Intermountain Catholic | 1909-11-27 | Page 6 | The Note That Jarred

The Note That Jarred. "She would have been such a pretty girl," mused the artist man, with a touch of regret. "Yes much more than pretty. When she came in and took her seat across from us at the theatre my companion and I were fascinated fas-cinated by the classic mold of her .features, combined with the fresh beauty beau-ty of a perfect complexion. But that protuberance of hair at the back of her head! It was wadded and padded and stuffed out until it looked as if it might conceal a life preserver. And ' at the geometrical center of this mass a wisky little curl lay on its side and kicked up its heels."