. ... Debris . a cervelé suprême, et nous nous sommes tous assis encore dans la pluie, tandis que Dorothy, étant hôtesse, a ouvert la grande porte, et nous avons vu le visage souriant de notre mère. De sa propre manière douce, elle a expliqué à l'usuque, ayant un peu de temps à sa disposition, elle avait commencé à faire appel à la famille, mais, sans partut-naily, a été incapable de trouver aucun d'eux à la maison jusqu'à ce qu'elle ait réadié la chambre de Dorothys. Thenshe s'est assise et nous a dit de certains des bons moments qu'elle a eu quand une fille, et beaucoup d'autres choses qui l'intéressent. Quand elle est sortie, étrange à dire, elle nous a tous pris avec elle, sauve Dorothy, et laisse eachgirl dans sa propre

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. ... Debris . cereigned supreme, and we all sat still in the rain, while Dorothy, being hostess, opened wide thedoor, and we saw the smiling face of our mother. In her own sweet way she explained to usthat, having a little time at her disposal, she had started out to call upon the family, but, unfortu-nately, bad been unable to find any of them at home until she readied Dorothys room. Thenshe sat down and told us of some of the good times she had when a girl, and many other interest-ing things. When she left, strange to say, she took us all with her, save Dorothy, and left eachgirl in her own little cell. THE OWLS AS NEEDLE WOMEN. Twas February the twenty-second—national holiday ; no school. Cards were oul for ;i shirt-waist party at the ball. The needle artists were assembled in groups of five or six in the variousrooms. It would have made the mothers of these girls weep could they have seen the consterna-tion caused by the reading of the directions on the Butterick pattern. Turn under the fronl. INSIDE A HUNDRED HOMES. ITM APOLOGIES TO THE LADIES HOME JOURNAL. edge of the right front at the first notches, and in this front make a backward turning plait, ac-cording to the double perforations, and stitch the front along the underfold of the plait at thefront edge, slipping the turned-under edge in the plait. Also turn under the front edge of the leflfront three-fourths of an inch, and again at the triple perforations, for a hem. Moans and groansfollowed the reading of these directions, and one little girl was almost in tears, when an older andmore experienced member kindly gave some assistance. There were girls who sewed with theirthimbles upon the wrong hand; there were sleeves made for the wrong arms; there were stripesrunning in every direction and sometimes failing to meet other stripes, making what is known ingeology as a dislocation ; there were shirt-waists extremely witty, on account of their brevity :there were button-holes that resembled starfishes, and

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