New Britain herald., 1926-08-26

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 The bungalow of the artist a ongfronted house, shinged and painted white With the superior taste of the Harbor Gardens crowd he scorned such things as living rooms paror, breakfast acoves and sleeping poTches
 The whole of the middle of the house great room called the lounge which had doors back and front and from which the staircase ascended Then end the studio spacious and well lighted and the other end the dining That all, for the long rear tension back of the dining which housed the kitchens and servants quarters
 Owing to the large size of the there ample space upstairs for many chambers guest and baths
 wide brick terrace ran along the whole front of the house, and the back doors opened onto the garden.
 The studio the end of the house next to Mrs Prem tss and its great windows looking north showed the garden blazing mass of color all through the season.
 Though the lounge attractive, and planned with eye to comfort and convenience, the studio also foabe cozy room and oener than not family and guests gathered there to smoke and talk for Perry Heath never too busy to stop work.
 It soft lovely evening in late June that the two Heahs sat there with two house guests who they figure largely Tn this story may well be described here.
 Bunny Moore, whose real name Berenice the girl guest and she beautiful with the oveliness of youth. Though nearly tWenty-tWo, she looked than eighteen and her golden bobbed head her big blue and her unnecessarily touched up complexion of that Dresden china variety that in it's perfection is per haps the fairest thing God ever made.
 Eight years younger than her hostess, they home town friends and Bunny was happily spending month at the Gardens.
 coored chiffon Bunny looked like French dol But she was far from being of dol-like nature.
 1 say she remarked as her well reddened lips opened to allow the words to out and cigare to enter any of the hilarious populace coming to dinner?
 "No' said Myra her pale lips lazIy smiling as she glanced at Bunny Were all alone for once After din her. we'll have spot of bridge and tuck in early
 Finer Bunny said T think I'll. wash my hair Don't want to trail down to New York just for that Katie can help dry it."
 "Yes, after she comes in' Myra acqusced Its her night out"
 ll help dry it," volunteered Larry Inman the other guest. He distant relative of Myras second or hlTd removed but he traded the relationship to come now and then for visit.
 He was wholesome looking well set up chap with dark crisp alr and red brown eyes Ta broadshoudered and athletic in his white flannels, he looked typical guest and Perry Heath often said he wasn't bit crazy over Larry but he tolerated him around because he fitted into the atmosphere.
 lnmans face in repose somber and little cynical but when he smiled all forgiven and he the heart of anyone who saw him.
 Bunny liked him ot and though they were eternally sparring, they were the best of friends.
 'Frad not she returned, "the ceremony has to take place in my bathroom and Nyra such old fuss where the proprietes are concerned"
 maid entered, pushed perambulator which real y small cearet She brought to rest in front of Heath who at once set himself to the business of mixing cocktails
 Myra from her lounge chair studied the maid critically But she could find nothing Cap apron and per sona attitude were all perfection for Katie quick to learn and Myra thorough and competent teacher
 Though there supposed to be about the house the careless and informal air always associated with studio or bungalow Myra Heaths housekeeping instincts re beed, and she was most punctious in the matters of domestic etiquette.
 So Katie took the glasses from Heath her perfectly appointed tray with its cavare canapes and tiny napkins and served them properly
 But after that she allowed to leave the room and dividends" were portioned out by Heath himself,
 Rotten to have snoopy maid around" he growled cocktails should be absorbed only in the bosom of ones own family"
 Katie isn't snoopy his wife reioned, not curtly but with the air of one stating important fact
 Not snoopy exactly offered Inman "but softly and cat-footed she gets on my nerves"
 T wouldn't have noisy servant about, NIyra informed him, with calm glance of hauteur
 Well she spells the whole day for me- Heath declared