Stokes is a young man who. since the
completion of his college course, has
been interested in settlement work and
social reforms. He is a member of one
of the oldest and proudest families of
New York, and is said to have inherit
ed $10,000,000 frcm his grandfather. i
Years ago he voluntarily relinquished t
bie social position with all its attrac
tions, and the brilliant business pros- ,
pects which his wealth and training
opened up for him, and dedicated his s
money and his life to work among the a
poor, and in the ghetto of New York I
he ha, reared an imperishable monu
ment to himself and incidentally won
for himself a bride, who in spirit and
purpose is at one with him.
Miss Paltor's View of the Ideal 2an.
It is interesting to know what his
bride-to-be thinks of the man she is to s
marry. She draws the picture as fol- n
.Ows:
"Mr. Stokes is a deep, strong think
er. His youthful face takes by virtue
of ts isrank, earnest and kind expres
sio't.
