New Britain herald., 1928-05-04

that DaAid-d-ar and sweet and good as he undoubtedly is-bclonss 10 your past, q past which l want Y had never existed
 sally opened her lips 10 speak. put the utility of the r,tort sh, Was about 10 mak, overwhelmed her How could she forget those r lon,- iS. mise r4hle years in state orphau- ago And hoN could her nothor pos Sihly expect hcr to forget David. Who mad been her only friend, her per feet knight when such dreadful trouble as Enid, in her sheltered litc, could hardly imagine. had made her d hunt ed. terror-strlcken fugitive rom justice" "' David to whom she Was half married, David whom she uould always Iove, even if she never saw him again. But shc would see Hm'
 Phase don't ect that sulky. stub born look on your face, Sally Enid spoke almost sharply. T am think ing or David. 100. Do you really think it would ha fair 10 him 10 ask him 10 come 10 New York merely .ol a party, to ses tle girl he cannot hope to marry make Ter debut in q society 10 which h. could never be- long Don't be utterly selfish. darling, Think Of me a little. too, David knows--the truth. You must know it would be painful for Inc 10 Sco him. after tine story told you in his presence. l want to forget. Sally. and just be happy, now that l have my daughter with me" The lovely voice trembled with threatened tears, and the cornflou blue eyes pleaded almost humbly with i'm placable sapphire ones.
 'l m sorry. Mother" Sally an swcred steadily. "But-you promis- "d, Eve done everything you asked me 10 do for more than two years. ! kept my promise not to writc to David. because all the time I was counting on you to keep yours.
 Enid Barr flushed and tapped an srilv with her pen against the edge of the desk. 'Of course. if you put If that way, l have no choice, How shall Linda address the invitation ?" Thank you, Mother" Sally cried. stooping swiftly 10 lay her lips against her mothers golden hair. You've made me awfully happy" Her voice shook a little with awed delight as she gave her mother the only address she knew-Dayid's grandfather's name and the R. r. b. route on which his farm lay.
 T suppose I'm having all this bother for nothing." Enid brighten ed "The boy would be an idiot to spend the money on the trip--cven If he has it to spnnd,"
 A beautiful light glowed in Sally's wide. dreaming eyes. David will come" she said softly. He will come if he has 10 walk"
 i "A hiking costume would be SO appropriate at society girls debut ' Enid pointed out. little maliciously, but she smiled then. q little secret satisfied smile. as i. she hoped he would look q rubc among the sleek young men who would be asked 10 view her daughter when she was Of ticially put "on the market"
 But Sally was too happy to notice. May I write him. too Mother" Ii would look so queer. just sending alm an invitation, without a word
 Absolutely not" Enid was stern. "Thc invitation is more than sufi- cient. Now run along. darling. and dress for Bobbys luncheon. It seems to me there were never so many >ub-deh arti"s as there are this Wear, but you simply must go 10 all ot them if vour first season is to be a success. The list is going to he lhilos long, she worried. "Pnrhaps it would have hetu wiser to have your party at the Ritz, as Mrs Proctor and most of the others are doing, but there seems 10 hc littie reason to keep up an enormous establishment like this if you can't entertain in it.
 Coming ont seems SO silly 2 sally protested with sudden. un- usual spirit. "Of cours" with me n's different The crowd doesn't know In" Very well yet, but noaI1y all 0, h" dehS have been really ont for two or three years. They've beer pr"mtrotting and going to 'ht opera and the tb"atcr alone with m" .Nrn to night Clubs---I can't s-" Wha' real difference if will make to mos o' them"
 'pf course Hou can't" Enid sai, With uuiut"ntional cruelty. ''N or haven't been reared to this, sort 0 llHug. But you'l learn. Run alont now. and look your prrttiost. An, 'A He Way. n you have H minute ""ut you stop hy the pbotogra Uiur~ io Choo~o tfp' poses 10 be re ha-rd for puhliratIouH The ~oCIrt, iltor- Are calling up frantically Al 'h'N'vo uHd are suaps hots of you md l want them 10 print piCtur that WIll do Nou justice, You're rcalI 'h. loEeli.st thing on the d,h lis his y'ar. you know Eut do rn, lIoa- l >hun't sct q blessed thIu don. If 9ou -fuy hrrc gossipina vitI mo"
 Sally tat,elt.J. kissed hor n~th. "Ild tau from tho roonl. r.'Jr.,N; Ulfo tIUJs Rice. Who 1yaS @l. tn waiting oU'slde inc otIicp uuvU in 't'r'l' " between motu'r Iu' daughter should bo tlmshed
 Linda" sh" ~hlsp' rcd. her ,ao rosy "Uu sweet mharraSsni'ut co gave Mother the name of ,er