New-York tribune., 1897-11-16

N<<ZAL An III ne"sen tne de,u "''
Communications have been received from berke-
ley" NJ. F. Kibourne Elizabeth Hustis. J. D
Groelle. NJ. o. Smond. Miss Nellie Sellers Albert
s. Thompson, Mrs. II. S. Witsie Emma S. buruse'
Dorcas II. Anderson. Lucy B. Dudley. NJ E' lou"s'
Mrs. w. ". D.. Mrs. J. Gullck. e. A. F H., "a.
Pentecost Mrs. A. Whitbeck Fannie YsIs' ygn rs
]; shove {. L. spencer Alice M. Thornt0ps;b ps;bSlts Mts
Enor Elmo y iS MaedDnald Sye A. 81 Van saTn olive Young
Isabelle d. Brush. Mrs l.. H. Low r. - D'''''
Sara Carolyn Smith
Miss Mary A. Wills Of Chelsea. VT. Box ~ oh-
VALID sends thanks for the dolly forwarded py
Miss Bentley. and also wishes TO acknowieuse az
the kindnesses bestowed upon her by the different
members She has been too Ill to answer ny
letter. Her letter to the President-Generai 10
written In lead pencil 1t was with much dincui's
she succeeded In writing her message She s"s''
The kind ones who have been so good 10 tnc
can never know how greatly they nave heipeu n"e
The T. S. S. is a real blessing to me- Many
dark cloud has been lifted OF late nave zee"
having the womans Page OF The me Daiy r niic6 AZ
My sister and enjoy this very nue. co ,s %
Much of my reading matter has been scattered. Td
with this send some papers direct 70 itiio iittio
tLnes isp'Is ibst can do Sometimes find it hard TO
bo such a drone in this busy world OF ours ,bs III
kind ones who have sent me bookmarks ana na other
wise kindly remembered me we are are soeni sevins
for ali thai comes to me So i am really PROSTATE.
havo realized what Is to go u1 ooG one me nrop apS
I would have fallen but for being near chair III
greatly appreciate the kndnesses showered upon
me Nearly all send me stamps 10 IePy 20 or
YoT2s T2sd not nave sent 20" MARY A. WILLS.
NJ H. c. writes to that the song. BE KIND TO
the Loved Ones at Home" sent by Mrs j. A. D'
who inquired for the name OF the author was WITT
ten by woodbury. and So IN StT ION
copy OF the first edition OF the song puohshed III
Mary F. X sends answers TO the anagram about
the old woman. and incoscs another anasram
which will bs run some time soon. Her SKIS nave
been received by Mrs. Vandenburg. and those In
tended tor Emma Spooner Will surely take with
them much sunshine.
Mrs James McGrath OF No. 50 Masnola-ave..
Jersey CITY Heights. " j. writes that she will send
to Miss Anderson OF LILY. Va. moro SILK pieces
also The Ladies' Home Journal" every month ~, II
Miss Anderson wishes a1d H. Ebn ms Is enrolled
Alice Thornton's suggestion about Christmas ana
holiday work FOR the T. s. 5. members VIII DE
published as possible. suggestion mane
by another member OF the society Is that riooohs
,rincea at the ends be used book marks. and
sent as Merry Christmas tokens" TO members On
tho ribbon can be pasted a pretty picture. OF q
some pretty drawings be tied on with hany
ribbon Any remembrances ke thcse sen, m, IN TO
the r s s. will be forwarded TO the G"Ie'e"' "'e
bers during Christmas week
r e Knapp OF Matawan. y. J.. expresses her
thanks for all tho attentions paid her by the mem
,ors ., tho r s g Miss Knapp has been suffer
inc rom bronchial trouble. md by the doctors
orders has been moving from place TO biaiG bad rbn NJ
sis.itI Tribune TO send awav please CoHhlI'l'",lo
with Miss Knapp. nj Matawan. y j. Sne say sIlS
Mallbe and Mrs. Leach for iayors bestowed upo"
her.
Eliza sh,or wishe. that all the members o. the
r 6 who 1--we North and who are afflicted with
phvscai Ms could TO her beautiful town.
| Tryon y G. She has moved from WOLF Creek
sho also suggests that the society is so large that
a bouoTet omt OF all the blossoms Were this
done tho bouquet would be decdSiy arg lor 0i o
In tho society hut there are members IN EUROPE
Australia. Asia and other distant lands
vrs Curtis, OF wood.de ~ j. writes that
matter mailed by her 10 r. Wood Ruth. Schoharie
County y y ha. been returned. VIII this mem
ber kindly let tho Presdent-General have her cor;
rect address? Mrs. Curtiss's poem mas peeh passe'
on"
John T. Crosby. o, Bangor. Ne. is thanked for
hi, information about the poem sent In by MIS-.
curuss He say. the verses can be found In any
mi .dition o, Cowpers works. II IS in Rosc-
leaves" published by +. a. Stokes 4 Brothers.
New-York
VIII Mr, S. F.. Ketcham. OF No 565 Halsey-st,
prooklvn send her st Nicholas TO Willie PAINT
er OF No rs Remsen-s ,l,Sr hr0oSyns q soauIdNe has
thoroughly appreciated. Na''e' - 'P"'N'"e ''
already been suppllei
Wi, n r.. who sent the square puzzle and other
contributions send full name and address, so they
,or be used7 II will save much trouble II all con,
tributors and correspondents VIII aIways ssna @ ,u
names and addresses, otherwise many ie''e'' anu
contributions cannot be utilized
.Jus,,,ia.s" contribution "Only Boy being 100
long for the Sunshine column. has been passed on
TO "A Sunshine member
Kat. Gerring. OF Newark ~ j., sends the fol-
lowing original poem:
MY CRICKET
Hidden IN tange OF grass is he.
Under the wayside maple tree.
Unheard until the twilight fals. ,u.
When through the silent DARK TIC cAiiS'
Should 7 be sad In solitude.
He comes comprehend my MOOD
And chants blithe cheer up! ch.ep.,cheep
cheer cheer my friend; don't weep ooh weep
Should 1 in happy musIGg Sit
Ara qTiok thf n nos n.sr 70 Hear ReaT Hear
Surely the night would end but ILL., 80,
- 13'i thGroush R the hours his voice was still
A. MA, When fields brown and sere
Ana iow'ring skies aRain appear:
Alone must my vigil keep. -
With none TO say. "Cheep cheep! Don't weep'"
LECTURES on THE BIBLE.
Mrs Louise Seymour Houghton began course
Of twelve drawing room lectures. on THE Literary
Study Of the Bible" yesterday morning. at the
IIiCCip n
Nrst-st Her subject Tho Day-Book OF the
Eternal" Mrs Houghton will continue the lectures
at II O'Clock every Monday at the homes OF
her patronesse until February a. she gave
tho same course last winter on tho west side OF
the CITY and for the benefit OF her last years class
81. ain ,iyo q fundamental course on Tuesday