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perfect
the has furnished food for
~ all of appeutes entertainment
evening and afternoon simple at homes teas
h h ns young - until @ oa .h s anu on
await the pleasurelovers this
round Most of the of the Cabinet
weather of the
there of first
Secretary
nurand Pidenelect
large dinner parties the Speaker and Miss Cannon giving two dinners dur
Mrs John Mclean delightful
given years schumann
ecabe musical Mclean ballroom
her with wocot
her
Mrs Mclean
diamonds and Mrs Wocot was atred in toilet of black number
sprighly
had
gathering assisting Blue Room
the White
ander her from England large circle of her friends She will
teal in her onorW Wednesday.
and Mrs and George Vanderbilt.
c
of
already arrived today guests
William
The W. Vanderbi
K
will
White
luncheon
Bradley will be hosts at a dinner Tuesday evening
The festivities will
Willard
n a me- with it.
Secretary of State Mrs Hay
newfashioned
from the Cabinet
bined
General Mrs Lieutenant
The Bachelors will
followed
j.
Howar
that
Walach
presence
of the
1andCot Smith will
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Combs. sydney Cooper, Gertrude Roi-
Inns. Maud Combs. Lillian Rose, Georsis
Combs. Lille Alexander Maud MIC
kenney, and Lydia Wells. Ralph Goss.
John White. NJ Wilson. J. Fogie. Grover
Burek. E. Hartley, c. Vanderbilt. c.
Kraebel. A Little. Robert Disher A
Banker, and DR.. W Rogers. Mr. and
Mrs NJ -Isharn, Mr. and Mrs J. Little.
Mrs NJ Rollins and Mrs A Iamacher
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Monday evening, January 2. at s
clock, at Epiphany Church. Miss Elise
Isabel Farden and Charles j. Gaisberg.
of this city, were married by the rector,
the Rev. Charles D. LaMothe. in the
presence of their immediate families.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Gaisberg received their relatives and a
few close personal friends at the New
willard, where the wedding supper was
served They will make their home for
the present with the brides father. Jo-
seph s. Farden, of Hyattsville, Nd
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Dances.

About sixty couples were entertained
at a dance last Wednesday evening.
given by a number of young ladies in
the ball room of the Shoreham- The
committee on arrangements WAS COM
posed of the Misses Lucille Peyton. Alice
r. Tierney Caro- z. Maxcy, Marie Eide
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Mrs. Madison BallirSe- and Miss
Miriam BalIinger will be home Monday
January 9, after 3 O'Clock. 1884 Twenty
eighth Street northwest. Mrs. Ballinger
Will not receive again until the first
Monday in February
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Mrs Francois Berger Moran was hos
tess at one of the prett1est teas OF the
past week She had assisting her at
the punch howl Mrs Eberly. of the
welI-known Harrison family of Lower
Brandon, CO, the James River, Va.
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Engagements

An announcement of great interest to
official Washington-which. ever chang
ing. changes not in respect to interest
in its favorite of former days-is whis-
pered in society. 1t comes from the
faraway Philippines, but IS affirmed By
oDe in position to know II Is the
enca cement of Miss Grace Mckinley.
f;iece and ward of the late President.
TO Lieut.. Crayson V Heidi Fourteenth
CavaIry. L. 6. A, now on duty in the
island of Jolo Philippine archipelago
President and Mrs. Mckinley, having
no children. took the greatest pleas
IRE in having with them their nieces,
Of whom there were a nuraber. While
il has been said that the late President
showed no favoritism among his rela-
sives. 1t was always thought that Grace
Mckinley held a prticulariy warm spot
n his heart, and al wkn krew her were
ouite willing TO believe such to be the
case.
When Miss -McSinleyss brother. Lieut.
James 2. Mckinley. after mis- trip 10
The German army maneurers. with Gen
erai Young, whose aide he was. gave up
his staff position. and asked for active
service in the Philippines. Miss McKin-
ley accompanied him to a desert post in
Arizona. and thence 10 the wiIds Of Jole-
Lieutenant Heidi, nick-named Jim
my b. his iTltinates, was also ordered
there, and PROMPTLY ell in love The
denourent is not surprising to the many
Washington admirers - he late Presi-
dents beautiful niece. Miss Mckinley
IS now in this country, having receneiy
returned from the isis nds. and visit
to washington before the end Of the
winter IS not improbable
Mrs Nicholas Brewer OF las Swami
Street. announces the enga cement of her
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Morris Brewer,
10 Lieut. George Stanton Tiffany Twen-
;y-first United States Infantry.
TIE engagement has been announced
in Boston of Miss Emily Margaret Pts
ter, of Milton, Mass. and Robert Jordan
Duncan, of Washington.
The cnga cement is announced Of Miss
Anita Ia T Collins, daughter of Mrs
GeneVieve L. and the late DR.. Ioseph H.
Collins. L S. a. also granddaughter OF
the late Chaplain J. A NJ. La TouretJe-
L. S A, TO Lieut. Nathaniel NJ Cart
nell, Tenth United States Cavalry
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Chit-Chat.

The Austrian ambassador and Baron
ess Won Henseln aIIer left Washington
yesterday for New York and VIII be en-
tertained there while waiting TO sill for
Europe next Saturday
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Mrs. Robert WsPaftersen and her soa
AID danghter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Je-
seoh Patterson. sailed for Europe yes
terday and will go direct to the south
ern part OF Russia for visit with Count
and Countess Gizycki. the latter for
merly Miss Eleanor NJ Patterscn of this
city They viii remain in Earope for
some tine
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MFR. and Mrs. A We'll announce the en-
ga cement OF their daughter, Diana, Il
Nathan SondheiTner, of Washington
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Mrs. Chester. wife of Rear Admir- a /
Chester, entertained at luncheon yes
terday in compliment to Mrs. Richard
Baker, of New York 1900
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Invitations are out for the marriage o
Miss Jeanette Ruth Harris 70 Phi
King. January 18th. at Rauscher's.
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Others who assisted were Mrs. Tucker.
daughter of Henry St George Tucker,
president of George Washington Col
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The Congressional ladies at the Ham
iiton will receive Wednesday after
moons. January II and February l. from
8 to 6 o'clock.
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Receptions

Mrs. Charee, wife or Lieutenant Gen
eral Chaffec, will begin her regular re-
ceptions Tuesday. and will be at home
the following Tuesdays in January.
Mrs. Dewey, wife of the Admiral OF
the Navy. will commence her regular
weekly receptions Monday. and will be
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Chaplain and Mrs Couden will be at
home to thar friends, 1210 Columbia
Road, Saturdays. from 3 to during
January and February.
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Wednesday is the wedding day of Miss
Helen Tally, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Tally, TO Capt Daniel J. Carr.
United States Army. The marriage will
be solernnized at 7:39 o'clock at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart. Fourteenth
Street and Whitney Avenue. A recep-
ton at the brides home at Mount Pleas
ant will follow the ceremony
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Mrs L: G. Davis and the Misses Davis
will be at home TO their friends. Satur-
days; in January.
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Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe viii receive
Monday afternoons throughout the sea-
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iege; Miss Shaw, Miss Rixey, Miss Jesse
Fremont, and Miss Mary Taylor.
Weddings.

At noon Thursday In St. Johns Epis-
eepaI Church. Miss Katherine Wood,
daughter of Lieut. Col and Mrs Thomas
N Wood, and Capt Robert Henry Dun
lay, United States Marine Corps. will
be married.
The maid of honor will ea Miss Kath-
arine Elkins. daughter OF Senator Ell
kins. The four bridesmaids will be
Miss Marian Stevens, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Frederick c. Stevens, Miss
Pansy Blooner. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Bloomer; Miss Florence
Field, daughter of Mrs Thomas Mel
son Page, and Miss Daisy Cotton,
daughter OF Francis Cotton
The best man viii be Lieutenant Lay,
of the Marine Corps, and all the ushers
will be Marine officers. Colonel Wood.
the brides father, is now with the de-
tachment of marines at Panama, and 1t
is feared he will not be able to be pres
ent at his daughters wedding
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Mrs. Brnsrlw..,I. wife Of Col Charles
s. BromweIl. Z. s. A. Will receive Mon
days IN January.
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Mrs. James w Ptnchot has resumed
her Monday afternoons at home.
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Prince de Bearn- who went 10 Phla-
delphia 10 attend the assembly ball FRI
day night. has gone 10 New York to be a
guest al Mrs. Astor's bali TINS week
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. Mrs. J. W. Pilling. of 1891 Massachu-
sets Avenue, will be at home FRIDAY
afternoons IN January Her sister, MISS
Anna Seaton Schmidt, Of Boston, VIII
be with her during the month
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Mrs Theodore Nevin McAboy viii be
a. home the second and third Tuesdays
in Jannary
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Mr.. and Mrs Stephen H Olen Of New
York will arrive in Washington from
New York this week
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Mr. and Mrs. Lew Newmyer and son
will be pleased to receive their friends
on Monday, January 9. from to 10
p. m. in honor of the latter's anntver-
sary. The Ilkley, 1920 L Street north
wes-
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Social Gossip

Now. Washington society is in great
trouble over the growing tendency here
to expand the list of a hostess for social
functions far beyond the comfortable
capacity of! her house. The fault lies
lot with the hostess herself, but with
women who have house visitors from
out of town whom they wish 10 intro
Guce az often as possible 70 the smart
set, and therefore request n hostess 10
permit them t. take with them their
guests
A recent musicale, one OF the most
fashionable and beautiful given iii
Washington in a long time, was over
crowded, not because the hostess neg
Ieeted 10 reckon the comfort of her
guests rather than the number, but be-
cause two hours before the time for the
musicians to arrive requests were ar
irving to permit those invited to bring
their house visitors. The hostess was
accommodating. these were her most IN
innate friends. but they probably for
got that their requests, which came In
large numbers, made il necessary for
further resort TO the caterer when 1t
came 10 refreshments
A dance given not so long ago that
people have forgotten it-and certainly
not those who were there-was arranged
just to suit the capacity Of the ball
room Even sisters were divided in a
family, to keep within the proper limit
for comfort. Before the dancing time
arrived just fifty-five more people than
were arranged for had either arrived
with unannounced guests or had made
a pointed request to bring them AS
result no one could dance and the even
ing wac spent in conversation above the
din of an orchestra. refreshments, and
slight bluff at dancing.
Another complaint of the popular
hostess is the lack of promptness in
responding TO invitations. There are
people who quietly put the invitation
down AID either dc not reply at all,
or leave II until the last moment. There
are others who never reply at ell, but
arrive on the proper spot at the proper
time. and act just as though everything
was all right. OF course the greatest
trouble Is with people who are IN official
life here and unaccuston1ed to the pune
tiiious nabitg of worldly people.
The fad for refusing dinner and lunch
con and tea lists for publication which
obtained last season, has quite played
out. and the general custom OF giving
out the names Of ones guests is re-
yiving.
Mrs. Roosevelt. however. has insd-
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Miss Pauline Morton entertained a few
guests at luncheon Yesterday.
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len, and Sally Harlowe- During inter
mission refreshments were served in the
dining room.
Mrs Maxcy. Mrs Tierney, and Mrs
Peyton chaperoned the young people
Under the patronage of the wives of
Cabinet members, and the women max
ing their winter home at the Roeham-
beau, Miss Jean Wilson will give a de-
Hghtful evening Of song and story in
the parIors of the RochamDeau, Wed
nesday, January IS. ar $50 p m.
Mrs. Loleta Levita Rowan, Of Cali
fornia Will assist the singer IN true
Spanish style. and her fine contralto
voice as soloist of the Symphony is
well known. Miss Mott. accompanist
of the Symphony Orchestra, TiH assist
in the program Miss Wilson is spend
ing the winter at the Portner-
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Mrs victCr c. Fischer VIII be at horne
the second and fourth Mondays in
January.
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Mrs. T De Witt Talmage and her
daughter. Miss Collier, have returned
from their trip to Pittsburg and viii be
at home to their friends Fridays in Jan
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Mrs. Thomas A Dobyn. 1857 Columbia
Road, VIII be at home Thursdays in
February.
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Mrs. Teunis S. Hamiin VIII receive
hereafter on Mondays. from until 6
o'clock, at 1916 Connecticut Avenue
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Brig. Gen. F. II. HarringtoI United
States Marine Corps. and Mrs. Harring-
ton will leave Washington next Tues
day for a. visit TO their daughter and
son-iT1-law. Captain and 9a1rs- Hail.
United States Marine Corps, at the
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MRS. W. z. VANDERBILT.

W. <
Narrow Escape Being Bay
Stepping From the of
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Hiss katherine Elkins will entertain
at dinner Wednesday night in honor of
Miss Woods and the bridal party r. at
tend her at her marriage to Captain
Dunlap Thursday
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Mrs Harry S. Wolf Will be at home
Fridays during January at e3e G Street
southeast
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The second .-black arrow" BAH wiz be
given by the Red Rose Dancing Club.
Thursday evening. January Il, at St.
Joseph Hail. Fifth and H Streets north
west
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Continued on Page s. This Section,
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Lieutenant Commander J. NJ Eiiicott.
United States Navy. has been ordered
TO duty in the Navy Department He and
Mrs. Ellicott expect 10 be settled in their
house, 1879 Rhode Island Avenue. by
February L Both Lieutenant and Mrs.
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at nome tomorrow from TO o'clock
and the following Mondays in January.
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F'rancis. burton Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs.
George c. Lodge. Countess Won Mo.tke.
A-. and Mrs. Frank Ellis, Baron and
Baroness van TuylI. OF the Netherland
legation; Mrs. Henry May, the coun-
selor OF the French embassy and Nine.
Des Portes. Miss Tiffany. of New York.
Miss de S1nirnoR. Lieutenant Fortesque.
and Walter Berry. with several of the
younger members of the embassy staff.
TIE Speaker OF the House and Miss
Cannon entertained at dinner last night.
when their guests were Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Sha ". Attorney Cen
ieraf Moody, Vice Presieent7eIect and
Mrs Fairbanks. Mr. ard MIS- james
Pirehot Representative and Mrs. Henry
Kirk Porter. Mrs. Loose. of Chicago;
Admiral and Mrs. Higginson. Gen. and
Mrs William T. Draper AFR. and Mrs
cassel. Senator and Mrs Cotton. and
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence.
Prof. Alexander Graham Bell enter
tanned a distinguished party OF men ct
dinner last night, with Baron kentaro
Keneko, Of Japan, who has just come
to Washington. The other guests were
Secreta-y Wilson. Justice White. Justice
ahira: the hrst secretary of the Japan
csc legation. EkI HioiIi: Mr. Tokntaro
Saki. Commissioner Macfarland Adj
rniral Sehley, Admiral Van Reypen,
james p Garfield, Commissioner OF
Corporations: the Rcv. Edward Everett
Hale. the Hon F N D. North, Admiral
Shafter. De- Grove Karl Gilbert. Prof
. Simon B. Newcornb. Charles j. Bell
Gilbert Il. Grosvenor. DR. Samuel c.
Gilman Prof Fairchilds, Assistant
Secretary of State Adee.
Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Kaufman en-
tertained a disner party last evening.
Hiss katherine Elkins viii entertain
at dinner Wednesday night in honor of
Miss Woods ard the bridal party II at
tend her at her marriage to Captain
Dunlap Thursday
Miss Pauline Morton entertained few
guests at luncheon yesterday.
Mrs Chester. wife of Rear Admin /
Chester, entertained at luncheon yes
I terday in compliment to Mrs Richard
Baker, of New York
! Mrs. Francois Berger Moran was hos
/ tess at one of the pretuest teas OF the
past week She had assisting her at
! the punch howl Mrs. Eberly. of the
+ welI-knowgl Harrison family of Lower
! Brandon, c., the James River, Va
; Others who assisted were Mrs Tucker
\ =,
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= Mrs. Eugene ByrEes viii be at home
Mondays in January, 1888 Thirteenth
Street
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Mrs. Grandin will not receive at the
Shoreham until Wednesday. February l.
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Mrs. Sam Ganss, SOB p Street north
west, will be at home Thursdays during
the season.
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Mrs. Frank Ellis is holding her at
homes on Wednesday during January.
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Mrs. William \. Mearns. Of 1901 Cali
fornia Avenue, was at homo yesterday
and will be at home the following Sat
urdays in January.
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Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Kaufman en-
tertained a dinner party last evening.
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TIE engagement has been announced
in Boston of Miss Emily Margaret Pts
ter. of Milton, Mass. and Robert Jordan
| Duncan. of Washington.
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Mrs Nicholas Brewer OF 1sS Swami
Street. announces the engagement of her
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Morris Brewer,
10 Lieut.. George Stanton Tiffany Twen-
ty-frst United States Infantry
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AT home tomorrow from , 10 s o'clock
and the following Mondays in January
Mrs. Teunis S. Hamiin VIII receive
hereafter on Mondays. from 3 until 6
o'clock, at 1916 Connecticut Avenue
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe viii receive
Monday afternoons throughout the sea-
SON
Mrs James w. Psnchot has resumed
her Monday afternoons at home.
Mrs. L. G. Davis and the Misses Davis
will be at home TO their friends. Satur-
days in January.
Mrs. Brornwc,1. wife of Col. Charles
S. Bromwell. Z s. a. viii receive Mon
days IN January.
Mrs. vict1r G. Fischer WI be at horne
the second and fourth Mondays in
January.
, Mrs. j. w. Pilling. of 1891 Massachu-
sets Avenue. will be at home Friday
afternoons IN January Her sister. Miss
Anna Seaton Schmidt, Of Boston, win
be with her during the month
Mrs. Grandin will not receive at the
Shoreham until Wednesday, February l.
Mrs. Frank Ellis is holding her lat
homes on Wednesday during January
Mrs. william a Mearns. of 1g01 Cali
fornia Avenue, was at home yesterday
and will be at home the following Sat
urdays in January.
n
west, will be at home Thursdays during
the season.
Mrs. Eugene Byrpes viii De at horne
Mondays in January, 1853 Thirteenth
Street
Mrs. Harry S. Wolf will be at home
Fridays during January at e3e Street
southeast
Chaplain and Mrs Couden will be at
home to their friends, 1210 Columbia
Road, Saturdays. from 3 to during
January and February.
The Congressional ladies at the Ham
! iiton will receive Wednesday after
Moons. January II and February 1. from
! 8 to o'clock.
Mrs. Madison BallirSe- and Miss
Miriam BalIinger will be home Monday
| January 9. after O'Clock. 1884 Twenty
| eighth Street northwest. Mrs. Ballinger
will not receive again until the first
Monday in February.
Mrs. Theodore Nevin McAboy will be
az home the second and third Tuesdays
I in January.
Mrs. T De Witt Talnlage and her
daughter. Miss Collier, have returned
| from their trip to Pittsburg and viii be
at home to their friends Fridays in Jan
Uary.
| Mrs. Thomas A. Dobyn, 1857 Columbia
Road, VIII be at home Thursdays in
February
!: Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Newmyer and son
will be pleased to receive their friends
on Monday, January 9, from Z to 10
| p. m. in honor of the Iatter's anntver-
sary. The Ilkley. 1920 L Street north
wes-.
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WHEN TROUBLE COMES.

Just remember that every cloud has
silver lining"
Put your shoulder to the wheel and
say: Il will be bright, will mako
the best Of things
Don't sponge on your friends simply
because they assure you you are per
fectly welcome" to what they have.
II at the end Of the day you feel dis
couraged at your lack of progress don't
sit down and lament over it; find out
your mistake and try to do better next
day.
If you wish to achieve any success IN
life, the surest way to do so is by keep
ing at whatever your appointed task
may be with un1agging interest and
energy.
Don't be overpowered by the dark
side; keep at 1t until you find the
bright one, for weeping may endure
for night, but JOY cometh in the
morning"
When most tempted to whine and
rebel at the way things are going just
think of the mother who struggles for
food and shelter for her little Ones
who in the face OF the darkest trials
bears up for their sake, and you will
be sure to brighten up through very
shame OF daring to do anything else.