its possibilities were brought into mind, by accidentally running across the report of the debate in the United States Senate in 1836, the last year of Jackson's Administration, when the award of a monumental work in front of the Capitol building, in Washington, to a particular Italian sculptor, was

Harriet Lane Johnston: Founder of St. Albans School for Boys by Homer T. Rosenberger Through the vision and philanthropy of a great lady, a famous school for boys came into existence in Washington, D. C., early in this century. During her lifetime Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnston as- sisted a number of

legal visitor of this trust should be that Society. I beg that you and those who follow you will not deem it a pre- sumption in that Society to exercise such visitorial care and concern at all times, as is just and right, to see well to it that the memorial be kept fresh and free from tarnish and de