Nan had not thought of this part. "Why, I think maybe there is some in one of the boxes in the attic," she said reflectively; "I will look."
The idea of a calendar pleased Jack. The taking around of the slips was just what she would like to do. "What shall we have on the cover?" she asked presently.
Nan's ingenuity again came to fill the breach. "A photograph of this house would be fine. Ran took a real good one, and I know he'd be glad to give a print for the calendar. Now we have got to plan for everybody else; there are so many this year."
"There is Aunt Sarah," said Jean.
"And Daniella," put in Mary Lee.
"And Mrs. Boggs," Jack reminded them.
"And the boys." Jean mentioned these.
"And Cousin Polly," added Nan. "She was so lovely about the party frocks that we ought to give her something very nice."
"Miss Belle Brockenborough was, too," said Jean.