10 Capital Journal, Balem,
Father of
By EDWARD 3TREETER.
KAY AND BUCKLEY
WAVE FOND ADIEU
OnitaUmtnt XXIII)
Thara was a dense rowd in th
front of the bouse.
Mr. Massoula's henchmen movea
tbrough It bearinr salad bowl filled
vtui confetti. At leajt they were
distributing something Inexpensive
lor th moment. People were sel(
ooneclouely grabbing handluls, most
rough their fingers to the floor,
eryone wu watching the stairs
lsely as If they expected a couple
Of whippets to come smuunv u
anri out the door before they could
r rid of the balls of damp paper
their clenched fists.
This was the soene that Mr. Banks
had rlauallied so often during the
Est twenty-five years; the moment
when hfc first-born would come
running down a Droaa staircase on
the arm of a muscle-bound strang
er, to disappear from his life for
errer at least in the role of his Ut
ile daughter. . , ,
When he had stood at the foot of
other people's stalroases waiting to
throw damp paper at their daugh
ters his heart had been warm with
sympathy for the fathers of the
bides, who strolled with such brave
nonchalance among their guests. He
had hoped that he would have
equal oourage when his Urn came.
B, yaestS and look.d over the rsll at the
..nr.tti stnwn hell
How that it was here he only
felt numbness. He had rehearsed
it all so often In his mind he had
hugged his private sadness to his
bosom so many times that its ful
fillment was less real than its an
ticipation. A bridesmaid peered around the
corner of the stair landing, grinned
sheepishly and disappeared. Some
one cried, "Here they come," as If
K were a horse race. Then Kay
and Buckley, consplclously new in
very detail, were tearing across
the landing and down the final
flight of stairs with that hunched,
headlong look of charging moose
that Mr. Banks had observed in all
brides and grooms coming down
stairs. They wers on the front walk now,
their shoulders covered with con
fetti their heads still lowered be
tween their shoulders. Mr. Banks
was right behind them, running In
form, the ushers and bridesmaids
brlnrimr ud the rear In full cry.
Buckley's car stood at the end of
the walk. It was amazing how these
details fell into place against all
odds. Tney were in. R.ay leaned
through the open window while
Buckley fought off ushers on the
other side.
"Good-by, Pops. You've been
wonderful. I love you."
The ear lurched forward. Mr.
Banks revolved off the rear mud
guard Into the arms of a brides
maid. "Good-by good luck," They
were already half a block away. A
few ushers, who had gone through
the usual routine of almost being
run over in the getaway, were
brushing she dirt from their trous
ers. When Mr. Banks returned to the
house, he realized that the recep
tion had entered a new and final
nhase. Its connection with the
bride and groom had already been
forgotten. For all nractlcal pur
poses the bride and groom them
selves had been forgotten. The
Reception had become a Party and
only a few cutaways and brides-
S aids' dresses recalled the event
at had brought it into being.
The more conservative element
began to leave. A few said good-by
The majority took advantage of the
tonrusion ana merely wanted away.
Officer Mulllns, who had under
taken to act as parking attendant
had long since left his post and re
tired to the kitchen, where one or
two other members of the force
were already at work on material
furnished by the ever-thoughtful
Mr. Massoula.
Officer Mulllns had packed thr
parking field efficiently and solld
ty before he left. This had been
suite satisfactory during the park
ing, but unfortunately the guests
were not departing on the modem
E counting basis of last in first out
there were any order to their
iving. it appeared to be Just the
opposite.
And so it came about that, while
Officer Mulllns exchanged views on
wine and women with his leilow
craftsmen, the more prominent cltl-
Rcns of Falrvlew Manor locked
bumpers and cursed In the scarred
Meld behind the house.
Mr. Banks felt restless A sudden
seslre seized him to speed hla part
big guests. He wandered out of the
house and across tne lawn in the di
rection of the parking field, care
fully balaclng a glass of cham-
&agne- as he walked. The scene
ROOM AND BOARD
WHAT GETS ME IS,
YUH USED TUH BE
A DETECTIVE AM'
YUH LET A CROOK.
RIGHT IN YEK OWN
HOUSE GET AWAT
ON TUH
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Oregon, Baturday, Jan. 21, 1950
the Bride
Illustrated by Gluyaa William
which burst upon him as he rounded
the lilac hedge reminded him of a
picture in an old geography of
sampans milling on a Chinese river
front.
For th. next half hour, disre
garding the dangerous snugness of
his cutaway, ne leaped up ana
down on entwined Dumpers, airecc
ed backlnr cars into other back
ing oars and helped angry citizens
to pull their Dasnea muaguaras iree
from tneir tires.
Then, retrieving his glass, which
he had left on a fence post, he re
turned to the house, dirty but satis
fied, feeling that for the first time
in many hours he had been of some
practical use in tne worm.
The bitter-enders were in full
swing. The Neapolitan push-and-pull
artist was hard and soundlessly
at work In the living room, which
was Jammed with people, all of
them obviously prepared to see the
thing through to tne unai Dotua,
The last truest had gone. The
last damp hand had been wrung.
The bridal party had disappeared
noisily to seek Digger and newer
adventure. The Dunstans had left.
The relatives had returned to the
oblivion from which they - had
emerged. Mr. and Mrs. Banks were
alone with the wreckage.
They sat limply in two armchairs
which Mr. Banks had dragged down
from upstairs. The rug was covered
with confetti. The few casual tables
which Mr. Massoula had left in the
living room were garnished with
gray lings. Here and there on the
white paint of the sills were the
dark signatures of cigarettes. The
norai Dacxgrounu 01 tne reception
line obliterated the fireplace. They
stared at it in silence.
She did look lovely In that
golng-away suit," said Mrs. Banks
dreamily. "Didn't you think it was
good-looking?''
Mr. Banks couldn't remember it
very well. He knew she had had
on something tan. There his detail
stopped. But her face was etched
forever on his memory as she stood
on the landing waiting to throw the
Driaes bouquet.
'She's a darling," he said.
'Queer the Orlswolds didn't
come," mused Mrs. Banks. "Thev
accepted and Jane told me they were
coming.
I don't see how vou know wheth
er they came or not."
I know everybody that was here
and everybody that wasn't," said
Mrs. Banks complacently.
Mr. Banks did not question it.
This woman who couldn't remember
the details of the most elementary
problem for five minutes would
remember now and forever everv-
one who came, everyone who didn't
and also those who crashed the
gate.
My gosh." exclaimed Mrs. Banks
pressing her hand over her face.
"We forgot to ask the Storers."
"We couldn't have," said Mr.
Banks.
"We did. though."
"That's terrible. Couldn't we nre-
tend we sent them an Invitation?
You could call Esther tomorrow and
ask her why she didn't come."
I might at that." said Mrs.
Banks.
There was a brief silence. "What
are we going to do with all those
present?" asked Mr. Banks.
"I don't know. Somebody's
to pack them, I suppose. I think
I'll Just lenve them as they are
ior a wnue.
"I guess that's the best thine-."
said Mr. Banks.
They lapsed Into exhausted si
lence. In the brain of each a nrn-
Jector was unreellnff the film of thp
clay's events. It would have amazed
worn li tncy could have know how
different the films were.
In another comnartment nf Mr
Banks' brain an adding machine was
relentlessly at work. The figures
came pouring out and each time
tncy were greater than before.
"Didn't the decorations In the
church look too lovely?" asked Mrs.
Banks
Mr. Banks was startled to dis
cover that he had not even noticed
u tnere were any decorations In
the church. It was a relief to know
that someone had checked on that
dog-robber Tim.
"They were beautiful," he said
simply.
.'Mr Tim did a wonderful Job
considering how little money we
gave him to work with," said Mrs
Banks. Her husband startled, then
pressed his Hps together and made
no comment.
I suppose," said Mrs. Banks, "we
ought to get out the vacuum clean
or and not leave this whole mess
for Delilah tomorrow. I'll go up
nnn chance my oress.
Mr. Banks followed her upstairs
glumly. Like a fog blowing In from
the sea, he could feel the first
wisps of depression fingering Into
his soul.
Here was the place where she
hfld stood. He paused and looked
uver the rail at the confetti-strewn
hall. Queer about places and houses
They remained the same yet thev
were never the same. By no strength
or the imagination was this the spot
from which Kay had tossed her
flowers to the waving arms below
He continued up the stairs, think
ing af all the money and energy
that was wasted eaeh year vlsltiiu-
the scenes of great events under
the Impression that they were still
tne same places.
(The End)
Railroads supplied the steel
Industry with 3,750,000 tons of
scrap metal In 1040, snys the In
stitute of Scrap Iron and Steel.
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