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In Mrs. Elliott's library at Vernondale a great discussion was going on. / It was an evening in early December, and the room was bright with / firelight and electric light, and merry with the laughter and talk of / people who were trying to decide a great and momentous question.
For the benefit of those who are not acquainted with Patty Fairfield and / her relatives, it may be well to say that Mrs. Elliott was Patty's Aunt / Alice, at whose home Patty and her father were now visiting. Of the other / members of the Elliott family, Uncle Charley, grandma, Marian, and Frank / were present, and these with Mr. Fairfield and Patty were debating a no / less important subject than the location of Patty's future home.