The Washington times., 1931-09-18

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she had seemed terribly snooty.
Kitty, you were an awful
fool Saturday night" she said.
why, what do you know
about-about-that?" I stam-
mered.
Il was there with my sugar
daddy. You are too darn good
looking to waste your time on
cheap floor-walkers. You can
pick the rich ones any time.
I'll have to find a nice sugar
daddy for you and show you
what it is to 60 out with real
sports. You, with that gor-
geous taffy hair of yours, and
me, with my jet black mop,
would make a swell pair, reg
ular foils."
Il suppose so. If I only
knew any nice men like that
decent ones, you know what I
mean"
Sure, sure-leave it to me,
got to go now" Dolly cried.
I thought she was going
down into the subway with me
but instead 1 saw man get
out of the niftiest car. at the
curb and help Dolly in. Dolly
waved at me and smiled.
Molly came along in time to
see Dolly get into the car.
80 that explains Miss
Snooty's swell scenery and
heavy jewelry,' Molly said.
Kitty Defends Her
"Oh, she isn't snooty, she's
really lovely, Molly. Believe
you me. if she can get me a
sugar daddy like that one
won't cry my eyes OUT"
"Help!" Molly cried, "did
she promise you a sugar
daddy?"
why yes, in a sort of way"
"Oh for tn love of frank
furters, ring me in," she bag
ged.
Dolly was friendly with me
after that and a few days later
at luncheon she said. Kit, get
yourself a dress of that new
shade of blue--with your hair
and eyes you'll be a knockout.
Go ahead and I'll ring you in
on a party"
All right" I promised.
I had been planning on
something entirely different for
new dress but I took her ad-
vice. My sister Cora had a
natural gift for making little
dresses. She could copy any
thing. And so she made the
dress for me and saved
money for slippers and hose
to match.
my brother is having a first
wedding anniversary party next
Saturday, Kit-you must come
along" she said.
1 was delighted. According to
instructions 1 got to Dolly's
home about 10 o'clock. I
thought it was rather late, but
of course. wouldn't say any
thing.
Another Surprise
To my surprise it was a beau
tiful little apartment with uni
formed doorman, elevator men
and the like.
My second surprise was when
I went in and didn't see a soul
except Dolly.
my DEAR" I cried, what
happened? Is your brothers
anniversary party all off,"
Dolly began to laugh.
"Oh. you sweet, droll child"
she cried, didn't you know
that was all bunk? 1 said that
SO your folks wouldn't object to
your going out"
But what's up, Dolly?"
"M-m-m, babe! Just you
wait"
The bell sounded.
There they are now. and I've
got the swellest sugar daddy for
you. He's just made of money!"
heard Dolly's greetings in
the little foyer and caught a
glimpse of Dolly's friend kissing
her.
Then they came into the room
and l was introduced to both
men.
I recognized instantly in Dol
ly's friend the. handsome man
who had met her by the subway
one day and taken her away in
his wonderful car.
The other man was Major
Boyden."
He wasn't as young as I had
hoped. but he was rather strik-
ing in appearance. There wasn't
a wrinkle in his dinner suit and
he wore it as though he had
been born with it on-just like
actors and movie society stars.
His hair was slightly gray, his
face rather flirid, but he had a
joVial smile and a twinkle in
his dark eyes.
"Well-well!" he said, look
ing me over. IT don't believe
you were ever out of doors be-
FORE"
I stared at him, puzzled.
IF you had been I surely
would have seen you and
promptly kidnapped you!"
A Girl Who Can Blush
"Haw!" Mr.. Malvern said,
explosively. Here's a girl who
can blush!
Dolly's friend was Forrest
Malvern, head Of khn hin Hnra-