The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-31

wen have luncheon served up here.
It's much cozier and We can talk.
As Louise trailsd TO the phone In her
cLoenlke chiffon n~eEigec. Helen watch
Cd her every movement II seemed 80
wonderful 70 have her back again.
Hello. send up a luncheon card. right
Wy Ihen a. she sank into the deep
cushioned chair beside Helen. Vow say
mat you haven't anything 10 do-that
You can stay All afternoon
s,.,W hatsyeT had 70 do. you know IA
be furious that you didn't wire"
bob wanted 20. Dus our ,ra:n got in
90 meet rs. We drove to the Riltmor-
hrst, but they were crowded. couldn-t
give Us three rooms together-so we
A front thres-room suite al the Astor-
hitz. Helen could not help wondering
what u must cost.
With surprising promptness a walker
brought the luncheon card. Deferentlally
he stood with pad and pencil. while Lou
Its so warm, Wen want something
old Let's see. some sliced breast OF
chicken ASPARAGUS vinniErette. How are
whole with French dressing. And some
raspberry ice" Then. turning 10 Helen.
Can you think or anything else:
for she had caught a glimpse OF the card
and was appalled, az the prices.
very we'll bring Il right up. And.
on, yes. we'll want iced tea.
Louise. you're wonderful" as the
door closed Il never could order from
a menu. You're always 50 capable"
"Too capable. perhaps. At least that's
what hob seems TO think.
Helen looked uNquickly at the slight
Yes. he always resents my ordering.
] Travelled 80 long With father. and had
everything 70 look after that %r.suppose
It's made me aggressively capable"
why. ia think Bob would love IL,
Marren's always scoffing at me because
I'm 50 overawed by walters"
Next NNUHA WIHH 30 nHHN 70 AHnWman Ant
start TO give your own Order-youu see
how he'll resent "a. a man always wants
Election on his ability when a woman in
terferes."
But you ARE more familiar with res
taurants and notsls than Q knowing
Perhaps that's why he's 20 sensitive.
But It's such a trivial hing shouldn't
mention a. In the big things Bob's al
Then everything right" Helen had
been longing 20 ask this. You're just a.
= think we're more in love. But Bob's
80 quick tempered, and we're both proud
and strong wiiled-we DO quarrel 50
dreadfuilyt'
yet Il DOESN'T hurt as It did,"
I'm afraid Il does Louise flushed
p you used to say u you auarreIsd
after you were married hat you'd be to-
gether-yOu could always make u w.
rink Of the long weeks when you we're
both TOO proud even 70 write or tele-
Il know. vet In one way being togeth-
er doesn't help. We only keep ON savlng
things 10 hurt each other more. Jur-
yesterday on the train We had such a
What about with eager interest.
"No-No. ! shouldn't have asked that.
as Lcuise's flush ~deepened.
~Oh." embarrasscdly. 1t was just n
little thng. but we both took 81 80 seri-
ously. We always do Every quarrel
seems 50 nnal-so desperate. We've
learned the things that hurt most-and
we Away say them"
But you're sorry afterward' Isn't
the m~akiuE-up wonderful
II doesn't always take away the hurt.
on. you don't know what cruel things
We can say Tits my money that
makes Bob 80 bitter. Hes always chat
with a nlsnct about the luxurious hotel
rom ne vents Co keep our expenses
Yes. Z can understand now bob
would want that" unused Helen. ~ was
difficult"
"fut it'H 80 foolish holly. what
difference whose money ~ isf why
should % make bis 90 Wild every time
IN i@ntsrrupung knock and tho waiter
entered with uhe tray ucftly De- spread
the cloth and set out the luncheon.
NO, you. needn't wait ll serve g.
- " "- I'D ..|"" ID.
Every appointment Of the service. The
linen. the crested silver and china. was
in FecpiuU with one Of New Works new
est and hiEheat-priccd hotels a. any
other time Helen would have noted every
detail. but nov she almost resented fhc
Interruption ~ the luncheon.
shs was thinking Of Bob. re had all
Of Warren's fiery pride Tho thought
De was living or his wife's money
must b. intoieratis
ne says . care more FOR luxury than
for him.. unused Louise. atirriuE The
Ice lu her tea. could give 90 uu. OF
Course-if our happiness really depends
o. Hut AZ Uoh cares as much f0r
me as Tor hlH foolish pride. he wouldn't
want me o. Do without the thinE9 I've
always had
"Uut Q cen aso T,b'q side too. per-
alefed Helen. "ffa because be- cares 90
much that be can't bear o. feel hc'e not
you anything
-ian't that selfish
would you rath. have him thr other
Think ~ afl rhe men who wanted
90 marry you Tor your money. And YOU
married Rob huraurc-
because he didn't want 90 marry me
on Account % my money. ~iaurhfnrfr.
on D know Z ouEht 60 love BIN f5r
it-end 10 ana set be can BE- a1
DO you realize you've kerf him away
from ~ woFk Tor almost ten months
ventured Helen "He must have chafed
Yes. mats made him bitter too. But