New Britain herald., 1928-05-08
THIS HAS HAPPENED

she vas four Is fa rms6 out tt
 tien Carson. She meet. David Nash
 athlete and student. .ho is working
 on the Carson farm during his va
 cation Because Of his insulting re.
 marks about Dayid's friendship 10,
 Sally, T'avld strikes Carson terrific
 blor. He and Sally run away and
 loin arnival-pa.td as cook (
 helper and Sally as Princess Lalla,
 crystal Eazer,
 Tn Capital City, location O the
 orphansse. Sally Is recognized hy
 one of croud of little orpha ns
 rno troop into the show, chaper-
 ner, by hesutifui woman. Gus, the
 barker. divert. attention from Sally
 and she escapes. Arthur Van Horne.
 an easterner. who annoys Sally with
 his attentions. tells her the beau'i- ful chsperon is Enid Barr, wealthy
 New York Tratron
 One day Sally IS terrified 10 find
 herself confronted rit Mrs Stone,
 na'ron of the orpha mage, vho has
 followed Sally, She and David flee
 and are about to be married uhsn
 Mrs. Stone and Enid Barr rush in and stop the ceremony. Enid con fesses sh. IS Ssllys mother and that she believed her child to be dead until recently. Enid separate. Sally and David and egac's promise that they Till not communicate with each other during the next tTo years while Sally IS a' 2 fashionable south ern finishing school. Sally continues 5 10 lose 2 nsld and rhen her mother IS at last making np the invitations for her coming -out party. Sally in- slsts that David he included, When h. arrives at her party he seems changed and teus her she must for Sst him. They are interrupted by Van Horne and David bolts Van Horne tells Sally he knows about her mothers past and makes her promise to 'oin him for q drive after the party. Sally con~n's, In her room is a note from David telling her xccdhy
 NOW GO ON WITH THE SPORT
 CHAPTER NLvI1
 Five weeks lster--i| WAS in early January. just before the annual ecurryinE of self-coddlinE society folk from the rlzors of . Aew York winter to the sunshine of Palm Beach and Nassau Sally Barr 'one of the seasons most beautiful dehu'antes, as the society editor. called her, sat .. 2 table for slx in one of New Tork's most exclusive night clubs.
 She was thankful for the fact that an inhumanly flexible male dancer was doing his most tncred- ihle trick. for the amusement Of th. clubs patrons, for watching him gave her an opportunity to think, an excuse for not chatterinE brightly as dehutsntes were ex- pected to do.
 Grant Proctor, whom Enid had hoped she would marry. sat op- posite her. Arthur Van Horne on her right. Beside Grant. t~ittering and giggl'ng was Claire Bsin- bridge, whose engagement to the heir of the Proctor millions would be announced from Palm Beach.
 And yet Sally was conscious that crant'a nice. leaf-bronn eyes fol- lowed her with frustrated, dog like devotion whenever she vas near him. He had told her that he loved her, and Sally, terribly anxious 10 please her mother and to secure Enid Barr's safety from Heandal. had been ready 10 listen 10 his proposal Of marriage, Since David vas lost 10 her. It did not much matter whom she married.
 But If he asks me 70 marry him. { Mother, I'll have 70 tell him the truth about my birth" Sally had told Enid.
 Now, with her ristful eye. ap- 4aren'iy watching the agile dancer. she remembered Enid's mortified 1 protest You can't tell him, Sally. 1 ije wouldn't marry you If he kne9. Ills parents pouldnt let him. 1 Promise me VOL won't tell, dsr- nng,"
 And so Sally had not told him, but when he did ask her to marry 1 Mm she ret1sed him, His a. yet 1 euga cement 10 Claire l tiainhridc4 had followed swiftly. l hut his eyes rere still pathetlcaIly ! true to Sally
 She shifted her rositjon q tritlc. 1 70 that she could otser.e Arthur | Van Horn out Of the corner c. | her eye. $of that fhe psnted 10 zee him She had hesn forced 10 7ee so much of hiru since the nIsh' i Of her denu' party that the very sound of hts uockinx. drav wing ' oice naa obnoxious to her. ehe v ould nefer forget her mothers terror. her ahtect rleadinz and ."arr
 Don't anfagonjze him, da-iinS," Enid had hegged. He can ratn us, ruin us' Ee nice 70 him, Sally If--if h. "ss in love uifh you dur nS those awful carnival Gayy, ma aybe-'' She had hes,.sted. sshs med 70 rgt her hope into words. Van is really a rather wonderful man. VOL hnc". darling One Of he most eligible tarhelor. in ser, ork society. old family. no mother or father 'o dlrts'e 'o hjrn ,. 'ren.ndogs fortune rf course. he's cynical and tlasa. and rather more experienced than Id like. o9t-1Dst he 7tre 70 him darling Ma ybe-"
 That ehau4et3ced "nayt7e" Of Lnid's bad kept 'brgstins rseIf ipon Sallys liioDe attention ger since. End, more frightened ! of vans power over her than hbr outd admit, even 10 Sally. 'hre ?, he two 'ose'her on clcr@ taeettIc ,cession. After Gratt Proctor had .otrea'ed from thH field enlsrting H}1er his refusal by Sally. Enid 1a1 almost feVerishlv concen'rstnt 'f Van Horne. Sally had stub