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

Why. Gear. We stayed untn after 2
and II couldn't have oeen much Iivelier.
"Oh. DO ten u about It! Was II on,
OF those resll. wicked places" asked
MRS Stevenr. eagerly.
We'll, you wouldn't call it a SUNDAY
school entertainment" grinned Warren
They certainly whooped IT 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
Ills has put me on lot of places. But
wen go slow y these restaurants
where they've no price on the menu. >
We'll, l don't know" unused Warren
We didn't find them so high. Prices
were pretty stiff-but no worse than
they soak you here"
| "Oh. l thought some OF the prices
were awful" demurred Helen. "And
you never did tell me what that din
ner In the Bots cost Tell me now?''
TOT the expense of that evening still
ranked In her mind.
I've forgotten" shrugged Warren,
| but II wasn't so bad About the only
place where they really tried to soak IA
was the millinery shop, where that
woman wanted to bluff you into paying
$50 for that hat"
| u din't give her much encoura no
ment,' laughed Helen 'T'd never hsve
gone back there If II hadn't been for
you"
! why, did he want to pay $50 for a
nat demanded Mrs Stevens
NOT much, emphatlcally, But told
Helen II she wanted the hat I'd call
mat woman's bluff and get it for s25.
And did your" breathlesly. "Do FOL,
US ABOUT II.
| warren never hesitated to tell sto-
RES winch attested to his shrewdness.
ana now he told how he had taken Hell
en- BACK to the millinery shop, gave the
"','ian ms caro- ana said II she wanted
~ nave the nat at the hotel by s o'clock
VIZ" - - ~ Dill for $25-that she ID
ee' me money. And how they walked
ou. 'ea'ihs her spluttering with indig-
nation.
| She uiuh send the hat" in
" ..,,,
me hat was there at O'Clock all
iish'' nat old lady was too shrewd not
!
u nan the twenty-five"
-, oh' 40 let's see it," pleaded Mrs.
stevens.
fot IT OUT. Helen. Let's see
ma she asked $50 forF'
oniy simple street hat" apollo
s'Heu Helen but l wanted 1t because
matched my blue suit"
Wen she DID have nerve to ask
Sso Tor that" exclaimed Mr. Stevens
"hen Helen returned with the hat
why DEAR expostulated Mrs.
stevens.
Oh, Mrs Curtis knows what moan -
apoiogetically. IF man DAVIS $50 sor
nat he expects something that will
make big noise-lots of droopy nlnmes
ana things-that looks like money -
That shows how Il,tie mo-, -.
about it, said Mrs. Stevens derisivelv
'Nobody's wearing willow nI,,r,o, 49,,
more. It's the little. smart aIr,os, 10y
trimmed hats that Won nav fo. t'i.
year" '''s
And they wear than, ,-,.-,
over one eve and loop M a., oowi
commented Warrap "eFi'
"Oh. while | think y, IL Il. A.. 90.
vens face 1T nm with ,,,,.t
they wearing those r,fr,as -. "ele
hips in Paris?" 'He
sort of bustIa.ir-,ro,,.
ment?' sunnlenanta, A.,
mot as extreme ss yn,, ,os IS,
the papers" Iaugbea H., ''i' :"
And OH. ala Won saa ,-
'front.'" asked Mrs eta,,or' '''''' III
Yes. at the Fn,,or ,,ana-
the show girls had =, ''0 Vi
"Oh. | remenber th,." ,..-.
Warren. '1.ookod itra i"'eli up.eo
dress on hirasia, -. ''' ""u hef
But the diacus.io,, - a.
| ions was coon Ief, - ai'S lash-
Stevens while NJ, $50, anu Mrs
1 rem dr,sto,t anu war
many ar,,,,r,o,. anu ram
II was af,er o,o,.o.
VEINS made ,no - ','o'e "rs' STE
/ .,e,.,, ''''' W 20
! Warren eIa,c.,, ~ u"eE
| came hgrl. go. ""'u" as tney
LET'S pet =, no, ~, NOW
/ But Hole, hs., .,u,
har r,o,, - ~ srSiShteh up
~, '''''' "iien was strewn with the
Paris purchases she had taksp ont "a
show Ars S,o,, Nu' :"