The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-07

a this time | hao keDt up ny
- 10 a certain extent aitho NJ
- n wondered why. But ] had
NV loved 10 play and my prao-
Il, wbized away many hours Now
- dad that bad not allowed
Lii 10 get rusty. Harper Carrie
"a hts wife were both musical,
- tkrv them had met others o
- set who seemed TO think me-
- my music-quite an scouisi
~ commenced this way On
uul,~ when Robert was out NJ
- Mrs.. Carleton called bring'nA
\ fvSeud with them--a singer OF
~ncu had heard but never met
\ - ssns . cycle OF songs for us
- then insisted that I play. l
- %. and she asked me II ! aid
~ sing.
"A little" I replied
~oh. do sing for me-" she begged
- her pretty impetuous way U
~ ret 80 tired OF hearing my own
vo6ce II Is great treat TO be
l1r1Sner once In 4 while"
~Yss do sing. Mrs. Draytou," Har.
~ Carleton urged You have kept
ycur talents under a bushel long
eaouxh. Just think. Denore, MIS-.
YJrsyton has lived here nearly three
vars and we have only just found
ca what an exquisite musician she
~ The singers name was Lsnore
Borian-
me vas charming woman.
mere was something almost hyp-
rS&ic about her. Yet she was In
tcnsely feminine ana appealing. She
- married woman with two chill
drsn. but she had some other In
terest in life besides her husband
sed home. This problem had Of
lnAs appealed TO me- had begun
a feel the influence OF the FEM
tnIst movement TO 4 certain degree.
i Know that had Robert been with
- more I should never have
tkought OF anything outside OF my
home. But was alone 10 much
tkat had begun 70 have an tn
tense longing for somsthfnG TO al
th< gap In my life.
\ sat down and tn hsdc my EN-
bevrnssment sang q simple cradle
800. The words were very simple,
buf I.spore Dorian wiped her eyes
several times before finished
Then 7 sang something more aru-
bttfDns. yet well within o. EAnss
% my voice.
"a had no idea yvu sang % WI
NM. Carleton said when ] had An
iShed. Your husband must Dc az
nrliy proud Of you"
ne thinks n helps mo pess the
Tn when he is away" answered.
hen was sorry had spoken 20 I'm
DuzNlvely when I saw the look Har-
~ Carieton flashed At me.
You sing charmtngiy. Mrs Dray-
- Ignore Dorian exclaimed. Tho
Da6He Iosf a great dsal Of pleasure
49, ycu elected to remain In Jour
n4ks. And you play divineiy2bes-
- than many public pfsnista~
t'nushed with pleasure.
~ N nice 90 have people 90 sp-
DGoeiativs.- / replied.
Ne played q game u bridge after
~. and just a. they we're leaving
1GAert came In. He met them cor
lially, and they fingered a few mo-
nsnts longer At his request.
You should be very proud OF
vour wife. Mr.. DrHyton," the singer
old him. She Ii very talented
'sYes: she always had good IN
4: motors I believe Robert replied
q rather a pedantio way. al which
IRA Dorian burst inio a peal OF
aughter
"Oh, you mem shs exclaimed.
'yon are 80 wrapped around In
BUSINESS Affairs that you haven't
ime TO appreciate the lovely things
u life. Why. my dear man. no In
'frnctor in the world could give
'om wifss voice that wonderful
Iuaiity Technique. yes. but that
,ther, that which appeals. never
set her 20 sing for you often. II
VII do you both good" And she
rpulsively drew me to her and
Kissed me FIRST on one cheek. then
Dr. the other. in her pretty foreign
ashton.
Aren't you glad you got home in
Iime TO meet herr Don't you think
she N charming" | asked Robert