"I enclose a little wild flower that I gathered in the Plain of Sharon. I collected many curios in my travels and arranged them into a Museum during Christmas holidays. The first day of January it was opened with nice entertainment to my young ladies, and CHRISTENED FLORAL HILL MUSEUM. My girls acquitted themselves splendidly.
"Write soon and believe me, affectionately yours,"
"I will write to Maggie soon."
Mrs. Carr."
[17] Now, 1910, he and his good wife are in a most efficient ministry in Pittsburg, Pa. O. A. C.
[18] Their names are in those "Envelopes" at the College inscribed "for my book" and Mrs. Carr intended to honor them thus; memory of them and incidents she often recalled; and she praised them always.