Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-23

T hope it's the latter, smiled Gun ninshaln. T recall ncw gallery il which there is a very good copy of the Charmeaux canvas. and I'd be delight ed to take you"
 I'll go with pleasure" promised Gail, and Cunningham turned to her with grateful smile.
 T would prefer to show you tn, original" he ventured.
 "Oh, look at them tuning theil drums" cried Gail. and he thought that she had entirely missed his hint that the keenest delight in his life would be to lead her through the Louvre, and from thence to perspec- tive of picture galleries, dazzling with all the hues of the spectrum, and as long as life!
 He had other things which he want ed to say, but he calculatingly re served them for the day of the picture viewing, when he would have her ex- elusive attention; so, through the dance, he talked of trifies far from his heart. He was a nice chap, too.
 Dick Rodley was on hand with the last stroke of the music. to claim her for his dance. By one of those waves of unspoken agreement. Gail was be- ing rushed" It was her night, and she enjoyed it to the full.
 Van Ploon danced with her. danced conscientiously. keeping perfect time to the music, avoiding. with practiced adroitness, every possible pocketing. or even hem contacts with surround ing couples, and acquitting himself ci lightly turned observations at the ex- piration of ahouS every seventy sec onds. He quite approved of her; ex- traordinarily so. He had never met q girl who approached so near the thou sand per cent grade of perfection by all the blue ribbon points.
 It was while she was enjoying her second restfuI dance with Van Plocn that Gail, swinging with him near the south windows. heard the honk of ar auto horn, and near the conclusion oi the dance, saw Allison standing in tho doorway of the ballroom, with his hands in his pockets. watching her with a smile. Her eyes lighted witt pleasure. and she nodded gayly to hira over Van Plooa's tall shoulder. When the dance stopped she was on the far side of the room. and was instantly the center of buzzing little knot of dancers, from out of which carefree laughter radiated like visible flashes of musical sound She emerged from the group with the arms of two bright eyed girls around her waist, and met Allison sturdily breasting the currents which had set towards the conserva' tory, the drawing rooms, or the buffet.
 Nobody has saved me dance," he complained.
 q Nobody expected you until tomor- cow." Gail smilingly returned, intro jucing him to the girls "rll beg you. one of my dances from Ted or some body"
 One will be enough for me, unless gOQ Noli olCd' oNA4lC OA yO0A own" he told her, glancing down at her, from coiffure to blue pointed slip pers, with calm appreciation. You are looking great tonight" and his gaze came back to rest in her glowing eyes. Her fresh color had been height ened by the excitement of the evening, but now an added flush swept lightly over her cheeks, and passed.
 'I'll see what I can do," she specu- lated. looking at her dance card. 'I think one is all you get"
 ''I'm lucky even to have that" de clared Allison in content. "The fourth dance down. That will just give me time to punish the buffet I'm hungry as a bear. I started out here without my dinner"
 Her next partner came in search of her presently, and the music struck up. and Allison, nodding to his many acquaintances jovially, for he was fin