El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-17

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tainment in town" volunteered
Il Carrie as she came down stairs
and found Helen embroicering in the
living room. Suppose We all 70 up
the children viii enjoy IL and II won't
hurt them 70 be out late for this once
Helen looked Up from her work
But Carrie. Wlnifred Is too young 10
20 10 an evening entertainment OF any
kind She hAH never been anyWh here,
and besides abe isn't 50 strong a. yet
Her operation was only performed
about three weeks ago
Nonsense, Helen with the brisk
essertiveness that always character
ized Warreua sister. the child would
have q good time You cant expect
10 keep her wrapped up in cotton wool
all her life. Just look at my children
I don't worry about them and they
are a credit 10 ms. jane to one Of ths
servants who was passing, dld Arthur
put his coat on when he went out TO
Yes. ma'am. I put it on him my
self" said the maid. pauslng as she
passed through the room
Children are care said Carrie
signing as she turned back 10 Helen.
but 10 return 10 the subject you'll
let Winifred 80 tonight won't you?
I agree with you that il would be bad
as a general diet but jus- this once;
the boys enjoy having her with them
I've often wished they had a sister"
Helen hated 10 be firm on matter
that she thought only right for the
reason that Warren had always wanted
her 70 be friendly with Carrie and II
she did anything nov, Just as things
were apparently running very smooth
". Warren would be sure TO blame it
entirely on her
7 wish you wouldn't ask me to de
it. Carrie 1 know Il would be bad
for Wlnifred- The night air Is so cool
now. I would so much rather not"
Helen was clinging 70 the bare chance
that Carrie would not insist upon her
doing what she vas sure was wrong
thing for Winifred. but Carrie had no
idea Of giving in 70 Helen
If Warren were here I'm sure he
y, Helen. However. Winifred Is your
child and you have q right 10 DO as
you see fit regarding her welfare. As
long a. you think il would be wrong
at home. told the children that there
was to be an entertainment. No doubt
they will be disappointed. but then
that isn't Of any consequence
But Carrie. that Isn't necessary. You
so and take the children and let me
stay al home with Winifred or per
maps Jane would stay with her until
we return and then I could 90. too.
! promised Jane that she could so
with her cousin and I wouldn't hear
Of your staying home al ne Wei
all stay home and the children csn so
TO bed a. usual"
Very well. Winifred may 70 = her
staying hsme Il going % inter err with
your plans, Carrie. bUt I hope that in
tne future yoI won't Dll1 anything
tnat may include Winifred al night. CT
I shall have 20 refuse 20 s-Il7w her 10
60 at all" Helen could not refrain
from adding this. and Carrie flushsi 1.
That she could never be verv friend
L with Warren's sis-e- impressed IT.
self on Helen with renewed on .1tasis-
4 suppose YOU and Louise see a
great deal OF each other" Carrie said
finally, changing the 3ect now that
she had won Helen's consent to her
plenS 7 haven't seen her since she
and Bob were married. hut Tn pretty
sure could never care for here HsF
actions at the hospital at the time that
Bob was sick were absolutely unwO-
manly"