The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-22

and excitement Gypsy her veil tossed back stood to cut
heavy with embroidery and yelowed lace. Mrs Morel
SLENDER melancholy lady in her early $685. with the resigned
expression of the chronic invalid watched ner aa
Maybe marriage would settle her. although in 1882 mar
rage wasn't too likely achieve such results And she
was young to marry-22 Mrs Morel herself had been %
the time of her marriage and 30 at the time OF Gyp
sys BIRTH Latereght years later-had come the twins
never been really well since. But Gypsywel, marriage
would be different for Girls nowadays took in their
sbe aue settlement house IN New York
Her mother wondered goomy just how long that state OF
affairs would last Gypsy was such child about every
thing such optims She thought it would be lark to
manage home husband and job as well.
"A lot she knows" murmured Mrs Morell darky to
herself.
The Slices dark and rich fell away under her daugh
ter's knife.
Mummy! The first for Mummy Mrs Morel came
alive, smiling and signing Why, she was just baby She
thought life was all roses and sunshine.
The shadows heightened outside Upstairs, in the big
bedroom Gypsy folding her wedding dress into
it's tissue and slipping into the beige tweeds which her
my dear it's simply stunningw This was Sue Can
avan her bridesmaid Sue still in the dephinum blue chf
which brought out the color of her
Sue after long hunt found her gloves for her. her hat her
printed linen handkerchief Beatrice, the 14yearod twin
all and legs and tawny hair worn in Janet Gaynor
bob, sat cross-egged on the bed.
"Bee, you're not scrap of help Sue flung at her in
evaporation you're like Chinese IDOL sitting there and
staring"
Beatrice rolled the bed and regarded the cell
ing with bored eyes.
'When you've been around this place long have"
she said, between yawns you'll find nothing is in its
proper place. Gypsys kennel has always been mess
She grinned ingratiatingy at her sister.
Wait till get at it, day after tomorrow, she exulted.
Pm going to paint the woodwork and Tip is going to put
up shelves for my books. I'll get curtains green
theatrical gauze, think. :"
"Ghou~ Gypsy, touching her mouth quite unnecessar
lily with pstick turned away from the mirror She can't
wait to get me out before she moves inw
Just the when the time came to the sisters
chung to each other The younger gulped back sob hard
y essayng air of casuaness which didn't quite come
off,
Honest Gyp we'll miss you. don't know how NUNS
:" She Wnked away bright drop or two and SAID
brsky We for crying out loud if this isn't fine way
to speed the happy pair! I'll be mumbng in my beard first
thing you know
bee, Bee, such dreadful slang" mourned Mrs More,
primy.
$50 out of date too scowed Sue, glad of anything to
break the tension of the moment
There embraces, more handshakings, a few
tears and then the young Viewers got into the bright and
shining little which Tip Darlington Toms best friend
had fooled around from the garage.
80 long Toode-oo . we'll be SEEM you.
Don't forget to send postcard. Goodby, darling :"
Harvey More long-egged dark-haired, with quizzcal
wrinkles at the OF his fine eyes, took bis wfes arm
We'll Louise, that's over Makes fellow feel bit
long In the tooth, eh?''
Mrs Morel was frankly wipng her eyes. Her daughter
was gone OF course she still had Bert and Bee but
Ing In and out samming DOORS running the bath water
Gypsy Appearing In the doorway with an. armfu OF blue
iris Look what picked up for you ct the ferry tonight
Nuns Only quarter :" 8.,.4.tl
No, Il would be different. Quite.