8 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Saturday, January 14, 1950
Father of the Bride
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(Installment XVII)
TWENTY-FOUR MAPLE DRIVE
. UNDERGOES A FEW CHANGES
Mr. Banks awoke early the fol
.. lowing rooming with a headache,
'''conscious that many things were
."wrong.
i. Then his slowly awakening mind
. .grasped the fact that he had come
''home rather late Irom the Country
4 Club and that In a lew hours his
b'oldest child was going to be mar--,-ried.
, Instinctively he turned to look
' out the window. The sun was shin
ing. His eyes traveled lower and
-rencountered those of the mother
.cof the bride. They were appraising
him with an expression that struck
"-'him as being on the eold side.
2- "Nice day," he said.
"Yes." she said, 'thank goodness.
,And now we're getting up. There's
.work to be done."
"h
bald-headed man walked In without
crcraonlei
Mr. Banks went to the bathroom
cabinet and poured a large spoon
ful of Bromo Seltzer into a glass
of water. It fizzed delightfully
against his dry palate.
Downstairs the house was unrec-
,.eenizable. The rurnlture had disap
peared. Delilah met him at the foot
"i ute HLtiii&.
"Mis' Banks, you's goin t have
yo1 breakfas' in th' kitchen this mon-
lnv sne announced, ine mea seem
ed to strike her as high comedy,
'She disappeared into the pantry
. oouoiea up witn laugnter.
Mr. Banks ate his eggs self -con-
1 aciously at Delilah's white-enameled
: tame.
j After a second cup of black coffee
..he wandered aimlessly through the
-bare rooms. A truck pulled Into
, ine anveway lojiowea oy a oiacK
4 sedan from which a bald-headed
man alighted. The front door wa;
: open. The bald-headed man walk-
" ed in witliout ceremony. "I'm Tim's
'man," he said. "I guess we'll be
settlrr up th' flowers an stuff,
. said Tim's man.
"Yes indeed." said Mr. Banks.
A few minutes later the floor of
the living room was covered with
('potted plants, ferns and lumps
( of damp earth. Mr. Banks strolled
- restlessly through the debris and out
I the French door Into the back
, garden. There he found three
. strangers unrolling a huge bundle
oi canvas.
! "Is that the marauee?" he asked
"It's the tent for the Banks wed-
; tun'," corrected one of the men.
Mr. Banks squinted at the cloud
less sky. A brilliant idea flashed
s across his thriftv mind. "You know.1
E he said casually, "on a day like this
x a on c minic we'll neea a lent."
: The men stopped unrolling the
tent and stared at him in silent
amazement. One of them finally
recovored his voice. "Don't need a
tent?' he exclaimed. "Listen, Jack,
tills tent is contracted for three
weeks ago. There's people yellin'
i-lor it all over the place. You're
Just lucky, that's all."
"Yes, of course," said Mr. Banks,
only thought Yes, of course."
, He stepped around the bulky pile
nd walked down the driveway.
Maple Drive was quiet. Several
houses away hts new neighbor, Mr.
KogRson. was cutting hts front lawn.
ijseemeainc recti Die to Mr. Banks
that anyone could be engaged in
such trivial work at a tune like
this. He strolled aimlessly toward
mm.
Hi," said Mr. Hoggson, pausing.
'Going to be a nice week-end."
"I certainly hope so," said Mr.
Banks. "My daughter's getting mar
ried this afternoon."
"Well, you don't say sol" Mr.
Hoggson shook Mr. Banks' nana
warmly. "That's your first child to
go. isn't it? Quite a wrench, all
right. You won't come in and have
a spot, perhaps? You got a hard
day ahead of you."
"Sorry," said Mr. Banks. "We're
kind oi busy at the house this
morning. I'm Just doing an errand
for my wife."
ie wanted DrisKiy away wiinout
the slightest notion where he was
going. It was the same everywhere.
The world was proceeding quietly
about Its week-end tasks, heedless of
what was happening at 24 Maple
Drive. After about a mile he cut
through a patch of woods and came
back through the village in order
to avoid Mr. Hoggson.
By the time he returned to the
house the artisans had given way
to relatives. The place was swarm
ing with them.
The phone was ringing continu
ously. He took charge of it. Uncle
Joe was in town and wanted de
tailed instructions on how to get
out to r airview Manor, uousin Her-
tna was at the station. Would some
one come down and get her? Aunt
Harriet; nad lost her suitcase with
her best dress in it.
Mr. Banks suddenly noticed that
Kay was not around.
He discovered her uostalrs. Wine-
on the bed, her face buried in the
pinow, her shoulders shaking.
"Kitten," he said, "what's the
trouble? This is vour weddiniz dav "
"Oh, I know it, Pops. That's just
the trouble. It's mv wedriinr? rinv
but It isn't. It's everybody else's
weaaing aay out it just isn't mine."
She let her face down into the pil-
iuw again, out now sne was auieter.
"I know," Mr. Banks said. "I
Know. Mine either."
The Bill Harcourts gave a lunch
eon before the wedding. It was to
nave Deen a small attair hut noth
ing about this wedding seemed
cnpaoie oi remaining small.
The house was crowded with npo.
pie when Mr. and Mrs. Banks ar
rives.
Ms vrimary interest was In world
politic
As he entered tne room a barge
of a woman, wearing pinccnez, bore
down on mm nice a tugooat, ana
began a detailed account of Buck
ley's early childhood. She was up
to his iiith year when someone
spilled a plute of lobster salad on
one oi her ample nips, in the con
fusion Mr. Banks managed to es
cape, only to be recaptured by a
man with a wnirus mustache.
This character appeared to re
gard the gathering as a kind of
public forum. He drew Mr. Banks
to a window seat. His primary in
terest was in world politics and
wanted Mr. Banks' opinion of the
International situation. When Mr.
Banks disclosed the fact that he
had no opinions, the floor passed
to the stranger, who obviously had
a direct wire to God.
Kay approached them. "Mother's
looking for you. She thinks we'd
Better oe getting home." He gazed
at her with awe. An hour ago she
had been sobbing on her bed. Now
she looked radiant like a goddess
oi spring serene ana Deautuui.
(To Be Continued)
Traffic Court Isn't Always Dull
Detroit, Jan. VP) Traffic court was pursuing Its accus
v'' tomed routine.
" All in all, it was pretty dull.
' i Then came the case of the city versus pretty Mrs. Luveda
V Bmedley, 29, a bride of two weeks,
j Mrs. Smcdley's car had struck a pedestrian.
, Up to that point It was still routine.
Came forth the victim, William W. White, 82, whose arm
and right side had been hurt.
From then on a gentleman's gallantry and the formal ex
cesses of the law were both Involved.
Not to mention a lady's right to pay her own $10 fine.
White insisted on paying It. He said Mrs. Smedlcy wasn't
entirely to blame.
Mrs. Smcdley, who had pleaded guilty, talked him out of
it. The Judge extended her two weeks time to pay.
"I have never been treated nicer by anyone," White said
afterwards,
He explained that Mrs. Smedlcy had paid his hospital
bills and visited him several times in the course of his re-
eovcry.
a "We have become good friends," he said.
And that's the way it was when the case was adjourned.
Everybody was happy.
Seventh Anniversary
Of Birth Celebrated
i Oak Point Mrs. John Rule
as hostess for a birthday par
ty honoring her daughter, Diane
Kay on her seventh birthday.
The afternoon was spent playing
james. Guests were Sara K.
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