Most of tho worshippers that day lived in Maryland farm houses or plain village

homes on the country roads. It was an effort to come bhab disbance to church in the heab and dusb; but the sunny face and welcome, bhe cordial handshake and kitid word given by the beautiful young mis tress of the White House seemed to lighten it all wonderfully. Dick crossed the field of clover and daisies with his new friends. He picked Mrs Cleveland a greab bunch of margue rites and tied them up with grasses, and when they reached the big gate leading ta the beautiful lawn at Red Top and good byes wore exchanged, Mrs Cleveland shook hands and invited .him to come over the next day at 10 and play with her little cousin Joe, adding as he turned to go, 'Da you always look so sunshiny, Master Dick .' Dick laughed, for bhe talk with Ned popped up in his mind. 'My mother,' said he, hab in hand, ' is always telling me bo follow Mrs Cleveland's sunshitia recipe,' and then his words came oub of bis lips he hardly knew how as her lovely eyea looked down at him just a trifle surprised* ' and it does pay, for your sunshine make.» you so beautiful, Mrs Cleveland.' During tho resb of thab adtnif-isto'a-. bion many a charming drive did mftß'te )J Dick enjoy, sibbing beside the sunshiny wife of bhe Presidenb, behind itie big mahogany bays, over bhe Rook Greek and Woodley Lane roads. The libbla story of Mra Cleveland's 'Sunshine re cipe ' gob oub, and I have heard thab ill was Master Dick who published ib abroad, and also that he believed more firmly in ib himself bhan ever before. He certainly has reason to.
