This Thing Called Love
by Edwin Burke

Tice Collins believes that every man should marry and has come home with the idea of finding a helpmate.

As the story opens he is to be the dinner guest of the Bertrands and it is the hope of Harry Bertrand to impress his guest with the perfection of marriage.

Not that the Bertrands are an example, but Harry hopes to stage this show of devotion as a means to a certain end which has a business merger as the objective.

The author's treatment is so good-natured that he sweeps his audiences along in gales of laughter.