Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-02

Mrs. Heriot looked at Chris.
1our wife In vnndnl," she told
MN. II am surprised that YOU hive
woman" ~
He would have spoken, but she rat.
tied on. "Di1 they tell you how thcv
ran into us down here ten DAYS asoP
wasn't 1t quccr? AAd what dc You
think that silly Mrs. Costin thought7-
Why, that Mrs. Lawlcss was Mr..
Dnkcrs' wife! We had such laugh
sister. ''
Marie had flushed crimson. She
looked appealingly across nt her hus.
hand, and was stunned by tho look of
anger In his eyos--anger with her. she
knew. With desperate effort she
pulled herself together.
II wonder II .people thought any OF
tbe women Chris played golf with In
Scotland was his wife?" she said.
Mra. lierlot screamed with laughter.
That's the first time I've even scen
you hit back" she cried. clappins her
hands. "You dear. delightful ,hild. -
Feathers pushed back his chair and
rose.
"A-e we obliged to waste all the
day. herrcT' he asked. 81 thought the
main object was TO play golf"
Mrs. Heriot followed him with alac.
r'y: and her sister glanced ut Marie.
What arc you going to do?" she
asked. You II find II very firing walk.
sun is SO hot"
II should like to come" Marie snid
You would like Inc to, wouldn't you,
Chris?" ''''
MY dear child, please yourself. and
lie tried to mike his voice plrhsart
put to Marie, who knew him so we'll,
there was nm underlying current Of
angry bitterness.
Was he jealous because Of that re.
mark about Feathers, she wondered,
and laughed Mt herself. Chris had never
been jealous Of any one or anything
in his life.
II shall come then" she said. and
walked out Of the room.
But before they had got halfway
round the course she was tired out .
and had to admit It. There were hardly
any trees for shelter, and the sun b,azed
| down relentlessly on the dry grass,
Mrs. Heriot and Chris were PLAYING
together and a little ahead, and Mnrir
suid to Feathers:
Ji1nopa ,o m on1 7 ',,i n ~,
the clubhouse directly"
: They were passing little group Of
trees.
1t will be cool in the shade here, -
she added.
, Mrs. Heriots sister called to them.
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