New Britain herald., 1925-05-05
THE STORY so FARE

Dick horrows his mothers maid, | Maggie, to teach Gloria to cook Rut she refuses to learn, She meets ! stanley Wnyburn, an actor with whom she once hRd been in love
 Gloria invites Wayburn to houscwarmine, He comes, and Dick instantly suspects that Gloria Is in love with him, Wayburn makes love all evening to Myra Gail,
 The "wiId" party breaks mp whon ! Lola Houch "bawls out" l}ill, her husband. for betting May seymour, wife of Dr. John seymour, Maggie, disgustcd, quits her Job Then Gloria hires RangHid swanson, aI- | though Dick tells her he cannot at- ford houscmuid. She also buys new clothes and insists upon an automobile. Gloria begins 10 be jealous ot Miss Briggs, Dicks socrc- tay,
 one afternoon Dick returns home unexpectedly to lind lis wife enter tainug Wayburn, May seymour, and Jim Carcwr. Next morning May phones Gloria 10 tell her that the gossip about her love affair with Carewe has kept her out ot ihc Home Womans club, She bcGS Gloria 10 ask Mother Gregory, an oaccr of the club, 10 put her into it. Mother Gregory refuses.
 NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
 soon after Mays fearful teI'- phone message, Mother Gregory got up to go. She wrapped herself in her black broadcloth and furs that always slncllcd of mothbalis, and packed Gloria on her check.
 "Goodny," she said severely, And l hope that yonr friend, Mrs. Scy- mour, will be an example 10 you Of what happens 10 foolish wives who go traipslng around with men who wouldn't marry them if they had the chance.. Decent women simply won't have anything to do with them. And you can tel May seymour for me that until she glNcs up that Carcwc, shc can whistle and wait to get into the Home Woman's club or any other club where I'm d member. For I'll yOtv her down every timc, Shes q disgrace 10 thus tovn''
 Mother Grrgory j"rEcd h'r veil down over her Roman nose, and swept out of the house like ship in full saiI,
 So. Gloria thought. it was Mother Gregory who hal kept May out or :nr club, Wbdt il hateful woman Dicks mother Was, And how dreadful for May tc , know tha, hundreds Of women were agaua, her, wanted 10 have . nothing ut all 10 do with her! Tc , ,ao,y Ihat dozens Of tonguos were vaerire about her and her alfail Sl,n Jm CaroWe,. . And ye' - Glor!a knew that but for the grac' ot Prov idence, she might be i'll th' same boat with May Seymour, thu very minute,
 For someone, besides Mothe' Gregory, might have seen her am stan -Wayburn iii her car, Just q. people had soen May and Jim to -athor. Anl there would he tall and talk =. until the whole to"r would be talking about her an1 Stan.
 Gforls shivcrod as sho picked HI ta. telephone anI gave Mays mum be-,
 "Nrayyie, dcar, just finished taIhlr3 to Dicks mother, GtorIa ;..gan unuappily when May a"- sucrol Lor ring. "I d.d my H"r2 hest TOT you ,., but it's no uS". S.a says there's not a ghost Of c.anrr for you to go' into the r,ub
 You're right. there las brei a ro, ol talk about you and Jim \, least. Motflr Gregory says there
 "Th" old hypocrite" May broh' i. talSu.,. I'll bet she's al thf .u.tan C. ,ne whole thing, She'' a.wavs hated me the way lot o other women in this town have because married their dear, deal doctor, .. Women always have ,gzy corner in thcir hearts for th ,rriIv doctor. And they sure d' late him to haze wife. l'>e foun. tat ou,," ',
 Gloria laughed in spite Of herself
 "sut TO. Mother Gregory" st ,.7,.s,.I. "Why, she's old cnoug to he Dr. Johns mother VI
 "Oh, ] don't mean shes in loN with nim. you poor pruno." Ma .~.Ea u. "ghaus absmd. But Ju' ... ea,n.l l. women like to 'idn ,.. inmr ~,.pmb,tic doctor talk rrrsyaa interest in all th% u.,s and ia.ns. They love to go .ra vuh t0,jr troubles .'.. O' -orl .oH you a thlng or |" a.aut noing doctors wife, II .u.o..I to, Nou don't know IL" ha $ 4 #, doar'
 May pao-4 Cor breath. Theo Sl v.3. ou lu hor high voice: 'N' ...7 ;e .aut c,t into woman .h. ! suppose tho stores arg "o o.u 10 m,.... How WontH l' l. Q ro stopping with mo l
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 I can. have tho house toda r.. busv." Gloria hbbtd.
 She wondered how May won t.. 1T sl.o in,w inc truth u" Ias lad crrbiddon her 10 be sec anwu.rn w'A May. Nol u" ...t would have stopped G'ona'
 ,. had wasted to be seen WI
 I.,, sn, .u... sA. Was atra oe h,re raA.I about, along WI l-r Sn. amlt wan, 10 oe class a, n ~arI Q, Cna'hcr' with M'
 S,emour. No. indeed.
 Gloria Lrl,n 10 perceive 1'n'
 that nttnur .aw nor law inaN' - ru.. 5a~ world of ours h4' ~
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