The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-28
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when We met in New York. Does
hubby know you were out with me
there2
I'm afraid you'll have to excuse
me Eve said. rising She could
scarcely control herself, vet she did
not wish % make a scene. And the
apartment was 50 small she could
hardly avoid Reece. She went into
the ktchenette
MAY help you?" she asked Freda
who was making preparations for
tho buffet supper. Eve wished Dick
would come. He had promised TO
call for her and Arlene.
4 RLENE came out to help soon
4 and Immediately sam Hole
ridge joined them. "Freda. he
walled, won't YOU send this girl
back 70 the piano. She doesn't
belong IN the kitchen
When she and Eve we're alone
again Freda said with a laugh.
Well Arlene seems 20 have him
handCufed and bound
VINO IS hep Eve asked.
Don't YOU know sam? You
should Hes first rate advertis-
ing man Working at Mason's now.
Too bad he drinks so much-he has
lots OF ability
Later when Eve loOkc5 into the
living room she saw that one table
Of bridge mad been organized, but
Arlene and Sam Holeridge were
still at the piano Mona Allen was
holding Recess hand telling his
fortune. and George Bliss stood
alone.
Something impish tempted Eve
Oh Mr. Bliss" she called. Miss
Carter would like a man with a
good stroke to slice this ham.
Bliss seemed glad 70 help in the
k.tchenette He opened a bottle OF
olives sliced the ham and pre-
pared excellent coffee
No kItchenette is complete with
out a handy man, sighed Freda
with twinkle in her eyes. If
YOU happen 10 find one who's un-
attached and not roo antique. Eve.
be sure 10 pull an oar for my
side
Reece continued his attempts to
draw Eve out He sat beside her
and balancing her plate and coffee
cup, she found 1t announcement 10
move
Soon the party broke up and the
guests paired of 70 go home Sam
Holerdge asked Arlene to let him
escort her but It was true that Sam
had been drinking and Arlene was
afraid So she explained that she
would have TO 60 home with Eve
with whom she had come TO the
party.
Eve and Arlene waited for Dick,
who should have arrived long be-
fore Finally Eve telephOned the
apartment but there was no answer.
Just as she was beginning TO grow
worried and restless Reece emerged
from the kitchenette.
All set TO be chummy," Arlene
whispered 10 Eve as ne sat down
on the davenport with the girls.
1--we knew she had hard day
Il before her and that Freda had
also. She was anxious to be home
and 1t became increasingly embar
RAISING to sit waiting for Dick. At
last she decided TO call taxi.
That will be fine, said Reece.
We can all three make knots that
way.
Eve was annoyed. but with Ar
lene as a third, she did not fear
Reece. She asked to be taken home
first. and this was logical, as her
home was nearest. However, she did
not hear Reece give the instruc-
lions 10 the driver and they arrived
at Arlene's home first.
you don't like me very we'll, do
YOU. Eve?" he asked.
Mrs RAIDER, if YOU please" she
corrected him,
Reece removed his hat and ran
his fingers through his black. curly
hair He was good-looking, Eve
thought, in rather a movie hero
manner. He laughed a low, throaty
laugh Can't make me mad he
assured her.
ITO BE Continued