The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-06-03

"Ah. Cinderella. you must have save,
dance for the princeT' he said
Ihere are two princes" retortoo
Rose. 'e'or'eu
But only one Prince CHARMING ~
laughed and whirled her awav in on
old fashioned waltz.
How did you guess that | cor,dn,.
dance the modern dancesY" she askad
after awhile. 'Neu
my mother doesn't approve of EN- y
ne said and then FASTENED to cover hi.
oiunder by remarks about their COM
panions. O
Rose was remembering someth,p,
Hazel had told her about Mira Cor+ar
PHILIPS son, who was home on leave
He was a lieutenant In the army. sta.
toned In the southwest
1t must be Lieutenant Philly.~ she
thought with an inexplicable throb of
relief that this was not Hazers Archie
Brooke.
IL was wonderful dance. and when
1t was over he begged for another lat
er on, and Rose was left to dance with
the other men who crowded around.
All at once. in an interval. the other
prince stood bowling before her.
VIII you dance with me, Cinderel-
Lar" he asked. and when they were
gliding around he whispered tensely:
lis 1t you. HazelY' and then Rose
knew that he was Archie Brooke. "You
said you were going as Cinderella" he
added in an unhappy tone.
%Come into the conservatory, Mr..
Brooke" said Rose. and when they
were there she slipped Hazel's note
into his hand
Hazel sent you this; she is sorry"
she said. and he tore open the missive.
Il must go now-before it grows any
later" he exclaimed Twill you ex-
cuse me, Miss CinderellaT' And he
vanished.
Rose stood by the fountain watching
the darting gold6shes in the basin
She was wishing that other Prince
Charming was there-the sound of his
0CcP fOiCe uIlIcu u0T yet
She looked up and he was there, his
dark blue eyes shining through the
eyeholes Of his mask.
"ln another hour. Cinderella, we will
unmask," be said May l have the
supper dance with your
Rose shook her head.
IL am sorry. prince, but must go
before the clock strikes Il"
"But | want to see your face" he
protested.
II am Cinderella. indeed" she said
In sorrowful tone.
"And am not to see you againT' be
questioned
IL am really Cinderella and l must
60 now" she said, leaving him.
II shall know your voice anywhere!"
he called after her. and her heart an
swered:
81 should know yours among all the
men in the world!'
Her lips were mute, and he only saw
the ravlshing smile below the edge Of
her mask.
Philly astonished his mother by de-
handing the invitation cards turned in
at the door
He sorted them over, compared them
with those who he knew were pres
ent and found Hazel Kendars
WAS Hazel Kendall here. motherT"
he asked.
mo, dear; Eazel Is laid up with a
sprained ankle. Do put away these
cards and go to bed!'
But Tom Philly put Hazel's card in
his pocket and the next day went to
call upon her.
Hazel had been carried down to the
library, so that it was into the mellowed
light of the beautiful room that he was
ashered by the butler.
Lieutenant Philly." announced Mar
tin. and Hazel. who held his card In
her fingers, flashed look at Rose.
Don't go, DEAR" she said IL want
you to meet Lieutenant Philly. Arches
friend and mine"
At the very first sound OF Roses
voice Philly went red. :.
perhaps you have met before saio
Hazel mischievously. Miss Latnrop
was at your mothers ball"
Eyes. we met there" said Pnhly
eagerly, and Rose murmured some
thing unintelligible.
Then Hazel, to cover their CONFUSION
explained to this friend OF Archie's
how she had sent Rose In the guise OF
Cinderella. to seek Archie
I'VE are to be married when Archie
comes back" she concluded Rose
has promised to be one of my orfoes-
maids"
II have promised Archie that
would be his best man." he SAID quieuy.
Martin brought the tea things In anu
the three over a quiet cup cementeo =
triple friendship that was uncnanseo
until Arches return made them d
quartet
II was after Hazel's wedding and
o,,ov counlo were leaving FOR tnelT