"Well, what do you think Dr. Eaton did?" she began indignantly when she was finally seated beside her three friends, with the B's and Nita just across the aisle. "I told him that Mrs. Erasmus J.--of course I didn't call her that--had gone out to Tombstone, and he was positively frigid. He just said, 'Indeed!' and went on looking out the window. I was bound to make him take an interest, so I told him that she was dreadfully worried about Georgia, and he only said 'Indeed!' again. Then I happened to remember that I had her picture with me. Tom sent them to-day, and I was carrying Mary's to her. So I said, 'Dr. Eaton, you asked me once how Georgia looked. I've just got her picture. Should you like to see it?' And he said, 'Oh, don't trouble, Miss Wales. I hope you will have a delightful vacation.' Now what do you make of that?"