"Is it?" she enquired.
"Sure it is," said Holt. "Now, Jim, you're in the crowd you read about. You ought to get us to point 'em out to you."
"The woman just next," whispered Mrs. Newberry—"the one in forget-me-not blue, draped with chiffon and crystal trimmings—don't you see? The bodice is finished with crystal fringe——"
"I'm afraid——" said Stainton.
Preston Newberry explained.
"Girl with yellow hair," said he.
"Oh!" said Stainton.
"That," Mrs. Newberry went on, "is Dora van Rooz. She was a Huyghens, you know."
"I'm afraid I don't read the society-columns," Stainton apologised.
"Dora's not confining herself to them," said Newberry. "She and van Rooz are calling each other names in the divorce-court now."