New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1929, Page 23

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1929, Love’s Awakening "5 | Once Overs By Adele Garrison H Mary and Nocl, Playing the Wedge Further Apart the Ties Binding the Royal Romancers There was something in Princess Olina’s tone as she told Prin: ges he ought to be in Trees vhich caught the attention of all of | And the reaction of the young prince to her call held that atten- for the few onds that the ed at each other like chil- t play suddenly brought fa to face with realit “I know 1t, Olina,” he answered | almost immediately, and then had come that long tense look at each | other, a ga of which I think both were hardly conscious. ‘or that moment they were thousands of miles awiy from us, united by their | | { I'm ashamed of you. How about it, | herita of tradition and dut caught in the thrall of obligation the co ing power of which th of us could but dimly com-| It was Mary who broke t She was sitting next to Georges, <he leaned forward and put her 1 upon his arm. > up! Georgie!” she said, Ler voice litting, laugh-filled. "It sn't all true. You don't have to| g0 back to the mines yet, 5 ever, if you don't want to. If you there : lot of things un than being a king, and 1 | in think of aheap more comfort- | able seats than a throne. If I were; vou, I'd chuck the whole thing, nd word to that bad cousin he an have the old throne, you're go- ing to stay in the good old U. A 1 », and get out for a real time. about the unkie and the cousin, of course, but you're not ally heart sick about ‘em, you ow so why worry? Come on up 1o the roof and bat a tennis ball ainst the wall. It will clear cobwebs out of your bean.” As she finished her outrageous speech, her shining laughing were looking straight into the tonished ones of her fi she had shocked him al measure 1 knew from the look horrified incredulity on his face. That she had meant thus to shock him T suddenly knew and feared no more for Mary's atiitude this Then we could lift this darned | T'he Heart Story Steadfast Woman would be intolerable if you meant what you have just said.” [ I saw Mary's proud little head lift itself ,and her eyes, gleaming with mirth—and malice—sweep Ol face and figure insolently. Th natural antagonism between the two girls, always carefully hidden, was betraying itself. I was con- scious of it as of something sen- tient lurking in the room. ! “Oh! be yourself, old geranium,” | | Mary retorted, laughing, “and re- member where you are. That heroic | stuff may go all right in a throne room or in one of the historical- romantic-talkies. but it couldn’t be redeemed for five cents on the dol- | lar in this circle. Noel, haven't you cured her of that nonsense yet? | 3eorges? Are you coming up to the | roof with me?” | Olina’s Anger | They were all standing now, for when Oliana had risen from her chair, Noel and Georges automati- cally had left their own seats. And | with Mary's last words, she too, had | risen, and was looking up in Prince | Georges' face, her own so exquisite- | ly winsome, and so provocative, that stood why the horrified look from his face, and why he up the little hand lying on Kissed it. naughty child,” he but there was tenderness in hi; chiding tones, and as they walked toward the closct in search of tennis racquets and sweaters, 1 saw that nee Georges, though startled and 1ocked by Mary’s unexpected cr ness, was still in the leading strings of his infatuation for her T stole a look at Olin va" hands were clinched at her sides, | her head thrown up much like a| long stance runner making a ‘]v.\-‘ perate effort for place, and the | great dar y which T mentally | had likened to black pansies were | blazing with the a she patently throtiling. Mary's airy inso- | lence had made ridiculous any | further exhibition of anger or even disapproval on her part and she was keen eno her disa vantage and master it | It was at this point that Noel in- | 23 % Smart Wom B 7. D Batchelor | Registered U. 8 Patent Otrice n Will Hark to Schgol Belle Now ! come the cynosure of envious eyes. “Many women have not the faint- est idea of what type of costume suits them best. They do not know. * what colors they should wear, what lines, what kind of hats. They have " | never made up their minds about how their hair should be dressed. With the aid of an expert, these women can dress to bring out thelr | s00d points “Then, too, American women | travelilng abroad often have a cer- tain amount of money to spend in Say it is $300. They make istake of buying a lot of gad- some French underwear, a hat several inexpensive frocks, gloves costume jewelry e and find their money ally nothing that suits or nt How much e expenditure scien- perfect out= shoes, bag, purse to match hat suits their per- shion bureau will problem for such Ik into Miss ent in dience client, divid- will ask the type of life ely social or 1055 or a pro- e year at what oe- ty clothes she live > country uncheon- taurant din- she must golf. tenn how much for her d. i the type of €os cd and the first will e started. For now YMiss Fischer has merican women s and of confident of Ameri- ly inter- t of correct same of hearis and coronets, She | tervened with a lack of tact which r 1 purse, scarf, way, but her whole heart was in it. | the object he had in view | ool : e ARl o B ‘| YRS EROEIt LoD T © or even a handkerchiet Nary (Scotes “Please control yourself, my i ¢ ¢ startled 1 Chice Olina rose suddenly from her|d€ar,” he said. “You will be ill if LiGhss o _ Pt sriniae R RN GRINEENIOUS Regatim TR ORI N G you yield to your emotions like ot L . about iss Jischer fs about Alw \s playing her game in her own | Was masterly when one considered L of shos is just the one for some vou have try accessories with his.” e o P _— R ————————TT o i ho: r Chic in Paris. | their e Bore e \re you perhaps mad? she IS stun befor purchasing. . b | ¢ o sur ) Jurpose is to advise or cost his sked, addressing Mary directly t o i ostpme | Thi of such lit- n even about thir ks 3t " but lacks either tr “Cl 3 colors for a given = ke = itk i ic T nowledze to acomplish it 1ron and more or less follow the - -y l S Seiul { : o " e et *|Slk years of fashion work fn Parls e tones thraughout 3 ward- oman who has come to D; tle oldest and two % itably to the occus is the wris | irst essential in correct dressingz. 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