CHAPTER VII
THE JINKS CLUB
Saturday was hailed with delight by the four Maynards.
Now that school had begun, a whole playday meant more than it did in vacation time, when all days were playdays.
It was a glorious September day, and as it was an early autumn, many leaves had fallen and lay thick upon the ground.
"I know what to do," said Marjorie, as directly after breakfast they put on hats and coats for outdoor play of some sort. "Let's make leaf-houses."
"All right," said Kingdon, "and let's telephone for the others."
"The others" always meant the two Fultons and Kitty's friend, Dorothy Adams.