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The 'Young Ladies' Missionary Band is rather a peculiar institution. Mrs McLean was wanted as president and she said she would accept-on condition that all the married ladies would join the other society. It is thought | The 'Young Ladies' Missionary Band is rather a peculiar institution. Mrs. McLean was wanted as president and she said she would accept-on condition that all the married ladies would join the other society. It is thought by many if that change could be made many of the young girls like most in Aunt Anna's class and Mrs. Washburn's class could be prevailed upon to join the Y.L's society and that-class of girls ought to be at work. | ||
The change has not been made, but many of the members are coming into our society. The young ladies unite with the "House Missionary Society" this week, The Young Peoples | The change has not been made, but many of the members are coming into our society. The young ladies unite with the "House Missionary Society" this week, The Young Peoples Ass.[Association] had an entertainment a week or so ago for the benefit of the Flower Mission. It was a rainy night and but few people went. I think they made about $11.00. | ||
As usual I have had so much help from small people that I really little idea of what I have said. I would like some little things from Boston but | As usual I have had so much help from small people that I really little idea of what I have said. I would like some little things from Boston but 'will tell you, some week day. With much love and best wishes, | ||
Yours | Yours | ||
The Mother | The Mother | ||
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The 'Young Ladies' Missionary Band is rather a peculiar institution. Mrs. McLean was wanted as president and she said she would accept-on condition that all the married ladies would join the other society. It is thought by many if that change could be made many of the young girls like most in Aunt Anna's class and Mrs. Washburn's class could be prevailed upon to join the Y.L's society and that-class of girls ought to be at work. The change has not been made, but many of the members are coming into our society. The young ladies unite with the "House Missionary Society" this week, The Young Peoples Ass.[Association] had an entertainment a week or so ago for the benefit of the Flower Mission. It was a rainy night and but few people went. I think they made about $11.00. As usual I have had so much help from small people that I really little idea of what I have said. I would like some little things from Boston but 'will tell you, some week day. With much love and best wishes,
Yours
The Mother