Mary Lee the Red Cross Girl

ome

. I never knew you to look so well and so pretty. Who

opinion is that, no matter what the place might be, if it had any idea of not agreeing with the

. If I were to let her have her way, Miss Cameron, I would be sitting in my rocker all day with my arms folded." Then Mrs.

sitors

answered Dr. Anderson, with a twinkle in his eye. "Although I will c

oes look as if we were just forcin

lks are not welcome here at all times, nobody is. Bu

things over with Mr. Quinn. I suppose you will accept our invitation to go out in th

tically replied the

d I shall be glad to go," added Mr

about and are waiting for me to follow Mrs. Quinn's e

laughingly. "Mary Lee and I are goin

em to be quite at ease. She wanted to stay and talk with Aunt Madge

d what she was thinking abo

you dear, conscientious child. Come, we

to do that?" asked M

to very much," an

ecessary work. It was done with many laughs and much enjoyment. When the t

d them out and woul

ou have time for a

without waiting for an answer, s

was but a little way down the road, they made themselves comfortable beneath it. They

stions that are stored up in that little mind

tion. She fairly swamped Aunt Ma

S MISS YO

e? Didn't Ruth and Edith and Letty send any messages with you? Have you heard the wonder

ed and interrupted t

o give you their love and to tell you that they miss you ever so much. Letty and Ruth and Edith are coming out for next Saturday and Sunday so they did not send any message. In fa

glistening eyes. "That means

are coming home, although I heard the news only yesterday. Isn't

which may startle you." Aunt Madge paused a moment a

e to be married next Sept

"My-" was all t

school girls, spent a few minute

overed. "I just know how happy you both are. And, Aunt Madge, Dr

do me." Aunt Madge pretended to be very stern

ously. "Where are you going to live when you are married?

k wonderfully lovely. My dear, you are to come and stay wi

Mary Lee, decidedly. "It

l. And now, I think it is almost time to turn back," she suggested, aft

eir way back

vigorous summons of the supper bell which was being sturdily wielded by T