New Britain herald., 1930-12-29
THE LATEST SEN>AiION

Nylonne relaxed and reached for a cigarette. On d dals in Chaomn-. s studio she had been posius th-ou=h the morning.
 At first she had found 1t dit<l-Ilt, Keeping still -or so long was oi5- fs-ent from sitting for q few mo- ments before the cameras lens. BIt after the first few days had passed she mastered tho trick ot Jt. Photo graphic prints and sketches srrcwn on the rugs gave striking evidence of Charning thoroughueSs. There was scarcely any anglo from which he had not recorded an impression of Nivlenne.
 The artists detr fingers had been busy with his clay Now he Crlt]- cauy examined the dainty eiSht-Inch figure he had begun 10 fashion, Glancing up at his model his cX- pression registered artistic aatlstac- ion. Her coloring was gorgeous in its striking contrast
 The blue-hact cap O. hor hair was as sleek as though IL had been facquera1 4 vivid sash ot crimson revealed halt-smila or her lips as roCking as the mystery in the dapths ot her half-clos5d cyos.
 Putting down ChanniDg's lighter, Tivienno e>halad cloud Of smoke. Her arm dropped carelas,ly to her side and a bluish haze filtered ID through her long slender fingers. well. that's a relief" she an- nounced with q sigh. some day vou1l keep me here 90 long that III never movc again.
 Charming threw q wet cloth over his embryo statue. How abou, q bit Of luncheon?'
 "Thev're the sweetest words I've eyer hoard,' Nirienne drew q shawl about her. 8 magnificent Spanish specimen Of rose-en1brol- dered black. Through the closed glass doors she glimpsad inc vista of terrace. Cant we pe served out thore?" she asked. I'd like to bathe in the foun'aIr."
 I'll confess I'd like 70 i,t Tou.' Chaunlng helped her from thc diss. But as an artist. I insist that you don't catch cold. I mustn't forget my uurals."
 Then I'll curb my mermaid ten- dencies." Virienne promised him. But I'm going 10 have lunch in the garden-eyen if I have 10 dress. I suppose I might as well, anyway. We're not working this afternoon 2'
 "No-but it you're comfortable, why bother 10 chang just now@'
 T shan't.' she decided and sauu- tered out, carefully protecting her shoulders from the monday sun.
 She peerod over the parapet down into the canvon O. the street below. If she lost her balance and tumhlcd down she wondered if they would mistake her for q fallen ang1l, Probably angel Was not tho term they would apply 10 her. Her cos tune would not sugges, f, nor would the circumstances preceding such fall,
 Vivicunc wondered whether Chanuing had heard about AIioen NOW, as ne came iToIi AbG N-'AlY' she asked f he had rad the ac- count in the morning papers. H. hadn't, and told tine Japanese ser- want 10 bring them out 0 hi"
 so voUr sisters going 10 he .,ar?" Chsnnng louucad back in 8 wicker chair. looking cool and com fortable in cannels and sports shirt.
 Viyieune walked aeross the grass plot sodded ovor the root She stretched out upon cushioned hammock.
 "Oniv 3. tecnzy little scar.' Nivi- erne explained. She cla.ped her hands behind her head and wJ-g)sd one foo, oyer the edco of the canvas swing. Just the same .Aileon. d. lighted and 1t may be her big charc,,'
 Chanting watched her for 2 mo- ment, but he seemed preoccupjcd aS he scanned the papers his servant handed him.
 PARK ANFNCE CASTS
 AS SANTA CLATS'S
 DAUGHTER' LUNCHES
 Smart Restaurant Patrons
 Doubt Senses When Stage Star
 Appears In Make-Up
 Blase patrons Of the oNclu-
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