The Washington herald., 1922-06-05
Continued from Yesterday.
Hello. Jane?"

COutihued ITO" 1tSttTuuD
Hello. Jane?"
"Yes-is this-Norman?.
Yes. dear. r simply had TO talk
10 you-to see you"
You sound SO far away-where
are your
Atlantic City. The doctor said
I needed sea air, scared me into
lot of things, and now that I'm
down here I'm worse than ever l
can't live without you, dear. Can
you come down.
You mean?'
Il mean bring your mother ana
the whole trOuseau, the weddlnS
veil and all. l think We can mo
n minister down here TO settle our
troubles for eyer!"
You mean To be married there:
Here is the faIryland of Amer
ical"
I've never been TO Atlantic SItS-
il would be exciting.
Exciting! You are not going TO
start off and make me jealous of
the boardwalk and everything, are
you? 1 want you TO rave about ne
and me alone Jane, don't you know
whether you love mo enough not 10
care where we are-or why? Ism
il enough just to be together
Yes, oh yes. my darling! III do
anything you say. Ill come-When
is the next train?'
As soon as you can pack, l
should say I'd come back to New
York. but the doctor says-keep
quiet, Ill make a reservation for
you and your mother at the Am
bassador Hotel, and next week, al
ter we're all fed up on sea arr we II
find a nice little church down here
get married. and start at once for
Yellowstone Park How's that?
wonderful. dear! And, of course,
1 wouldn't think OF letting you
come into New York when you're So
get married. and start at once for
mother too, and"
You'll Gomez"
Yes. if you're sure the doctor
won't object to my disturbing the
quiet!'
rye NO use for too much of it,"
Nor l. I hate quiet, particularly
after this weekend Oh, Norman,
I've been SO miserable-so lone
some, The most exciting noise !
ever heard was the telephone"
You were glad to hear from
me?'
minute"
well. this squabble was good for
something. little dear! You never
gave me that much satisfaction be-
fore. You know, you always Kept
me guessing, fishing to find out
You need not FISH any more. !
love YOU. l love you, 1 love YOU
And I'm coming to you-my sweet
heart-my husband"
I'm sending you kiss-until
you get here"
And here's one for you. too
goOd-by. dear"
"GoOd-by, dearest"
Jane danced into the parlor anc
seized her mother about the waist
Did you hear that? We're GO
ing to Atlantic City. Norman Is
going to make a reservation at the
Ambassador HOtel-they say that
the incest one down there. at the
head Of the boardwa1l0-isn't 1t ex-
citing. Aren't you thrilled?
Mrs Richards was pale from eN-
element. womanl.ke, she de-
rurred.
"Whatll 7 wear? I hSNeh any
beach clothes. and I'm sure 7 never
expected to 90 to Atlantic city this
sur1mer-so fashionable. And so
expensive"
"Don't You dare argue about
thing. mother. Well dash into
Fifth avenue and pick up few
things and nobody who ever went
10 Atlantic City could he happier
than were going to be. MIS-
O-mshv Richards and daughter
lane, Miss Jane Richards and
mother left this weekend for a
short soiourn in Atlantic city
Doesn't it sound grand"
II suppose there is no use ar
-uinE with you"
Not any. old dear" chirped Jane
and all the boxes and suit cases
came tumblinC down again in grand
and deIirious disorder.
II knew when 7 was shining this
silver that 7 would he going away
i knew Norman would come back.
knew il. knew II. I knew it, she
sang, as she brandished the gleam-
ing mirror and smiled back into
her own happy face.
When she came to the wedding