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PAGE SIX RIPTIDE /(g < R‘WINA WOMAN LOVES "£oy %o ' jpee s LUCY HUPEAKER </.Rok DA A METRO -GOLDWYN- MAYER PICTURE e e . »‘\’% ;] e £ _ s TR~ T T b Ye N p ‘ CHAPTER V FOREWORD At Cannes, Mary is accepted at once by Ladv Riversleigh’s gay crowd. To her surprise she discovers that Tommy Trent, rich, amusing, irrespon sible plavboy whom she had known in New York is there. They go to a gay party, The partv at Nina Portalaisse’s was all that Lady Riversleigh had said it would be—it was even more. Old and voung, of all nationalities and seemingly of all ranks, were theré, dancing, drinking, singing and making love. In the wild throng, Mary was surprised to see the Bag dalls —the Major one of the most formal of British army officers, his wife even more conservative if such a thing were possible, and their daughter who was so drab she Jooked and acted like a middle-aged spin gter . Evidently the pace was too awift for them, for they were about to Jeave. ¢ \“*Oh-ho!’’ taunted Tommy Trent, .~ 80 you are really Lady Rexford -- not Mary Watts, after all. You look like vourself — you acted like it until you bumped into those frozen faces and then we poor whité-trash don’t mean a thing to you.’’ “4Quiet’’ said Mary . ‘‘They're friends of Philip’s.”” = *‘Mary, are you ashamed of your old friends?’’ “4Of course not — but I can’t see -any sensc in snubbing — or shockins pew ones. Just to prove I’'m the old ‘uu{‘,elet’s dance this one.’’ ‘‘Let’s have a drink first — it’s a rule of the house.”’, \**Right-o."’ ; ; , - Erskine, who had decided to go to the party even if Mary and Trent had left him behind, shook his fist at them in mock anger, as he entered the room and went in search of Lady Riversleigh. He refilled her glasses and got himself a drink, & LG e Jritat o oo g - ’ @ ol o b oy LT o B, S o e i Tgt R T N 4 s o H %: 3 ei A o WS ; e S e e E E L T wel e R ! @ ey i " A e ¥ % s ok ! ‘ . . x. = . i : i ; o R e b b % E BT i 3 ?I,‘ s * 2l BN 3 / 53 s f Bg/ e E 8 B 2Ay o 1 SR S % s B o g i e S A e e B d #id el R | 50 s P 4 ko ;o i 0% St oo it Wi e ek g : el % ( The party was all that Lady Riversleigh lhad said it would be. "%E‘W?W him here as she prom- | _ised’’ he said ‘‘but a lot of good ‘that is — when he hasn’t a look, let | “alone a word, for anyone but her.”’ " %'Don't be ?l’ kill~joy'l"’ Aunt Hetty answered. ‘‘Tommy Trent pex up. sny party just by being at it. Mary has been too quiet for too long | ‘& time —the one thing she needs is | afiod dose of his zaiety.’’ “‘Perhaps’’ said Erakine. ‘‘But I’m not so sure. [ don’t know how é you know Tommy. But I know " him all right, all right. T’ve been ‘bumming around with him, He’s the best company in the world — at " times. But he is of many moods and _somc of them are rather frighten. U 4 “‘Don't go gloomy’’ Lady River (,’l’high snapped. ~ *‘l’m not. I’m just being truth ~ful. And I'm trying to give you a warning which you might relay to - %fl attractive young niece of yours. He’s got a crazy streak in him. I'm - not j&ing, I'm in dead earnest. If < he wants something and sets his ~mind on it and can’t get it, he goes ~‘absolutely batty.?’ : ~_ Y*Most of us, if we have anything to us at all, want what we want.”’ “‘But nobody is like Tommy. He’s' always been spoiled and he thinks anything and everything he wants should be his, by divine right or something of the kind. You see him as he is now. Well, you don’t knaw how I’ve seen him., He's up in the clouds as he is now -— or he is in the depths of despair, You’ve heard him joke about suicide — well, take it from me, there have been times ~when I’ve been afraid sometime it might not be a joke. And one never knows when the switeh in his mood will come.’’ _ ““Young man, vou are suffering from a hang-over. Brace up and act like Tommy. See—that looks as if he were all right.”’ | Erskine turned to see Tommy run ming from the room, shouting in glee. Mary had said %t was hot in the ‘room and he had suggested they go down by the pool, where it would be fviet_and , cool® adding , that there (Continued ] 1 . Important Meeting of Restaurant Operators - v . Will 8¢ Held Friday Thers will be a very important meeting of the local restaurant op erators at the Chamber of Com merce Friday night at 8 o'clock. It is imperative that all persons engaged in the operation of res taurants, lunch rooms, bearding houses, fraternity and sorority houses and soda founts shrving food be present. The definition ‘of .2 restaurant as defined in the NRA restaprant (3“ de "ig. any es tablishment which, for compensas was a little bar there, too. Mary bad broken away from him and was run ning through the garden with Tom my chasing her, : “‘Just two happy children’’ said Aunt Hetty approvingly. Erskine was not so sure but he said no more. After all he did have a hangover and no one wanted a gloomy person at a gay party. / Mary gave Tommy a good chase before he eaught up with her at the, edge of the pool. She stretched out. her arms and threw baek her head to the welcome breeze. Exedpt for her clothes, she looked like a little/ girl who had been romping and had stopped “only long enough to catch her breath, before being off again, tpeel”’ said Tommy, taking her hand and placing it on his heart. ¢ Another step and it would have. burst.”’ > - . “My head’s swimming’’ laughed’ ‘Mary. - ¥ “You'd better be’’ said Tommy.’ And with that he took her arm and pulled her into the pool. “1N kill you for this’’ said Mary, but there was no real anger in her voice. . [ As a matter of fact, she liked the cool plunge, but it was not easy, swimming with her clothes on, 80 'in a moment, she climbed out of the pool and made for one of the gay little bathing ecabins nearby. She took off her dripping clothes and put on some bright beach pajamas sie found and came back to find Tommy, sitting on a divan, singlng. As she looked at him and down at her own attractive, but unusual apparel, she suddenly felt very serious. ; i ‘*What now, Lady Mary’’ said Tommy, sensing what she was think ing. ‘‘We're outeasts-—what now?’’ Then without warning, before she realized what was happening, he kissed her. She pulled herself away }from him. Again he kissed her and ’then she faced him stérnly, « = “‘What makes you think youn ean’ get away with that?’’ . i ‘1 wanted to —~ I’'ve been want- ingdoall.alopg??\ oo ‘‘You’ve spoiled everything’’ she said, ‘‘And just when I was having such a glorious time.’’ ] ‘‘When girls like you turn into prudes—? T © “‘l’m not a prude.” Just because 1| don’t want to kiss you, you have no right to say that. You're erazy.’’ ““All'right, be cross. This swell" marriage ‘lgas goxie to your head.”’ “‘Perhaps’’ said Mary gently, “‘it bas ione to my heart.'’ < ¢As it should'’ said Tommy, With a sudden ehgngle in mood. “I'm sorry, Mary, if T offended you.: Mz one excuse is that I lost my head.! Don’t take it too seriously, dear. Let’s be friends.”’ ' - She held out her hand and he took® it gently in his. : A “‘We’ll forget it,’’ she said. ‘l'm) fond of you, Tommy — I always have been. It was my fault as much, as yours. This place goes to ome’s head.”’ ; . ‘“Yes, — and not altogether yes'’, said Tommy, in a low voice. *‘l' want to tell you, Mary, I’d marry, you if you wele free — and would have me. I've never said that to any woman, before, , I've never felt :}ufis way about any one in all my, ife.’ : i 8 Mary was touched, but her instinct told her to make light of this. ‘* Why, me of all people?’’ she asked.\ ‘‘Because you have breadth’and nnderstanding and you know ‘what it’s all about., You're honest and you can laugh.”’ ! ' His arm had gone rouad her snd he drew her, unresisting, to him. He kissed her tenderly, She must do something. This could not go on. . i “I'd like a drink’’ . she, said. 1*“Will you get me onc!”b ‘ It will be yours in a’ mowment® he said as he made a dash for the bar, o = 9 But 7 when © he : returned ¥he saw Mary running toward the drive. lle followed her, but sbe had a head start. She jumped into her .¢ar and {was down the road as fast. as she |could go. 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