The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-06-08

iShs win ain ny tiut cpiSuue OF sew
eral years ago. when, ever since, she
had been so circumspect. After all IL
had been only a mild Irritation, and the
Frenchman wasn't very young. He
was fool to keep thinking of 1t. and
a greater fool to harp upon IT,
He said no more. but left the table,
angry with her and angry with HIM
self.
In the interest Of secrecy It had been
| arranged that the wives should dine
and dress together in certain houses in
the neighborhood, while the husbands
! dined and dressed In others, and that
all should arrive at the club masked.
Archibald Welkins consequently left
the limousine to be used by his wife
and her friends, and taking the bag
containing his costume, which was sup
posed TO resemble King Charles III,
drove In his roadster to Tom Bayne's
house. where he found group of men,
some of them already in their finery.
some dressing, all with cocktail glasses
in their hands.
BY the time he had donned the regal
wig and knee breeches, and drank
three cocktails, he began to change his
mind about the fancy dress ball. 1t
was an amusing idea, this secrecy, He
was going TO have good time. Never
theless, when he asked Eleanor what
she was going to wear she should have
told him. He still felt some resentment
about that.
Tom Bayne had an excellent cellar
With dinner he served large highballs,
and his Scotch was exceptionally
ing with the others, he caught his re-
Election In mirror and approved
thereof. The jewelled star shone bril-
llantly upon his breast; the black silk
stockings admirably set of his leg,
which was good leg, and the long,
dark, curly wig gave him. he thought, a
mysterious appearance. What did he
care after all. about Eleanor's refusal
to tell him what her costume was TO
be? He wasn't going TO worry about
Eleanor tonight Not hel He had
offered to-that was enough. She
didn't know what he was wearing,
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