"You are regular heroes!" burst out May Powell, who by her merry eyes showed that she was almost as full of fun as were the Rover twins. "I'm going to write to Spouter and let him know all about it."
"And don't forget to mention the rescue of my hat," added Alice Strobell with a giggle.
"I hope I have the pleasure of meeting you again, Miss Stevenson," said Jack, in an aside to the oldest girl of the party.
"Well, maybe," she returned, looking at him frankly.
"I've enjoyed this afternoon very much—in spite of that excitement."
"Oh, so have I!" and now she cast down her eyes while a faint flush stole into her cheeks.
"We won't dare say much about that trouble in the theater when we get back to school," remarked Jennie Mason.
"That's right!" burst out Annie Larkins. "If we did, maybe Miss Garwood would refuse to let us attend any more performances."
"Is Miss Garwood the head of your school?" questioned Randy.
"Yes. And let me tell you, she is a very particular and precise woman."