The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31
THE SIMPSONS 9 H@MEo

boys were I'm daily attendance at the Glen
Ridge school They are bright little fs,-
lows. full OF fun and high spirits. ana
were great fayor!tess with their school,
mates, who felt deeply the honor Of amso-
citation with a real live acting rear admi-
rars cons. Masters Harold and Ralph.
however, were hot in the least spoiled by
the admiration OF the other children. who
looked on them as sources Of information
quite superior 10 the daily newspapers.
Since school has closed an occasional
witt TO New York city when their mother
or sisters go shopping has varied the mo-
notony Of the vacation playt!me. The tn
tsrest which the children take I'm the war
cannot be wondered at The Iowa, from
which their father was transferred 10 the
New York when given command Of the
North Atlantic squadron. the boys conetd-
cred the one invincibe ship In the navieo
OF the world, and they wept bitter tears
when II was taken away from their faith
err Every spar and every ounce OF oukum
on the ship In dear 20 them. and Il took
some persuasion TO convince the boys thAt
the New York. while IL Was not the Iowa.
was a better snip FOR the commander ol
the fleet The boys are well pcsted In all
that relates 10 naval afrsip. az they are
the 10Y and delight OF their fathers heart
and when he IL at home. his very
shadows
When Admiral Dewey won his great
victory at Manila, and there were mir.
misses That the war would he speedily
brought 20 a close Master Ralph made
himself heard with the protest:
We'll. hops the war won't stop untii
papa has had "A chance In a good scrap"
Miss Olive Harrington Sampson, the
younger daughter. Is engaged to be mar.
ricd 10 young San Franciscan. Shs ID
very han6-o<ne girl, with the brightest
and merrtest brown eyes and a figure that
Is the perfection Of slender grace. Books
and mlSfc are ravorite recreations with
her although SHE has a wholesome happy
interest In society. for which she a~ emf
nsntly fitted. Her sympathies are kee0
and quick. One Of her latest interests =
the College Settlement work on the ssse
side of New York to which some cf the
workers among the poor introduced h~9
A. her fret visit to the settlement house
on Ri*ington street the little urchinU a
the east eide who were not entitled by
membership 20 the pleasure OF meeting hep
nfobb~ei the door and we're st her rezu~Ao
admitted instead ~ being dispersed by tn
police, The youngsters on their best BE-
havtor, marched part hsr in orderly file
fa-i~fsd ard spread the news over the
East side ~ how they rad shaken hands
with The daughter Of the man who y
''Bcksn' 3" ;he spanisrds down IN cuha"
Mrs sampson W.. a Miss Elizabeth
Burning and WA before her marriage 2
teacher ir Faenr and IN Wells college.
where shs was al enthusiastic ard s,t0.
cs$s~1f Instructor.
She was hut - when abe first entered
Narrear college as a teacher AMI there a
n eoo8 story - the effect that on the
joGrney father her car ssa, MAS shared
by az agg7As, uAsEnber Of the sensoY claSs.
whn. with Kind intent asked her ss she
fHtse BIrlin.l we're properly red %
PASS the preparatory exarrina tons TIE
e~n!or's const srnat'on the next day yhaa
enc Discovered the truth cateed a psrsfss-
ent game Of n'ae and SEEK 10 - played
thereafter h~t~ssn the nSw trSerscHpe
and IA. unfortunate senior
CAROLINE wETff1EAA