New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1925, Page 16

T s DAILY FASHION KERVICE FRENCH BLUE AND ROSE SILLIIALIITLLILLIILLILIILL 1:mx...num:u:xmxmunmxnx:nnmnm:fluimmxz~ ‘ A Wife’s Confessional Adele Garrison's New Poase of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE Riosssioopatss What e | 5T @E@ TWIIE by Beatrice Bur(nn ©1085 ¥ea sEWice DG . STORY SO FAR GLORIA GORDON beautiful | There was no answer, I'he main part is black | flapper, marries DICK GREGORY, asleep, marocain, combined with rose | | poor but brilliant lawyer. Her fdea LTI and embroidered in |of ideal marriage I8 fun and fin The next afternoon whila Gloria This is one of th |elothes—hut no work or ehildren! was dressing to meet Wayburn and s where the dress is % | She has hysteries when Dick tells go riding with him, the tive without the wrap, | her she must do her own housework. huzzed |He borrows MAGGIE, his mother's It maid, to teach Glorla to cook. But “Our driv. | | she ref ilorla's heart -3 Gloria glves a house-warming. §he ing like a | osslp S omer |asks STANLEY WAYBURN, “Why?! sh [tor with whom she was once ing somewhere AR to ba ona of the guests. The “wild| “Bec Gold Kid Used party’ breaks up LOLA [stead,” v HOUGH scol BILL, her hust ol' family for Maggie, disgusted, |hurry along “Well, T like that to herself indignantly rung up the recejver “Calls ma up and tells ma Im to do! What I'm not to do! Alentitaa does he think he is . . the kalser? fnvitations w The little family hotel where Way ; e ceading = burn lived was old and shabby & hii e, every socle Thers was a musty smell in the halls as Gloria walked through them to Stan's suite a smell of dusty | carpet, boiled cabbage and cheap | perfume She tapped on the painted panels | wity ) tothehouse. Dick returns u of his door Tts heat edly. He puts the Byests out He opened ft with a flourist it Mother Gregory manages fo have | o niie The ccted to the Homs Women's | * ‘Wil yon walk info my par whispe May Seymour I8 left out be- 14 the spyd fly"," he ; of her affair with Carewe. His voice was euriously thick Beet | § ed,, she decides to give Jim up. | “Stan, » you been drinking it with gives a bridge party, and Gloria |Gloria ( wins the prize, a bottla of brandy.| “You should ask! Sle gives it to Wavburn on night presented me Powell ! \ » Dick's office, T} wonderful bottle o' hrandy 1 {tinds Dick ill, and Miss Bri sver drunk!" he eair cheerfully re- 'NOW GO ON WITH THE ning ey Gy a pint | S Tansles | Tetter from Lestio Little Marquis Secret Drawe 1do you? Prescott to the| gomantie and sentimental remen , Care of the | brances of the old home I evidence . Continued. by the fact that it was ona of his littlo Marquise, a | magnificent presenta to his bride o clipping from the oty columns | her wedding day. of The Albany Lixpress about Alice| “The happy couple, upon whom Hartley's weddl fortune hag seemed to smile, Wil go n It may interes for a lelsurely summer how y and Itallan lakes, Mrs, ph Gra s Hamil- son-in-law, Mr, Karl ntroduced in this very smart en- unusua lovely ecolor B l Dick ed crepe was Stan himse nhroad Which Madg s called off,” he said that Lad been soar- irk, sank, 1808 to learn ; ' from th Jos when yon hoped that A king Inst Was !} Myra an ac- in lov ask with you're Gail? here in > my 'l might be of his s 1025, NFA Ser q o, Tne) % letter continued when an answered hotel P ra suite 5 “Today at Hartley and Mr at st quits her jol Then ( la SWANSON to {though Dick mald. G e oria ' FLAPPER FANNY g_gg; 1y hires RANGHILD take her place, al- says they can't afford a also buys of ne after shie Color Combination nt red flannel is often com- h belge kasha coats ar o wedding was what I\ ssive and «ls Wha Y ireds , and omo- wool to 1 ool 4 of dollars’ worth nsists 1 having a n 1 wraps. Smart Combination or beig: She and Wayburn They are seen by MOTHER GREGORY. Next day Gloria Invites Wayburn, MAY SEYMOUR DR. JOHN SEYMOUR, and |CAREWE ,who's in love wit! kasha is very joy-riding d with smart &0 kasha of a 110 ha wife of JIM May, xpect- h for Sport SihE e ha chance much dresses. ies of Hnll Cereals 1 be stirred tnto Gloria « rin Cheeseeloth on r beef, wip aske Wrung enas] with the out of cold o only last Girl Is Fanny ot nrg- icat STORY T plate o Her searched tha e ere wera eves t wiil fum clot ing a half several hottles ¢ dry, hard sandwiches on own for dinner alcohol a tablespoy on flannel, Colthes in Shade clothes shoul 155 Troming Stoc klm.s Wit iy wrong side, hot fron on of am- Wash In Coffee hade. They monta in the prop 2 Hey o bloenoontlo Needed Tual salt dis Small Spoons am- ne eup of coffee, o8 vou c 20 Y osed suddenly. “Tt's so table in the yon and Misy & heen working late. Why er to have a bite with “Been Arows Stan explained It you dran have a million i need out to Miss Briges uoto o out to 1'd rather “But . " “Only trouble in Glorla was & e g Stan shonk 1 me ar with ns. We're going to stay that she w she sald with the peu- |(roubled him “And what {e murely. “Wha thess of a Stan the w nter of it ipg all my troubles,” weakly k all that trouhles 18 head he &n) o X athe as the one th that2" she L8 ug 183y EvIKA SHAVEL 1A o The “road to sneces I no time tahles. Experts form Pools to Solve Crossword Puzzles Oxfor 2., May The cross- od its zen- now on the d librar- rere, it s of dir FABLES ON SMALL CUTS ARE DANGEROUS |« """ ria insisted. She t and hat down the w HBEALTH She gave him her ha down bheside 1 i 5 : . > demands made look lovely,” vburn sai expec i threatened Miss Briggs Siher) from the hooks on given for the interest ia that ied, flush- Gloria was silent L 1 am o G S e “We hard- spitefu r other we realls can Atte~a the conveniently vho during tha n decipher- itlal codes the alliss to the o cross-words. t friends. rested in same e Aé\vex\mres«f RaggedyAnn e S -'f e this cigare and 1.” seriously " some 1 ¥ or by Johmy 'G""é“e R S e e e et e i S e s e me in Is, yor ok at her short, quick She was fled her. again s did not iy open 3ol Glor ia with dlstress nstairs to there (To Be Continued T HORIZONTAT Il iy ; filled to Gloria 4 two Toud, that not r bumjy sat dow oould know wh and the avhurn one IM‘ S aid VERTICAL earn