perfect in its exactness and showed a fine classic design of great 
breadth and beauty of feeling. This design was made by James 
I. Greenleaf of New York. 
Natural Since all manner of Hying things inhabit our gardens for 
History weal or woe, it was a suitable as well as an enlarging thing to 
Specimens find in the room beyond that with tapestries, cases of entomo- 
logical specimens. Here were Pennsylvania moths and butter- 
flies with their larvae, pupae and food-plants; the familiar 
cecropia, the Lima moth, the too-familiar fall web-worm, the 
swallow-tail butterflies of Pennsylvania, a case or two of exotic 
butterflies shining blue from Columbia and Bolivia, and bright 
beauties from the Cameroons. Over the case of beetles — noxious 
and beneficial — the writer could not bring herself to linger; 
while this exhibit is vastly instructive, the memories of battle 
roused by it are too poignant to be needlessly recalled. 
The Aquaria, small and large, arranged in a group in this 
same room and done by Mr. G. A. Link, were wonderfully 
interesting and pretty. Tiny water-plants, coral formations 
and inch-long fish swimming about contentedly among them, 
gave us the impression of the ocean floor on the smallest possible 
scale. 
And at last this delightful merging of our art of gardens 
with related arts came to an end, and those five most happy days 
were over. They have left us with a sense of gratitude too great 
for words to those in the two cities who had made such pleasures 
possible ; they left us with a deepened feeling of our friendship 
for each other through the love of gardening — the strongest of 
friendly links — and with a heightened sense of the "power of 
beauty to lift us toward patterns of all that is fine and lovely as 
we go "down the roaring loom of time." l. y. K. 
The Slide Committee of the Garden Club op America pre- 
sents the following list of the collection to date : 
Allegheny 26 
Bedford 27 
Cincinnati 2 
Cleveland 6 
East Hampton 8 
Foreign, Mrs. Willing 12 
Gardens of Montgomery and 
Delaware Counties 29 
Harford County 5 
Hartford 16 
Illinois 31 
Lake Geneva 5 
Lenox •. 3 
Litchfield 11 
Michigan 25 
Middletown 8 
Millbrook 23 
Newport 12 
North Country 87 
North Shore 45 
New Canaan 28 
Orange and Dutchess Counties 2 
Philadelphia 32 
Philipstown 21 
Eidgefield 17 
Eumson 37 
Eye 28 
Santa Barbara and Montecito 24 
Shaker Lakes, 3 colored 17 
Short Hills 5 
Somerset Hills 28 
Trenton 12 
Ulster County 31 
Warrenton 12 
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