Belles on their Toes

development of the principles and techniques of motion study." And the American Women's Association named her Woman of the Year.
    Even those of us on the West Coast see her four or five times a year, because she has a good many lectures there. Those who live in or near Montclair drop by the apartment fairly often after dinner when she's home, and to sort and forward her mail when she's away.
    Before she leaves town on business trips, Mother makes out an itinerary listing the hotels and the persons' houses where she will be stopping. At the bottom of the itinerary, it says:
    "I know you'll call me, if you need me."

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    Mary, the next to the oldest, died of diphtheria in 1912.