The principal actors in the play had been well remembered by friends, and the dressing rooms looked like a florist's shop.
"I'm so sorry.

I'd like to begin all over again," said Nora, as she rubbed her face with cold cream to take off her make-up.
"There's an end to all things," said Jessica practically, "and really I'm glad to get back into everyday clothes." "Hurry up, slowpokes," said Grace Harlowe, popping her head in the door.
"Tom Gray is here.

He and David are waiting outside with their cars.

We are all going up to Nesbit's for a jollification given in honor of Rosalind, who is at present dressed in everyday clothes and shaking hands with the great Southard.

He and Miss Tebbs are going, too, and so is Mrs.Gray." "Come in, Grace, and tell us where you found Anne's costumes," said Nora, giving her cheeks a final rub.