by Chauncey Devereux Stillman. 1956. 72p

The text reflects on the author's memories of their Aunt Clara and Aunt Bessie, who were in the autumn of their lives, embodying gentleness and kindness shaped by their upbringing. The Aunties, known for their quiet elegance and domestic skills, were cherished figures in the family, with their nurturing qualities passed down through generations. The author also briefly mentions their Grandfather, a reserved man with a complex personality, whose legacy and influence were felt within the family, highlighting the importance of familial bonds and heritage.