Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21
SATURDAY.

her coffee, because there seems so little
1 can do to help. 1 never saw anything
to beat it Mary. I can hardly make my
self believe that this family has been
Literally torn up by its roots and that
Henry is all packed ready to leave There
isn't the least sign Of anything unusual
happening"
well there would have been all the
commotion and confusion you and Henry
seem to expect there ought TO be IL we
had been packing and moving the furni-
ture, but you zee there is really only the
| trunks and ourselves to CO."
But you'd think things would be lost
or something" said Belle helplessly, "and
that we would all be flying around look
ing for things Henry had forgotten to
put in his trunk
mot in my house." answered Mrs
Hooper with note of pride In her tone
II haven't been running this household
on schedule all these years to have It
| thrown into hopeless confusion the first
time anything unusual happens"
We'll it doesn't seem quite natural"
continued Belle. II make moro mess
when I'm packing my suitcase to come
down here for weekend than you have
In getting Henry ready for thousand
mile Journey"
"Oh we just do things differently Bells
that's all, said Mrs. Hooper, land II this
moving from my old home has made no
confusion and upheaval that is visible to
the eye you don't want to go away with
the idea that haven't suffered the most
terrible internal turmoil that it IS possi-
Die for any one to imagine"
that's certainly true" said Henry
alphabetically.
Il thought I'd certainly die, Belle, when
l first realized that I had to 60" Mrs.
Hooper went on with a culver In her
/ voice and tears glistening in her eyes.
but I've got my nerve back now and
I'm going TO take a keen Joy in working
out all the new problems that will cor
'front.' me when I reach indianapolis and
have to begin life all over again"
Belle dabbed her eyes with her hand
kerchief and the children looked worried
until their mother laughed gayly. "In
Iact believe now It viii be a great adj
venture for all Of u.s." she went on. "and
with the old home stilN here in Nav.
1 Held just Is II always has been 1 don't
feel quite so stunned as 1 did at first"
well as I said before" remarked Belle.
Il might as well go right on up to the
city this morning since there Is nothing
I can do to help"
| But 1 don't want you to go.S object
/ ed Mrs. Hooper. 81 wish you'd stav
AMI go up to the city with Henry at six
o'clock and see him off on his train.
I've decided to say goodby to him here
because there Is no sense in my going
way up to the station and back again
but you will have TO go to the city any,
how and 1t won't be quite so forlorn for
MIN II you go to the overland train
/ with him."
"oh I'd love to do that Henry" ex-
Chained Belle Frightening at the pros
poets Of this little visit with her brother.
and you really could help me won
derfully II you'd go the dancing class
party with Helen this afternoon in INV
place, Mrs. Hooper went on. I've ever
I so many things to do and I'd like to
have the few hours with Henry rather
than spend them away from home. I'll
get dinner early and have mother come
over and have one last meal together
before you and Henry start for the city"
But will We have timer" inquired
| Belle.
"Oh, yes" said Henry, my train
! doesn't leave the city till midnight.
| shall be aOle to hear all about Helena
| party before I CO."
The menus for the three meals On
SUNDAY are:
BREAKFAST.
Grape Fruit
| Cereal
Goldfish Cakes
French Toast
| Coffee.
DINNER
Brown Sweet Potxtoes
Brown Sweet Potatoes Meat PA
| Spinach
Vegetable Salad
Custard Pudding.
SUPPER
Pimento and Nut Sandwiches
Dreamed Clipped Beef
Jelly Layer Cake
Cocoa.