Her father is acting to-night in 'Forsaken,' and the whole company leaves town on the 11.30 train.

I suppose Anne must go to the theater, for there will be no time to go back to the hotel after the play.

I got the whole thing out of the clerk." "Then we can all go to the theater," cried Nora triumphantly.
"What good will that do Anne ?" demanded practical Grace.
"It may do her no good whatever," said David, "but it would be well not to lose sight of the father, even, if we must follow him to the train.
And if Anne knows we are near, she will be able to get back her nerve." "Children," cried Grace suddenly, "I have a scheme.

I won't put it into action unless it's absolutely necessary, but it's bound to work." "What is it ?" demanded the others.
"I won't tell," replied Grace mysteriously, "because I may not have to use it, and I'll warn you that it's rather dangerous.

But it will save Anne, and we just mustn't get caught.".