You must work hard and prove to him that he is right." To Evelyn the rest of that eventful Saturday seemed like a marvelous dream.

She had never before been in a large city, but despite her interest in the sights and sounds of New York she could not help thinking of how different it might all have been if she had not met Kathleen.

The busy, endless streets terrified her and the more she saw of the great metropolis the less confidence she felt in her own power to wrest a living from it, single-handed and alone.
After leaving Mr.Forest's office they took luncheon at the Southards.
Mr.Southard and Anne had a matinee in the afternoon.

That evening they were to give the final performance of their season, which had run later than usual.

Kathleen had an assignment for her paper for the afternoon, so Miss Southard took Evelyn to a matinee at one of the theaters.