November
may be gay with late fall leaves and berries, and a very large pumpkin, which has been previously scraped out and lined with paper, can serve as a receptacle for odds and ends. A little Puritan maid should be in charge of the booth.
June
is all rose color, with the queen of flowers, the rose, holding the post of honor. This month is very suitable for the flower-table, and Flora, the Goddess of Flowers, may preside over it.
We have chosen these few months only as suggestions of the manner in which the idea can be carried out.
Those in charge of the different booths might wear as a badge a conspicuous sign of the zodiac appropriate to the month represented.
The Five Senses
can be illustrated by five booths, each one bearing its proper symbol as a sign. To represent
HEARING,
make a large pasteboard ear-trumpet and cover it with silver paper; fasten this on the highest point of the booth and place the word Hearing in large letters under the trumpet; have these signs in plain sight, where none can fail to see and read. The articles on the table should consist of everything pertaining to the sense of hearing, such as sheet-music, musical instruments, telephones, and suitable toys.