The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 22, 1936, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, 1936. Goldens | Georgia, sharp and bright-lipped in her red, lounged up with a couple of men; Camilla trotted heav- ily behind her. “Oh, are you going to have a party, Allan? Oh, ask me!” Camilla cried with a heavy gayety which Iris realized masked desperation. “Oh, all right,” Allan’s voice trailed languidly. Georgia, a chalance that s said APRIL 22, SYNOPSIS Georgia oC tail party, the first of the sort Iria ever has attended in New York. Tris has been taken up by a dress’ institut friends have taken porarily off her Aunt Will, at home in Persia talking to awkward Ce dell, who ts in love wi brother Owen, and hasn't the art to hide it. e too had been asked, Chapter 2: ENCOUNTER lor bring somebody who does them.” Livheloreiiris coulg openheriet-|-'<¢ wane a wonaeetal echmetAe ter the light caught the — {can hire,” Camilla shrilled ‘acket, and Owen danced near| “I'll dance, of course.” Georgia ot er sackets ences tance | wedtiou: And lmao uinieidoes mething wonderful.” Her voice ft and sil sing—my grandmother's aid Iris. “In costume, if you All alight and excited, she smiled up at Geo “That,” said Georgia, “will be the quiver of excitement which ran| wonderful. We'll feature you. Beau- |tiful unknown, doing Songs of the venties! I can just sce you. Re- ember, you won't be let off. 111 And now, darlings, 1 wwe to throw you all out. Or revel on without me. Got to be on y Good-by, beautiful un ‘razy about having you!” fr and up toward the rooms others scemed to see nothing al in » of them fol- lowed her to the place where wraps Others merely turned the adio to a dance o estra number, nued to glide among the $s men. As Iris turned to fol- low the others upstairs Camilla put 9 |hot heavy hand on her arm. her; he had in his arms someone she did not know, who was him. He stopped beside her. “Having aff ply, Camilla saw him. Iris could fee! | good tim tionately. Before she could over all her body. Camilla, taking meant for her, answered, “It’s—it’s the speech wonderful. I'm crazy about part I’m—Oh, Owen, v here were you this | morning? 1 wanted to see you and Miss Phina wouldn't let me—” [oe She She dre wa Owen sat on the floor in the dusk, | touching his sister's shoulder. | could feel his shrug of impatien . Sor he answered. 1 “1 was busy. I have work to do. Camilla, though pé never seem to think so. “1—Oh, Owen, I didn’t meant t say the wrong thing. 1 alw put my foot in it. Please me—” WANT to tell you sc said in her schoc “L like you and 1 want friends with me. Y« | things to peop! do | She doesn [if peor t obe-| When she purry was broke in| h to clear Georgia's ¢ on them. “Can A, are you? There's fighedy. off the glasses, the tables are sim full of them. Take and it, will you?” rying voice where on ea you to be I don't do uc a candle ‘0 out of b nilla lumbered to her fee liently, casting one last ges look at her k s in th of Owen, be) Owen said. get so discou grid hard ing me unless | drop ought to do, and hat that il ry that we suppose, make her life am she’s a decent sort.” He st irritably, bi a de t note in his voic Owen, Owen, you mustn't do that! I'm dreadfully orry for her. 1 don’t sce n be so open about being in love with you, but I couldn't be with her and not feel that she’s honest, and dreadfully un happy. I’m sorry for her. 1 don’t be lie anybody has ever loved her or} kind to her in her life, the| Ur dinne sh ts. airing person as s of ever | ways had everything; > world b ed wish they to them, and » kind of, You and use | bout everything ails about marry what 1 some 2 on serf: and que al and ns. ‘e kind, ght, I'll be tly — poor with whom Geor been severe! € ht, had been 00 many ‘And I'll see you at Allan 's dinner. ran up the }|did not really feel like st | felt like walk | Allan was cl “We haven't settled the date o! he said. “Would Thurs cry, and htened C: ia had evi milla, she spoke with yunde They . They ve trouble. Her mother v tiful attractive da punished Camilla looking like her dell is the u man w. Her mother hoped m gns could do somethi if anyone can, PI people look was sorry Result—ar you mean to be forward bewildered, bullied child. $ good brain really.” Iris stood there ing, the candle ing her are in the all woode table full of cocktail glasses. 1 got into ie waa e felt for somethi n on and pulled out U d letter red pencil | no to put it nele Will's she took Allan’s nd began to make a you ever}ote on the margin her eyes were J silly de {Caught by the clear old-fashioned % | writin and she read it, absorbed. for her— | : can make | While Allan stood tall above her w hould-—and 1] and showed it doesn't like a} ne has a not quite as well as former- wrote wonels Will—who never | overstated, “and your aunt is in bed | with a queer Morgan ma for she’s everything splen- ment, th hand mak ninated fig: en the teak and am n her illu dusky « \ Ma Chin work by the day and is a host in f. We miss our little girl, of , but we are glad she’s having a picture ret we a "t come to your pretty face, irs in the 's years off. LLAN BECKLEY took the 42 dle from her, set it down, h her again can. and ot unless it 1 have to go home!” But it was not possible, she found, s before or at dinner. red-cheeked explosive a representative of eux, was dining, and Iris found elf swept into the conversation n her flue Aunt Ella-learned French. M. Grieux seemed to like was away wit “L heard you talkin chink you're derful have a dinner-party for y duty”—his voice was a littl attend it. I'l get nother to matronize it.” He said the fer he said 1 wor as if he} a jewel of great ther; she mother sentence were price inste wondered might be that er cided that he was simply one of those people who think ever have is wonderful be longs to them. But he It was g were drifting a some of them some me from more lights mow di scattered, dev couple of the caterer’s men milla paying for, bored obviou hoping everyone would go, fussed about the of sandwich turned chairs and rolle ing th d of pan When the guest had gone she ih i back from her desk, to her with resolution, ything ound of silver cloth on one side strange modernistic fireplace. It ly; ad been brought e invisible hiding-place and rning as docilely as most did for Aunt Phina. afraid 1 must go back te fter all, logs Uncle Will is ill ja seems in a curious ate, om what he say h baby? That c Ca-| and} else ruins | it Widdemer) yiris talks, tomorrow, with Uncle nt LARGEST CARPET IS ally made tin-lir EIGHTY FEET LONG (By Associated Press) GLASGOW, Scotland, Ay world’s one- ed case sealed as a pi nage in transit. with amr color, blue largest ce Kate e wo been Maharaj that the made carpet has mposed o ed here for the in is coming eads anc of evidence Wes Jodhpur, East cary now nearly a tor ng and shipped to Ind - " ibe to The weekly, ming with cool non- [ : “Make it a stunt party. Every- | body but the host has to do tricks— ; ort of collapse. But { and Molly Williams comes in | ale times were | her- ecaution Citizen—20e ' | | i DODGERS PLAY T0 TIE; YANKEES WON NEW YORK GIANTS ADDED: ANOTHER TO VICTORY COL- UMN; GROVE STARRED AS RED SOX DOWNED NATS "1 to The Citizen) NEW YORK, April 22.— result of Lefty Grove’s excellent j pitching, the Boston Red Sox went the Washington | As al to victory over Senato: scattered hits. It) great pitching | many starts this} Nair knocked a home Boston during the tion to three was his second in as victory season. J run for vest con- The Giants built up a run lead in the fir: seven The final score was New York Yankees went to vie- | y tory but only after over they the Athletics, had called on three} pitchers to stop the of the opposing team. Bees and the Brooklyn played twelve — innnigs, score was tied at game was called on ac- da Boston Dodger and the en the 6-6 -ount of All ness, other games scheduled of the Th c alled off on account of rain and The summaries: AMERICAN LEAGUE At Be rR. Washington Boston Batterie ston : Bokina, Coppola and and R. Ferrell. Grove At Philadelphia New York Philadelphia Batteries: | Broaca and Dicke Johnson and Ha Malone, Lieber, Murphy, H. Chicago-Cleveland, cold. St. Louis-Detroit, cold. NATIONAL LEAGUE At New York R. H. | Philadelphia “69 711 1 > Batteries: Jorgens, Passeu, Da- and Wilson; Gumbert and ; Mancuso. i vis At Brooklyn ' Boston Brooklyn Batteries: R. H. E. ei) As 615 Blanche, 2 McClo: Mungo and Berres. 1viser Somerville, Chicago-Pittsburgh, rain. Cincinnati-St, Louis, rain. LEAGUE STANDINGS | Boston Cleveland | Detroit iSt. Louis | Philadelphia NATIONAL LEAGUE Club w. }New York St. Louis Pittsburgh | Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago | Boston | Brooklyn 600 -600 -500 AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago at Cleveland—Phelps! Hudlin, Detroit at St. Cain. ew ng vs Louis—Crowder | = | | i | | | Ruf Washington som vs, { York at Philadelphia—} Dietrich. at Boston—New- Ostermueller, | NATIONAL LEAGUE ittsburgh at Chicago—Birk at lyn—Chaplin } i _ Philadelphia at New York—} I Hubbell. H at Cincinnati—Par- i vs. Hollingsworth. ROY S. FULFORD For County Commissioner BOSTON BEES AND ‘BOXING PROGRAM BOBBY WAUGH AND TAMEAT sium starting at 7 . | fistie Grove held the opposi-| starts music cede arranged Ition of the local WPA unit, co-| operating with the c York Giants defeated the} West i across the arena, t who have Perez will go through their end c in} much cn jor leagues were} be ; t i; Soldar Y i annual convention, t Today’s Birthdays t r {New ¥ = 7 2] Episcopal Church, gantown, W. Va., 76 years ago. U. é statutory age of retirement, at Akron, N. Y., Dr. Harvard, Cantweil and Lopez; Frankhouse,{ ang finan A of ucation, r ucation, born at Ft. 51 years ago. THE nib WEST Ciiid Anniversaries AT HIGH SCHOOL HOUSE TONIGHT en Mate 18, Kant, born. TIGER IN MAIN GO; WPA|, 1724—Immanuel !German_ philosopher, AND AMERICAN LEGION Feb. 12; 1804. i ——— | jie Henry Burden, Troy,} IN, Y., pioneer ironmaster, inven-| { tor- manufacturer of a horseshoe} A novel show will be staged to-' nail machine, a machine for mak- night at the High School na- ing horseshoes, railway spike: 7 o'clock. Fight-‘ete., born in Scotland. Died i a geod card will have mu-| Troy, Jan, 19, 1871. companiment during their} ende The fighting} 1822. at 8 o’clock but an hour of tnoted has been planned to pre- the fi The unique pr by the famous | Died| SPONSORING EVENT ors. —George W. Quintard, | ew York C iron manu- jfacturer and maker of marine en-| jgines, born at Stamford, Conn.) been | Died April 2, 1913. recreation sec-| ed Morton, it and of agri Ne} leading | ulture, | Key W American Leg Hospitality Band will urn sh the m: | Bobby Waugh and the Tampa| La = | event! | er will clash in the mait f the evening, and speculation! Anna May Wong-Elizabeth Al- | a lan in JAVA HEAD rife today as to wether or not i 2 mating Comedy and Short Reel Matinee, 5-10¢ Night 10-15¢, > FU LFORD County Conunissioner a agricultur of the citizen, secretary music, would the two nefore, strains slow efforts fighter m he of Mari¢ fi Younz zeredo and ree the in th ors to accompaniment ; inal, of band musi the and if music their too s this will » promoting th he ard) both fighter Another ¢ out ural affair rs and will dl j prom-|{ D. iE MIN ee Reksowitee FLORIDA CHARLIE GRINER, Meneser ix-round Wich, gifts, action, cata heir musical pther hts reliminavics. 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