The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10

Chapter ."
r wonder II Joan goes :" t"a' >,','
OF place beCaus" 81" ""rS :. 80
rauhe Ahe thinks II = smart Margaret
said to Forester Whe" n"E "''' ''''
ing uptown in a ;aNl
oh. its JUS; = rad' he" rSm"r' ''-
piled. "sheN set nr"' '' -
II hop. s.. Really maze to have her
~, i,,o III. hah:t Of wandering ap'"'
Taw York with Tom. Pick and Harr!'
p,d YOU see how terribly shocked size
rcoRsd because was smoking Ee~ no"
sne took Z Is matter OK curse u'"s
= year old Martha Hardy sn""'"
SNAKE" ,;,,.,,o,,.,.
sr,,y Had she not been IN S"'h
80 -, SUNRISE She would have know"
80, ooyrd no, smoke. You We" GER
r,hIx awkward for 4 graceful woman
..Jrew hated to do It, But | wanted
bar 70 know lust how people fee. ABOUT
s,,ch things and So let her eNper'eAS'
II canno, make up my mind wh"t"er
,..,, ,ra cory clever or very foolish IN
your handling OF Joan. You cerMWH
a-a unioue." FORESTER remarked ,a"en-
Irr as he recalled III" stT"rG." MARX"
"a, had 10 hide her dislike ~ me CO
arctic. ,,c,,-
"Psrhaps I vas foolish IN the begin
uinr We, l am not ready I" cohc'"e
.yen ,ha.. But now Joan must find "r'
things for herself. Al | can 10 = T.,
;,ruencs her opinion when sH" !Sn
,wa~s am doing L. ! shall let '1''
,,rou 7 srrakcL becaU>c sh" and others
did--SIar,hn particularly. That / hate"
=, s,a nothir,: would ever make NJ"
.,,ous arofu Yet IN" shock {" ner WILL
rannln. She vii hate smoking because
- the feeling it aroused IN her. 10"
500 know my daughter. bheh N"'
added: The LITTLE darling
NTargaret refused Forr"SiHrS plea 10
coma In and visit with her for an hour.
Her mind Was full OF Joan, her prom
{s.d visit. over aud o'er S'' r"""''N
what she should say N her. now Sn"
sh"nla show her that a mother had fui'N
as much right I" Nv" nor own '''r ~ "
I,urb.a- had and that Without Ah'.''-
ry That vas what MarG:'re; tear"'
-, r,nst in the coming lGterN'"" with
r.,,. ,b,. she would 10 t"mnteN Z"
anolor,zc instead ot simply explaining
she .o,d Uannah or J"an's visit 'ha'
,o ,y.s 20 refrain o. dinner. Mrs Al
,srs craig Torre@ter. and on" or wv"
r.h.- guests would help over any S"N-
uardncss. ,, ,ykcs "
N2 o6S course ' VIII, TIL" poor lamb"
Hannah answered
wont she b" surprised "hSn 81, ="
,Lfs ppar.n,rnt" Margaret said 10
800 az she glanced ai,nIr'ngN
a,,d FORESTER had sent h"r Er"a
Saro,,a,s ~ flowers rnt!' every hF'.-
ahSn vase and bowl VAS full and ','
- -, attractive she could Scarc"'E
,ear herself away % dress.
- inst look my very best" Sh" VEN
-, snn arranged her HAIR !" tA'
l4.st mode and dus:"d becoming p'"
49, oycr Ter cheeks loan must Ne
,G,-ricI gna must think IN" Interesting
a. 4 woman. I ador" being her m"th"r,
Nrt I want 10 Il" NOR" than that
van, her % treat me as an equal H''''
CARAT laughed h't ru"tuI'y as Sne re-
called how Joan had thought ner voc
old 20 emily anything Planned TOT '"'
Younger set. e.,
one would think I was dressing '"i
,I,s- instead 90 NY daughter" she
sa.d 80 her reflection in the mirror. Z
-raar,fn, dazz,ng in its lovI'n"SS'
p,ca again lNsorn Sh" C"u,d expect
H., gha conferred with Hannah. Sh'
-,a,,cd ~ b. sure that Hannah wonio
nchava a. = giving formal dinners was
Re usual 'ltnK. she eF"n wanted J"a'
20 be Impressed with the change IN net
cd servant
The Del rang Ma-Care' i"nG"d t'
-r,,, and omen the door herself and take
roar n ht- arms HG' she sa' stu ir
he- 'nrA'y rose hrd~o"a'. "RrsUE he'
in here" she called 20 Hannnh. anc