let's Sc.
what she asked $50 for,'
:, only a simple street hat" spoio
s'"ed Helen, bur | wanted it beoause
1t matched my blue suit"
Well, she DID have a nerve 10 ask
$50 for that" exclaimed Mr. steven.
when Helen returned with IN. hat
why. DEAR expostulatsd Mrs
stevens.
"Oh. Mrs. Curtis knows what man.. q,
apologetically. IF a man NAYS sea ,or
hat he expects something tb,t n.in
make big noise-lots of 5roony ,,,,,,,.
and things-that looks like moro,. ;,
THAT shows how IItua
about it," said Mrs stavar. sa'.,-' nv"
'Nobody's wearing w,uo., - ~
more. It's the little s,,art 80" any
trimmed hats that YOU nav ,o, ,,i.
year
And they wear ,h.,, ..,-,.-,,
over one eve and Ion,- M No"n
commented warr.r '''e "eNi'
ooh, while l think ~ ,+n ,, 90,
vens' face III nm With ir.a 's sue
they wearing those rut1a. - "eie
hips in Paris" ''ie
! sort OF hu.,1. IL g.,
j ment?" sunnIer,ntaa NJ
Not as extreme ,s ,.e,, ~,
the papers " ,auyb.d H.. '''"' III
And oh. did Won s,o a,,. ,.,,-
| front?' asked Mrs st.,o. Jams III
Yes inf IN. Eo,ioa -
the show girls rod >, ohe Oh
"Oh rsre,,nn, a..
Warren "I.oolod tt,," MGR upteu
,iress ~, ,,i,5s,s. Sie hau her
But tbe d,.cuss+or ",
ions was SOON Ie,, 40 - w., ans lash-
Stevens vbpn NJ e. elei' ana MrS'
ron ar,s,,., 'eeVe"S ana war
many ar,,,,,or, anu lam
II wos Co. .,
VEINS radn ,,,,, s 800" oel'fe MIS- Ste
, ..c. ''o move 10 30
Ware. -, u'oh 'hey
,or,, -, -. as "d'c" as theN
lst,s oct e, ha1 wy eIeN".or NOW
d., ~, ~ 'Feo,
Lou sun 10 stralShten up