Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
SUB ROSA
ny MIaGI.
BY INN.
il sudden short Rush.

Perhaps you've admired some man
for long timeyousve admired MIN
from some way OF, because ne
never noticed you particularly
And then perhaps one evening You
were transformed with happiness 70
sind him cuttinn In on yop begging
YOU to sit out dances with him y-
ing you extravaganza compliments
giving you the rush of your HE.
You've gone home treadsIlg on air,
planning all the details Of the next
meeting just what you'll wear ana
what hen be sure to say.
You've awakened next morning IL
q golden glow OF happiness, realizing
that he must surely call within the
next few hours.
And for several anxious. heart
rending days after that you've walt
ed for the call that never came.
you've been miserable with suspense,
and utterly bewildered by his silence.
You'd have saved yourself much
heartaciie in the first place n YOU q
learned the stern lessons that no girl
can depend on the sudden, short
rush. She has to walt and watch be-
fore she can be convinced that one
evenings devotion means real at
tachment.
frances rushed into the dressing
room one night after big dance at
the military academy. oh, girls,
she fairly shrieked to her friends.
am thrilled to death. Hoyt Van
Duyk has given me the most marvel
Gus rush all evening. I've been
crazy about him for ages, Dut ne
never noticed me before. He wants
me to come up here again with MN
in two weeks II nearly broke my
heart to tell him that I'd already
promised Haywood, but that Ia come
with him next time.
..Oh, why not just ditch Hey and
tell Hoyt that yon'll come with him Z"
asked Betty. Write Hoyt note.
and tell him it's all on again.
So Frances in the greatest ex-
citement sent Hoyt note the next
morning, telling him that she was
leaving on the noon train but would
be glad to come UP with him IN TWO
weeks time.
Arrived home, she watched for the
postman until she nearly lost the
sight of both eyes. No letter came.
After q desperate wait Of ten days.
she wired Hey that she'd accept his
invitation. after all. and that Safur-
day night found her at the hop again.
Hoyt was there but he didn't seem
To see her. He was all wrapped up
in some dark girl. Frances was
miserable. She must have done
something to hurt him. she reasoned,
for he certainly had been wild about
her.
So she made a fool Of herself IN
six different ways that evening. try
ing to catch Hoyt alone long enough
to explain that she hadn't meant 70
make him angry. etc.
Finanally some merciful friend
told her quietly that Hoyt had Just
become engaged to be married
that the dark girl was his iancee.
Several weeks later, when Frances
had recuperated enough from the
blow to be able to sit up and take
notice, it dawned on her that Hoyt
had been merely using her to get
GLADYS jealous-the reason for his
short. sudden rush became painfully
It nearly broke Frances
heart. she thought at the time, but
she learned a valuable lesson--not
TO get all keyed up, excited and happy
over the attentions OF one eve
sit back and wait for further
signs Of devotion before planning the
details of q wedding.
fCopyright. 1881
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