The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-10

marking H."
81 can't see that II IL any ones bust
ness. Mr.. Hobbs had = right 10 ask
whom he wished"
"oh. certainly Only I couldn't heir
but wonder II Aimee hadn't been up e
| her old tricks and begging an invita-
tlon BECAUSE your husband was going
| They used TO soy she invariably did ia
| before he was married.
g imagine she did not have 10 asl,
very often. They nre IN tho same set
30 naturally she would he asked where
| he was"
You are very generous. I am sure
not many women would close their
| eyes TO danger the way you do. l am
| older. so can talk 20 you. You invite
| trouble when you condone tho intimacy
between your husband and Aimee Loree
oh, don't think ! mean they will dc
| anything wrong, anything 10 shock So
ciety! l know Aimee Ia too clever by
far 70 make any slip like thnt-even II
she Isn't too good. But there is such
thing as divorce, you know, and
nowadays people think nothing OF that.
Years ago II meant person was
was concerned, hut now II doesn't hurt
ono bit Sometimes II seems as II II
helped-nIado person moro Interest,"
ing
~ am not worrying one hit about
such things, Mrs. Gleason. Perhaps I
am something Of fatalist what is TO
be will be, you know they claim"
"Pshaw' Don't be so foolish. Get
busy and stop the intimacy between
them before people talk--not that they
aren't whispering already that you and
Mr.. kenney aren't hitting Il OF very
well. | wouldn't think OF telling you
anything about this II II wasn't that |
NNn "a
good" She rose TO 30 Madgo's re-
lief showed itself IN the alacrty with
which she usherel her visitor out. '
"Old catl / wonder II people are talk
Ing, or II she Just made that stun mp
out OF whole cloth TO hurt mo2 II seems
that every ono makos me unhappy
except Jack" she added softly
Now, MndEc swung Ike n pendulum,
one moment joyful because OF Jack Tur-
ner's love. the next all sadness and dis
tress because OF the loss OF Walters
affection, Tho consequence was she
was uncertain In temper ms well az in
action. One moment singing about the
house, the next signing nudibly. She
scarcely knew what 20 make OF herself
No II was not TO he wondered at that
tho servants, especially Hannah aud the
cook were mystlned NJ her actions.
I'D like to know what ails her over
Fenco she got back from that party. She
Amt never been herself scncc them"
Hannah told the cook, "She either Ia
smiling or so sad II makes mo want to
cry. But she don't never cry no moro.
not oven when she's alone"
Perhaps he is better to hor. don't
give her so much 20 cry about as he
used TO. Now Peter"
Never mind Peter. cook. It's her we
are talklu' about Ho amt no differ
cnt that l can see, It's her Say cook,
II tell you somethln' you'll never say
n word, win your
"Of course not, nlnt no tnlo-hcar-
err Amt got time" Then curloualy.
what is II, Hannah"
well has my suspicious about TINT
Young Mr., Turner what comcH here 40
often lately. lilo don't meyer stay long.
cook that's why you amt never hoard
much about him. But | seon the look
In his eyes the other day and he held
her hands an awful long time. He's IN
love with her!' Tho last In n stage
whisper.
THAT don't surprise mo none She's
sweet and pretty, You say he's young
Amt II natural Young things would
like each other. But tho saints preserve
lhcmi It's hot blood tho young have
and let's hope II won't make no trouble.
Poor thingsl now. Peter
II suppose shouldn't have told you,
sook.s Bo awful careful you don't aay
anything to Tom. That chauffeur is
M awful gossip"
$50 was Peter. Men amt to DO
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