"I suppose you wouldn't mind meeting a few of our leading men--and we have a little luncheon-room over at the Union League Club where we drop in now and then.

If you'd care to do so, I'd like to have you come along with me at one.

We're sure to find a few of them--some of our lawyers, business men, and judges." "That will be fine," said the Philadelphian, simply.

"You're more than generous.

There are one or two other people I want to meet in between, and"-- he arose and looked at his own watch--"I'll find the Union Club.
Where is the office of Arneel & Co. ?" At the mention of the great beef-packer, who was one of the bank's heaviest depositors, Addison stirred slightly with approval.