The writing on the card was not particularly distinctive.

There was only one thing of which Grace made mental note.

The s's were unfinished and the a's were not closed at the top.

This in itself amounted to little, and Grace decided that as far as she was concerned the mystery would have to remain unsolved.

So she said nothing about this unimportant discovery, and handed Ruth's treasures back to her without comment.
"I thought Arline might have sent it," declared Ruth, "but she swears solemnly she knows nothing of it, and has given me her word that she had nothing whatever to do with it." "You'll find out some day if you have patience," declared Miriam.
"Sooner or later good deeds like that are sure to come to light." "I wish I knew," sighed Ruth, "but if I had known, then I couldn't have accepted them, you see." "Evidently the person who sent them was aware of that," reflected Anne.
"Therefore, it is some one who knows all about Ruth Denton's pride." The flush on Ruth's face deepened.