In the midst of all these Christmas excitements it is small wonder that Betty forgot Georgia. She entertained the family at breakfast one morning with an account of her lively adventures, and amused herself by putting Georgia's picture among her Christmas gifts and listening to the varied comments of her Cleveland friends, who were much attracted by Georgia's appearance. The men particularly called her "stunning" and "a good looker," and inquired anxiously when she was coming to visit Betty. And Betty laughed and promised to have her "as soon as she could," thinking what fun she would have at Easter, laughing at them for getting so excited over a composite photograph.