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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
35
In a new club house, Jean, Robert, and Mrs. Jones inspect undecorated walls. President Hastings praises their teamwork as they prepare pictures for hanging, while Mrs. Jones greets the athletic newcomer Jean and debates where to place a framed photo.
Fragmentary conversation quotes between Mrs. Jones and Mr. Hastings about seating arrangements and a past president Mr. Thompson. The text mentions a steward and a dangerous task but provides no clear event or outcome.
In a club scene Mrs Thompson and Mr Thompson clash over tennis court material. He initially pushes three turf and one dirt court, then quietly pivots to four turf courts, guiding the decision through tact. Mrs Jones recalls how his diplomacy swayed her husband and others.
A young man Robert schemes with Jean to fool his father into thinking they are engaged. He proposes staged affection and dinner visits to influence the father's views, while Jean weighs the plan and its implications for their real lives.
After guests depart at the Hastings home, Robert and Jean Gilpin converse in the hall as his father notes the girl smiling at the young man and Robert adjusts her evening cape. The moment hints at budding romance and family reactions.
Jean and Robert argue over continued secrecy and engagement while the father intrudes, claiming to approve after a sly ruse. Jean begs for restraint, but Robert declares intent to marry despite opposition. Mr. Hastings finally reveals he knew all along and reveals his lighthearted ruse.
An erratic journey toward Lyndhurst ends with Miss Annette Chalmers and her mother hiring a new driver named Charles. After saving them from a dangerous driving episode, he wins favor by steady, courteous service and eventually reveals a surprising romance with Miss Tempest as the story unfolds.
Leila Hilborn frets over jealousy as John West sways her with romance. A declared engagement and letters filled her day with happiness until a subway encounter hinted at trouble ahead. Orchids and theater plans frame a tense love triangle.
Leila watches John with a bright companion during a train ride. Crusty gentlemen approve of the young couple as a messenger boy jokes about bride and groom. John ignores Leila, steps on her toe, and hurries away in a clamor of mixed emotions.
Leila Hilborn, newly promised to John West, grows intensely jealous as she watches him flirt with a brunette across the lace counter. She insists on buying seven yards of lace, while a salesgirl and other shoppers observe the tense scene.
Leila helps Hester after a mistaken fabric cut causing tension in the shop. Hester fears calling the floorwalker and losing her place, while Leila consoles her, noting jealousy and offering to cut another yard. The moment ends with Leila urging silence and understanding.
Leila buys orchids to hide jealousy after suspecting John of sending another girl flowers. In a subway encounter a florist girl claims the flowers, but John reveals the truth and Leila realizes her jealousy. She returns the flowers to the donor and forgives him as the curtain falls.
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