The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-04-03
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By HAZEk. LIVINGSTON

Go on-take i'll"
sYou went hurt e." May said.
Thsy wsss Ill in the front room.
Ken Wa waiting In the dining
room, talking to Raymond. Lily
Lon gsvo . last approving look at
herssH 81 IL glass. She wished Il
were full length, % that she could
80 her test When you tipped Il 20
that you could, Jon looked funny.
Still. pink satin slippers, pink
laee dress, pink flowers with green,
lovely leavse, pink velvet wrap, and
her hair, aiming and dark, rip.
ping hack 1ro0 Aer wide. white
FOREHEAD 81 beautiful sstiny.
Woveo. -
~Youts perfsetls Nay said.
A little more Hpstiek? No-she
was Just right Lay Lou called
Kan, blushing . 6t&lo under his
frankly admiring scrutiny. She
climbed into The green roadster be.
side him, and thsy whizlod away
IN the still, summary niehk
Cinderells on her way o the ban.
.. Prince Charming By her side.
ESQ this II Miss Lansingl 50 ~
b have you. my deo1ls The lsree,
fair haired woman Who was Ken's
mother smiled groeiously wheu
Ken presented Lily Lon, and turned
back to the man beside her. reg,,m.
Ing her interrupted, sprightly con.
versation.
Lily Lou felt her color risine. A
sick feeling in the pit Of her stom.
ach. She wished she had not come,
Ken shot . quick glance at hid
mother. Hailed . passing girl
l''vivil Wvi. this IL my friend Las
Lou Lansing-vivian Arwsll, Lily
Lou. Vivi. show Lily Lou where
TO leave her wraps, win you?"
"Of course-over this way"
Vivian Arwsll was nice. anyway
She was . largs, not particularly
pretty girl. With hair the awkward
growing-in length, and one Of ~
lovslisst dresses Lily Lon had ever
seen. Il was Of . peculiar dust,
raspberTy color, Of silk that ~,
heavy and soft. And suddenly Iily
Lou felt cheap and shabby, thougl
the pink dress had seemed lovsly
before.
She gave the wrap to tle maid
brushed her. dark hair back from
her forehead.
my. but you have lovely hair
the Arwell girl said. generously
That made Lily Lon feel better
She determined to have . goot
time anyway.
The clubhouse itself vas lovely
There was . long room, with twt
great fireplaees in which loG,
smouldsrsd rsdly. Spanish chairs
dark red hanginss, walls that Wen,
mellow ivory. hung with rich, dar]
tapestries, that slowed ruby-ye(
land golden In The bright, soft lieh
LOT tho great wrougAt.iroa easlde
labgs that hung from the ceiljne
4 The long Irsneh windows Ven
open. You ceulA 60 out oato Il
| wide ves1ndas, Whese theso wos'
baS6st chairs and Htt1e tahlel
i Fran the gesden came tho hoax,
|swoetnoGo ot Gtock, and 4eeoA-eu
lawns, and ont beyoud you coul'
- TIE ron q ~ eoN links On
) dark trses. !. L would b tim q
belong 70 q club uke this, 70 b abl
to entertain here, % rid, and yla|
igolf. =.
She was proud Il Ken. He knsv
just what 20 do. He looked % I'll
and straight and slim 81 his dime
clothes. He hurried over 70 hsl
claimed her % peoudly Whsn q
and vivi Axwsll cane down fror
The little stairway that I'D % q
. wonsn's dressing roons.
Il There was quits . little part;
when they were al assembled % =
into IT, dining reea. n. Sareenl
lie seemed was sway, but e was q
Impst . family party. Mn. Sargent
and . small, very dark man VII
] wore eyeglasses and was ea)le'
Uncle Stan by Ken, and Percy Sae
and her father and mother, an
Ivivi Arwsll, and two yenne me,
who wore horn trimmed elanses an
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