The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-05

iAikht. rtlishilns a ~ in The aura
"f lhs fo,id deserved thai i0lu ~as
q reealar vhef thal vas What i.rla
was iis siill wouid nsi lves q, his
wife. Uho now remafked
~SAeH n~lshile Nof ,lien
llls was q mean advantage. which
be pretended not 10 hear anaiher
mean atsa n,are
Ina. said Lulu. ~yuar hats iust =
little miie-no over ghr ofhef way
WAS there anything e. prevent
your speaking u that belonrfr lna
inquired aciuly.
a started to and thea samehoa,
always said something" kald Lulu
humhls.
Nothing could ~ much A. cloud
iuiuls hour. she Was praof ngslnsi
any shadow.
SAY. but you look treinsnaaus to
night." Dwight observed a. hsf.
Understanding perfecsiy that this
was said 20 lease hls vife. Lula Yet
flushed wlih pleasure Sft xau Two
women watching. and she thought
The, 70 feeling sorry for ina no.
boas talking 20 her She laughed
~ everything NAT ihe msa ssid She
passl"nateiy wanted 20 talk herself
How many folks sep going past
shs said many times.
Al length. having noted the details
~ ali the clothes IN range. nas leo
lafinn palled upon her aud she sst
herself 20 tntp Ninlan's attention
She therefore uItcd with hlm aloat
hlmself
"cunous you've never mauled
Nln she said
Don't suy Il Ike that" be hcs .ed
7 might yet
Ina laughed enlo,ably "Yes youI
might she meg this
"She wants everybody % rei iiaf
red bar she wishes hndit.~
Dwight threw m with cscee,gne mn
cor
They developed this theme enhaus
lively. Dwight usually speaking In The
third pers0n anu always ulih his
shoulder turned hlt from hls wlfe
y VAS incuncelfable. the guro with
which The, pferecded Ina had ~
sumed fof the purpose az cir ,nsifalt
casual, attentive 10 the scene about
them nui gradually her cheeks be-
gan 20 burn
shell cry" Lula thought IN alarm
and said a. random "Ina. that hat &.
~ pretty ever ~ much preiiler lhan
the oid one" Rut Ina said frosll,
that she never saw anything tie mat
ter with the old one
let rs talk. said Nlnlan low 10
Lu;u. Then theyn simmer down
lie wcut on. IN an undertane. about
nothing % particular Lulu lardly
heard what he ssld u was so pleasant
% have him talking 10 her In ihls
conndenrai fashion. ana ,he xas
Pleasantly awvre that bis manner was
open 20 mlslniefpretatlun
Ia the nick of time the lobster wss
served
Dinner and he piay-ihe show. q.
Nlnian called H. This shoe vas
peter PAN. chosen ~ Nlnlan 10
cause the senis cost the most of those
~ any thcaier Il was almost hide.
cent 20 see how Drighi Herberi. the
immortal soul. had warmed and melt
ed ~ these contacts By the time
that ali wns over. and They were a.
the hoiei for supper. such vas bic
pleasufnhie exeliation that he vas
unce more playful. teaslng. once more
the irrepresslbie But now his Ina
was % be won bach. made n evident
that she was Dot one lightly 20 over
look. and hne frmness sat upon the
iiitie doubling chin.
They discussed the play. Not one
~ them had understood the story.
The dog parf-wasn't that the
qucerest tAlnFf Nothing 20 Do with
the rest 81 the play.
II was Tor the pirates The one
With The hook-he vas ny style sald
Dwight.
We'll there u u again Ina cried
They didn't belong 20 the real play
either
'-oh. weii~ Nlnian rald ~they have
10 pat IN parts. ] suppose. y catth
everybody Instead Of q song and
dance. they D. that
-And ! didn't undersfsnd.- said Ina
why they an ciapped when the prin
cipal character rAn down front aud
said something 70 the audience that
time. Bot they al DID
Ninian thought this might have
been out ~ compilmenf. Ina wisbet
that Nonona might have seen, con
fessed that the last part was - pretty
thar she herself would not look anc
into Ina's eyes cane their loveiiesi
light.
Lufu sat there hearing TIE TAN
about the play. -wly cooldnt I have
said thaff" she thought a. the others
spoke All that they aid seemed to
her apropoS. buf sie could think q
nothing to add. TIE evening had been
to her . light from heaven-h0w
cszl1 shs- Ind 1sr-ihlng e All she