Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-07
EVENING EDITION.

fa.+hArs in her loosened hair. and q
.maIl but match1ess tiger skin.
~ closely across her o4ck, to
,~nd q touch of distinction to the cos.
tune.
On thu Monday evening before the
dance she tried on her reEalia and
@.nneared before her husband and
three or Jour waiting dinner guests.
40 exquisite a vision Of glowing and
radiant beauty that their adn1iranen
was almost a little awed. Her neeks
we're crimson between her looeened
rich braids Of hair; her eyes shone
|heen,v blue, and the fantastic sos
tume. with it's fluttering strips OF
leather and richly colored warnpum.
raye an extraordinary quality OF
roufh and almost Of frafltyA to her
whole aspect.
1.-THE woman just sent this home.
+ couldn't resist showing. you!' said
Rachael, in A. shower of compliments.
"Isnt nv tiger a darling? Warren
went six hundred and seventy-two
places to catch him. OF course there
never was a stripey tiger IKE this In
North America. but what care !: I'm
only a. poor little redskin; a tr1h1ne
Inconsistency like that doesnt worry
mel" >gs
me taky up my wikiup-huh:-
said Frank Whitaker 'nVl1lnsls'
Come here. Hattie F4shboy." said
her husband. catching her by the
arm. His face showed no more than
an amused indulgence to her caprice.
but Rachael knew he was pleased
"Well, when you first planned this
outfit I thought it was going to be
an awful mess" said he. turning her
slowly about. "But it isn't so bad
Isn't SO bad!' Mrs. Bowditch said
%scornfully; Its tho loveliest thing !!
ever saw. I'll tell you what, Rachael.
this summer we'll have q play, and
you can be an INDIAN
I'D love it," Rachael said. and
makieg a deep bow before her hus-
band she added: TIL he SQuaW-
Afraid -of-Her-Man!"
! She heard them laughing as sh4
ran upstairs to change to a more con-
ventional dress.
Eta" said she. consinnins the In
dian costume to her maid. I'm too
happy to live!"
scientious women who extract in
some mysterious way an actual pride
and pleasure from the beauty Of the
women whom they serve, smiled
family and duly.
1.-The weather's getting real nice
now" she submitted. as one who Will
not discourage a worthy emotion.
Rachael laughed out joyously. The
next instant she Rad flung up q, win.
dow and leaned out in the spring
Darkness. Trees on the drive were
rustling over pools Of light. a. light
ed steamboat went slowly up the
river, the brilliant eyes Of motor cars
curved swiftly through the blackness.
IA hurdy-gurdy, guarded by two
shadowy forms. was pouring out a
wild jangle of sound from the curb.
When the window was Shut, a mo.
ment later. the old Italian man ana
woman who owned the musical in
strurnent decided that they must
mark this apartment house for many
q. future visit and. chattering hope
fully. went upon their way. The
belladonna in the spangled gown, who
had looked down upon them for a
brief interval, meanwhile ran down
to her guests.
She was in wild spirits, inspired
with her most enchanting mood; for
an hour or two there was no resist
ing her. Mrs. Whitaker and Mrs.
Bowditch fell Is certainly under her
spell as did the three men. "She real
~ has changed since she married
GREG" said Louise Bowditch to Mrs.
Whitaker; but it's all nonsense
THIS tax about her being no more
fun: She's more fun than ever!"
"She prettier than ever" Gertrude
Whitaker said with a sigh.
Continued in tomorrow
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