Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-26
-. = JUNE.

I'm sure you are going to be out
the Model Farm this summer"
ice had said the evening before,
pen David kissed her goodnight.
me tide has turned-everyrh.ng
In. against Us before. now every :
ing will go for u.s."
SO when, that Monday evening,
lvid came up to the house after the
Irly supper hour, she was not sur
Used at the smile of satisfaction on
5 face.
You did get it," she exclaimed.
II did" he answered. That is,
n a sort of assistant handy man.
IN to run the farm accounts, and
re five lectures a week, and spend
b rest of the time as verseer in
b fields. 1 had to find a llace for
tself. Really their staff was filled
ID I'm not making any salary to
kak Of"
l"Oh," And Alice's tone was sympa-
etic. Lack Of money was a thing
10 could easily understand.
"You don't think I need It, do
IA? David laughed, putting his
ms around her and holding her
bse for a minute. You're a funny
practical little child for all your
Pwn-up common sense. Ally dad
b poor enough, but fortunately for
b. my mother had a lot of money
I'd 1t all came to me-"
F"Well, Of course, you always SEEM
to have plenty-but I have no
hse about those things" Alice ad-
tilted. II still think anything over
Is . week is great wealth and I'm
Instantly amazed that they pay
g. -~.-~-- -AlI-~.sa 1ro oo-~
the Settlement House."
kre tender.
'You'il change that point Of view
lon after we're married." he said.
Which is, / suppose, q shame. Still
will be fun to see what you'll do,
q rich mans wife,"
"Live In your nice apartment in
b city all winter" Alice decided
komptly. "And 60 to ever SO many
lncerts and operas with you, and
lows with splashy colors with
BETTY ladies. And we'll dine at no.
bs where they play gay music-that
sometimes. Mostly we'll dine at
kme In q room with a large tapestry
khind q Flemish Oak sideboard- I
Nv . picture like that once" she
pded naively.
David laughed.
my dining DON has no tapestry.
1t it's easily acquired" he told her.
Ind then what?"
l"And we'll sit at home lots of eve
hgs in comfy big chairs by a log
h, and I will look admiringly over
you and think how strong your
kofilo IL. And we'll have tapestries
the living room TOO.
t"And In the summer well come
tck here and live>in the dear apart
ent with blue curtains at the Model
krm. And you shall teach classes
Id ! shall join classes and learn all
bout - everything she added
iguely. you know" she said with
sudden return of her practical
hnner, at wouldn't do to keep
breniee in town in the summer. The
krm II the best place for her."
i"Oh! oh. yes, Berenice. I'd for
tften~her," David said. you see
WAS 30 busy thinking about YOU"
But you want her with us?"
lice asked anxiously. "She's the
karest child don't know what I
build have done without her. And
.ere'1 be others, you know" She
oked In his eyes, and a slow. sweet
rifle made her lips curl slightly and
we them all the tenderness one
lcs In old Italian painting Of Ma
tnres.
"Cf course I want herr want
erthing you want" David made the
ID. old promise that lovers from
me immemorial have made. but the
me- of sincerity was in his voice.
They went out on the porch to-
ether. The climbing roses threw it
ITO shadow. and shielded them from
lie gaze of the people passing on the
rect. It was dark where they
bod. though the twilight fingered
yer the world outside.
From the kitchen they could hear
ke rattle of dishes and silver. where