"Hello, who's that?" said Mary over
the phone. "This is Helen, Mary."
"Will you ask your mother if you can
go to the movies with me to-day?"
"Yes; wait a minute." Mary ran to
her mother and asked her If she could
go to see the moving pictures. Her
mother said yes, so sho ran back and
told Helen she could go.
"What are you going to wear.
Mary?" asked Helen. "I'm going to
wear my blue linen dress and my blue
silk sweater," answered Mary. "Al
right, 1 will wear my pink linen dress
and pink silk sweater." Mary put up
the receiver and went to her room and
got dressed.
In a little while Helen came and
they went to Broad Street. "Where
shall we go, Mary?" asked Helen.
"Let us go to see 'Billie l!urke' in
Peggy." said Mary. "Alright. I know
it will be good because she is so
sweet." So they went and enjoyed it
greatly. When they got home Mary
told Helen she certainly had a fine
time and enjoyed the pictures very
much. (Original.) Composed by
ELIZABETH MILLER.
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