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party of "one" did not put in an appearance.
We did not cry over it but
rather rejoiced at our happy disapointment
at least mother Rena did although
we all looked, and Volty even went
to the door and called aloud to our guest
"But he cometh not and we were not
aweary" on his account. But another
came with "Pa's son in law" who
became very much "awearied" himself
while awaiting for "Hunk to conclude
his long evening courtship at Jonar's
and was just on the point of retiring
for the night when Son in law Hank
drove to the door. Supose Dignams
were sadly, not glady, diapointed and
"Mary was awearied for he came not"