Meanwhile the matter that was agitating "The Merry Hearts" was the whereabouts of Dr. Eaton. Was he going to Florida by rail after all? Or had he missed the train? Perhaps he was ill; he almost always came to chapel, and everybody was positive that he had not been there that morning. Finally an off-campus senior, who took her meals at the same house where he did, was appealed to for information, and she quickly solved the difficulty. Dr. Eaton had gone away the night before. "The Merry Hearts" breathed a sigh of relief. They were becoming vastly interested in Mary's match-making scheme. Indeed Betty Wales was a little worried lest their well-meant enthusiasm should carry some of them too far.