She has chosen to give her great talent to the poor of the city.

Her plans include a Musical Institute where choruses and classes in vocal music shall be a feature.

She is enthusiastic over her life work.

In connection with her friend Miss Page she has planned a course in music which, if carried out, will certainly do much to lift up the lives of the people down there.

I am not too old, dear Caxton, to be interested in the romantic side of much that has also been tragic here in Raymond, and I must tell you that it is well understood here that Miss Winslow expects to be married this spring to a brother of Miss Page who was once a society leader and club man, and who was converted in a tent where his wife-that-is-to-be took an active part in the service.