How Ethel Hollister Became a Campfire Girl

sion had been obtained to allow

have been able to have gotte

have shown her great courtesy-says you've been kindness itself to her-so it has paid, hasn't it, dear? Now your visit will do the business, and you'll probably come in for the lion's share

I am only a young girl yet. Besides, I loathe Harve

l of the young men of today, especially amo

ooking brothers, and I know lots of good looking young men

ou a poor man's daughter. If you'll be guided by me, my dear, I'll put you above the

ely. She, too, loved money and position, as well perha

o Aunt Susan's conspicuous appearance, she dreaded the train ordeal, but there was no help for it. She di

without embarrassment calmly continued: "Did you e

rise socially-to take her place with the best-but she never had seemed to even take exception to Aunt Susan's appearance; in fact, she felt that people wo