The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-21
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 And Eve had made good Now Barnes was demonstrat- ~ his faith in her ability by giving her column m DIX l s dver+;seoent to fill with chatty comment on the fssb;ons new merchandise and the like. And 10 glVe e column an impressive start Eve was to have week III York Two days with Freda Carter, the dress DuSe VI I way home from Paris with trunks filled with gowns io
 e de Ia Pax and the rest of the week to LOOK aDou i herself Eve's heart should sng she told herse1 ,ns If lying like lump of lead and interfering with her Drea ing Her heart should sing because she was LICK wie But this evenng-the evening of their weddng-she ""e going to New York without him. And Dick had not Se' been told that she was going.
 It was $40 that evening before Eve almost breathess with haste and excitement emerged from Bxbys DICK vas waiting There was something almost patretlc aDou" the way she approached him. Oh, Dick I've Kept you np" she cried penitent she slipped her arm tnrous his And something reassuring, protecting m ms aswef that he would always be waiting for her.
 The November day had turned stormy and Eve brusnea the snow from Dicks shoulders they reached ms roau- ster How handsome he looked in his new navy-oue cam else hair overcoat There an air Of unassumng pros about hs e door pK wSen he Slipped the and started the motor Eve leaned over and kssed nm With quick look to see that no one was near my let her go She would tell him Might as well nave It o'e
 "Dick" she began T have something very very impor tant to tell you"
 Better wait till we get out of this traffic" he warned even have a lot to talk over then"
 And Eve glad for the delay It was not going to be easy to tell him. They followed the boulevard out towau the Heights Dick driving at the rate of 25 miles an hour the slippery asphalt Eve sick with She snugged as closely as she dared to Dicks arm.
 Happy" he asked.
 "You know am," she told him and managed to smile.
 They drove to Mission their wedding dinner Eve glad that Dick had selected this charming place he ing were manted with Chrstmas-ke whteness nslde.s soft organ music came from the chapel.
 At their table-a small one set for two-the southern California influence for which Mission Inn had been named was even more in evidence starred ceiling oI heavenly blue shut the winter night and storm Wls tera railed along the caves and hung in purple Brilliantly coored parakees looked saucy at the dners lemon tree in tub and there an orange tree or oeander The air fragrant with exotic blossoms On awrought iron balcony above sat senor in yellow wear ing black lace manta and red rose in her hair She was picking out soft melodies on golden harp.
 Dick had reserved the table ordered the dinner Ex cited and worried she Eve realized that she hungry She remembered that she had eaten nothing since breakfast She slipped the mushroom soup with its unusual piquancy of flavor for which the inn famous and ate with relish the baked quab which another caty of the place. When the dessert nodded in the form of mission belsshe looked thought fully across the table at Dick.
 "Our wedding bells, Dick" she smiled wstfuly
 .I like it this way" he said 'Without all the fuss and excitement. Just we two in world by ourselves.
 By ourselves by ourselves" Eve murmured Then she took the plunge.
 Darling" she began "pve been trying to tell you an hour. I-nothng has been so hard for mel scarcely begn-but would you feel dreadfuy if had to
 (To Be Continued)