I think her advice about luncheon isn't so bad, though.
Suppose we follow it ?" Five minutes later the three girls repaired to the dining car and seated themselves at a table directly across the aisle from their new acquaintance.

J.Elfreda sat toying with her knife and fork, an impatient frown on her smug face.

"These people are the limit," she grumbled.

"It takes forever to get anything to eat.

If I'd ordered it yesterday, I'd have some hopes of getting it to-day." Then, apparently forgetting the existence of the three girls, she sat with eyes fixed hungrily on the door through which her waiter was momentarily expected to pass.