The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-20
When 4 Girl
 M0rries
By ANN LESLIE.

My heart leaped up. How clever ly he'd done this. He was on my side, after all. Because I didn't want the wedding hurried through was ready to cry down the beautiful and generous plan Jeanie had evolved in such joy. But l knew Jennie we'll enough to feel that she wouldn't yield with much joy.
 "Oh. JimI" she protested. How silly! MT. Hyland can't be very sen timentaI about being at the wedding or he wouldn't have chosen this par ticuiar season to go off on hunt ing trip with a couple of men as he's done"
 "He had to go! It was business of a serious nature that dragged him off to the wilds just now,' said Jim con- cisely. And the. only reason why two men went with him and gave this the color of a pleasure trip is because Father Andrews wonderful personality so impressed them that they altered their plans in order to
 How fattering," asid Virginia, non-commitally.
 "Y@-a tribute to a rare person. ality,' replied Jim. For .Anne's sake too, well you, dear? We aren't going to worry about a months waste rent or a months postponed happiness, are we-when the first Harrison Chance to honor Anne COlIASS
 "You bet notl" cried Virginia un- expectedly.
 Then as unexpectedly she rushed to my side and drew my head against her heart.
 s'Some girl your little wife-Jim- miei" she said. And you can count on Jeanie to give her the four-square deal she deserves"
 ''You make me very happy, said Jim so1emnly.
 And so the evening melted away in harmony and happiness My cup of joy seemed full to overfowing. l I couldn't feel merited. The climax of bliss came with the words Jim said to me when we were alone in our dear, chintz-hung room:
 "Jeanie said it and my heart sings it-lass It was the best day the Harrisons ever knew-and the bless edest-when you came into the fam i1y.'
 pier and more peaceful than I was
 Sending a finger of light to beck on me, the sun lured me from sleep on the first morning of our visit with Jeanie and Pat. From happy dreams I came to wakefulness as happy.
 For g. while I lay still remember ing how perfect life had been the the evening before; Pats unspoksn loyal and satisfying love Jim had shown were as wonderful to remem- Der as to wake up again
 'fThe days too good to waste play ing lazy-He-abed. Anne Harrison, '' said to myself Up with you and go see the world while yet the 'dew's on the thorn" And never fear. for your Jimmie will sleep on like a peaceful little boy" Which Jim did, sleeping serenely while I tip-toed around and made myself ready to go down and greet the day.
 In the living room I found Bertha swept with right good will. Doesn't he make. the grand butler, now?" asked the woman. after they had both bade me a cheerful good
 'sH's splendid of you to help Ser tha," I said to Lyons with the warm approval I felt for their evident de- votion.
 man replied had a touch of passion: Why shouldn't I then, Mrs. liar rison. seeing she's the best wife ever was? And beyond and beside there's do to help keep up the place where you live that's me job. ali right
 The gratitude and loyalty and peace of these poor, once-persecuted quisite happiness. I think there nev- CT as greater peace of heart and soul | than mine as set off for 8, morning | stroll don de-kissed paths. | Wandering without purpose or aim [ found myself presently passing the Summer house and neandering a1ons the lake to the thread of the path leading from Dreamwold to Mason | Towers
 "wen.rve started, so I'll dip out ontoo othe highay and come back through the front gate," told myself And then if my lazy family fs stI1 sleeping I'll wake every last one of 'ena with a isiss-in cindtng Pat" | Smiling at my on happy imper- ,t.nence, I came to the tiny turnsti1e set below the m ossy steps leading from the green tangie Of the rivers banks | to the dusty curve Of the high road The road was a long Hbbon - empty and blank for a moment or two. Ther a vaguely familiar. battleship gray shape Ioorned up 6 mile away at the cross roads, which I could Just see from my top step. The car stopped | for a moment hesitatinsi ". then with ! oyt- with tarrff{e