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tweezers in hand she went to work and though it seemed to me she had taken out all but a few, the results left enough for all purposes including my male role. But again this final touch added just that much more to my attractiveness.

I got cold feet as we left the house for the party. The Bartons lived five houses away and Lois suggested we walk. It was dark when we left the house but still I balked, not wanting anyone to see me in my getup. "The entire neighborhood will be at the party anyway, so whats the difference", she asked. Taking a deep breath I started with her, our heels clicking on the side- walk, our skirts flowing in unison. To try and describe the sensation we made at the party would be impossible. We were without doubt the most interesting thing that ever happened in that area and I enjoyed every minute of it. Several of the women took pains to talk to me and ask questions as to how I liked high heels, or whe- ther I was wearing a girdle and bra, and one, our hos- tess Jan Barton, whispered to me she thought I was the best looking girl at the party. We won the prize for the best costumes and when we sang our song that we had practiced all week, we had a comical offer for stage work from one of the men who was in the shoe business. As we were leaving, Frank Barton, our host, asked me for a date for the following week and we all had a good laugh.

When we arrived home I prolonged the evening as much as possible but it had to end sometime and so to bed. Lois sensing my reluctance to end the thrill of the evening took a new nightgown from her drawer and tossed it on the bed. "Sleep in this tonight honey", she said. "You may as well try these too." I did, and I liked it.

For the next week I took a lot of good natural kidding from the people who had attended the party, and shortly thereafter two things took place that helped speed my present status. First Lois lost her grandparents in a car train accident and much to everyone's surprise she was sole beneficiary of the estate, which was considerable. The income alone was greater than my salary which in itself was not small. Secondly within the month my com-