The Detroit times., 1914-02-18


cess utrv aud ou of Them rontin
aad tu urUNaraf nor Ale man
iiOoAeI Az h-t\fut could s,And 30
nu onscg aUl 30 itAtf n,e ~ a..
'p-fd alr.o- anf us'ta,.or that was
offered hre
@lC TrUr u,Ut- N th fhe girls
ui the rIWau fac different Broad
rdf retto Hrmt Hl,rc. either hy &C.
Dtent pr nit ul- arrangements taey
usually met -ouc m.u VINO Arrived Boa
tne lur "a ar and tu pas the
fhe.k At4r 40, performance Fay
usually -5i OH c0o.cc of half a dozen
supper p.rric,. aul hcr im. was often
ho0hrd. FAR aat.l She never returned
% fho dat now before TWO or three
ociock iu the morning. sometimes
much Jater. b4 as She had become
accustomed 90 sleeping until noon n
made Ntiie difference AS TAR ass her
health WAS concerned
IL Nao after about Two weeks OF this
sort OF hlo when Doris came into FAY
room late one afternoon and asked her
20 go Tor walk in the park Bu, Fay
begged on with thc excuse that she
had 90 30 downtown early 20 dine
with some friends and 90 supper after
the performance with the same crowd
ana that the outlook was Tor "A long.
Lard night Doris pcrchcd herself on
fay's trunk aad for some moments
carefully regarded tie tips co. her
sWiugug shoe.
tren SON Lopg it little strong
she asked az last % know that it's
mono 90 my business, Fay but TO keep
up Nodr" present pace DC seems as u
YOU ought 10 got ont into The air
little more. Wien first knew you
YOU used 20 tahe such iot OF eNer-
else
Fay vent Over 90 the window aud
beat "a SLOW tattoo with her fingers ON
the Niudow-pare
That's right, pors she said but
/ don't seem 40 have the time 90 take
care ol myscit any more So many
parties. day aau night and SO much
sewing and dIruing trying 90 make
my few poor clothes look decent
Doris stopped swinging her feet and
rested her elbows ON her knees and
her chin between her palms.
"TheN tell mc. Fay. YOU re- great
iayoritc i'm the supper game No party
complete without you and that the
men are all crazy 10 meet you But
don't y0u honestly think that YOU re
travelling little fast for "a beginner?
Fay turned suddenly from the win
dow and looked Doris evenly in the
eyes
Just what 90 YOU mean by that?'
She asked
n meau sand Doris that is. II
am 20 believe what bear. and my in
d, a hat 70
not very particular as 70 the men you
20 10 supper With The rah.rah boys
7 run with aren't such a much, but
they're gentlemen Tnis crowd OF
YOURS may be- lich-T guess they re
that. all right out they're cheap. They
like 20 take you 20 the big restaurants
with the big crowds, like Rector s.
and Churchills and the Madrid, be-
cause they want 10 be seen with the
best-lookine shcwgirl In New York
the girl they're ali talking about. 1r
you never want % hit the straw, Fay.
why don't you take up with the real
thing-the marie men and the smart
society crowd that's afraid 70 be seen
with Us theatrical ladies, and who give
their parties in private supper-rooms,
with their own band and coon singers
TO amuse you
Fay nodded I'm going to one OF
those tomorrow night Marie Walters
Is going TO take me"
We'll Marie a nice girl" Doris
! said. that Is, if you say IL quick. You
/ don't want 10 20 20 sleep when Marie's
about You probably know the story
about her and the slippers"
Gloomy depressed aud disinterest-
ed Fay shook her head
at seems" Doris went on. unruffled,
that some girl Maize Allen, It was
had on a new pair OF slippers at a
supper where Marie happened 10 be,
and the slippers were SO tight that
she took them of under the table.
Well, when the 7 arty broke up, Maize
CROPPED about for her slippers. but she
couldn't find them any place. 1t really
looked as IL she'd have 10 20 home in
her silk-stoCkinged feet, till somebody
saw one OF the slippers sticking out
OF Marie Walters pocket Sure. Ma
ries a rice giri, bat she's what my
friend. James alexander Stuart, calls
predatory Now If"
He's going 10 be there tomorrow
night, Fay Interrupted. so Marie
says"
"Is he?' said Doris That sounds
like a good party ia like 20 go II
could get by with Cinderella firstact
makeup. and they wouldn't let the
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