Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25

,llclcnJ,Nccts Mrs. Collins Again.
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We had deughtfui dinner to-
Eethcr. George and /. Then he pro-
posed we go to a play. I was charm
ed. and said SO. being careful. how
ever not 10 "guHh" over H. George
hated too much fusSnade over any
thing. That was another thing In
which I should not again offend.
The play was most Interesting, a
musical comedy II took my
thunEhts from tho contretemps OF
tho noon hour. aud L thuroughy en-
lgyed myself | knew / was looking
well. and That always gave mo "A
scnso of ss-sr.'y when with George,
After tH4 play he proposed that
We go ta me hotel and have a bite OF
supper Ono IHr Erll.
arnIg.s t.u would prefer 10 go
/ ofeayurr.. He said with as much
ro.It,rf.s la he would have shown
-trlnr.r These little polite at
.an.u.. ~ mI husbands always had
. r.ith,r .r.....4 me Now ! waS glad
ns y,.t..t H.. n.d-school to- his man
.n,.. D. would help me carry out
So .,nk YOU should prefer
.H. ..." 40 tho hotel
.. uurr scarcely seated In tho
... f"rr tnr same party George
. .0H been with the night before camo
m. Julia collins with them. George
immediately get up. and with
hgH.y.
Excuse me. Helen" Joined them.
d could NOT hear what was said, but
almost immediately George returned
and told me.
.Nt viii have supper with them.
Come. Helen. As We walked across
the room 90 large table where they
were being seated, he said, very low.
, Mr. NahUugk ls business man
whom 1 am very anxious to interest
BOO some Business OF mine. BE es-
psnllly nice 10 him.
Helen Is I1attercd.
I nodded. 10 let George know !
understood felt Immensely fiat
tered that he had spoken so 10 me
chat he even deemed me capabl" OF
doing anything TO help him in a
business way. 10 raised my spirits
ln a way that made me feel that !
hould uc 0hlivious Of anything that
might happen. I don't think there
Is ANYTHING makes woman, cspec-
tally young woman, prouder than to
feel Mu h"r husband consults her
upon h.s business affairs
Mrs Hlhcock. my wife, and Mr
/ Hubcock. George said. and then pre-
-ou.ci au uniuterestlng loCkins
YOUNG woman, and "a fluffy rutflei
sort VI g.rl--A u,cuar OF Mrs, Bah
cock Mrs Collins you and Mrs
. Howard are too well acquainted "a
stand on iormauty." he added. then
/ to iHc ttsI II was disappointed
I,hat Mrs Howard was not wei
enough 10 ioln us. last night. after
/ he. long Journey Had / known shs
wns reading. I should have insisted
ma, she come In and have supper
with ug
/ I ,remhled. for moment. for feai
uulia Collins might say something
about my being down stairs aud ina
/ She had seen me. But although sn.
looked volumes. she said nothing
.she ie probably afraid OF otenaih
. George" 7 thought 49,,
NJr and Mrs Bnbcock were eng ~
Inc peoplc She was real moVnss :, :,
sort ana he a plain business ln"n
.rb,, we're middle aged, almosl .
IA "a father and mother. 81 ] aluu
sosi thpy Wouid tritioise me, 'ah
"a freely with Mr. hapScuh, er
George deyotcd himself. almos, ~
Gvely 10 his wife although ocess AZ
lioreIv Julia Collins would draw a., ~,
attrntlou to herself and also Una
of Mr. Bnbcock.
urs collins % Brilliant Converse
honalisL
T., vRv no one could han
-, Mrs Collins fairly shene 2
n ,i,, when she chose 20 exc
d. sa-sstt- "A brilliant conversauona
J, Nv, sbe rAlry outdid herself ~
q tcssed her sclnullaung remarks he'
u "a sorth. as easily as most wom'
ltaBked OF the common aiIa'Is