SOPHIA.--“The King’s Daughters” form an order of Christian service, which was first founded in America, where it has over 200,000 members. It has now been made international. The branch for Great Britain was formed in 1891. The object of the Order is to develop spiritual life and to stimulate Christian activity by creating a world-wide sisterhood of service among all women who are doing anything to uplift humanity. Their badge is a small silver cross, bearing the initials of their watchword--“In His Name.” It is now worn all over the world. In all 400,000 men, women, and children have taken the little cross as the outward symbol of their pledge of love and service for Christ’s sake, and there are more than 1,000 different lines of work carried out by the Order. It was founded by ten women in New York City on January 13th, 1886, and its progress may be considered quite unique, as it is one of the most remarkable of the great religious societies of the day. In England the Hon. Secretary and Treasurer is Miss M. Stuart, 17, Morpeth Mansions, Victoria Street, London, S.W., from whom all information can be obtained. ROWENA.--The personal property of an unmarried sister would be equally divided between mother, brothers, and sisters; but if the father were living, the whole would go to him. Real property would all go to the eldest brother, unless there were a father, when it would all go to him. You will find all about intestates’ estates in _Whitaker’s Almanack_, from which we take the above. CLEMATIS.--The word “Beryl” is pronounced as having two syllables--Ber-ril; and the word “minx” is pronounced as spelt--minks. ISABEL.--February 13th, 1847, was a Saturday. THE GIRL’S OWN QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS COMPETITION. _The sixth and last instalment of questions in this instructive Competition is given below. Full details as to prizes and certificates of merit appeared on page 14._ QUESTIONS 61-72. 61. Is what is known as the poisonous upas tree of Java a fact or a hoax? * * * * * 62. What is the best way of treating a fainting fit? * * * * * 63. What public punishment was once in use in England for scolding women? * * * * * 64. What was the origin of the phrase “The Wise Fools of Gotham?” * * * * * 65. Is length of life greater now than it used to be? * * * * * 66. Of what literary work has it been said that it is “perhaps the only book about which the educated minority has come over to the opinion of the common people?” * * * * * 67. Who was the young Fellow of Oxford who, during the latter half of last century, eloped with a banker’s daughter and came in the end to be Lord Chancellor of England? * * * * *