Cut the bread into one-third inch cubes, add the butter melted, and salt. Mix well and brown in a moderate oven, stirring occasionally to permit the bread to brown evenly.
CHAPTER LXXXI
REHEARSING THE CEREMONY
ALICE'S wedding day dawned clear and cold, and Bettina realized with a start all that was before her. She had as house guests two school friends of Alice's, gay and charming girls who were, nevertheless, somewhat difficult visitors, as the little bungalow was soon strewn with their belongings and as they were completely indifferent to such a thing as punctuality.
"S'pose Geraldine'll be in to borrow my mirror in a minute," grumbled Bob. "How long'll they stay?"
"'Till tomorrow morning, dear. Hurry! You know we have to rehearse at ten o'clock."
"Ushers and all?"
"Of course. You wouldn't know what to do without a rehearsal, would you?"