Angels and Women (1924)

TEBAH AND ITS INMATES 197
arose taxing their ingenuity. The overcoming
of these increased their love and reverence
for the Great Architect, whose plans
they were endeavoring to carry out.
In finishing the individual apartments for
the members of the family the preferences
of each were lovingly considered and great
was our joy at the completion of the work.
My own room, though small, is beautiful.
Had ! expressed my preferences I could not
have been so greatly pleased. The colors are
soft and harmonious, the furniture simple
and appropriate.
My writing materials have been placed on
a beautiful little ivory table. What a wonderful
little gold, diamond pointed pen l From
Japheth, I suppose. Through the window
with its translucent material streams the
light, and it can be adjusted to admit the air.
There are several ferns tastefully distributed
around the room which I shall enjoy caring
for, and noting their growth. My heart is
full of love and joy at this moment as my