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Show . IN MEMORY OF A CHILD. Its Parents Commemorate Its Death by an Aniuiril runcli anil Judy Show. The parents of a child that died some few J ears ha -k iu the r.reat Ormond Street Hospital for Children have hit upon a quaint and in many respects admirable ad-mirable method of perpetuating- his r.ieTn orv. On each anniversary of the child's death a performance of Funch a?ul dudv takes place iu every ward in the hospital. This great festival for, remarks London Truth. 1 nee.! not sav that it is a great festival to everybody concerned lias been duly celebrated again. The only blot upon it was that one poor little lit-tle fellow had to be taken away just before the performance commenced to undergo ail operation; but it will be a satisfaction to every reader to hear thai he was more t'a-r.i consoled by subsequently subse-quently having Toby" brought to his bed by a kind nurse for a private interview, inter-view, and, thus fortified under his troubles, the little patient progressed most favorably. People who lose children are often desirous of commemorating the little lives in some way. and too often their efforts in that direction are not over-hauoy. over-hauoy. Here is a hint for guidance in ;:!'. s'v h rases. It may be varied almost |
