The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23

IWuylltrrS If the KcNo"',.,. ''ce'pIesident OF pnc
S'D,,n,nl Dunes. officer ~ the Society Of Cincin.
nn,ws X. q. H., q. A. H.. II. u. g.. y. u. =.
and 4. u. u"
'Tiu, win ,o far u start" said Aunt Jane.
.<,,y bcsi,lcs the mxicTb men We must spe the
florist. the folding chair man. the caterers and
ever, bod, else. and engngc them all for the
twenty seventh"
"Tn, there's w.,h'ng else ! can do-are you
Nothing" replied Aunt June firmly. You're
only IN the wa, mere.
Harold wen, up to Myrtle and folded her in his
n ,l%nrlins.' he snid. with tears in his voice.
remember TINT ] have always loved you"
Myrtle. murl, nhrctcd Ivy this Outburst. cspe.
riali, rs W. hnl n'rusrd her. even though un-
Justly. If hirtiNg with another man. was abou,
to rrs,snnd when Aunt Jane interrupted.
Come Come she snid. This Is no time for
silly love"
Aun, lame had the New England moyin fever
an her. The light NJ hustlcss furnIiur md boiled
dinners nnd apple pies and ,~,slti>l, balls wns in
hrr eyes. Harold. waving his hand sadly. with n
fond gesture that Myrtle had cause to remember
later IN. Disappeared down the village street.
en- hs way to the train he left the paragraph AT
III" Office "f the local paper. The editor greeted
the paragraph, with tears ~ Joy.
Just wlmt We needed this week." he sud.
car society column needs strengthening"
My Aunt Jane would strengthen anything"
said Harold.
"y"m haven't got the ln,iy'> photograph. have
yOu = Sni,l the editor.
" EiU " ful {" pt>lUuTtk. SVlV fNTVVu
and m,sHiy viii sislec, the difference"
Then he passed. out into the unknown. Blight
VIE knew MIN u" more. NJ lrust not that evening.
The unknown was. i"wever. In reality the
>,"iely ~ our 'l friend Tom Pin. Aud yet. to he
perfectly truthful. it must ,W confessed tha, Tom
PIT. Will" ~ considerable imls'rtnncp, was only
II fraction "f the unhi,own. There were Others.
among them II mysterious Individual who united
with Tom Pitt formed what may h. termed u
'lunllt! If tho l~wers "f darkness. Int" this
duality Hnr"li l'ea>eiy nov ma,lr his flight.
Tom Pitt IN Il fast runal"u' met him two hours
later az the ,Or,,rr of n certain street.
II got your message" said Hn,Ul'. 'uIn, h.! nm
act NJ Providence ! am here. What il the pro-
grammc:'
Tom i'itt smiled that cosmopolitan smile for
''rh" program me," u" said. "i~-everything
Where IL yOur wife,"
safe In Wightyiiir. in the arms ~ Aunt Jane.
She and dear Aunt Jane are all wrapped NJ in
the details ~ II reception In which they hope 10
vu' one over on Mrs. rpl,rr. Amt Jane is posing
Il. The "nl. AMI "rizinnl Colonial Dame now in
captivity, and she expects ihn, til" natives will
iiock around her. When she finishes her present
plans nll the highhir,ws nml bridge players In the
vicinity will he eating "Mt ~ her hand. IN you
seq these ladies' win he :" pre"ccupie'i that they
will have M time I" waste IN poor little ME-"
But Your wife Is still Jealous Of you - asked
Tom Pitt. who had not forgotten tn" interesting
.,.cn>i"n when Myrtle cnme near s~talbing him T."
the heart.
Yes" snid Harold. but ! think TIM, life in
the suburbs has made her II trihe more phii"sA'rl'.
icul. They say that II u woman Gun only live IN
The suburbs long en"u2l, she gets =" thnI >hT
actually re>ents her husbands coming home
nights. Hui let us talk No more "f m%ntrim"ny.
I'm with tho dance. lei Joy rides he unc"nnned. n
oliver Hcrfor,l might have said II he had thought
IF it first"
\ few moments later they were Joined by The
party "f the third part. who proved {" he no other
than our old frirml lelter. The three of them
then began their journey
I@, MS thank Providence tina, i, is Away, the