The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-05-12
PART IIl-contInued.

PART lll-Contlnueo'
ID
!, a minute and lelsurely study
E,be exits from Manhattan. the
,othes men had given II as their
oplpion that Mr.. Randolph had
.peaklng facetlously in his last
remnrk and had probably not
M farther south than Canal
4 They said II he would only try
N New York they could find him
i and settled down on a policy
thful waiting for that event.
Efforts made by Mr.. Milyuns I'm
sectlon Of sprlnging Miss Thorn
society went equally awry, but
hot quite so frultless. His ma
|Oye Of a smooth-runnlng estab-
In on the slippery crust OF Goth
soclal plane would have been
severe bump IL American pa
ere as careful to look up their
n moral records as they are to
Ahelr ratings In Bradstreetum's.
Srunately for Mr.. Mllyuns, It
4 III that a certain young scion
bee gentlemanly house was in
y In the first large dlnner-box-
given to meet Miss Imogene
Thornton. In the natural
81 such events, the pasty youth
up for presentation, register
Us protuberant eyes a CLEAN of
surprise. What II he should
ellt VivlenneV" Would II Gre
nsatlOn?
4 lhlng else did; namely, Miss
ns modulated but terribly
Dice.
4 h Mr.. Beamer," said Pamela,
back quickly her half-extend-
"when | was a chorus-girl."
+ ned with a winning smile to
g ntly beamlng hostess. II don't
know him In pleasanter sur
IS"
cne GREATNESS second there
el one Of those silences that
dal disaster. Eileen took II
= E@lf to mash II In Its extreme
ih a soft tap Of her efficient
bust you really go?' she re-
70 Mr.. Beamer.
spectacular debut strike the
lmogene Pamela from the lists
natronly elite OF Manhattan
t Invitations rained on her
nd her unresponsIve. Her
hoStesses would have gone
b Of submitting rostrums OF
guests as though to royalty,
: the fact that each and every
Dem wished to put her own
pnd dearest TO the test OF n
meeting with the most ex-
New York's latest crop OF
refused and accepted these
b. lhe latest thing In sensations
q ost erratlc manner. No one
bonn just why she said, mo"
less why she occasionally
The mystery only added
mands for her company and
soon began to show an over
preponderance over the
by? Simply because 1t was
|e power of any of the host
call up the moody girl and
dear, we are going to have
n aud beans for dinner tonight.
Join usl Mr.. Robert Her
olph said he would drop In
ck."
Icy time Pamela had accept
'atlon, II was in the rapidly
ope that Mr.. Randolph, be-
once at the beck and call
very people, would appear
INTO his own. Could she
n'sed thar on two separate
The knight errant Of her
liad actually seen her In her
nlng bibless evening tucker,
her to two familiar doors.
E money with averted face
W Inspecting the "clock,"
USED ON to some quiet stand
p'er her new glory and read
oa'ch Of ads crying for news
'eaDouts and welfare of self
nave known these appar-
"'ucant items I'm the daily
s'eat city, she would have
'''y eyes out twice over.
M w her state OF heart, i'm
sAcllement when Mr.. MIL
ny appointment and re-
Tor word the following con
nlch he had participated in
morning with Miss Madge
W East Ninth street:
ai'lyuns, are you doing all
a.ng for Bobby Randolph"
Ise' | certainly am, and II
o'ur fruit pretty soon I'll
We M tobacco"
w.. advertising for his own
ean Is 1t important to him
Ior you TO find him?
NJ, 'eully and truly glad TO
en- against his wiliY
.r,. III is-er-he would
ca', sixteen kinds of a fool.
n ost them all, my dear,
d% any out, please repeat"
lsbr I've. the lady question
lem sa' mind answered them
vs. ere me ~, Just your human self
h ~ ~ bobby's place. would
'e found by you Tor the