Evening star., 1928-04-18
SUB ROSA
ny MIMI.
Easy Come.

And he's really crazy about mel"
| Virginia told Doris riumphantly. My
dear. he calls up four times day. until
mother says she's going to have the
| phone discontinued. ! believe I'm actu-
ally in love myself"
| Doris listened enviouSly. Just Jinny'S
luck 10 so away for week end and
come back with brand-new conquest
so crazy about her he wanted to marry
her within the year. Doris sighed
That night at the dance she sighed
again. Jinny'S man was stunning, he
was charming. He was everything in
the world she considered ideal in man.
Why should he have fallen for jimmy?
With a thrill Of excitement. she no.
ticed that he was paying especial atten-
ton TO her AS the evening wore on 1t
WAS she whom he cut In ON nl0gf--siie
| whom he took in to dinner. Doris real
i2ed with half-guiity pleasure that
Jinny'S man was giving her a rush.
AS he left her he held her hand hard
for q moment then asked in low
voice whether he might see her again.
Doris went home on air. What would
jimmy say? Well Virginia. as a matter
OF fact. didn't say anything She fell
out Of love with great rapidity and lost
interest In her faithiess shcik So that
part of the picture was o. K
But Doris faces a greater danger than
Jinny's wrath. Doris is perilouSly close
10 being III love with this dazzling new
ccmer
Don't sou think" he mother sug-
gested tacliuliy. that il might be- wise
not 10 See too much Of this new boy.
Tony2 After all you've only known
him Tor few days. and you're making
dates silh him every night In the
week"
Mother lie loves me and love
him" confessed the dufilul daughter
proudly. Nothing in the world can
keep us apart. Were made for each
other"
Didn't I understand that he and
Virginia were almost engaged some
time last month";" inquired her mother
casually.
"Oh. that" Doris smiled tolerantly.
that was Just a ridiculous infatuatiorl.
Tony realizes nov how little Virginia
meant to him. They're just good
friends
Her mother said nothing. She hadn't
chance against Doris conceited as
suYance
But II does seem a shame that the
littae gal should 40 sailing ahead 20
merrily without word OF warning from
some one.
she has the story-book idea. you see.
Of love a. first sight True. Tony had
been In love with Virginia when he met
her. but when she hove in view there
vas q tremendous crashing Of cymbals
True, Tony has been in love with
Virginia at one time. but when she
Doris hove in view everything in the
world crashed about his ears. and he
saw only her. Beautiful idea, but IL
doesn't often work that way in real life.
Boya don't fall out Of love with one
good-looking girl and into a desperate
affair witn anoiher-~All In the space of
~ houFs-~nct IL they're leyel-headeu
young gents.
Even II Tony himself should be- con-
Flneed that MS love for Doris is the
one real thing in his life. ! shouldn't
bank on II too much.
He probably had the same conviction
Ia his mind about Virginia last week.
And the odds are 10 10 ! that he's
going 10 find great many more true
loves IN his young life before he def
nitely settles down 10 one.
Doris got him 10 easily. His prot
estations of undying love came too
quickly SO II shes sensible girl she
must be prepared 10 see him go easily
and quickly
As general rule, the man who is
attracted upon the instant OF meeting
YOU VIII be attracted away upon the
instant OF meeting some one else,
fI1pYt4ght jU@hf