Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-15
!. ,.uo,s VINO m THE Story

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S~t someSow fascinated W
alYip gANCREE ycsn2 nr 1n,ersecnt sss,,tes ssa, T.
E sO,ffssTrtisc OffsTTttis y 1Sesf. SeHciGriv bst rot al
.ls!!ssfsoatt az tSe S,0. .chcSss n mSsress asa
s;issns on rs vstur" 70 nnrr ~ mcr'os tono
s9ytsssTdhrsrT, sThsT,v Il IrsesisfsbIy intcrestino "a
Nw Nw. II q Mot .,s,S ,UsSo''hv. but mas modest
fs.ds, ,,, WvesI" @1s.r,. father, a silent, force.
Hxs I'LL fVnSii Vtn1pieci Xmcrican. .Susiness nus: ,gho
rom snGM nn ssarf Y isader sas 'vGVW n Wew YoSk.
err ssGr~:esretton N s6ustncss preyemts attention
q KH son ard q dou0nser' W"o o'' 'e'' 70
~ ,oW,,w' "oI1 ~ III, a handsome and a.trac.
SHHs; rs; Tomon. .tn middle g0e. utth some 2! ~
,sls:s. o. y9sc, 3, tSe voasSer US @
liz SM jos pulled NJ her 'om''v to Mo" social
sostos, sos,, -. 81. or. q, the haphaxard.
Sos LIZ ECMGids iads y IKE dov. ~
aeo10E LYCETT. an elderly friend o. SAT-;
sfsy ona ths Monrmmi. ~ .w n0 n0,eyI Syesana.
sS!''sUDoCnw,s.'' s!s sDCws' ''''
:,
fEANWH1LE the object OF this
wi ,orcntol solicitude had reached her
s..r roo,n and, stretched in n chair,
"" NV, nermitted her maid to remove her
Soot. I and the other habilinents OF her
iste. encounter. Like her fathers. her
brows were tangled IN thougnt ana ny
her eyes was quest.S,m' ,,;Sa a'Ier S. ant ~
daughter were sihguail.y y.h.as' aM' III q.
this momeht; t.s satS"r ioct.I
dehniteness tnat Tue ..'.'. s
She had at last declded tnut sue aau
had every incentive TO anger uI sne
performance OF the ethnoioglst Pe.son'
who, though he had maze nimselt s.a'c
i ulous, had succeeded ~ muklns &c. -.
tribe ridiculous also. Inc s.osS ,a, oi nUw %".
tins soit.spVnc" 'r.sS IN R"h,s horse, and
across ~. yoa"S snw,ns Rromh,e nv n field
'baten tnH iamU .nUIS =. tniJ With varin
ana mam. g.. ,,,,t;n. Heii-thot ia.
uons ~ o.et .,,I tte y. Eant nn,ot
unless " eou.u VIC A.'' H ,.,. nj.
She would nave 10 reckon Win Doy
too for risRihg CentipeGe . ess t,.n. unu
wind In the surprising aaveMture. ,..,. i.ns .Ss
sng,y Us o." H.. ,,;.;tor,s manner for
i:.. mlIaness ~. =. on,,,dn;t ba,n feclimv sorry
ti'uu hroIar orw THAT vide >hnd
.S.n .yCus ..sorJ,; md n Cherry. "sand"
sA." ,,o~ w,s moro n no chosen than
~ u..a. r;chos or nnv ncrsonal qualities
IT, ~. ho n',,,,J roxsess for the talk of
Ia. ~ vnIor Ind been I'm the very mir
49, sbn Ind hreoihed,
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Sne alesSeu sloM.S s I unM .;i.. "rt Iou,"
Ush ~ 'Ie Gnu Vi neE to.. ,.s,J,,
s,,ir;nc Dinner nt The Aiohun houses
Id nnne of The aspects of formality,
a. Alicia Mohun had discovered that
tSs enslcst wnv 70 lose desirable nc.
sus,ntnncrs wns IN give tedious dinners,
snd that tho nath 10 their hearts lay
tSrouvh their desire not 70 be bored by
~nnsccssary stodriness.
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40 H. Aea na.n,na N.""' ~ H.. 10 o.. a s~adav % .ss
" tne inatrohs OF her set, eunIay was
T.rc. % ~. afternoon "at Sp,ne' for The
snco,rauemcnt of lnudnblc artistic nm.
Mtions. surely fate was with her in
this. And where was the harm In nav.
inr people In 10 dinner. providing one
forswore "auctionu?
Th. ,;u,.- Co., ,,h,,, r,,, ,-,..o,,
"t tho as Srst - ~ % sarios ~ hs ,;ven e0't" :"
W. tue srst 1.,''. .. u series ~ ue gwen 70
toups VI ueou'an'es WIZ % were 10 Oe
aer assUc'ates sa ~ ~ tue er. COMING .n % sh;o
cml ssmpa'sn. e. anu t"e merry @oMa "nIsn
aasa u;S.n tis rs .,s;m. m"E 9n,On,, suo Eavc
;ss.' " s;.; eslaense oa snur ,,,. , SnesIs i've.
mnst nsst phHp"ShiJ' p.hap,n haJ han ;,,hnn;tnI % -,
scbool % md college Jnvs "nd thew ali Mi
.sI,.J - .L - IT.: rn:
,.,,r" ,.mos '"' a'o''e' " 'he'F o"f's''a"
'-re'' wv
merry. meanwhile was engaged! IN
ep'rited conversation with Dicky Wi.
Det.oIce. Who was teliing her aoout the
interest In her Forthcoming flight. was
completely oblivious OF her SURROUNDINGS.
.St reckohins WIN ner orother bob'
wno sat III ms lathers place ut the
neau VI the taDie' awa'tcd her' ana 1t
came WIN suddehhess which sur
p''sea ner'
For Eugenia Armitnges the mis-.
chtevOus, having vainly attempted to
attract her attention by calling her
name across the table. at last succeeded
throwing II piece Of biscuit which struck
Cherry's bare shoulder.
Cherry" she cried glecfully, "you
shall notice me-"
"Oh. Genie, do behave" laughed
vssI.y s."sm.n T%r. nrsssHt SG see that there are
And wlsrsE" there" .. asked the other ccolly.
Cherry. do tell inc who was that freak
on the gray horse you were riding with
'ais afternoon" "
"sh-" said Cherry with n warn.
sSsin IN hcr ,o,"na',.' W"s' ""a 'urhed
=, But insist. He wore white socks,
ss garters were blue and he seemed very
osank.
..rleasc. Genie"
No. I'm resolved. Was It a race?
Haa IL so, why! saw him cut in from
a drunken man in white socks - und % Simc