The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-04
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Ann HolliSter breaks ner engagement
fincee. '' that everything is over between
them Ann thinks she stu loves Tony
Valera but when chance brings the two
together and Peter asks Ann to marry
They go to Florida and are happy
there. Then Peter is recalled home. His
family snubs Ann and Valeria tries to
make trouble between Ann and Peter.
She succeeds finally and Ann goes away.
leaving no trace of her whereabouts
Peter; desperately in love with her.
grows lonelier as the weeks pass. His
efforts to locate Ann are fruitless.
She has found work as governess in
the home of Mrs. Tracy. an artist. Allan
Vincent. Mrs Tracy's brother, is at
tentiye to Ann. -,
Valera s?heminE to Win YIN Peter Tte back
decorate the home he bought for Ann.
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CHAPTER THIRTY-SEVEN
A mn and the children had re-
"A ceived an invitation:
You're invited today to a studio
tea;
It's for Sonny and Sissy. you and
me.
Theren be cakes for the kiddies,
candy, too;
And a special program, arranged for
you.
When tea is over, the youngsters
can play,
While you and talk TO the end OF
the day"
1t was signed Allan"
Ann replied:
Were happy to come to your stu
dio tea;
Sonny and Sissy and naturally me.
Well dress in our finest and come
promptly at three;
It's the first time we've been to a
studio tea"
Ann had had glimpses of Allan
Vicent's Sanctum many times dur
ing the two months she had been
in the Tracy home, but she had
never crossed its threshold.
The walls we're panelled in pol
iShed oak and the ceiling beamed
in heavy timbers in the natural
color, highly waXed. The windows
were draped in pumpkin-colored
linen, striped in red. There were
deep, coy chairs and a divan, the
upholstery carrying out the orange
and red color schemes. In one
corner artists paraphernalia was as
Sembled - eaSels, paint brushes
Sketching pads.
One easel held a painting of a
beautiful home. Ann stood before
it, lost in admiration.
On another easel was the picture
of a terrace and a flight of irregu-
lar stone steps leading to garden
A rambling, tagged pathway ran
away from the garden down the
slope to be lost on a wooded hill
side.
Like it, Ann?"
Ann said, It's the house I've al
ways wanted"
You know the Brent place then?"
mo. I only meant it's exactly
the sort of home I've dreamed OF
owning some day"
"VOU haven't seen anything yet. -
Il Allan said. Its one of the
clevereSt houses I've seen. There
are about Is acres of ground. The
house has II large rooms and three
baths. There are informal pools, a
rainbow garden and great, shelter
ing trees"
Wonderful" Ann said. And
you've painted it beautifully"
Painting houses" Allan said bit
terly, when I wanted to do por-
traits and landscapes
What difference does it make,
so long as you're creating some
thing beautiful"
L wish I could feel that way
about ii"
The luncheon ended with ice
cream and cake and two completely
satisfied children sprawled on the
floor. working on a jigsaw puzzle.
Occasionally they interrupted the
conversation between Allan and
Ann to ask aid in identifying a bit
OF color that might be part of
horses head or might be his nose.
Mrs. Tracy rushed in at four.
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