New Britain herald., 1930-08-04
DANCING JUD)lTIH E AEE4kM N COPALlE STANTON and HEATH HOSkEN
 VE COpTPieHT 1850 bY CHELSEA HOUSE
SEA HOUSE.

- Bastien has been at you. He thinks I am going to the devil poor soul. He thinks I was born yester- day" Judy, don't be cross! You are young"
 I'm not going to argue. I do want you to think that I've no feeling except that I'm frightened for you."
 Thanks very much. but there's no need for it. When I want 4d- vice, I'll ask for it. Meanwhile, let me assure you that MT. Gideon is the kindest' - she paused-"nl1st thoughtful" - she paused again most considerate person l have ever met.
 steyne made a gesture Of de- spair
 And" she went on, her hoars" voice growing hoarser every second, T should advise you to get married as soon as possible, and-to rial ycur own business"
 They had reached the square. Without another word Judy darted through the traffic, crossed the road. and jumped on q bus that WAS just slowing down, leaving tte young man dazed and feeling rather as if he had cut himself w.h a razor.
 CHAPTER XVIII
 4 week later Bruce Gideon came 10 Guarvenius' home and found that Judy had just finished her lesson for the da~.
 | T came to find you. Judy" ae said. after gr1ting the maestro. The big Russian ballet opens D. night. and l have a box. I thouhgt you world like to come" , How gorgeous, How kind vol are"' she replied impulsively.
 That's settled them He fol- lowed her out into the street. His l big car was waiting there. Where are you gong" he asked her.
 To NGr. StornawaE'z-' 1 Stornaway had suddenly aska for her services again. She hked sitting for him better than for any one else. except Max Dichhread, cf whom she was really very fond, for all his rudeness and his eXac,i1s ways.
 Let me drive you" Gideon sa!I.
 For the first time she hesiated.
 You must he tired and hot anl you Will catch cold" added the sof, voice.
 Thank VOL very much. You are Ivory kind
 1 And Judy got into the car.
 She reached home about halt-psst six, and found Chummy waiting tor her in some excitement,
 "Oh. Judy. how late you are' Do hurry up and dress. Alan has seats fc~ the first night Of the Russian ballet - boxes. Hes taking us o1t to dinner flrst-a real nice dinnar a. the Malaya,"
 Judy shook her had,
 Sorry, darling; I'm booked"
 Chummys face fell
 "Oh. Judy 1t cant be anything so important as the Russian bal!et,'
 Tt is the Russian ballet, pct In going with Mir Gideon"
 "Oh, how unfortunate' Alan will bo dIsappointed. Are you dining any where? ?'
 No. Mir. Gideon is calling for ne hera at eight o'clock"
 Judy could hardly refuse. She dressed quickly, and when Alan came 10 fetch them she was ready She had managed 10 buy herself a new dress Of rich red gold, with q hlnt or bronze in 1t IL matched hor hair and subdued the paint on har face such q wonderfully eager It. tlc face
 The dinner at the Malaya was rather 2 Iert affair. Chummy hal explained to steyne that Judy hlI already a,cepted an invitation from Bruce Gideon. Alan made TO con- nen-.
 There a'as 2 slight restraint upon them. Judy and Alan had not met since the day when he had venture ] hjs ill-tned warning Chummy was frankly disappointed. and already looked upon the evening as 2 fall- ure, hecau-o if had been rIanrl