The Monroe journal., 1921-08-05

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hilins.place and embraced her father
I'D love IL. Tn sick Of this old town
I'm SURE It's Just what need
Il couldn't 60 tomorrow said Mrs
Bins u simply must go TO Mrs. De
lanes luncheon -,
"Then I'll ask Harriet 10 - up with
her" said j. Patterson.
Harriet, who lived IN a fiat on the
upper west side was Mrs. Bing's sis
ter.
Phyllis went 10 bed dinnerlrSs with
headache. Mr. and Mrs Bing sat
for long time over their coffee ana
cigarettes.
ITS something too dreadful that
Phyllis should be- getting sick just at
the wrong time" said the madame
"She has always been we'll ] can't
understand it
"She'S had a rather strenuous time
here said ]. Patterson.
~But she seemed 10 enjoy II until
until the right man came along. The
very man ! hoped would like her !
Then. suddenly, she throws up her
hands and kcels over It's too devil
ish for words.
Mr.. Bling laughed at his wife's ex-
ASPIRATION
"To me It's no laughing matter"
said she with n serious face.
"perharS she doesn't like the boy"
J. Patterson remarked
Mrs. Bing leaned toward him and
whispered. "She adores him" She
held her attitude and looked search
lngly into her husbands face.
"Well, you can't say did 1t" he an
swered. "The modern girl IS a rather
delicate piece OF machinery. ! think
she'll be all right in week or two.
Come, it's time we went to the theater
II we're going
Nothing more was said of the mat
ter. Next morning Immediately after
breakfast, Aunt Harriet" set out with
Phyllis in the big limousine for Doc
tor Gibbs sanitarlum.
Phyllis found the remedy she need
ed In the ceaseless round of outdoor
frolic. Her spirit washed In the glow
Ing air found refreshment in the sleep
that follows WEAKNESS and good d.
gestion. Her health improved so Wis
IDLY that her stay was far prolonged
II was the first week Of May when
Mrs. Bling drove up TO get her. The
girl was In perfect condition, II would
seem. No rustic maid In all the noun
tain valleys, had lighter feet or clearer
eyes or q more honest, rudy tan In
her face. due 10 the touch of the clean
wind. She had grown as 1.-THE and
strong us a young panther.
They were going back 10 Blngville
next day. Martha and Susan had been
getting the house ready. Mrs. Bling
had been preparing what she fondly
hoped would be n lovely surprise for
Phyllis. Roger Delane was coming
up to spend quiet week with the
Bings-a week of opportunity for the
young people. with saddle horses end
new steam launch and a peterbor-
ongh canoe and all pleasant accesSt
rles Then. % the twentieth. which
was the birthday of Phyllis, there was
TO he dinner and house party and
possibly IN ANNOUNCEMENT and a pref
~ waggin2 If tongues. Indeed, j.
Patterson insj already bought the web
ding gift o pccklacc of pearls, arpI
paid hrusfcd thousand dollars rnr Il
and put Il aGsy In his safe. The Decs
lace had phased him. He Ind sen
many jewels but Dothing 50 safifil i1T
-nothiR9 tfai an uell expressed his
affection ftn bis duu2hier. He might
never SIZE It's IKE agd1n So he bought
Il against Ire happy day which he
hope. war near. He had show Il b
his wife and charged her TO make 10
mention N Il until "tfe time was
ripe" In his way Of speaking.
Mr.. r.ng had promised on her word
and honor 20 respect the confidence Of