She smiled contentedly, and nodding to the fluffy-haired little girl standing beside her said gleefully: "What did I tell you?
Look in there." The fluffy-haired little girl obeyed.

"How did you do it ?" was the quick answer.
"They did it themselves.

I just did the inviting and they did the rest.
Of course there was a certain amount of chance that they wouldn't get together, but it was worth taking.

After meeting her this afternoon I felt sure that the girls were wrong, but I wished them to find out for themselves.

How it happened, I don't know, but we are sure to hear the story after the party is over." While Gertrude Wells was congratulating herself on the success of her experiment, Grace Harlowe was remarking to Miriam Nesbit that she thought Gertrude Wells would be an ideal president from 19---- and that she intended pointing out this fact to the freshmen of Wayne Hall..