10 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Saturday, October 2.1. 1948
Heart's Haven
By RUTH ROSEMARY CORBY
"Darling!" Gina wai all con
trition, her blonde hair a scent
ed cloud as she swooped down
on her aunt and kissed her soft
cheek. "I'll keep the crowd un
der control for the sake of these
cronies of yours. But the niece
is such a queer duck always
dodging off and looking down
her nose. It's a nice nose too
funny she hasn't Just swarms of
men around,"
To Eve and Julie, presenting
themselves at the Marbury suite
at five-thirty, the hostess and
her niece seemed to be in per
fect accord. Mrs. Marbury came
forward instantly and drew
them into a group of chattering
young people, whom she intro
duced with vague gestures right
and left.
Eve instantly identified Gina;
he was curious to see what
type of girl she could be. She
noticed with surprise that Gina
was regarding her with the
same challenging expression. It
was Gina who spoke first, and
held out her hand.
"Hello!"
"Why hello!" Eve's husky
voice held a surprised note.
Gina's welcome had taken her
entirely off guard. The next
minute Gina's arm was slipped
through hers, and Eve was
turned half away from the
crowd.
"All those who want to be
presented the line forms at
the right," Gina announced, her
long red-tipped fingers warding
off the men nearest. "I'm not go
ing to have this gal killed in the
rush."
"Just introduce her to me,
then." A young blend giant
looked down at Eve unsmiling
ly, but she suspected there were
dimples. "I'll protect her."
"You're the worst of the lot!"
Gina's retort brought a ready
grin, and Eve saw that, as she
had thought, there was one lop
sided dimple. "But I suppose
I'll have to do it. Eve, this is Neil
Bowron, third, and if he even
mentions moonlight, run like a
deer. This is Evangeline Pren
tice, Neil."
"I like moonlight," said Eve
thoughtfully. Instantly Neil
slopped, picked her up in his
arms, and started for the door.
"Out of my way," he com
manded Gina. "We're going to
look for some moonlight.".
In the ensuing hubbub. Eve
found herself set on her feet
aRain, slightly bewildered, but
having entirely lost her first
feeling of strangeness. No one
seemed to object to the little
scene. The girls told her care
lessly "not to mind Neil" and
the men crowded up for their
introductions until Neil was
pushed into the background.
One slight earnest-looking
young man whose hair was per
petually in his eyes, came up
just as Eve began to look for
Julie.
"I'm Hamilton Milliard," he
said casually. "My frieids call
me Ham. I hope you don't think
we're just a bunch of rough
necks." "Not at all," Eve managed, al
though her heart was thumping
heavily. "Usually introductions
are so dull, don't you think?"
"Good girl!" Ham caught Gi
na's hand as she walked by and
said in a stag whisper: "If I
don't propose some night this
la the reason why." He pointed
a finger at Eve.
Gina's small face was unex
prctedly serious. "I don't believe
I'd mind," she said slowly. "I'm
afraid I'm going to like her,
Ham."
Fun at Last
The rest of them evidently ac
cepted Gina's pronouncement,
and Eve found herself the cen
ter of a laughing group that
dissolved and came together
again with apparent lack of de
sign. Yet she knew, even with
out glancing over her shoulder,
that Neil Bowron was always
near at hand. For the first time
since she had come to the hotel
indeed, for the first time in
many months Eve began to en
joy herself.
She forgot that she did nol
belong, that most of these young
people even Neil were ac
cepting her on fare value. She
entered Into their running com
ment on the hotel and its lack
of excitement, until a question
from one r,f then girls brought
ROOM AN Dl OAR D '. ',
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"Are you coming down to
Spring Lake next month?" she
inquired. "Don't stay at the ho
tel we can put you up."
Eve caught her breath and
hoped she did not look as star
tled as she felt.
"My aunt must return to New
York," she said fumblingly. "We
we haven't made any plans
beyond that."
Again Eve looked desperately
for Julie, but she and Mrs. Mar
bury were sitting at ease in a
corner, talking briskly and pay
ing no attention to the others.
Eve was hoping for escape when
she felt Neil's hand on her arm.
She glanced up gratefully.
"The moonlight's turned off
but there's a nice sunset out on
the terrace," he said in a low
tone. "Maybe we could make it
do. What do you think?"
Eve nodded, and together
they strolled to the long, open
windows.
Julie, happening to see them
go interrupted her hostess'
often-repeated complaint about
Mr. Rodman's lateness.
'Who is that with Eve?" she
asked with a shade of concern.
The man was too handsome to
be true, she told herself.
Mrs. Marbury looked around,
and locating them just as they
stepped outside, said placidly,
"Oh, that's Neil. Neil Bowion,
you know. Nice boy. I knew his
mother quite well at one time,
but she's lived abroad now for
the last five years. She married
a count, I believe. Well at
last!"
Her exclamation was directed
toward two men who came in at
that moment and stood, obvious
ly ill at ease, just where the
maid had left them. The older
man was almost bald, and his
head shone almost as much as
his unrimmed glasse. The other
man, looking around with what
Julie privately thought was a
disdainful expression, appeared
more at ease, but defiant, as if
he dared the assembled party to
do its worst.
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Rugged Watch
THERMOPOLIS, Wyo. U.R
When William Montgomery lost
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