•pnijjlirry fur 1314 fctiinr (ttlaas SL GL It is within the rose In its glory ' s full array; See wh at that hud discloses On this bright sunshiny day. One beautiful spring morning- while visiting an ideal country home, I casually strolled into a magnificent rose garden. It seemed as if each rose strove to surpass the other in beauty. I passed from one flower to another admiring the wonderful work of nature and man Looking over them once more my eyes fell upon a beautiful blushing La France rosebud which somehow had escaped my glances until now. It attracted me particularly because it was my class flower at L. C. in 1914. The rose nodded to me as if beckoning me to pluck it. I did so and sat down in the cool shade in a large arm-chair. As I sat gazing into the depths of the rich velvety petals, my eyelids grew heavy and I fell asleep. Suddenly as if by magic the rose-bud transformed itself into a fairy. The little fairy immediately spoke in soft mellow tones and said, Since I came from your class flower, would you like to know about your class mates? Yes, indeed, I managed to say, so over- joyed with thoughts of hearing about my class mates of whom I had heard nothing in many years. Well, come with me, and I will take you to them all. Soon I was ready for my journey. My wings were securely fastened to my body, and the little fairy and I made our flight. All the way I could not think of anything but my college days and my class mates. I was wondering which one I should meet with first when the little fairy suddenly stopped. I also descended not question- ing why the fairy should stop in such a crowded, filthy, dirty squad of houses in the heart of the great city of New York. Tn every direction I saw ignorant, pale, dirty-looking children. We passed on into an- other street and turned into an alley. To my amazement I met Rubie Moss, my class mate. After greeting me she said she had decided several years before to work among the tenement house districts of the city she loved so dearly. T afterwards learned that she had established an ideal Mission Home and had done a great deal of good. She was then out visiting some sick people, and a happier person T never saw. T always thought that in our Sociology class Rubie seemed to take a great amount of interest in these districts, but the thought of her working among them had never occurred to me. It was hard for me to part with Rubie, but the little fairy urged me on. 23
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