The Washington herald., 1920-05-10
Facts Fiction Fashions and Features of Interest to Women
The Day Resugent O. Ha n
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the blIthe music OF anthems from
the HING nowers-so IL seemed
when your eye looked upon the
Faster girl.
Gentlemen. frock-coated. silk
halted, gardeniaed. sustained tho
background of the tradition.
Children carried lilies in their
hands. The windows OF brown
stone mansions were packed with
the most opulent creations Of
Flora. the sister OF the Lady OF
the Lilies.
Around corner, whlte-gloved.
piuk-gi1led and tightly buttoned.
walked Corrlgan, the cop. shield
to the curb. Danny knew him
why, Corrigan," he asked. SIS
Easter2 I know II comes the first
time you're full after tho moon
rises ON the 18th of March-but
why! L. II q proper and reli-
gioas ceremony, or does the gov
amor appoint It out Of politicsT
"'Tis an annual celebration"
said CorrigaD, with the judicial
air Of the third deputy police
commissioner. peculiar to New
York. II extends up to Harlem.
Sometimes they has the reserves
out at Ono Hundred and Twenty
18th street. In my opinion tits
not political"
Thanks" said Danny. And
say-did yoa ever hear a man
complain of hippopotamuses7
When not specially In drink, I
Inean."
Nothing larger than sea tur-
ties" said Corrigan, rejecting.
and there was wood alcohol in
that"
Danny wandered. The double.
heavy ihcumbency of enjoying
festival day was his.
The sorrows of the hand-toiler
fit him easily. They are worn so
picturesque lines of the best
why well-fed artists of pencil and
pen ind in the griefs Of the COM
mon, people their most striking
models. But when the Philistine
would disport himself, the grim
ness of Melpomene, herself, at
tends upon his capers. Therefore,
Danny set his jaw hard at Eas-
ter. and took his pleasure sadly.
The family entrance of Dugan's
cafe was feasibleI SO Danny
yielded to the vernal season as
far as a glass of book. Seated
in a dark. linoleumed. humid back
room. his heart and mind still
CROPPED after the mysterious
meaning of the springtime jubi-
lee.
Say. Tim" he said to the
waiter. WHY'D they have
Eastern"
"Skiddoow said Tim. closing a
Sophisticated eye. -Is that a new
one? All right. Tony Pastors
for you last night, 1 guess.
give 1t up. What's the answer
two apples or a yard and a half?'
From ~Dugan's Danny turned
back eastward. The April sun
seemed to stir in him a vague
feeling that he could not con-
strue. He made a wrong dag
nosis and decided that It was
Katy Conlon.
A block from her house on Az.
enue A he met her going to
church. CThey pumped hands on
the corner)
Gee! but you look dumpfsh
and dressed up" said Katy.
what's wronS Come away
with me to church and be cheer
full"
Whats doing at church,
asked Danny.
why. it's Easter Sunday. Silly
I waited till after IL expectin'
you might come around to CO."
What does this Easter stand
for, Katy" asked Danny gloom
lily. Nobody seems to know"
Nobody as blind as you" said
Katy with spirit. You haven't
even looked at my new hat. And
skirt. Why, it's when air the
girls put on new spring clothes.
Silly! Are you coming to church
with met"
Il will" said Danny. IF this
Easter is pulled off there, they
cuse for it. Not that the hat
are great"
AT Ine CnuICn the plSdShcE uiu
some expounding with no pound
ing. He spoke rapidly. for he
was in a hurry to get home to his
early Sabbath dinner: but he
knew his business There was
one word that controlled his
theme-resurrectio Not a new
creation: but q new life arising
out of the old. The congregation
had heard Ii often before. But
there was q wonderful hat, a
combination of sweet peas and
laxenhar in the sixth new from