The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19

n series IL q continuation of Their
Married Life" produced by Mabel Her
ried Life of Helen and warren" appear
ing exclusively In this paper, 10 the only
seris. now being written BY Mabel Her
shes such a blower Warren swish
ed his cane. Now that they've got that
apartment. she'll put ON more side than
ever"
II know. dear. but that's Just her
way. shes. really very nice"
Huh, talks a perfect stream-never
stops. And that voice OF hers, love.
l don't sec how Lawson stands her"
why 1 think he's very fond of her.
demurred Helen. II always seems
oh. Lawson's such a decent chap
he'd never let on. And he's the most
crawling into a hole when she begins to.
Dear. that must be it, noddlng to
next Corners yer" When nouss on tns
nearer. that's the Rhinecourt."
IL had been difficult To Persuade War
rem to this Sunday afternoon call. and
now as they went up under the awning
covered entrance Helen was vaguely un-
detested his wife. and n she were too
assertiNe he was qurte capable OF some
caustic
The bronze elevator swung them UP
70 the tenth floor. where n smart-iook-
ing maid answered their ring and ush-
cred them in.
Mrs. Lawson. In an expensive gown
OF corded %taffeta. greeted them gushing
~. Mr.. Iawson's c%ordiality was hearty
Why. It's the FIRST time you've seen
cur new apartment enthused Mrs
ss~ s6a No SIT oyer here. You can
For perhaps five minutes she Al
lowed the conversation 20 be general
men she brought IL back to the apart,
oh. we like Il here 30 much. The
non.e ~ SO exceptional. The Van In
Just over rs. and me Berklsys are on
Heller tried 10 look impressed. though
inEens or the Berkleys. AN
We looked everywhere We came
40 glad We didn't. It's reaiiv ny, ~
the same class with this. NV d"
These rooms are lovely" murr,ur.a
itelen, and they're so large"
Twelve rooms and four baths, tho
bnrase fairly rolled or in her eagerness
much just US two. but You ca, sgu =
paths IN the smaller apartments or
tourse. James and I each want our own
nath. ana you must have one with the
guest room-and one for the made II
You're rested III show you through.
on. 10 love it,
Mrs. lawson rose with aiacri,v
Jsmss we'd better take them thro5gb
now before we have tea"
are pref riSh toS y1g r. o.. Curtis and I
No@no. I'm sure Mr.. Curtis wants 70
~ t5e "rrangemen o. the rooms"
place here" " H"'' a
Yes. twelve rooms and four baths.
but 10 ana they're All outside rooms
Lena we really shouldn't call 4,
rWs W. lawson was plainly embar-
balls scarcely q room
.rst course as 3 room sharply
room. Now this o. the library. we rar
three this. tho drawing roof, ord ~
ginihF room all together. You Won,
ing hu.n sweep In many apartments %
10 that's very wonderful" oxciaim-
oh. want you to see this table
tyg ~ interested in antiques. Chinese
this carving" running nor hand along
" carved edge bed 20 pay a scan
have " Tor this corner"
Even had the table been genuine which
liel.n dgubted % would not have been
sSger.ttas wa she deliberately ex-
dealer induced her % pav that much
Vow this a. James bedroom ieadtug
wy INTO a large bay Widowed
81 drawers. We think that's o. very In.
usual piece Those are the original han
aaSS, ~ That wonderful Old
ysmes - 20 fussy. he wouldn't have the
laughed NJ. lawson Lena can srseo
everything IN the place except my bod"
lgnoring her husbands remark. Mra
Iawson nov opened the door into her
furnished she showed them evervfhfne
sasuAlly msnuoning the price Of The
7 The dining-room the sxpstistsd on
the 1900 sidebo-rd and ths shsrston cor