Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-06

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Woman and Home
The Morning Story
iFATE AND PETER I.AIDI.Aw.
70 Ivy juno Gnlcau.

!$fll Iio worked his way through col
4 N 70, dad"
lIrmph! spcn, all the Everett
: n Dad, you arc unfair 10 Paul Ev-
,JHI cit; You never saw him In youi
N se and Yet YOU Judge him by the
andard OF your antipathy toward his
llclc. As 'nattcr or fact. Paul
I E'anicd TO 20 to Mansfield and special
u ESc IN architccture--iiis uncle wante ed
? I'M to 20 to that old fory college
Bthere he graduated back in eighteen
Il RiXty-somcthiuE, ana Paul simply
Souldn't go there. Ills uncle has con-
frol over Pauls money until Paul Is
i twenty eirht--so Paul worked his way
through Mansfield and has opened an
tiiloo in town, and"
And wants 10 marry my daughter"
finished MIR Bsscl nrouchily. why
Is it, Marjorie. that every time run
across 20 Europe for n little vacation
YOU manage to get Into mischief OF
some sort? Once you came down with
measlcs-anothcr time YOU entered
training for :, hospital nurse, and ia
hardly gotten that idea out OF your
hea" and went ON a hunting trip TO
rctucn ana nnd you militant suirra-
EoIte. This time return and :ud YOU
arc engaged TO marry man I've never
sen or head Of, ] forbid YOU 10 see
;. II again until l have had time to
liuesi the m2,tcr over"
Rus.ut, dad he is coming this even
4, to see You" protested poor Mar
When he can 20 home without see
any Of us. I'll instruct Dolson to
him we are not ct home
ithout Il word Marjorie lief; tho
N and sought tho telephone. But
could not reach her lover. for he
already left his office. and tho
k who answered her call said that
Everett had not mentioned where
was going or when he would re-
iartoric found her mother sewing
idly in her own sitting room and
ID the case before her.
MY dear child" soothcd Mrs Bis
4 at is ono OF ,hos. things YOU mus,
We 10 fate. Your father IS very
'tinate man. II he dislkcs the
erctts, why hc won't consider That
}rhaps Paul IL different from, his
bectional relatives. somehow some
ky, Jacob Will change his mind, but
cannot force him. learned that
enty years ago"
MIL is SO ridiculous for father to
,vject," complained Marjorie. for Paul
! ,s--is-weil, YOU know that no sane
person could object to Paul as SON
n-law!''
Mrs. Blsscl pulled the flushed face
town on her shoulder ana kissed the
ulvcring lips.
nj rake ny aGEice, money. She muir
iiured Leave the matter TO fate
INA Paul Everett !Ic's 20, grit
hiouEh To win YOU in spite OF Jacob
'sscl, and that IS q compliment Mar
iric."
Paul Everett; received his dismissal
Vat the Bissel front door and went back
10 his apartment and tcIcphoned to
Marjorie.
= III iinA n way out. sweetheart"
l. Inc promised "licIl beg me To come
[garound and soc him-bclievc me-
Marjorie believed ana waited
Il TWO days later Jacob Bisscl loungcd
4 In tho rctiring-room OF his favorite
Club and talked to his old crony, Peter
Laidlaw.
Peter was talking about tho splcn.
did country mansion he was building
down on Long Island, and he invited
Jacob Bissel to drive down there In
his car and see IL.
Not another one jus, like :; in the
world" boascod I.1;dlaw as they
motoTeG down 20 BluNton the u.Nt
day. MY architect t. e corkcr-won't
touch job that doesn't appeal 10 him
20 regular genius. why, I had to 20
dp"n on ny linees TO get THIS Job
out Of min. You know old Mason
Smith
-Blszel nodded
."!ie wanred E,rere.t % rebuild his
housc-it burned, you remember
,Everett wpuldn., touch i,-didn't like
Smith. auy'way. and said he wouldn't
>Suild the lsind IL .A,i ar, r.i,ac,ural hor-
rcr Smith wauteu, .!.:rway"
'Evcfett ala YOU say demanded
Bisscl sharply.
Yes OLD Tad Evcre,is boy-srnnr,
little rascal. TOO. Wanted 10 pick MS
own College ana worked his way
through. hy jov"' Born .,rcMtcc; and
has made such q success II Il tina, he
nick 'ifs