The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-27

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1n1ng aboHx h. "
~ ~, you heard Nsliie sfeiI-
x9y &c., 1x1l har little ef3s III wall
80 fo54 ~ when + Wa9 OVER there
| That the 4CctOr had recomnSonded her
ouyme bicycls f6r ~, that III
10 air mo exercteeg would ho1p
her ab6us John Jr..s risf re- nd s 10y
her " M. Corbett. NJ hAudiss soma
uanAy girlT NhNelA, 4nd thay are
not ~ all cxpenstve. I know It win
help the child, asad don't aee vrl.ys
some one didn't think of ii bsfore.
Tuesday I wentsOyer to Jearnette's
tshe was the fluffy and happy little
bride you remember who was III our
party ut the Country club last SUM
mer when John was AWay that time
on his trip to New York;, ana You
know she bought one Of the hand.
some old houses here that needed ~
pairing SO badly. Jearnette had seen
the papering and painting IT my new
house and so she got Mr. Williasn
Hetzer, of A. Hetzer & Sons, to come
out and look 1t over and he did the
hause all over. and. oh. It Ii sucn a
beauty. do Wish you could see It.
just paparing a house does not an
SWVA INV -d-0dySs Un9 uuuSL nave
taste and talent for Judging har-
monies in colors or odd effects, and 1t
Is beautiful the way Mr.. Hetzer does
things.
Yesterday 1 was over at Carries
and found her without d servant for
the day, and Carrie was back in the
Kitchen preparing dinner herself.
And such beautiful ARRANGEMENT
she has. Lottie. you never saw. Car
RE was sitting beside a Hoosier Kitch-
en- cabinet with everything she need
ed In reach and 1t all did look so l
handy. She never had to bother for
q thing. no jumping up and running
mere and there after this or that. and
wnen asked her where she got It she
said at Ryan-Smith and cempany's,
and that Is Just where am going to-
morrow and buy me one the first
thing. After seeing Carrie seated
30 comfortably at hers most GER
tainly am not going to try keeping
house any more without my Hoosier
q am not speaking OF John, either1.
All the time we were living In our
little nat, Lottie. was awfully afraid
about my 1ewelry. You remember
tne beautiful diamonds John gave me
when we. were married, and Uncle
Biily's extravagant gift of pearls.
Wen. now that we are getting ready
to move out to Ginter Park and / am
going to be away from home In my
car SO much. John told me I had
better rent a safety deposit box. so
l am going down to the Old Dominion
Trust company the first thing In the
morning with my treasure and the
1ewelry left me by mama, and some
or Johns most important papers and
put them in one of those beautiful
deposit boxes that they rent for 50
a year. and am not going to worry
any more on that score,
Twice this week John John. r.
and wee me have been down to the
Central Restaurant on East Broad
street for lunch. one OF their three
course forty cent affairs that are I;
delight OF course there are places
where we could pay more for lust
the privilege Of eating a full dinner.
but when one wants food and q lot
OF 1t. and wants 1t we'll served. In
nice, clean, cool inviting place 1t d |
price that Is almost just like things
before everything went ballooning,
there IL no place / know Of like the |!
Central. see lots OF nice people IN
there, and it IS the greatest wonder in !
the world to me II is not crowded all |
day. II is really a discovery OF ours. |
and maybe X everybody knew what |
we know 1t would not be so easy al |
ways to get nice quiet table All TO |