New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-22
Mrs. Fannie E. Yale wishes to thank Mrs. l.. C.
Norton Of Hightstown. y. j., for coreopsis seeds

Mrs Fannie E. Yale wishes to thank Mrs. L. c.
Norton Of Hightstown. n. j.. for coreopss seeds
Charles Crook has remembered Walter Clyde
! Spaulding with kaleidoscope This Is decidedly dii-
ferent from what others have sent him. and Will
help him pass many n dreary hour. Little Stella
Mas OF No IS Chrstopher-st.. New-York City.
would appreciate the Youths COMPANION, Send
s van. H c M2nh Il and
mopolitan" would be we'll disposed OF i sent to
There are some dear little girls out there who
scarcely ever see playthlngs, and me magazines
Welcomed most heartily into the society, and
fee Is most generous one
Mrs zappula. of No 4s Pacihc-st Brooklyn. has
been sending stamps and silk pieces to different
members and has furnished the society with oeau-
tiful poems TO pass on
Dr. E c. Foster OF Honesdale. Penn. is sending
stamps to Arthur Leslie Tillotson, OF CaSenovia'
Mrs H. NJ P Walters, Of Lewi5town. MHlih
County Penn, acknowledges two copies OF The
Tribune containing the House OF Matches sne
says the members have conferred great FAVOR
upon her Another member, Mrs. E. n. Y. OF west
field, Mass and several others. whose names she
cannot make out have been sending her Sunshine
columns She has retaineS some Gt ne has TWO
bou ieV Volumes Of The Tribune weekes for the
and 1850 and months q January G ,bess
to anybody who would care for them she Will
use the mnsy IN charity nr brob and Mrs saws there IS
much sunshine work needed In that neishoorhood'
Miss S. Carpenter has been sending the Sunday
supplements Of The Tribune 10 Charles T. King. OF
Candearia. New Box 20. 30
Miss Agnes Park, now in welles VT for the win
ter reports receiving magazines from Mrs. See.
They are still In the express Office. with charge OF
on Park cannot anord 10 pay
this. so the box Is still In the office. There Is no
money In the Sunshine Society. and It is we'll here
10 state that members caring TO pay the express
bundles should first write to the nm, msmoer; sheg
the charges This is the third unfortunate expert
q kind TwH 5s Of ins
with charge OF 81 a upon them. This necessitated
either 6 moi aES the or out Of her
pocket money One OF the young women dia , tm,s
packages come with charges upon them and no one
be in the Office but the office boy II would result In
the sunshine being lost.
VIII NJ j. H. Tom. OF Riverside. n. Y. send her
Youths Companion to little ITma Baker care REQ o.
her was printed in The Tribune OF November 49,
Mrs Foss OF No 1870 East Nlneteenth-st. has been
sending pictures and silk scraps to Miss spooner. OF
Stanton. Marion County. Fla, who Is making SIX
portieres.
A. Marsh Of No. .A West Eighty-secono-st: sehd
your Tribune Sunday Supplement to little Johnny
Keefe OF Greeley. Col. who keeps house for his
father He will much enjoy the pretty pictures.
and his father will thoroughly appreciate the IT.
erary part
Subscriber In Bernardsville: Write Miss Katherine
Blake OF No. 2l0 Central Park South New-York
City She is principal Of the Girls Evening High
School. She can give you all the Information on
free instruction In the branches you mention.
Lillian A. Brainard will furnish Mrs. s. NJ. Evans
with The Tribune II Mrs Evans will send her ad-
address Her address is not on the roll book Of the
T. 8.
Annie Shirley has sent X. W. Du Bots liberal
contribution Of Art Interchanges"
j. D. p Of No. 80 Franklin-st.. Newark. y. j.,
will send regularly The Ladies' Home Journal to
Miss Josephine D. White. OF Ta.rytown and The
Interior" to Miss Jennie Lewis. Of Jamaica, Long
Island. VIII these members please thank Mrs. j.
d. =. by letter?
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