New-York tribune., 1897-08-06

Communicat tions have been received from 8. Il.
Locke @. H. e.. f. c. X, f. ]. L.. Helen NJ Cur
tiss. Mrs. Charles c. Smith, Ethalinda McGarrah,
Mrs. Frances c. Williams Jennie l.. Mackay and
A. Lowkowski.
VIII g. b. Locke please send full address and
stamp? T. g. s. pin will then be mailed to her.
SOMETIME.
selection sent by Mrs. r. F. Hudson.
Someti we shall know why
Our sunnest mornings change t9 moons ,s ORA Of rain;
And why we often lie
On couches sown with thorns Of care care and S doubt;
And why our lives are thicky hedged about
With bars that put our loftIest plans to rout
Sometime we shall know why
Our EST hps opsrs 80 Ts TT w
Why song Is lost in sigh.
Why clasping fingers slip 80 soon apartm 49,, from,
Estrangement. space and death rend heart from
Until from deepest depths the teardrops start.
Sometime all shall know
Each other ay as we ourseyss , are are knUWn'
Anu 'ee "Sm And III He"wno =. Ha loves loves US so
Rssps our b6 I sNd nd Hd nS cs%
Can mould "A human soul Into saint
Sometime our eyes shall see
The silver lining TO the darkest cloud
Sometime hearts shall be
Content forgetting all our restless mood ,
And knowing everything has worked TOT soou-
The how. and when and why. be understood
Mrs Hudson has been made a member OF ,e me
society II she wishes the cu6 pm nostar W s9e
Mrs Addie Waerstein Of West ilaverstraw
thanks the Sunshine member who sent her the
French books. ApprecIative letters have also peen
received from Mrs payd s. pqskTs nam. 'fs has 81 been
enrolled and a r. s. S. pin has been forwarded.
The following letter from the sister or Es'eie
Mas explains more fully than anything yet said
i.,,l. inua
appreciative she Is of any courtesy shown her'
president General Of the T. s. s.: am writing
,h,s ,e,,er 20 Won In behalf OF Estee Mas.
"a Estelle can scarcely write so tnat you
would understand It. She VIII be nine years oiu
November g. Estelle has received some pre't! pa
per dolls this morning from some unknown Ire"u
who has not sent her name or address II you
know her will you please thank her for fs'e"e'
q. sbe has so much fun with them-aiso some
n,ners from Miss Moody Estelle has been away
n week IN the country with me. and she only
weiuhs Az, pounds She did not gain one ounce
7 gained four and one-haf pounds. am four'een
and half years old Could you assist me III any
way 10 get work at copying. " you thihk "'',e :"
nice enough hand? Please do not think me Tor
ward I would like to work. but | do not Kno"
how to 20 about getting pace. as my iatner
makes small wages. | would like to work 10 neip
ciothe myself and help my mother along lnank-
Ing you kindly. and hoping you WI, remen,3sr se'
I remain. sincerely yours. MABEL MANS
p S-Estelle sends her love to you
M any of the members know OF anything thls
little girl can do? Her address is No. ~ Christie
pherst. New-YOrk city
Is T. send. large package OF crochet patterns
and some clippings Who would Ike these patterns
There must be fifty beautiful designs. some made IN
coarss thread thus making II easy 10 copy.
Mrs Heloise Durant Rose sent the Rev. ROBERT
tolver one OF Miss Mary A. Willss beautiful pooK-
marks which he acknowledged in the Following
characteristic letter to the President-Heherai'
Nv Iasss: What do I do who would do what Is
,bouyht right along OF the bookmark. and steer
clear of the old farmers implied condemnation
over beyond the sea, who said at the reht-oav
dinner: . - ,,,ora do
III some landlords would do as our landlord 40
some landlords would not do as they do DO. -
Thanks for the remembrance. ] am resting lor
oil I am worth and in high content. Indeed yours.
a'' ~ ~ ~ " ROBERT COLLYER.
Dublin y. H., July 26. 1897.