Life — April 19, 1928 — page 38: what you’re looking at

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Thence to call on this crony and that, being at some pains to drag Sam away from any place soever, and when in the thickest of the return traffic and out of a com- plete silence he did pipe up, “Do you love me?” I was certain that he had imbibed too freely, and said so, which amused him immoderately, and I was indeed astonished and grati- fied, in spite of his reassurances, to be set down at our door without mis- hap. The Bannings for dinner, and I did serve with the salad some of the fine old ham sent me the other day by my Aunty Sally, Sam boast- ing, with what I do know to be ac- tual misgivings, that it had been in the family for years, and in the con- versation which ensued I did add beaten biscuit to the list of things which I consider overrated. And Edith did tell how she telephoned her mother in London as a birthday present to the latter, and how neither say anything save, “Well, darling, how are you?” and giggle, and as the operator did not cut in with a warning, the charge was one hundred and thirty-five dollars, so that now E. wishes she had sent her parent a fur tippet, or something of similar reminiscent durability. Then playing at comparisons, and Sam vouchsafed that first looking into Chapman's Homer and first being confronted with a dish of plover’s eggs differed only in kind and not at all in degree, and after our guests had gone, he besought me to listen to the plot of a play he had suddenly could thought up, whereupon I put in a | tedious half-hour surreptitiously locking up the Scotch, and so, very weary, to bed. Baird Leonard. Canny OB: I don’t see how you can afford to take so many girls to those high-priced eating places. 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If I know anything, we'll be old friends—from now on. x . ~ We'd like to send you a booklet about Chalfonte-Haddon Hall. Will you write for a copy? HALFONTE- ADDON HALL ATLANTIC CITY American Plan Leeps aND Lippincott CoMPANY comicbooks.com