Ah, here is mamma!" as Mrs.
Dinsmore tapped at the half-open door, then stepped in.

She embraced Violet with motherly affection.

"A lost treasure recovered!" she said joyously.

"Vi, dear, you have no idea how we have missed you." After a moment's chat, Rose and Elsie went down together to the veranda, where they found Lulu, making acquaintance with the other members of the family.
"This is a new granddaughter for us, my dear," Mr.Dinsmore said to his wife.
"Yes, shall I be your grandma, my child ?" asked Rose, giving Lulu an affectionate kiss.
"And I too ?" Elsie asked, caressing her in her turn.
"Two grandmas!" Lulu said, with a slightly bewildered look, "and neither of you looking old enough.

How will anybody know which I mean, if I call you both so ?" "I think," said Mrs.Dinsmore, smiling, "it will have to be Grandma Rose and Grandma Elsie." "Yes," said Mrs.Travilla, "that will do nicely.