I knew you could sing, but you never before confessed to being a real song and dance artist." "We shall have all 'headliners in our show,' as the billboard advertisements beautifully put it," commented Miriam.

"I wish Eleanor were here, don't you, Grace?
Then Anne could recite 'Enoch Arden.'" "Who is Eleanor, and why can't Anne recite 'Enoch Arden' without her ?" were Elsie Wilton's curious inquiries.
"The 'Eleanor' we speak of is in Italy, studying music, or was the last time we heard from her.

She used to live in Oakdale and is one of our dearest friends.

She arranged music to be played during Anne's recital of 'Enoch Arden.' They gave it at a concert at home and it was a tremendous success." "I wish she were to be here to our show, then," said Arline plaintively.
"We would feature her.

What's her other name ?" "Savelli," replied Grace quickly.
"Eleanor Savelli, the famous Italian pianiste," announced Arline, bowing to an imaginary audience.