by Charles Lewis Slattery. 1919. 15p

The book pays tribute to Rose Elizabeth Cleveland, the sister of President Grover Cleveland, highlighting her significant contributions during World War I. Living in Italy at the war's onset, she dedicated herself to humanitarian efforts, establishing hospitals and schools for refugees alongside fellow expatriates. Known for her charm and intellect, Cleveland's legacy is marked by her unwavering commitment to service, her literary contributions, and her embodiment of American womanhood, making her a memorable figure in history.