The Washington times., 1915-11-21

summer rssort. The resort 10 all ready,
primped up clear to the last dab Of
rouge. but I want to decorate It. with q
lot SS e classy ao guest. ssaa, and ther n.
ment with tears Of gratitude. Wal.
lingford. Its the heart interest that
gets US When do VA startT'
In the morning. III give you about
three daXs to rel Ishssrss. and then III
"Rehearse1 oh. Of COURSE. .
white nHSa light. H. thing Ss 'ns must s.''s. 5.
properly cast. you know; old Ticker
million million dollars; Old Porsim-
mon Puoker. Of Wall street, worth .
billion billion. then some Just com
mon. everyday rich people. mar
riaSeabie cons. merriageabip dauGh-
he si si,y .i fiiry Sauss.sl.S sS sS'sHas VIE
blind sunts and al The rect Of II"
'Hay no more" said Nj. 0uysr, smjl-
/, ins 3ondly ~ he caught the sp)rit q
e :s:: :ss:.I':: Si's: e: re: Z {: Ss *
When. Nj. waliin9tord sreusht Mr..
caso, two beautiful women boarded
the train at tho oity By the stock
In their seats than wsIiinsford hailed
MY dear Mrs. Torrenoet- he er-
claimed 70 the sliEhtly older 9f tho
early to hope that YOU arc bound for
! Pine Lake. HowdX Miss Torrencs;
mot yet" laughed Misc Torrenes.
Maybe We can still set rid Of her,
nice young men at Pins Lake. You
|. may suppose that we're GoinG to your
delightful place Just for that purpose,
II YOU like" laughed her mother
s,,.,Is stealing i,,n. an instantly suppressed IN.
medistely Waliinsford presented that
flattered young man to the ladies,
Never in all his experience had Mt.
Charles AlCernon met with 30 warm
and cordial a reception from ladies Of
wealth; Az last. through WallinF-
ford. that jovial prince OF good fell
lows. he was coming into his own.
and all tho way to Pine Lake he
and daughter Of a supposititious Rod
ley Torrence. supporititious traction
magnate. Finally they reached Pine
Lake. and the ladies hurried away t.
dress for the next act.
They were scarcely missed. Across
tho lawn. down flower-bordered walks
and benesth bending bouShs. .saun-
tered bright-eyed girls in ravishins
garments, who cast shy but lan9,iish-
Ing Giances at the handsome stranger.
Upon the rails OF the wide porch
hung drsperier OF rich. warm color
ing. and In the hammocks lolIed yet
, other startling beauties. who. though
remarkably careless as to ankles.
made q succession Of living beauty
tableaux which were wonderfully ap-
pealing to Mr.. Swivel
All this was in the very nrst after
noon. In the evening there were ravish-
ing rowns and ivory shoulaers and
AFTER dinner. Charles Aleernon found
himself blissfllly settled down in .
dark corner Of the porch for n tete-a-
tote with a particularly fetching heiress,
a Miss Tottie Van Vorfies. daughter of
President Van Vorhies. Of the Anal
earnated lead Corporation. Another
than Mr. Swivel rnisht have thought
and frm. Shat her chin was ~ sharp,
her cheek bones too prominent, and the
blue Of her eyes too cold. But what
did Mr.. Swivel know or carr OF these
, things when he saw the rounded ankles.
and the tapertns arm; in the display ot
which Miss Tottie Wa. 80 generous'
He liked, too: the decided vry IN
thouxht her bold possession ot him
really rretty; also ne admired very
much the entertaining naivetta with
which she admitted him To Immediate
GOOD fellowship with her. wa1tinrford.
who never allowed himself 20 be ir-
norant for a moment NJ 10 the where
abouts of Charles Agernon. passed that
in keen delight. At some firpant re-
mark which Mn. rorr~nce rnade 70 him
a. thev pa ..ed out of hearing, wallinr-
ford chuckled heartily. ana the chin