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Evening journal., 1922-01-18
CHURCH CHOIR
TO ENTERTAIN

The newly organized choir Of the
Peninsula NJ p. Church will enter
tain the members of the church,
Sunday SCHOOL and the Christian
Endeavor at an entertainment to-
morrow evening in Rutter and Neis-
SCI. Hall. Twenty-third and Wash
ington streets.
Under the direction OF the follow
ing committees, an elaborate pro-
gram has been arranged: Literary.
Mrs. Joseph j. williams music,
Wilbur ]. Driscoll, chairman; Mrs.
Robert O'Blenis and Miss Elizabeth
G. Venn; refreshments, Mrs. D. G..
Evans. chairman; Mrs. S. vansant,
George S. Long; hail. Mrs. NJ. J..
Crawford.
Mr.. Long has offered the services
OF well-known trombone, cornet and
violin soloists. An effort has been
made to get first-class orchestra
for the occasion.
The program, as follows. will in
clude many pleasing selections:
Literary selection.
Soprano who Knows", by Ball.
Miss Francis Armstrong.
'Pippety-POp." girls chorus.
Bull Dog on the Bank" college
song):
lst tenor ........... Evan Simpson
2nd tenor ........ Wilbur j. Drlscoll
1st basso ........John j. Robinson
End basso ....George 5. Long
Basso solo, ION the Shore" by Neid-
lnger, George S. Long
lntermission and refreshments.
Cornet or trombone solo.
Dialogue. "Romance Of the War:
Miss Ethel Lee. Miss Hilda Nick
erson. John J. Robinson.
Mixed quartet Come Where the
Lilies Bloom" by Thompson:
Soprano ...... Mrs. Robert O'Blenis
Contralto ........... Mrs Stracker
Tenor ............. Evan simpson
Basso ..............Ge George S. Long
Literary selection.
The personnel Of the choir is:
Mrs. OBlenis director, Mrs. Joseph
J. Williams. pianist
Sopranos-Mrs. Robert OBlenis. Mrs.
Sarah Vansant, Mrs. r, ID. Williams.
Mrs Ann Scarborough, Mrs S. Shaw.
Mrs. NJ. ] Crawford. Miss Elizabeth
C. Venn. Miss Thelma Brittlngham.
Alto and contralto-Mies Ethel Lee.
Miss ID. G. Evans, Mrs. Stracker. Miss
G.. Mclaughlin, Mrs. Joseph Barney.
lst and 2nd tenors-Evan Simpson.
Mr. Swain, William d. Venn, Jr., VIII
bur u Driscosl.
Baritone and basso-George S. Long.
William A. Craner, Norman McCardle.
John j. Robinson.
Evening journal., 1922-01-18

than nourished. Jesus at the age
OF twelve years was not abnormal
It is we who are abnoral. The
greatness OF the spirit will surely
manifest itself in ways that can be
distinguished by everyone. Each
mother, like Mary, helps the sayings
and actions Of her child which are
different from other children hidden
in her heart. We try not to be
different, to be like each other Jesus
is the real pattern for our lives. We
are abnormal because we are so lit
tie ike Jesus
The, victrola gave another concert
on ~ea.,ay Lorninb John Barnes
Wells gave the opening selection.
"When Shadows Fall" The next
selection was the 'Pilgrim's Chorus"
from the opera Tannhauser." The
favorite selection by Kriesler Ca
price" came next on the program.
Another operate selection followed
The Nalse from Romeo and Juliet
sung by Galli-Curci. The concert
ended with Handers Largo sung by
Carouso.
b'NeuoS Vi the hutuuer or cases
OF scarlet fever in the town OF New
ark, the Board OF Health has asked
the University to cooperate in
checking the spread OF the disease
by postponing both the plays which
were to have been given on Thursday
evening. and the Artist Series Lee
ture on Saturday evening. The Uni
versity, wishing to help as much as
possible, has agreed to the proposal
OF the Board OF Health. The Wo-
mons College will entertain for the
other members Of the University on
Saturday evening. The Chinese fan
tasy, "The Turtle Dove" will be pre-
sented. There will be dancing after
the play.
Exams are looming UP in the very
Evening journal., 1922-01-18
CENTURY CLUB
So YEARS OLD
Luncheon, Dante PreSenta-
tion Make Anniversary
Happy Occasion

Today marks the thirty-third an
niversary Of the Wilmington New
Century Club. the history Of which
Is crowded with innumerable
achievements which have made for
better conditions in this community
During the clubs history the fol-
lowing women have served as presi-
dents: Augusta l.. Conant, 1881
Martha f. Cause. 1SS9-1S90; Emalea
p. Warner, 1S90-1S92; Abigail NJ
W Miller. 1S92-1S95. Frances S.
Garrett. 1Ss5-1se6; Mary II. Askew
Mather. 1896-1S9s: Mary S. How
land. 1S9S-19O0; s. Cornelia Bow
man, 19o0-1902; Rachel NJ. C. Van
degrft, 1s02-1sO4; Meta Gilpin
Kent. 1so4-19o6: Lucy Bancroft
Ginett. ls06-190S; Jessie Thomas
Belts. 1s0S-1910: Emma Lore. 1910
1912; Lizzie S. Wollaston. 1912-1914:
NJ. Irene Colby. 1e14-1916; Margaret
s. Berlin. 1916-1s1s; Aurora T.
Rayner. 1otS-1920; Martha p. Der
ickson Bringhurst. 1920.
The anniversary began at noon
with a luncheon which was attended
by more than $50 members and
friends The CHESTS OF honor were
Mrs Henry u. Boyer. of Smyrna.
president OF the state Federation Of
Womens Clubs; Mrs. S. Blair
Luckie. OF Chester and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Blankenburg. representing the
New Century Club OF Philadelphia.
Each OF the guests brought greet
ings. Mrs. William G.. Coke, was
toastmaster.
rhe luncheon was given under the
direction of Mrs. j. Merrick Horn
assisted by the following commit
tee in serving; Mrs, Joseph Stuart,
Mrs. s c Frederic, Mrs Arthur
Patterson. Mrs. r. D. String Miss
Mabel Goiding. Mrs. Edgar Hare.
Mrs. John b. Hoffman Mrs Harry
Y. Jemiso0. Mrs. s. J. KoscT. Mrs
=. F. Moody. Mrs r. l. Muhlhausen,
Mrs. Cecil w. Weaver. Mrs Do
lIavcr Morris. Mrs. Samuel Rum
ford. Mrs. William I. Hammond,
Mrs. Frank Reynolds. Mrs william
H. Wyatt. Mrs Henry J Bailey.
Mrs. ]. J. Geer1 Mrs J. Asa Adsir,
Afrs W. w Pusey I'd, Mrs. c.
STANLEY Chambers Mrs. Mitchell
Greenwood. Mrs. Joseph II. Warneld,
RS Daniel q. Hastings Mrs. w o.
Stack. Mrs. Edward Mackenzie, Mrs
llciand Lyon. Miss Anna Negendank
Hiss Esther Wilson. Mrs. Leslie r.
,ppieby. Mrs David r. Rutter Mrs
richard W Bond, Miss Elizabeth
vie Mss Lillian Fell, Miss Ruth
am. Taylor. Mrs Samuel Rumford,
Kris. ". 2. Inderlied. Mrs. Samuel
IF. Bayrarc. Jr., MRS. Coleman
7entley. Mrs Elwood Souder, Jr.,
nd Miss Mabel Davis.
All Mattresses wore the club coll
s. gold and white. The table dec
rations were green, white and
grange. under the direction Of Mrs
Toter Wright. Mrs. Frederick f..
Stone and Mrs. George s. Capelle,
IT,
Following the luncheon the after
room will be devoted to a Dante
nageant in which about 40 members
n the club will take part. The pa
reant is under the direction Of Mrs.
William c. Bla;z. chairman OF the
Evening journal., 1922-01-18
p d II E lie S

A number OF friends called at the
home Of Mrs. Lydia r. Biddle 12s
Concord avenue, on Friday evening
and gave her a surprise in honor OF
her birthday anniversary. Many
beautiful and useful gifts were re-
ceived.
An enjoyable evening was spent.
REGULATIONS were given by Miss Mil
dren Hollingsworth. Mrs. Rees Jar
mon. Mrs. Bradley Ford. Misses
Frances and Evelyn Sterling. A coll
lation was served at late hour.
Among those present were: Mrs.
Lydia r. Biddle. Mr.. and Mrs.
George ID. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wingate. Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley j
Ford. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Biddle
Jr., Mrs. Nelson Talley. Mrs Her
bert Whitesell, Mrs. Pruitt, Mrs
George II. Wagner. Mrs. b. Dea-
kyne. Mrs. John Matthews. Mrs. B.
Jones. Mrs. c. M. Stevenson. Mrs.
]. w. Davidson. Mrs. Harry ID.
Ford. Mrs. Clarence Glanding. Mrs.
Norman Gallagher Mrs. Samuel G.
Faulkner, Mrs. Reynolds Haber, Mrs
Rees Jarmon. Mrs. Robert Walls, the
Misses Frances Sterling, Pearl Cloud.
Evelyn Sterling. Mildred Hollings-
worth, Norman Davis. r. b. Robin
son, owen Cloud and Howard Bid
die.
A birthday surprise party was
given in honor OF Miss Glare Reed
last evening at the home OF her par
nts. Adjutant and Mrs. Reed, 200
Evening journal., 1922-01-18
KEIMERY CLUB
IN COMEDY

A rehearsal for the musical com
edy, Cupid and Chorister." was held
on Monday evening by the Kemery
Studio Club at the meeting Of the
club held at the home OF
Mrs. Theresa Downey, 1902
West Second street. Following the
musical program reception was
given to the Misses Frances sheridan
and Alice Geiszler. members OF the
club who were the successful win
ners in the Keith musicale contest
held last week at the Garrick Thea
tire.
The next meeting OF the club will
be held on Monday evening at the
home OF Miss Katherine Flannery
1908 West Third street.
Evening journal., 1922-01-18

gram. One Of the speakers will be
Mrs. Eugene Springer. chairman Of
the Emigrant Aid Society OF Phila-
delpkia and president OF the feder-
ated section OF the Penn Council Of
Jewish Women. She will take as
her subject. immigration Work"
Mrs. Matt Finger will discuss
THE Influence Of the Moving Pic
ture on the People OF Today" Mrs.
James Caswell will present national
current events and Mrs. Ralph
Saltzman. Jewish Current Events.
The council is cooperating with
the general Jewish Committee in
collecting books for the library fund
OF the Wilmington High School
The committee in charge OF this
work consists Of Mrs. James N
Ginns, Mrs James Cohen and Mrs
Sarah Barsky.
The dancing class Of the Wash
ington Heights class will meet on
Friday afternoon at the club. 1900
Boulevard. Fridays class will be the
first of a series OF ten lessons. Mrs.
Joseph L. Scott is chairman.
The social meeting OF the Mar
shallton Civics Club will be held at
8 o'clock tomorrow evening in the
school house. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged.
Evening journal., 1922-01-18

Colonel j. Ernest Smith left the
first Of this week for Palm Beach,
Fla, where he will spend the winter
He will be joined the first of Febru-
airy by Mrs. Smith.
Former Governor and Mrs. Charles
r. Miller have moved into their new
home on Willard street. They for
merly lived at 1 Red Oak Road, but
recently built on the house which
they are now occupying.
Miss Margaret Laird was enter
tained at an informal dance at the
Hotel DUPONT last week by a group
OF her friends. The affair was in
the nature of a farewell before Miss
Laird and her mother, Mrs William
H. Laird left for Charleston. S. c..
where they will remain until spring.
Mrs. Harlan C. Scott gave a the
atre party last Saturday afternoon
at the Playhouse to see Abraham
Lincoln" The party was in honor
of Mrs. Scotts daughter, Miss De-
borah Scott, and a group of her
friends
Mrs. II. B. Bradford entertained
informally at bridge last evening at
her home "Ellerslie." Edge Moor.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chadwick,
/ Of East Lyme. Conn. are occupying
Mrs w H. Laird's home. 20O2
Woodlawn avenue, while Mrs. Laird
is in the South.
Cards are out for tea to be
given January "a by Mrs. Otho
Rowland and Miss Louise Nowland
in honor Of Miss Louise Lea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J. Laird and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene e. dupont
have returned from a cunning trip at
Kynlock, Va
Mrs. Eugene Snow. OF the Navarro
Apartments, is entertaining Mrs.
! George Seeley Moore. of Bridgeton,
n. j. Mrs. Moore was Mrs. Shows 8
guest today at the anniversary
luncheon OF the Wilmington New
Century Club.
Mrs. Francis Hallowell and small
son Thomas, Of Sandy Springs. Nd,
are the guests Of Mrs. George f. Mes
bitt
Mr.. and Mrs Claude W. Sutton
spent the weekend in New York
City.
Miss Sarah Fletcher Bryan. OF
\ Tarboro. n. c., who has been the
guest OF Miss Janet Hardie. in this
city, has gone to Newark to visit
Mrs. George Carter.
Mrs. Preston Lea will give lunch
con and card party on Friday in hon
or OF Mrs. william NJ. Heger. OF
California
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus ,Beecher, OF
Moore, Pa. left yesterday by motor
for Florida, where they will make
their home. Mrs. Beecher will be
remembered as Miss Frances Scar
borough Of No. 10 Crawford Circle,
this city.
The Misses Dorothy and Marga.
ret Brown and Miss Madeline
Durling, students at Goucher Col.
lege,. Baltimore were weekend
guests OF Wilmington friends.
Evening journal., 1922-01-18

near distance. Reviews are being
conducted in almost every class.
Notebooks are being put into per-
feet order. In fact, working spirit
OF double intensity has seized every
one. The examination schedule has
been criticized because it makes i'm
possible the expected weekend at
home planned by many OF the stu
dents. There is a rumor that the
schedule is to be changed. but
rumor is not always an accurate
teller OF tales.
The list Of elective courses for the
next term has also been posted on
the bulletin board. Many OF the girls
are planning their schedules for next
semester.
Evening journal., 1922-01-18
CARD PARTY FOR NURSES.

Announcement was made today
that a card party will be held on
Tuesday evening. January 81, in
Sunshine Hall. 1909 Delaware ave-
nue.. for the benefit OF the nurses
home OF Delaware Hospital. The
affair is being arranged by all the
OF the hospital. Anyone
wishing tickets or reservations for
the party are asked to notify Miss
Jane Baxter. zoos West Ninth street
or Mrs. John Lecarpentier, 1Oo6
Wawaset street.
Evening journal., 1922-01-18
GIEE CLUB AT NIT. SALEM.

The Epworth League OF Mt. Sa-
lem NJ. f. Church met last night
and organized a giee club. II is
hoped to give the first concert in a
month. There are about thirty-five
members in the club
The following officers were elect
ed: President, Palmer Mailman
e-president, Miss Margaret
Brown; secretary. Miss Madeline
Banks; treasurer, Harvey White:
leader, J. Harvey Mearns.
Evening journal., 1922-01-18
NEIGHBoRHooD MEETING.

Miss Mabel Treat. OF the National
Community Service. who is in this
city with the Wilmington Com
munity Service for several weeks,
will lead the members Of the Madi-
son Neighborhood Association and
the young people OF the neighbor-
hood in games at 7.3O o'clock this
evening in the Field House, Third
and Madison streets. At the meet
ing Of the True Blue Club, of the
association, held yesterday afternoon
it was decided that the money made
from the bazaar held on Saturday
will be given to the association for
the building fund.
Evening journal., 1922-01-18

Mckay. s1O1a Madison street. The
evening was featured by vocal solos
and recitations A tempting repast
was served. The club recently met
at the home OF Mrs. Anna Hill. The
next meeting will be held at the
home OF Mrs. Beatrice Nah, 301
North Van Buren street.
Evening journal., 1922-01-18
Born

WIELAND-To Mr., and NJ,
IT. Wieland. Newark nj C.aIiss
Delaware Hospital, on January "a
a son. ""ig 40
BALDWIN-To Mr.. and NJ. NJ.
Baldwin. Chadd's Ford De y.
Delaware Hospital. on January i5,
son. ~
DRENNEN-To Mr.: and Mrs. william
Carney's Point y. J.. al the DeiaT
ware Hospital. on January Is, a son.
JONES-To Mr.. and Mrs. W q
Jones. Az West Seventh street al
the Delaware Hospital, on January
Is. son.
WILLIAMS-To Mr.. and Mrs. William
Williams, 424 South Harrison street.
On January IL a dsuxhts<.
Evening journal., 1922-01-18
BAPTIST MISSIONARY woRK

The Women's Missionary Circle OF
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
VIII meet in the church AT 2aO
0 CLOCK tomorrow afternoon. The
subject Tor discussion will be "Irs.
dia. Mrs. Albert Edge will e IN
charge OF the program. Following
the business meeting and the nra.
gram, refreshments will be served
The hostesses will be Mrs. w p
Hope Mrs David Reed, Mrs. Low
Mrs. d. c. Taylor and Mrs Morri-
son.
Evening journal., 1922-01-18
Y COUNTY FAIR

Plans have been completed for
the County Fair which the Hla-
watha Corps, OF the Girl Reserves OF
Y. W. c. A, will hold in the club
rooms So4 Market street. on Fri
day evening. The articles which
will be offered for sale will be at
prettily decorated booths and there
will be a large array Of novelties for
all who attend.
Evening journal., 1922-01-18
CHANGE DATE
OF ANNIVERSARY

The Twentieth Century Club, Of
Smyrna has changed the date OF its
anniversary luncheon to February 22.
The luncheon had been scheduled to
be held this week. Reciprocity Day
will be observed by the club on Jan
uary 81, with the Clayton Century
Club.
The Smyrna Club will present the
program.
Evening journal., 1922-01-18

Fund. The public will be admitted
this evening on small fee.
The general chairman Of arrange
ments for today's celebration is Mrs.
E. T. Negendank assisted by Mrs.
w w. Pusey. 3D. Mrs. Clifford e.
Iszard, Mrs Walter d. Mode Mrs.
Frederick Bringhurst, the clubs
president. Mrs. Robert b. Raynor
and Mrs Bach planned the program
which was presented during the
luncheon.
Evening journal., 1922-01-18
DRAMA 1EAGuE NO MEEr.

The annual meeting OF the VIII
mington Drama League will be held
at this time. Action viii also be
taken at this meeting upon the sug-
eestion given by Miss Pauline
Vrooman. that is groups OF the
league be selected and each group
have on hand or in preparation a
play 80 that an attractive program
might always be. ready to present
II called upon
Evening journal., 1922-01-18
BABY FOR SHARPFS

Mr. and Mrs. T. Earl Sharpe. OF
Buffalo, n. Y, are receiving con-
gratulations upon the birth Of a
daughter on Saturday. January Il.
The baby has been named Elizabeth
Anne. Mrs. Sharpe will be remem-
bred as Miss Dorothy u. Walsh, OF
this city.
Evening journal., 1922-01-18
Y ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting OF the Young
Women's Christian Association will
be held tomorrow evening at the
club rooms. s04 Market street. A
supper will be served at $50 O'Clock
and at 8 o'clock the business meet
ing will be held. Reports will be
read and the annual election OF Of
hcers held
Evening journal., 1922-01-18
MRS. PETERS IMPROVES.

Mrs. c. d. Peters. who has been
in st. Joseph's Hospital, Philadel-
phia, for the past two weeks. is
much improved and expects to re-
turn to her home. in this city. in
about a week.
Evening journal., 1922-01-18

5 x S x

Mrs. Leishman and children have
joined the Rev William Leishman
at the manse Of Eastlake Presby-
terian Church. 2411 Tatnall street.
Mr.. Leishman is the new pastor of
Eastlake Presbyterian Church.
Miss Marion Wadman, 1905 West
Fourth street, who has been seri-
ously in from typhoid fever, is con-
valescing.
Evening journal., 1922-01-18
sIsTERHOOD MEETING

A social meeting OF the Sisterhood
OF the Adas Kodesch Congregation
will be held at 7.50 o'clock tomor-
row evening at the home OF Mrs.
Louis Topkis. 1902 Boulevard. An
interesting program has been ar
ranged
Evening journal., 1922-01-18
WOMEN VOTERS TO MEET.

The annual meeting of the Will
mington League OF Women Voters
will be held at o'clock tomorrow
evening in the parlors OF the First
Unitarian Church, West street above
Eighth. Election of officers will be
held.
Evening journal., 1922-01-18

! ]SSRI2S;'S,S9 ISI9SIS1

The engagement OF Miss Madeline
c. Fell. of this city, has been an
nounced to Clarence W. Davis, Of
near Newark. The wedding will take
place in the spring.
Evening journal., 1922-01-18
ISI1z...s!I!II5II..s.... I5I.........|.......I:...::| sI$!5

Miss Josephine Fisher Panley
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Pan
ley and Charles Edwards of this city
were married last evening at Trinity
NJ. r. Church parsonage, by the Rev
e. II. Collins. Miss Grace r. Horne
was the maid of honor and William
NJ Panley best man. Mr.. and
Mrs Edwards will live in Whining
ton.
Evening journal., 1922-01-18
They Keep Their Grip

NAn Editor1al by the Society Edor)
The oldest married couple in the United states-James
and wfehave their DESTROYED by FIRE
Abrams
He years she
Wen life all Bell
Mrs Bell mods adds,
That's inspiring TO who in the mouth It
doesn't matter what happens
Wilmington elsewhere, they keep their grit It's
disbursement trouble, that ruin
Evening journal., 1922-01-18
Y. NJ. H. A. Will DANCE

The Y. NJ. II. A. win hold a dance
in its auditorium at Third and Kinr
streets tomorrow night, starting at
$50 o'clock. Music will be furnished
by the Metropolitan orchestra.
Evening journal., 1922-01-18

CAN Editorial by the Society Edisor)

a with her a
Massachusetts, Hospital School,
physical disabilities.
her Like blindness which usually
All handicaps be overcome.
Evening journal., 1922-01-18

South Union street. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Saylor. II. Craw-
ford and James Irwin. Mrs. F. Neien-
huis. Mrs. e. Terry. Mrs. J. Turner,
Mrs. J. Irwin. and the Misses Bud
Neienhuis. Dora and Ada Terry.
Annie and Alice Turner. Ruth and
Irene Irwin, Lydia Saylor and Mar
tha johnson
Evening journal., 1922-01-18

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pier. 702
North Rodney street, entertained a
few friends last evning in honor OF
the birthday anniversary of Miss
Edna Glasco. Miss Glasco received
many pretty gifts Those present
we're: Mr. and Mrs James Dris-
coll. Miss Ella Dougherty, Mrs.
Harry Applegate. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Kessler and Miss Emma Will
hams.
The Appreciation" club met last
evening at the home OF Mrs. Horace
Evening journal., 1922-01-18

The Misses Dorothy and Marga-
ret Brown and Miss Madeline
Durling, students at Goucher Col
lege,. Baltimore were weekend
guests OF Wilmington friends.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-24
AR BY Pc TIER ,B. KYNE
TIIEVENCEANCEO OF
HENRY JARRO OMAN
By Roy Vickers

comment she ,related fhs pos1don
Of affairs. -
Jarroman diessted it IN silsoce
for Q moment. Thea:
nAs ! understand e." he nid,
lord and Lady Doucestsr object
10 the marriage on acooont Of
your parentage. A nAfufui OBJ
lection. from their point Of vteW,
and, II seems. from yours also.
Do not let IL embarrzas you. my
dear. I quite realize you can
value Mr.. stranack's career above
everything without yourpelf feel
ing ashamed Of your father and
his past" 80
He had thrown q humorous
sympathy into his voice that
made her turn to him tmpuleive-
~. Before she could speak, how
ever, q scrap OF paper nuttered
across the road, and, combined
with her own abrupt moyemeut,
frightened the mare. With D
nervous whinny the mare boited
down the road, running IN that
part Just above the ciiffs.
Jarroman, who was the more
powerfully mounted, noRged his
with her. He snatched her rein
and threw his great weight on Il
but his own horse balked him
There was no real danger The
cliff head was yet a good 100
yards distant, and the noad with
its grassy bank interviewed But
Jarroman lost his head in sudden
cyclonic terror OF her death He
snatched her from the saddle, and
crushed her to him with such
force that she cried out in min
gled establishment and pain.
His own horse was glad 20 stop
under the double burden He
lowered her gently to the ground.
why ever did you do that7"
she asked And then. as he
swayed slightly In his saddle.
20. you're faint You've hurt
yourselfr'
He stared at her, bereft Of
speech. His mind was fumbllng
with an incident Of some three
weeks back; that moment in the
car. on their way 70 Brighton,
when he had feared an accident,
when he had known this same
wild panic for her safety. had
feared death might snatch her
from him
But then II had been because
his hate had ciutched its sacrifice,
had racked itself with a vision of
empty affairs.
And now?
Now for q tortured second-he
CROPPED for that hate; and he
could not find II.
With q violent effort Jarrornan
mastered himself. Murmuring an
apology to Nadia, he went in pur-
suit OF her mare. now trothng
peaceably away; within . fsw
minutes the girl was mounted
again and they were on the way
back to the hotel
(copyrtght. Is2a. BY the Chicago Trfsu.e
To Be Continued Tomorrow.