"Yes, please all come," said Sue once more. Then she walked on with Wopsie and her brother.
"Say, Miss Sue, is yo' all sartin suah 'bout dis yeah party?" asked Wopsie, as they turned the corner.
"Why, of course we're sure about it, Wopsie."
"Well, yo' auntie don't know nuffin 'bout it."
"She will, as soon as we get home, for I'll tell her," said Sue. "It will be fun; won't it, Bunny?"
"I—I guess so."
Bunny did not know quite what to make of what Sue had done. Getting up a real party in such a hurry was a new idea for him. Still it might be all right.
"It's a good thing I lost my kite," said Bunny. "'Cause if I hadn't we couldn't have seen those children to invite to the party."
"Yes," said Sue, "it was real nice. We'll have lots of fun at the party. I hope they'll all come."
"Oh, dey'll come all right!" said Wopsie, shaking her head. "But I don't jest know what yo' Aunt Lu's gwine t' say."