Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-12
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Carol kicked off her silver slippers,
and ignored the universal glance at
her arches. The embarrassed but 10y
Al Vida Sherwin ~unbuttoned her high
black shoes. Ezra Stowbody cack}ed,
We'll, you're a terror to old folks.
You're like the gas l - to go
MISUNDERSTANDING with, back in the
sixties. Amt much accustomed to at
tending parties barefoot. but here
goes!' With q whoop and a gallant
jerk Ezra. snatched of has e~lastlc-sid-
ed Congress- shoes.
The others .giggled and followed. '
When the sheep had been penned
wolves crcpt inDo the living-room.
squealing, hating. thrown out Of their
habit Of stolidity BY the strangenees OF
advancing through nothinsness toward
Il waiting toe; q mysterious foe. which
expanded and grew more menacing.
The wolves peered to max out land
marks, they touched gliding arms
which did mol seem to be attached
70 q body. they quivered with a rap
A yelpinE sQuAbble suddenly rose,
then Juanita Haydock's high litter.
and Guy Pollock's astonished, ouch!
Quit! You're scalping mel"
Mrs. Luke Dawson galloped back
ward ON stin hands and Knees into
the safety Of the lighted hallway,
meaning, Il declare, i new was 50 up
set in my lffe!' But the propriety
was shaken out Of her. and she de-
hEhtedly continued TO calculate New
in my life" as she saw the living room
door opened by invisible hands and
shoes hurting through it, as she heard
from the darkness beyond the door
q sQuawling, q humping, a ~resolute
Here's a lot of shoes. Come on, you
wolves. Ow! z would, would your
When Carol abruptly turned on The
lights in the embattled living room,
half Of the company were sitting back
against the walls, where they had
craftily remained throughout the en-
gasement, but in the middle OF the
floor Kennicott vas wrestling with
Harry Haydock-their collars torn of.
their hair in their eyes; and the owl
ish Mr.. Julius F~1ickerbaugh was re-
treating from Juanita Haydocx, aia
gu.pinE with unaccustamed laughter.
Guy PoNock's discreet brown scarf
hung down his back . Young Rita ST.
mons's net blouse had lost two but
tons. n betrayed o. Of her de-
0cdous plump shoulder than wa re-
earded as pure in Gopher Prairie.
Whether by shock, disgust. joy of
combat, or physical activity, all the
paLty we're rec from their years OF
socal decorun. George EDWIN Mott
sissleu; Luxe Dawson twisted his
9earo' MIS-. clark insisted. I did too,
ST-l ~ q noe never Knew
coula ilsht 80 -terilpie!
caro- was certain that she was a
sreat retormer.
one Inerciinaly a COMBS, mirrors,
orusnes, needle ana thread ready. Shn
permitteo tnem 70 restore n divine
ueGsnoy OF Duttons
Inc grinnAng Bea brorght down
aalrs a pile OF soft thick sheets OF
with designs OF lotos blossoms,
orasons' apes ~ cobalt M crimson
a gray, ana patterns OF purple
niros Tying among ;seaI.green trees in
the valleys %
These Carol \ announced, are
reai Cninese masquerade costumes. l
got them from an importing shop In
Minneapoiis. You are to y them on
over your ciothes. and please forget
h a you are M~innesotans. and turn
lnto mendartns ana coolies And-an1
1mor ltan't n!)s and anything else
YOU q think or
they were snyiy rustling the
ape she disappeared. Ten
minu.e aIter Eaee4 down from
the stairs upon S~rotesquely rudy
! ankce neads above oriental robes