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the parish donate an article for the C. W. L. booth at the coming parish picnic. A sussestlon that Fr. Eugene Murray of summer- ffeld be invited to give a lecture descriptive of his recent Holy Year pilgrimage to Rome. As Fr. Mur- ray has also made an extensive

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president and first vice-president. the chair was occupied by Mrs. wiulam Mm-phy, second vlce-pres- ldent.

Meeting opened by Ieasllb Pray- er in unison led by "I0 chaplain. Rev. W. A. Keefe. After roll call the minutes of previous meeting were read. approved and bland- nor. being no (Nla sporidence the treasurer read a very favorable re-

tour through Ireland. visiting the scenes and places from which his grandparents came and from which places most of the ancestors of Kelly's Cross parishioners also came, the C. W. 1.. looks forward with pleasure to hearing Fr. Mur- ray.'s description of them.

It was also decided to change the hour of meetings for August and septembcr to '1 pm. the Holy

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A little twist of the lips was Sara's only betrayal of emotion.

"I'd rather be here," she said, "than any other place on earth. I've found my work and my work's found me. Now, Glory dear, do go and answer that telephone. That French maid of yours has been calling up every ten minutes to find if you are back yet. She wants to implore your forgiveness for be- lng away when your message came, but she was busy eloping with Monsieur Eaton, and will mademiselle ever forgive her? I told her I was pretty sure you would, but the and Edson keep caning. I think they work in re- lays."

"Poor Cecllci" Gloria went, laughing. she felt on wings.

A moment later Cecile's excited chatter came to her, a Cecile "de-

' i ' because she had not been there to receive mademolseilra orders, but-

"I understand Cecile, and I am delizhted to hear your good news. And it is all right about the trunks-I have changed my mind about having them sent to the station, Tell Edaon to take the car for your honeymoon and charge all expenses to me, Tell him that my husband. Mr. More- land-remember the name, Cecile -joins me in congratulating him. We hope that you will both want to stay with us here at Beech- wood. And Cecile, take plenty of time for I shall be away on a honeymoon too. Good-by.”

She hung up the receiver and cilme out smiling to herself. to find a big Packard at the door and most of the Dailmer family in it. She heard Bill speaking.

"And when the afternoon pap- ers came out with all the scare- heads about Gorham's arrest and suicide. and how he had been mixed up with Parsons in swind- ling your aunt. we started out to hunt for you. and found from the Garrett-Hudson people that you had answered a hurry call to Beechwood. So we posted after you."

Jack saw Gloria coming.

"It was mighty fine of you to be so interested," he said simply. "and because you are the best friends I have I want you to be the first to meet my wife."

For an lnsuint Bill Dailmer whitened, but .he was too good it sportsman not to lose gnrllantly. He held out his hand.

"You are a lucky man, Jack. And, Gloria. I don't need to ball you that there isn't a better fel- low in the world."

Her quick glance begged for- giveness for any hurt she might have caused him, but Sophie, only half aware of her brother's feel- ings for Gloria, was chattering excitedly as she sprang out of the car.

"Glory. I think. it is the most romantic thing I ever heard of! When were you married. and why didn't you tell me!"

"Last May.”

There was ti. moment of sil Even Sophie. in her astonishment, had nothing to say. Gloria could imagine what. that stately Mrs. Dailmer would think of a secret marriage.

"You see," said Jack quietly, "there were reasons why the mar- riage could not be announced at once. But we are going to do that now."

Mrs. Dailmer rose majestically to the occasion. In her secret heart she was fond of both of them.

"I will give a reception for you as soon as the honeymoon is over." she announc " firmly. solidly conscious of her own power to introduce this pair of babes in the wood properly. "And if you have not already arranged for your Illa uncements, Sophie and I will attend to that at once. Come, Sophie. It's getting late. Good-by. my dead-s."

The automobile slipped away amid a chorus of good-bys and Jack and Gloria looked at each other and smiled.

Sara had considerately disap- peared, and they were alone again.

"Glory, have you been to the apartment since the first time?"

"only for mail. But I went there the day that you were hurt. I couldn't bear to go anywhere else after I left you."

"Let's go now. The roadster, is here and I dare you to elope with me."

Gloria's eyes shone.

"I'd love to. It is the only place that is just ours, but people would think we were crazy to leave a place like Ber-chwood and go to a city apartment."

"Let them. It's our honeymoon, not theirs."

"I'll be ready in five minutes”

A little later. trim and ready for travel, Mrs. Moreland appear- ed again. Jack helped her into the . adster withagentie touch oriher arm, slipped in beside her and they were off, out of the Beach: rwood gates, down the long grey road. with the autumn air brush- ing their faces and the roadstr humming its steady soul.

They were eloping again. but with a difference. .

An ocean liner went down the bay and -out through the Narrows with the afterglow of sunset on her funnels. There had been dock troubles and the Nlvcrnaise had been late in sailing. On the pro- menade deck Mrs. Dick Pams sat apart from her fellow passengers. looking back at the dimming out- lines of towers and tall buildings. a dream city In the fading lights, inexorably slipping away from her. In her im.lay several after-

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The line of Mrs. Payne's pretty lips hardened, but she looked down at the papers with a shud-

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read every -word. Jack Moreland's name had figured largely in the story, as had Miss Endlcott's and that of the unspeakable Parsons who had murdered her, but there was no mention of her own. Jack had kept his word.

Still she had not dared to stay. She could not stay and meet Jack's level quiet g-lance again, nor see him on "the street, in the houses of his friends and hers, and with Gloria. Sooner or later, she knew, she would have to take up a morning paper and open it to read: "Mr- and Mrs. John More- land-"

No, she could not endure that. And the growing conviction that he had never cared greatly for her outside of the affection of mere propinquity only added to the bitterness. There had been a time when his aunt had assidu- ously thrown them together. He had liked her; he had been inter-

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The paper crumpled under her hand. Beaten, trapped, saved from humiliating exposure only by the generosity of a man she had failed to win, she was now a restless exile on a paltry income.