Suite. Father and Nan adored it, and you and Roger are the next Royal
guests."

"It's great," said Elise, "not half as pretty as mine, but more dignified
and gorgeous."

The chintz was patterned with tropical birds and foliage and as the
hangings were many and elaborate the effect _was_ gorgeous. The bathroom
was spacious and fully equipped, and as Mona's things had arrived she
turned to instruct the maid who was already unpacking them.

"Come back with me to my room," said Elise, as she and Patty went down
the hall.

"Just for a minute, then, for I must go and sort out the rest of my
visitors. I am putting Philip and Chick over in the west wing, far
removed from the nursery, for I don't want them imagining they are kept
awake by the night thoughts of my child. And, I must confess, Fleurette
has a way of tuning up in the wee, small hours! However, we had the
nursery walls muffled, so I don't think you'll be disturbed. Isn't this
outlook fine, Elise?"

"Beautiful," and Elise joined Patty at the bay-window. "This is the most
effective room I ever saw, and so comfy."

"And here's your bath," Patty opened the door to a bathroom of
white-tiled and silver daintiness. "Now you've time for a tub and a rest
before dinner. So I'm going to leave you. Come down at eight,--or sooner,
if you like."