Oh, Miss Wilder, wouldn't it be splendid if we could form the girls of Harlowe House into a social club.

It would bring them in touch with one another, teach them to be self-governing, and do an endless amount of good." Grace finished with sudden inspiration.
For a moment Miss Wilder did not answer.

She was evidently turning the matter over in her own mind.

"It is rather an unusual idea," she said slowly, "but I should not be surprised to see it work out well.

Among a number of young women who, aside from the advantages Harlowe House offers them, are practically dependent upon their own resources you are sure to find a variety of dispositions, some of them a little warped from their struggle with poverty.