Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-15
The Woman Who Changed
By lane PhelDS
By Jane Phelps

understand him better. TO see the
strength Of his passions. the quality
OF his moods. the weaknesses OF his
nature | was /begipning 10 realize
that he had been two men To me;
the man | loved and married and
understood: and the man loved and
did not understand, save family II
was the sort OF feeling one has when
they haven't seen "A person Tor a long
time and I'm the interim they have
developed unknown qualities quail.
ties which puzzles and which seem
10 hold you away from them.
Occasionally I would feel that he
was like the man ] married Then
! would be very happy would
seat myself on the arm of his chalr
and murmur gay little iests close 10
his face; quaint little cndearmenp
while / patted his coat and some
times kissed him lightly while W
talked.
But such times we're now growing
to be almost things or the past
Sometimes he would push me away
gently with remark that DE was
In no mood for nonsense or hs
MNhlh lphh Nv fFNNAf g iff w. N'''.f 49,
distant that | had not the heart 10
try To show my love for him ee
was afraid to. Then he would stay
out 80 many evenings He helongsl
10 several clubs, and whenever We
were not engaged Tor dinner or me
theatre he would go 10 some cluo
and remain until after ! haI gone
TO bed.
| used sometimes 10 get terribly
lonely. That is one reason ] vas 80
glad to know Evelyn Reeve lhN
was her name she told me. and Hlen
We decided that henceforth We Wou'a
be Evelyn and Uclen 10 each n,hef
A HALF LOVE kOT ENOUGH
often wondered II ] possrssed
even the half ~ what gave l1 loIs'
to George. knew that hllt Wolll
not satisfy me. get was not sure lhhI
even so much was mine Ever s.0g:
the day that Madge LoflnE nv
drawn the curtain of Georf. paw
life just bit aside ma p''n 4.
n sort 0f doubling state tN'H
me most uncomfortable a..
Then too when We went oNl l. wv. '..'
evening, or had anyone at me .u.s'
they talked about operas, tHr ''
society sensation. some new u'u'
or singer. Talked iO sugh way
TO shut me out u DHArr rlu''. .,
frightened me lou. ed ln"h' IVY
quickly the things that George 'r
ed 50 10 admire in o'ht N' ..r,
ing TO learn anything Z .N.f l ,,,1
help me. teach me how .' h.'' '''
husband, .....
Usually too. George 0'..i p ' ..
these older women. Praise '.'.
stintedly But scarcely '.'. a.'
praise me. and when hp tIi l.''.- .'..
ed so much importance 'H Fl. .".t
stead OF comforting m" i' .,,
unhappy, while | waited i'. .. bg,
time when he should Doe la..
which was so long In r'w'H- ...
felt that I wasn't suite. ". w.,
people. to his World l'd1 h..
derstand them And saW..'
thought never would. D'.".
worried a good deal NoN.I
be so7 must learn To- ruH'... "
self better ,..
I would ] used TO declare Se"
mently. 80
Sometimes thought ~ how nv
girl friends said they rnN''a ' y,
marry ing "A rich man ana fn."-. ",
live IN n city I wondered ..'
would. II they knew how lonely
was How alone. n.,
Then, too. had fceline Ua''
George wasn't always at the NV
when was alone can ii W'0a.
intuition what you wilt bui o'.
4 felt sure that he was with ln",
old friends OF his instead ~ Win NV
Touorrow--A Happy Afternoon