Needless to say, Mr. Alison forgave the fair conspirators. More than that, he was delighted with Georgia and promised to make her fairly famous at Yale. He had just received a composite picture of his sister's crowd at school, and he got Betty to write "Georgia Ames" and the date on the back of it. The composite Georgia was a very pretty girl, and the slightly blurred effect was artistic and at the same time decidedly suggestive of Georgia's elusive personality. Mr. Alison promised to send for more copies of Georgia's picture for distribution among "The Merry Hearts."