MRS. TILSBURY. Well, as my duties as a chaperone seem to be over, I think I shall return to my art. You will dine with us to-night, will you not, Mr. Melvin? We shall be quite en famille.
MR. MELVIN. Thank you, I should like to very much.
MR. TILSBURY. Well, I am off to the Club. See you later, Melvin.
(MR. and MRS. TILSBURY go out.)
MR. MELVIN. Hereafter I am going to change the war-cry to the singular, and say, “Votes for one woman.”
MILDRED. And I shall say, “Votes for one man.”
(Curtain.)
TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE
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