This was the memento of the painstaking efforts of the royal daughters of old Mary Farnham, who helped to hold up its integrity and prestige in the hurry and bustle of riotous period. This was the monument of the continued interest recorded to ove of the worthiest institutions of learning for the daughters of Greater China on the part of its well-wishers and friends. Indeed, this building marked a new Gay fox the school, or, rather, for China, because its erection was begun nnd completed during the writ-for's scholastic sojourn in Ameriea—that is to say, when the Northern Government was fast toppling to fall, as 0 rent of ite corr.
Another thing which prompts the writer to pen these few lines of congratulation to the principal and teachers of Mary Farnham is the progress evinced in connection with the services of the rew principal and donn, both graduates of this school Boutah Chang, so.
Columbia, and Mfrs. Beulah" Ting, Vice-Chairman of the Shanghai Songstera. The retiring principals, Misses Cogdal and Morton, have Shown great sagacity and farsigghtedness in handing over the reeponsibility for the supervision of the school to these two young Indies, their former pupils, One can rest assured that the two young ladies will give much consolation to their old teachers in their declining years.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.