The Washington times., 1921-06-05

truly in love with me? Would you
believe her? How csuiA she know
Emmie, but she really looked and
talked as II she knew what she was
talking about, and she told Cousin
Jean her fortune all about being in
love and getting married and about
her disposition and it was q whole
lot of IL right.
wonder which one II Ia thatA
really In love with me Ind I'm with
him? wish to goodness she'd told
me so ia know which one to trust.
We had the most gorgeous picnic
last night for Betty. a. I told you,
up at Great Falls, and IL was the most
perfect night. Emmis. Gus brought
his lovely, picnic box. and Hurry
brought q grin and cooked lamb
chops with bacon rolled around them
and stuck with q tooth pick in the
cutest way.
And after supper we all drove to
Glen Echo, fourteen Of US. and rode
the Merry 90 Round and two Roller
Coasters. and I relied balls into holes
and got a prise and II was the cutsst
little thing, q little yellow bowl with
a hole in 1t and I don't know whether
It's a bank, an ash tray. hair re-
ceiver or a salt seller. but anyway
its a pretty little prize.
PARTY AT WHITE HOUSE.
Emmie. there was another White
House garden party wednesday after
noon and I didn't 20. Now what do
you think OF THAR
II was Supposed to be for the N.
o. p. @. r. q. r. u. v. w. X. Y. and
Us. but wsesis said that there were
all different letters of the alphabet,
there, and that IL was the biggest
crowd that they had had at any of
them. weesis took Betty and they
said It was wonderful and tried to
make me feel badly cause I didn't
go. but / know II wasn't any differ
emit from the other two and didn't
miss much, because Mrs. Harding
even wore the same dress that she
had on at the first one. only with q
der the lace, and can imagine just
about how she looked. She looked
stunning In the green one. and Til
bet the black was Just as good look
ing.
Miss Alice Robertson. the Con-
gresswoman from Oklahoma, was
there Emmie, and Jamie said she
seemed to have a lovely time. She
Miss ConGresswoman Robertson -
said she thought the eats were fine
I met her once. Emmie, at . luncheon
given In her honor and she spoke
and EN- she 10 q perfect old dear.
Just SO sweet and plain and mother
ly. You just love her as soon a. you
hear her talk.
Senator and Mrs. Freifnrhuysen
had their two little girls along with
them at the Garden Party and don't
you know they we're thrilled At
meeting the President and Mrs.
Harding. Cousin Jean said they
scanned TO have come in from a side
entrance and slipped into the line
and when they met the Hardinss
they made the cutest little curtsy.
oh, Emma. do you remember when
we used to have to do that and how
grown up we felt when We didn't
have to, but we were so in the habit
OF II that we'd forget sometimes and
then be SO mortified, to think that
people would think us SO younG7
That wasn't so very long ago, was
It?
Oh, Emmie, I wish I'd hurry and
get to be eighteen, that sounds so
much older than seventeen, and
think Monty would take me more
seriously then, don't your But. you
know. EN- darling I don't believe I'm
in love with himY Some times do
and sometimes I don't. Do you think
I'm too young to fall in lover You
were in love when you were seven
teen wernt your That was just last
year wasn't It when you we're in love?
You're not though, any more are you
In. old dear?
Hurry for goodness mercy sake and
come on up here do you hear7 I've
get to see you. j need your advice,
cause you know 50 much more than
do-I'vs got to go now.
Saturday morning
EN-!
I've just walked up and think I'll
have to write to you. to see IL I can
come to my senses. and convince my
self that I'm not all alone on the Po-
tomac river trying to paddle against
the current, in something that looks
like great big wooden pickle. tray.
Emmie, don't you know those nice
little things that you buy pickles and
olives in for picnics? Well they are
alright for olives but not for pad