"Now, what am I to do all this evening?" said Felix. "What's going on in this place, Johnny?"
"Not very much, that I know of," replied Johnny; "and as I make up all my amusements, or almost all of them, I shouldn't know as well what is going on as Harrison Brown would."
"Who is Harrison Brown?" inquired Felix with interest.
"He's a boy who lives on State Street, opposite the north side of the park," replied Johnny.
"Has he got a bicycle? and does he wear a blue suit with a little plaid in it?" inquired Felix.
"Yes," said Sue: "that's his new suit, and I think it's real pretty."
"Why, he's the boy that I raced with," continued Felix: "I guess I'll go right over and see him, and ask him what is going on. Can't you come along, Johnny?"
"I'll ask mother," replied Johnny doubtfully.
"Can't I go too?" asked Sue.
"You?" replied Felix. "What does a girl want to go round with boys for? and what do boys want girls going around with them for?"