Arizona republican., 1922-06-06

This encounter with Donald Norris
short as it was. had unnerved ollVe'
had brought back in all its polgnancy
the scene in the library. on, Wny
had she come to see this Color Or
gan?' All her delight in it, in what
she had seen, was gone, and In It's
place only sharp regret.
whats the matter, Olive? | know
something has happened between you
and Donald, but | thought 1t mao
probably died out by this time or
/ wouldn't have even considered rid
ing uptown with him. Don't look SC
distressed, and forgive me for my
question. I did not mean to be Gu
rious. Donald is a good sort, If he
is a little spoiled and selfish. Dom
be too hard on him. Too much money
hasn't been the best thing in the
world for him."
s.I know. Grace. and-please don't
think me ungratefu1-but l can't talk
about-Donald. We did quarrel.
shall never see him again if l car
help it,"
Grace would never know how
dreadfully Olive longed to I'LL hel
what had happened, how she wanted
to confide in her and hear il she
condoned Donald's conduct because
she had told him she was only q
waif mothered and fathered by the
Lees
.Then I know it was nothing fool
ish on your part. You have too much
good sense. are too level headed, to
quarrel over a trifle and hold anger
Forgive me again for seeming curl
GUS"
Olive smiled at her friend and COM
menced to talk of the exhibition. BY
the time she reached the studio she
had somewhat recovered her polse
Grace refused to go in, and Olive, as
soon as she was alone, gave way to
a burst of uncomfortable weeping.
Am l always to be reminded OF
what I did that day?" she moaned
meaning her foolishness in leaving
her work-"a always to be reminded
that he misjudged me?"
Soon her tears ceased. She hac
vowed to put that day from her, the
thought of it. just as she had ru1
I onald Norris out of her life. She
had work to do. real work. and, SIT
ting down. she tried to reproduce
some of the brilliant colorinS thai
had so delighted the artist III her.
Gay voices. hurrying feet, l9ushter
IOOk NeF 10 the NOOI. NlaiiO AON' 10
end. Pat Cooper, and Margaret
Wetherby had come to carry her of
to one of Burton Holmes lectures
They would eat in nearby restau-
rant. all going Dutch" with the in
dependent spirit Of the nowadays girl
ITS his lecture on going arouno
the world Claire explained, wher
quiet had allowed her to be heard
Pat and I can't afford to really 81
on our wedding trip, so we are goins
now"
Take the trip first" Pat ex.
claimed, "and, begorra. it's the rar'
treat I'm a-thinkin' it would be If w
was to be married either before o.
right afterward instead of six months
from nowi" Pat oIten amused the
gals by relapsing into brogtie thai
was delicious.
Never mind, Pat. You'll have the
trio anyv ay," Margaret lalghlnGly
returned. while Olive busted herself
putting on her things.
what an migrate / am to lie sad
when every one is so nice 20 me-
Olive thought as she listened to tteir
chatter Then, as always, came the
the. knew" Eut she thew it eff
ard Joined n the gay banter.
How they all enjoyed that i-cture--
tie beautiful scenes. the ente. tanine
explanations made III Holiness tn.m
liable nlanatri This .ine relhing un-
pleasant happened to spoil Olives
p,ea<uie and they left her at TIE
st'dio Fappy and once more cLn.ent