Helen Keller Newspaper Notices . Among those present were Mrs. Her-bert Carpenter, Mrs. Walston HillBrown, Mrs. Thomas A. Edison, Perkins Gilman, Miss Winifred Holt, Clarence A. Perry, Jay Schieffelin, Mrs. Eleano:Gates TuUy and Mrs. Virginia T. Vaide Water^^^^^^^ .^_^^^^^^.,^,_. ..^^^_^_^__ Miss Keller TellsFlowers by Senseof Touch Alone Miss Helen Keller, whose mental de-velopment is one of the wonders of thisa),?e, is, although blind, one of the bestjudges of flowers in^the United tracing the petals and leaves of theflowers with Qier dugers, Miss Keller c
Helen Keller Newspaper Notices . Among those present were Mrs. Her-bert Carpenter, Mrs. Walston HillBrown, Mrs. Thomas A. Edison, Perkins Gilman, Miss Winifred Holt, Clarence A. Perry, Jay Schieffelin, Mrs. Eleano:Gates TuUy and Mrs. Virginia T. Vaide Water^^^^^^^ .^_^^^^^^.,^,_. ..^^^_^_^__ Miss Keller TellsFlowers by Senseof Touch Alone Miss Helen Keller, whose mental de-velopment is one of the wonders of thisa),?e, is, although blind, one of the bestjudges of flowers in^the United tracing the petals and leaves of theflowers with Qier dugers, Miss Keller cantell, -exactly the coudition- of maturity ofthe buooiu. At tlie flower show in New York ,.presented a prize-wioning cluster ofAmerican beauty roses, in which she par-ticularly delighted. Miss Keller expressedi surprise on finding the chrysanthemums,so well developed at this time of tliei^ar. ;vcLeister-, >V, ]-{^ ^y^ UT VO T, CI[^-ru L g., 1^13. ???^nM^aaMnMaMMMwnwMMnnMivRwnsfiisiMMMWnnai WELEN KELLER T. The world is familiai wiVa inc name Helen Keller, and the owners ini ? ^ broken series of triumphs ovir obst:i- cles. Arrangements have been made Ly the Young Mens club of the Franklin-1 street church for the appear^jnce here on Tuesday evening, April 22, of that famous woman, the story of wliose life has been translated into hfleen languages. She will give a lecture on The Heart and Hand. Miss [volNr, deaf, blind and virtually dumi) at .no j age of nineteen months, has accoin • [ plished more than any other unfortu- I nate .deprived of the use of thoir ;ever did. ! As Richard Watson Gildei says of her:\ \o invention, no discovery appears soI Wonderful as the achievements of thisIniind that has vaulted, tunneled and cir-icunivehled the thrice-barred gates^ ; Her* appearance heie wiil be height-I ened by, thai, of lier teacher and con:-l#inion, Mi-s. .John Macy (Anne M, Sulli-van). Mrs. Macy will give an account! of Miss Kellers life and e
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