The Dolores star., 1923-08-17

you. Dad will marry all sor. \.
with splendid composur ana
There's nothing TO be sfraB a.
is at his best In emergencIe, NJ
Il do love dignity" sala :.
gratefully.
Don't say nasty thlnr IA :.
my wedding day. Youl ~, !,
dignity you want. When yor :
after the wedding breakfay, q.
riage with the two IA, horss, !,
waiting for you; It will copys, :,
the train. and then away ,o,-,
did you say you were goIpsr
Closeminster," said Georr,,
turously. Alexander Is to b. :,
ed as assistant to the pnbs,s.
six weeks time. was 50 pl,.
he suggested we should 70 80
to the place where later his tv,s,
lie. There, under the shadOs d
glorious old cathedral"
you'll spend an ldylllc, ,e,,,
eymoon." said Aimee. "Hox y.
dear. Aren't you grateful to .,
1t hadn't been for my stunt. 70. \
have missed n whole lltes h,r,.
But Billy and /"
you're going through to R.-
on the car. aren't you, dea-l \
ander told me"
There's Aunt Erytheam ul
NEE. I'm glad mummIe nd1g
old terror to come"
"Who is that with herr
"My new unCle.In-law, NJ. n
ton. He's n peach! Aunt seer,,
getting on with him splpniIdly y
at her back! Who's the funrI 4
man TINT seems half asleep, rgI
the ccdar?"
MY Uncle Joseph" mn,
! GeOrglna. "IIc didn't realize IN I
we left Jervnulx. that ough, % ]
been at home with him all ths !
| don't think he really grasIs N
sltion. even now"
~ don't wonder. These p'',ss
never do grasp anything" I'D
Aimee. "We've beaten Dian
Bertrand. They're to be msrs
London next week"
isn't all this Delightful 70 .
Of" sighed GeOrgIna. 'atter Il.
rors we went through, Did yC!
hear what became Of that wonr
told me about-the wife Of ,hs
glar?"
"Never heard word more o.
think she got away"
at all seems like some feartrl
mare now" shuddered her cocs;
"As the wife Of a future Y
you'll wipe II OF your memory
gle. dear. But | never shall!
greatest time | ever had In NJ
The joy of living, Georgle'
Scroope suddenly entered the n
"Children," she said grareIy' :
minutes we start for the chaF-
Aimee bolted into her rOol
lowed by her mother,
do you see 'em YETI Wha
nm apple-cheeked woman eagef'!
red popples in her bonnet Quvd
she raised herself on tlptoe, 10
of the Scroope Towers hOusehOl
grouped on either side OF me
porch, behind the assembled gu
The apple-cheeked woman w
Summing Of Ivy cottage, Stahup
only envoy from the JeTyauN
Her eyes sparkled, she cIu'cHe4
| ly to her brenst a large bag
= n barbarous custom still peFDi'
ScrOope.
Aimee and Billy suddenly e
from the porch at speeu' ~
closely by Alexander and uv
amid cheers. hower-petilS su
fetti. Mrs. Summing, with SUI
opened her batteries.
Alexander and Georgina, "
to the right. climbed into lne
carriage. Billy, escaping tlr0u
shower of rice. shot past 10
BEAT IT." he cried to the rn'
and caught Aimee by the nam
gether they scudded on foo' w
drive. i,
The guests paused in astOnl'
Lady Scroope, her eyelashes W "
laughed gently. Aunt Er!'"Ir q,
an inqulring nose round the p''
The bride and bridegroom
made good speed for Two
yards. turned into a clliinp "
that efficiently hid the f'!iHs
Billy snatched up piue Wv
lay athwart the saddle.
"On with itw cried Billy, y,
In a twlnklIng Aimee dom
wrap; as Billy bestrode tne So
threw herself upon the pil'i0D
arms about his waist. :,
"Ready-partner! b',' .,r
LET her rip" panteu ~
ously. I'm,
! The Sphinx hummed sM W, ,
o the park road and swung 'e''
g highway.
Hold Tight" II
The Sphinx breasted u" II,
h Mt sixty miles an hour'
t screamed past them. ,,,r
/ Aimee laughed aloud. ~ ,se
ward from the pllllon. sue ~ ~