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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
7
Barnes talks with landlord Putnam Jones about Green Fancy a secluded green house and its enigmatic owner Curtis. A veiled woman and passing riders spur curiosity as horsemen depart toward the crossroads leaving Barnes and Jones wary of strangers.
Miss Thackeray confronts danger when a late duel of fates unravels at a mountain inn. A guest lies mortally wounded as Barnes and staff race to aid, while Miss Thackeray defies danger to help and unravel a grim tonight. The injured man, identified as Andrew Paul, fights for his life before dying as questions mount about the killers and motives.
A fashion writer notes daytime summer dresses range from sport frocks to sheer gowns with lace trims. Georgette crepe and crepe chiffon dominate afternoon and evening wear in pinks and white, with organza and gandie accents. Embroidered mull and batiste frocks suit hot days, while gray charmeuse gowns with red accents offer sleek contrast. many gowns feature side panels, ruffles, and tailored belts.
Thomas K. Barnes a wealthy New Yorker on a walking trip in New England near the Canadian border is given a lift by a mysterious attractive girl who says she heads to Green Fancy. At Hart s tavern he meets a barnstorming troupe led by Lyndon Rushcroft and Miss Thackeray who work for room and board while touring hotels. The storm heightens Barnes worry over the alluring girl and her safety reaching Green Fancy.
Upon tragedy, Barnes confronts danger and pressure as he pursues the men who were shot. The scene hints at hidden motives and a forced confrontation that deepens the case and tests his resolve.
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