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Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
GIVES MAY BASKETS AWAY

Dear Aunt Laurie:
One day L was thinking about tne
May day queen and how nice IL woulq %
he if I were May queen. That night
dreamed about it. 1 dreamed that some
of my schoolmates and 1 We're having
a. marty and that we were telling stories
of a May day that had passed. One
girl was telling how much fun she ana
some of her schoolmates had had the
May day before.
l awoke.
When ] went to sleep again dreamed
that / was filing some May baskets
lust as the May queen was passing
She saw me and asked what | was
doing. 1 told her what L was doing
and she passed on. When L got tEem
All dlled | went and gave one where I
saw some light. l gave the rest of
them to some old people.
RUTH LARSON.
SawteIle city school, sixth grade
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
QUEEN WORE DAINTY FRock

1t was the evening of the SOth of
April Mabel Henry's class at school
had chosen her their May queen and
the next day SHE was to be crowned.
Mabel had been thinking about the
May queen all afternoon and she had
told her mother all about it.
When she was tucked in bed that
night she was still thinking of what
was to take place the next day.
But where was she now? Her room
seemed to have been changed to
beautiful little dell in the woods. Near
her was a group of children singing
and gathering wild flowers. These
they wove into garlands for their May
queen. The little queen was very
beautiful cniid with long golden euriS
and eyes as blue as the sky. She had
on white dress which, though simple,
was very neat and dainty.
Mabel and the other children soon
became acquainted and she helped to
make a crown and to pick bouquets for
the queen.
When her little dress was decorated
with the garlands of wild flowers and
the crown placed on her head, she
looked even prettier and sweeter than
before.
The children then danced around
May pole and played games.
Mabel had been picking some flowers
to take home to her mother and did
not know when the children marched
away. When she looked up they were
gone. Mabel called to them and this
woke her up.
She rubbed her eyes and saw her
mother standing by her bed. She
looked around in wonder.
How did / get here!" she exclaimed.
81 was in the woods minute ago.
why, child, you must have been
dreaming" said her mother.
ESTHER M. TAYLOR.
Grade Z, GaPdena school,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
IS FRIGHTENED BY SWORDS

Dear Aunt Laurie:
Zone more day." exclaimed Alice to
her sister, land I will be queen or
a May day party!"
Alice spent much time preparing her
pink dress to wear at the party.
She went at last to bed and dreamed
she was sitting on a golden throne with
ten little fairies dancing near her.
Then she was taken to long table
where all of her schoolmates were
ready to sit down as she gave the
word. They all bowed as she entered
and sat down.
After they had eaten they went for
a walk in the woods. Before she had
gone far she saw a stream and ran to-
ward it. but accidentally her foot
slipped and she fell into a deep hole.
She could see far below her. There
at the bottom she saw lot or long
sharp swords pointing upward and she
was about to hit them when she awoke
and found herself in her own room. 1t
was the first of May.
WALTER W. TAYLOR.
Sawtelle city school, grade 6.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

The king and queen did not think
about May day, so that it was a sur
prise to them. The fairies asked the
king and queen if they would take
walk with them. They said Yes.
The fairies had their May pole up and
when the king and queen got there the
fairies began to dance around It, The
queen wondered what they were doing
that for. They did not think of it being
May day.
She asked them what they were doing
that for and they said: why, it's May
day" HAZEL SNYDER.
Sawtelle city school, sixth grade.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
VISITS FAIRYLAND

Dear Aunt Laurie:
As / was walking down the streets
of Fairyland, was wondering how the
fairies would spend the day. 1t was
May day and had come to visit the
fairies and to find out how they were
going to celebrate.
l turned around ad saw a sight that
filled me with surprise. For coming
down the streets / saw band of
fairies. In their midst was a dainty
little carriage. in which sat the May
day queen. In the carriage were bas-
kets. all empty but one, which con-
tanned their lunch.
I went up to the May queen and
asked her what they were going to do
with the empty baskets. She said they
were going to the country and fill them
with flowers. She said they were go
ing TO the land of the humans and
were going to distribute them among
the people that night.
Just then l awoke and found that it
had been a dream.
/ heard a knock at the door, and
when / went | found that someone had
left me a May basket.
RUTH ALLEN.
Sawtelle city school, grade 6.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
YOUNG WRITER'S CONTEST

First prizeRuth Merrill 1910 West Firty-nnth street grade
9, age 10 Polytechnic high school,
Second prze-Shrls Elizabeth Silk 40 North Bright
Whittier, grade 7, Bailey street school
Honorable menon-Madge Van Ness r. grade Comp
p O. Pansy Wooey O. S H. S. grade 12l0 Mara
poa Ane Rage $50 South Avenue 9 Griffin avenue
school, grade g. NJ Pelren 60 East Thythrd street
Vernon school, grade g.
LIMERICK CONTEST
First prize-Heen NJ Ferguson 3246 Emmett Is
L. A. H. S
Second przeBernice Mahany 21 Pine Long Beach,
Pine avenue school, grade ).
fIonorable mentonJ Hazel Keller, 40 Edgeware road
high school, age H. Anna NJ Peen 1o0l East hr
third Vernon school, grade Ruth Merrill
126 ninth Polytechnic high school, Is
Claudino 663 West Thrtysh place Jefferson street
school, grade A. age g.
CURRENT TOPICS CONTEST
First prizeGady Gervais Anaheim Grammar school, grade
s, age a.
mention-Heen NJ Ferguson 3246 Emmett street
school, grade TO- L. A. H. S. age 10 NJ. H. Soyster Compton
high school, grade IL, Wllowbrook.
YOUNG ARTISTS CONTESTS
First prize-Heen knecht no Washington street. Redands
Second prze-Fanne A. Carpenter Redlands grade g.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
SURPRISE KING AND QUEEN

Dear Aunt Laurie
There were ten little fairies. They all
met in a castle and planned what to do
for May day. They were all dressed in
white. and their hair was just like gold.
They were wondering where they
We're going to have the May pole.
Finally they decided to have it in the
mountains, where there were many
wild flowers.
So May day came and they had their
May pole dance. They made some
baskets and then gathered some wild
flowers and put them all in their
baskets. They hung them around the
castle. Their castle was away off in
the mountains by itself.
There lived in one part of the castle
a king and a queen and in the other
part lived the fairies.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
MOTHER PLANNED SURPRISE

Dear Aunt Laurie:
oh mother" cried Florence as she
came running into the house, they
have elected me queen of the May.
All day Florence was so excited about
it and talked about it so much that at
night when she went to bed she had
dream about it,
She dreamed that she was sitting on
the steps one evening wondering what
dress she would wear May day. All OF
a sudden a lot of fairies came and
circled around her. They put a little
package in her lap and then disap-
peared. She was so surprised and over
joyed that she did not know what to
do. She went into the house and
opened the package. There lay a white
silk dress, all trimmed in flowers.
Now 1 can go!" said Florence. Il
am so glad"
She went upstairs to show her mother
the dress. She thought she would go
and try it on, but she just got down to
the foot of the stairs when she heard
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

She had walked quite a way before
she thought how tired and hungry she
was. Gathering her hat full of ber-
ries she sat down to eat them.
All of a sudden she saw tiny boat
coming up the stream, in which sat two
elves. Betty put the largest berry in
the boat and when the elves had eaten
it they came on shore to thank her
"You can have one wish and we will
grant it," said one of the elves.
Il would like to go to fairyland,
said Betty" But the next minute she
was sad again as she said, But / am
so bigi | never could enter that boat"
"Oh, yes you cam" replied the elf,
and so saying he touched her with his
wand. Soon she was as small as the
elvesi 1t was happy little girl that
went sailing to fairyland.
She was welcomed by all fairyland
and went to visit every place. One
place she liked was the hospital In
it were all injured insects and birds.
They told their sad tales to her and
Betty promised never to harm one
again.
She then visited the schools. where
they taught manners. The meals were
of fruit and berries and the wlnd
cleared off the table so they could
dance under the trees. That night sne
slept in a lily, her coyerlets OF rose
leaves.
In the morning she bade fairyland a
fearful goodbye, and they asked her TO
come again. The ride home was ever
so fast, that Betty stumbled over a
rock on going ashore. She jumped up
quickly to thank the elves-when she
found she had been dreaming.
Hurriedly she followed the stream
back again. She was welcomed by the
frightened children, who told her they
had searched for her everywhere and
didn't know what to think. Betty was
placed upon the throne, where she told
them her dream. And she ended by
saying, so 1 want you never to harm
any living creature"
ELSA WINKLER.
Twenty eighth street school, grade ..
Age II.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
CURRENT TOPICS CONTEST

pages to hold up her train. Her slip
pers had a flower outlined on the toes
with opals. She had a golden hoat to
ride in and she had her court, which
consisted of twelve ladies and the
prime minister. Tie ladies were
gowned in white, pink and blue. The
men wore white lace shirts, black vel
vet trousers and jackets.
Your loving niece,
LAURA KNCLES.
1907 Seventh street, grade >, Mt.
Vernon school, age .. San Bernardino.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
GREEN AND WHITE DECORATIONS

Dear Aunt Laurie:
II was the day before May day that
I received an invitation to meet two
girls at Lura's house to elect some
girl to be queen of the May. l went.
and we elected school chum of mine
to be queen.
When May day came we went out
mile from town among the hills. When
we got there, to our surprise it was all
decorated with white and green. Our
pole was green and the streamers were
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

white. We played a little while We
filled our May basket with green fern
and white and pink flowers. Then we
had the May pole dance. We danced
for long time. All the time the queen
was in the middle beside the pole.
Finally, one Of the streamers broke
and we quit.
/ wish this was true, but it was only
dream. FLORENCE YATES.
Sawtelle city school, sixth grade.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
WORE A WONDERFUL GOWN

Dear Aunt Laurie:
A May day queen was on her throne,
She had golden hair and light blue
eyes. The crown was of silver, set
with diamonds and opals. 1t shone
brightly in the sunlight. Her fairy
godmother crowned her
The princes and princesses were
bowing low to her. She had two
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