(_Enter_ MARTIN R.I. _He stands_.) MARTIN. Yes, Miss. CELIA. (_Holding tongs_) Oh, Martin, I want you to jump upstairs---- MARTIN. (_In open amazement_) _Jump_, Miss? CELIA. I said, "Jump" and tell Kent to give you two motor coats and any other kind of a wrap she can find, two motor bonnets, some veils and furs and some pins and my motor bag and--two toothbrushes. We are going for a drive. MARTIN. A _drive_, Miss? CELIA. (_Irritated_) I said _a drive_. Will you hurry, please? (_READY Telephone_.) MARTIN. Very good, Miss. (_Exit_ R.I.) AUNT IDA. We can't have the motor. We couldn't have it to go to the Admiral's. It's broken. CELIA. (_Putting tongs in the winged armchair_) It wouldn't be a motor if it wasn't. Now what will we do? Oh, I'll get Jimmie Raleigh and he'll come back and take us down in his. (_Goes to phone_.) Hello! Hello! I wonder what the--(AUNT IDA _squeals_)--telephone number is. Oh, Aunt Ida, please do be quiet. You know you will make me nervous in a minute. AUNT IDA. I'm not saying a word. CELIA. Hello! Hello! Give me Sir William Raleigh's house, please. Yes, I know the family is away, but I want to speak to Mr. James Raleigh. (_Stuffs handkerchief in telephone receiver and turns to_ AUNT IDA.) Aunt Ida, tell me, do you know, are there any Smiths _ranching_ in Chicago? AUNT IDA. (_Slightly tipsily_) Smiths? Smiths? I don't know. CELIA. (_Into telephone_) What? He's not in? (MARTIN _enters with wraps and bags. Crosses back of table to chair_ L. _of table_.) Well, have him ring me up directly he comes in--Miss Faraday. Yes, please. (_Puts up telephone. Jumps up, goes to_ MARTIN, _helps him place wraps on chair, takes bag and puts it on floor, beside and to the_ L. _of chair_ R.) (NOTE: _The wraps must be placed across_ MARTIN'S _arms in the following manner_: CELIA'S _wrap on bottom, then her veil and bonnet. Next comes muff and fur for_ AUNT IDA. _Then the ulster for_ AUNT IDA _and on top her bonnet. The bag is in_ MARTIN'S _hand_.) MARTIN. (_Going_ C. _above table_) Shan't I clear the table, Miss? CELIA. No, leave it till morning. Don't bother about anything. Go to bed, Martin, go to bed. Good-night. MARTIN. Thank you, Miss. Good-night. (_Goes_ L. _and exits_.) AUNT IDA. You have forgotten the whiskey and soda.