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Updated: June 5, 2025
Her sister came to stay with me then. Her name was Julietta . . . Mrs. Bowman had a weakness for fancy names I think . . . but she looked so like Charlotta that I kept calling her that all the time . . .and she didn't mind. So I just gave up trying to remember her right name. She was Charlotta the Second, and when she went away Evelina came and she was Charlotta the Third.
Arrived at the machine in which Marion, Hazel and Julietta had been prison-passengers, they found a new and important development in affairs. Jake, the chauffeur, had confessed. He had offered to conduct the boys to Helen's place of detention and effect her release if the boys would let him go. It was less than half a mile away. The boys agreed.
The other eleven who boarded the train with Marion, the holiday hostess, were Ruth Hazelton, Ethel Zimmerman, Ernestine Johanson, Hazel Edwards, Azalia Atwood, Harriet Newcomb, Estelle Adler, Julietta Hyde, Marie Crismore, Katherine Crane, and Violet Munday. Miss Ladd, the Guardian, also was one of Marion's invited guests.
She wants to pay all of our expenses and has worked out quite an elaborate plan; or rather she and her lawyer worked it out together. Really, it is very interesting." "Why, she wants us to be real detectives," exclaimed Violet Munday excitedly. "No, don't put it that way," Julietta Hyde objected.
Ah! the English are a great nation!" "I should like to know excessively if there was really such a person as Baron Mun-chaw-sen?" said Julietta, gathering courage from the success of her last question. "There was, Miss," returned the captain, through his teeth, and nodding his head in the affirmative.
"What would we do if we caught anybody at any mischief?" asked Azalia. "We'd sail right into 'em and give 'em Hail Columbia," declared Hazel like a vigilance committee chairman. "Yes, we'd pull their hair," said Marie Crismore. "And scratch their eyes out," Ernestine chimed in. "And boo-shoo 'em away," added Julietta Hyde.
Behind her curtains Maria drew a troubled breath. She, too, felt the family responsibility for Julietta dear Julietta, with her dumpy figure and ugly face. Julietta was nineteen and now that Lucia was betrothed it was Julietta's turn. If only it could be known that Julietta had a pretty dot!
"Ask him, dear D.O.V.E.," whispered Julietta, who was timid, from the circumstance of never having published, "which he thinks the most ecstatic feeling, hope or despair?"
"What I'm afraid of is that you're trying to introduce politics into this club, and we won't stand for that a minute." "Oh, yes, Julietta, you may have your wish, if what Azalia says is true," Marie Crismore announced so eagerly that everybody present knew that she had an idea and waited expectantly for it to come out. "We'll call you Polly Polly Tix."
Julietta Hyde and Estelle Adler were reading a book of Indian legends and making a study of Indian symbols. Harriet Newcomb and Azalia Atwood were studying the Camp Fire hand-sign language. Ernestine Johanson and Ethel Zimmerman were crocheting some luncheon sets. Ruth Hazelton and Helen Nash were mending their ceremonial gowns.
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