Elfreda, narrowly watching her companion, read apprehension in Virginia's face, although she made light of the playing of the freshmen team and predicted an easy victory for the sophomores.

Scarcely knowing why she did so, Elfreda had doggedly insisted that if the sophomores hoped to beat that freshman team, they would have to play exceptionally well.

Whereupon an argument arose regarding the respective merits of the two teams that lasted all the way to Wayne Hall, and ended in the two girls not speaking to each other again that night.
"Did you see Elfreda in the gallery this afternoon ?" asked Anne, as she and Grace left the gymnasium and set out for Wayne Hall.

Anne had waited in the dressing room until Grace finished dressing.
"I did not see any one," laughed Grace.

"I was far too busy.