New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-06

A lovely doll named Dorothy has o.. come to rt The
banks and 'f Is mos, ia.tefuly dressed in swiss
muslin over pink Her hat Is decidedly .fstchng
trim m With pink ribbon Dorothy is French
dolly With large nge hey eyes sa ether
which Is made dainty with lace and herringbone
Miss f. c. johnson has sent some doll paper
furniture for the Little Mothers" Madge Cor
IN p1 0S %er "1Ss 81
ponpons and pcigts cards h,,, + n ssn, paSk
black Tam o. shanter.
TWO DOLLARS FOR SUNSHINE
Mrs Charles O. Martin. OF No "a South Frfth-st.
Mount Vernon. sends 81 as her inita ton fee. She
with others the only ones who have come
into the society by giving money fee IL VIII
assist in completing several little gifts For exam.
have no dolly ono Little Mother has been pray
'f pair OF m,iiens Now she viii surely ind mlicns
in her Christmas bag. with the name o. the person
on. Mrs. Martin IS cordially WELCOMED into he 50.
Is UNDERWOOD is not far OF. she will realize how
bright are tho rejected rays or sunshine sent out
through the T 4. g
Miss v!olo, True. a brown-eyed dolly, has been
sent 10 the society for Little Mother" Violet
is pretty doll and is dressed In lavender. trimmed
shanter She was sent by Mabel Foot-. OF Hack
ensack. y. }.
T. vinton Francis sent the Christmas number Of
"C;oiey's Magazine" and several woman's Pagea
lie also cent the following lines:
Life IL mostly froth ana bubble
Two things stand like stone
Kindness In anothers trouble
Courage In your own;
y r. Nicholas Of The Waldorf. New-Yorh City.
sent box containing three pretty dolls. named
Mamie Daisy and Rosa The box held also sew.
eral dresses for the dollies parlor gun and some
paper soldiers
President General Of tho Z. 3. s.: Can you any
member OF the Sunshine Society give tho whole Of .
little poem beginning as near as can remember.
like this:
'Chisei In hand stood the sculptor boy.
With the marble block before him..
ierested in il. .anI enjoy tho department, and the
contributions. Truly yours, " J. '"
VIII the donor OF four worsted dollies. bought at
wanamakers. please send name TO tho T. B. 81
Knitted reinr and bag have been received from
Mrs J. r. d. OF Elizabeth. n. j.
Jennie Lewis. OF Jamaica. acknowledges the re-
cept OF stamps from NJ d.. OF Gloverrville. and
send thanks for the same.
NJ +. H.: The correct address OF Charles L.
King to whom you sent reading matter. Is Candle
Some recipes for making chocolate carames and
peanut candy requested. VIII members who
are adept IN candy making give some OF their
secrets away!
The beautifully Illuminated and hand painted
card sent by Master Willie Merritt has been for
warded to the Rev. Robert Collyer also sunshine
member and the author OF the poem quoted on the
card.
Mrs NJ A. w sends the following selection. which
"a fun OF practical suggestions and helpfulness:
IN OUR DAILY PATH
Say not. Were ! that man. or this
| would create n world or bllss 49,
For some one | would upward lit
The aaddcst heart and bring gilt
Oh I would live to make lie sweet
To such as their sharp distress
Have said. Life Is all bitterness
Whate'er We are. whaie'er our place.
Gods gifts TO us-Iiis gifts OF grace
We may with all the suffering share.
'r faces smile with answered prayer.
our very presence virtue hath
For those who daily crosa our path:
We can all blessed. good things do.
We need not reach out hands aiar.
But drop our blessings ""f's V" I G5e w p.
,.,,y y, Amsterdam-ave will send full name
, .adros. IN the T. s. s. a Sunshine badge Will
be sent.
Master Clarence Cone OF Westminster. Conn. has
rono,yea .The Youths Companions 80 kindly sent
nv Ethel W. Wells. OF Brooklyn.
N,,.s Dorothy Van Dyke. OF No "a East Thirty
.ovon,h-st Ncw-York City. Is n little T. =. 3 girl
Who would like TO have some doll patterns sent
10 her.
Mr., T. + Tracy and her mother carry sunshine
,,, darkened lives by reading and playing once a
or % tho inmates Of the Home for the Blind. In
Amsterdam-ave
vr. NJ A. Wills OF Chelsea. VT. desires to
.,no,,,edge the receipt OF the missionary reports
GA stationery sent by the Rev. DIR. Lockwood. and
,o tbank him. and all the other kind friends who
,oyo reuembered her Mrs. Wills has been too
-, -, v,,,e the President General until now.
A SONG OF HOPE.
tBy V. Vincent Jones)
Tale courage heart OF mine:
These seeming woes OF thine
Which awe thee into rear
Depart when He Is near
Iook upward. eyes Of mine
IA see through eyes Divine
;rhe wrongs which blind thee here
VIII there be all made clear.
Ill
Beach heavenward. soul OF mine.
And there thy tendrils Irvine;
Twill bear this grief away
Ard bring a sweeter day. ..
Sent by Frances Barrett, NO. ~ East ES"'
eighth-st