Miss Spencer asks that McMaster help her in her efforts to aid the poor women and children of the South. She is getting up a table for a big Fair that is to be held. She is a convert and thus has no Catholic friends to turn to, and as she is not rich, she asks that McMaster help her in her work. Any contribution will be gratefully received. She mentions that she is known to Major Keeling ? and the Paulist fathers. :: I-1-n A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.