Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1922, Page 77

WASHINGTON, D. » QUL AT g @RI TN T SR S ™ nl ¥ T JUNE—JUNE—JUNE HE merry little Flower Girl of today is the happy Bride of tomorrow, as she gaily dances to the march of the music, with her basket laden with the sweet odor of love And as the bride dreams of her Wonderful Hero Prince. who is the ideal of her fancy, so will she do on the day when other Flower Girls conduct her along the path of roses prepared for her coming The Bride is the little Girl, grown to )'LU“& womanhood, in wisdom, beauty and goodness. She of today is the mother of tomorrow in her dreams—come true; with a greater love for the little Flower Girl. With a brush paint carefully with plain water between the lines of the picture and see how nicely you can color the littlte Flower Girls and the pretty Bride. ; EDITOR'S NOTE—Look at the pages of the book and read each little story before painting the pictures or making the cut-outs. Yopu. may wish to save on¢ of them. Rinse the brush often to prevent the colors running together. : Copyright, 1922 World Color Printing Co., St. T.ouis, \M¢