Excerpt from At Fame's Gateway: The Romance of a Pianiste

Gates, chairman of the committee charged with turning the pulpit into a concert stage. There's a row of red and pink geraniums across the front. And Mrs. Harris sent both her big rubber plants. They're standing just back of the piano stool, a little to one side. And Mrs. Scott had William bring her iron pyramid, the high one with seven shelves. It's just loaded with ¿owers and vines and looks beautiful. We fixed it so's it hides the steps up to the platform. When the audience first sees Josie it'll look as if she was coming out of a ¿ower garden.

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