Leonore Holt Armstrong is a dan '
ter of Mrs. General Noah L. Jelji-I
and a direct descendant of Sir J<-'m
Holt, the eminent English jurist, v. ti« j
for the ten years preceding his denth. in '
1709. was chief justice of the qu.•< • I
bench. Miss Armstrong is one of t!i
tiny buds, slight and graceful, with
large, violet eyes, wavy, golden blown
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MISS MARY R. HOUGH.
hair and exquisite complexion. She has
a very pretty month, and a sweet smile
reveals perfect teeth. She can whistle
like a bird without in the least distort
ing her features, but is very shy about
displaying this accomplishment.'even in
the family circle. She plays the banjo
well too.
Miss Mary Ruth Hough is anothei
beautiful girl. Her father is descended
from one of the Crusaders, but is such
an independent American that he thinks
it nonsense to talk about family. All
the same, a real “coat of arms"—with
the Crusader's escallop shell —is some
thing to be proud of. Her mother be
longs to the Campbells, of the ancient
house of Argyle, so Miss Hough is a
sort of cousin of Queen Victoria's daugh
ter, the Princess Louise. Personally
Miss Hough is lovely enough to dis
pense with family honors. She is of
medium height and good figure, has
bright brown wavy hair, blue ey<-s and j
pretty* pink and white <-..tuple' ion. She
is as clever as she is pretty. Her water I
color sketches are very good, and she j
paints beautifully on china. She is her
mother's right hand in household mat
MISS MARY CUTLER.
