FLOWERS MADE DAY BRIGHTER. ~ Were Distributed in Hospital and Prisons by W. C. T. U. Members.

June 10, 1908
FLOWERS MADE DAY BRIGHTER.

Were Distributed in Hospital and
Prisons by W. C. T. U. Members.

Several thousand men, women and children, inmates of hospitals, prisons and homes of different sorts, had a happier day yesterday because of bouquets of bright carnations and roses distributed by forty-five members of the Women's Christian Temperance Union. It was the annual flower mission day of the union. The date marks the birthday of Miss Jennie Cassidy, a prominent W. C. T. U. worker, who died at her home in Louisville, Ky., several years ago. Miss Cassidy originated the flower mission idea.