The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-30

care much II you put any pep into
teaching or not. as long as you look
like Good Influence out OF school
hours--and that means never dolng
anything you want to. This normal
course In bad enough. but the regu
lar school viii be fierce, II Il wasnr
too late TO get a Job In the Cities.
swear Id resign here. I bet
won't dare 20 80 10 a single dance
all winter. II cut loose and danced
the way like TO. they'd think I was
perfect hcllion--poor. harmless
me, oh. l oughtn't 20 be talking
like this. Fern. you never could
be cagcy-'
Don't be frightened. my dear,
Doesn't that sound atrocious.
~ old and kind I'm talking TO you
the way Mrs. westlakc talks TO me.
That's having husband and kitch.
en- range. I suppose. But feel
young. and I want TO dance like a.
like a hellions--too. SO sym.
pathtxe.''
Fern made a sound OF gratitude
Carol inquired. What experience did
you have with college dramaticsr
tried 10 start a kind OF Little The.
atre here. II was dreadful ! must
tell you about it,"
Two hours later. when Kennicott
came over to greet Fern and 10
yawn. Look here. Carrie. don't you
suppose you better be thinking abou,
turning in. i've got q hard day TO.
morrow the two were talking 10
Intimately that they constantly In
terrupted each other.
A. she went respectfully home.
conveyed by husband. and decor.
Dusty holding up her skirts. Carol
rejolced. Everything has changed
have two friends. Fern and But
who's the other7 That's queer
thought there was oh. how ab.
surd-'
She often passed Erik yafborg on
the street; the brown jersey coat be
came unrrmarkabie. When She was
driving with kennicott IN early
evening. she saw him on the lake
shore. reading a thin book which
might Asiiy have been poetry. She
noted that he was the only person
in the motorized town who still took
long walks.
sne toio herssh sn1. sne .ne
daughter Of q judge. the wife of
doctor. and that she did not care to
Know caperins taisof. sne to'o
nersef mat sne vas no' resp"ns'se
10 men not even 70 fsres broS
nahsn- sns toia nersci. ,nat WIN
an OF thirty who needed a BOY or
twenty-five was ridicuious- And ON
friday. when she haa con'ihcea ner'
seif thst the GRAND was necessary.
she went 70 Nat iiieNs snop. oeAl.H
me no. very roiianuc puroeu oi
pair OF hcr husoanas trousers- hiehs
was IN the pacA room. enc iaceu en'
Greek goo VINO. va a somewhat YIN.
godiihe way was sulen,ns ooa'
on scaiey ss"i'' y '.i'as'i'i'e' IA
room or smut,ed plaster "ah
she saw that ms nAnus "ers nov
IN keeping WIN a hen.h'c ,sce. NY
were mick, rougneneu Win neeo'e
ana no. ro,' anu DIV ,' 20 ~ x -"
IN tnc shop ne pers's'ou 'h p's in''sy ,
He wore SILK shirI o'p"< 'si'
thin tan SHOES
rms she spSoipeu ~nno ."0
saying curly n see 'ese
pressed. please
Not rising from the whs ma
chine ne stuck out nus 49,. NUN
pied, men 40 you WANT s'o
Oh. MONDAY
The adventure was over. sne Wa
marching out
what nafneT ne oaien a."r pe.'
He had risen ana, despi'e .no mr..
cahty OF Dr. WIN hsn''oo' o,'e,
trousers draped over ms arin' ne mao
the grace OF a cat
"kennicott
ksnnicott on On say you re
Mrs. DR.. kennicott then. aren your
Yes she STOOD az the ooor' now
that she had carried out her prepos-
ferrous impulse 70 see what nc was
like, she was colo she was AS ready
TO detecs famihar'ues as inc sn'uous
Miss Fla StOWbpJy.