WENDY CHATS

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 230, 28 September 1935, Page 2 (Supplement)

WENDY CHATS

Dear Girls, — When I read Peter Pan's letter to-day I was shocked—really I was. And I have no doubt but that you are all nodding vigorously and murmuring, With just cause, Wendy. With just cause." And when I came to the little bit about Peter Pan fearing the worst my sorrow knew no bounds. Sorrow, you notice, girls— not anger. Sorrow that Peter Pan, my friend, could treat me so. And after the present of the tiepin tool Peter Pan retrieved the tiepin from where it for days had been employed pinning together competition entries, and attached it to his tie, ancT I was so touched with this mark of his appreciation that 1 had almost (but not quite) decided to knit him a tie to go with the pin. r Now, however, all is changed. Incidentally, although I have a little cold, I am not sick at all and have no intention of relinquishing my nice little task to Peter Pan. It would be too unfair on the ladies who are to listen. Besides, as I said (oh, so crushingly) a few minutes ago to Petei Pan, Who was asked to give the talk anyway?" And another thing. I have a little secret. I intend to take bdek my tiepin from Peter Pan (to pay him out) and give it to the lift man, and every time Peter Pan J rides up and down in the lift he will see his tiepin . % . on the lift mans tie. (Ha! Ha!) Love to you, dear girls, from