New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-18

thoughts often dWelt upon tine hlHuiS'' "
her friends. and many loving and gratefui WORDS
were snoken concerning YOU and the many others
who through the medium Of The Tribune SUNSHINE
Society helped to cheer and comfort Tue
last months OF her life. over and over again she
exclaimed How good everybody is to me! ohe
was exceedingly appreciative OF every kihuresS'
Much of the time during the last few days she
would sit with her eyes closed repeating favorte
passages of Scripture and hymns and praying
One day when she had tried in vain TO ma a
comfortable position. | overheard her repeat the
words:
On the other side of Jordan
There is rest for you
I shall always hold in dear remembrance two
Incidents Of her last hours. One evening only
three four days before she left us. she sa'u 10
the two who sat on either side. holding her hands
Il want to tell you the story OF my lie: IL Is
quite a little romance" And then in the sweetest s
She lived over again her early days. wish |
could tell you the story. but Il Is 100 aoi nbo,a
picture The other sweet memory is Of her hold too
Ing her lap her T ba oS Sn ' 9UG
suffering shut-ins TO whom she had been writing
Years She fei5 they would miss her, and com
mended them TO our care shall not soon p 1otser
promised to remember the different ones among
them. She seemed to forget no one. OF I'll, ~
these beautiful memories we feel eratelu,. Uc
pain and WEAKNESS Of her lie during the last III,
ness we want 10 forget, for she Is now wr.ere
nor crying; neither shall there be any more pain
Very sincerely yours JULIA Z, dLn0jc JhiW +
Nov Is 1897.
The news OF Mrs Daniels death. which reached
the Sunshine Society headquarters YESTERDAY
brought shock of surprise, mingled with the
deep regret felr at the loss OF gentle and ear
nest a member of the band; for. as Miss Lock.
wood who sent the sad notice. says, thai which
have been oGkn Even iSr iHe en era o ncessan
change this last great change,s one we ieast ex-
ReScoemSe The Old. Old fashion death and mus:
be different r. the manner q US w G0ln Knew W Mrs
Daniels Will hold her sweet example In grateful
RENE rnbrance.
To the Presldent-General OF the T S. s: The
mother OF Miss Ellen NJ Kimball. OF East He
bron y H. who is OF the Sunshine members
will he eghty-one years old the twenty-hfth or
this month. Thanksgiving Day. She and ner
daughter. who has been helpless invalid for
ono years. live all alone and are very poor
a. well being in poor heath TT, r.,h,,,o
am sure some OF the readers OF The tribune me
on her birthday and make a little sunshine In ner
sad and lonely NE T.
Tho r s s members have yet 10 fail to re-
spond 20 n call for sunshine. and the president
general feels confident that the Thanksgiving Day
and elghyhrst birthday for Mrs. Kim 1 WI WI
P %m ali pi who send Mrs Kimba word OF cheer
please notify headquarters?
Miss Margaret voorhs has been sending out re-
membranes 10 different members OF tho society.
She remembered Mrs Burdge with Womans Pages
and Miss Andrews and Walter CIyde Spdululls
with books.
Mrs r. D. Baldwin. OF No Hardenourgh-st.
New brunswick. ~ J.. has distributed much sun
shine lately by remembering Miss Kim6all. Miss
Lotic r. Mstison and Wniter cgrch sbe seh;
"Over Sea and Land" magazines: The Rev y. a.
Glenn OF Georgia. who IS conductng, cUio REQ
sone deghtfu reading matter. The mission IS
poor and II s striving for the elevation OF the COL
orcd people
Mrs ru,io F. Starr OF No 81 Mount Pleasant
ave Newark n. j.. has been scattering sunshine
-, srsvering the requests for Dr. Cohyer,s SER
~ ons II ANYBODY else desires copies Of Unitarian
sermons that have been published. Mrs starr VIII
assist In sccuri Is theH.
A r. Lester sends 81 for badges and stamps with
which to send the badges away pin has been
sent nj his request to Miss Irene Martin rim tn ne
y %%4G:d '"' D'' ;" "
A scrapbook called "A Message of Love" has come
70 the society II Is a beautiful and unique aHair
and comes J. Harrison Of no 80 West I sns
ty-hfth-st. i will be saved TOT oa"'' N''1 ''N
cial freight Christmas Eve
Mrs. J. f. D. sends In the first correct answer 10
tho verse which had words omitted when COM
plete. IL reads
levi was good to her. He said ~,
90 do the right. thou thou s 1,b oe smile mile
'.Do co dear friend. and trust the whlie'
Country Cousin" from Railway. sends several
beautiful selections. Those not puonsheu VIII o'
passed on.
l. Of No 81 West Fifty-frst-st. has neen
" :, 80, u,ho have remembered ID. H. Ander-
ON on and Walter clyde Spau,ding.
(, hicn
" & NJ sends poem I'm the Beginning VIM"
10, hoep fled for publication. as has also NO
hodv.s child" sent by A. Wotton OF the Montague
branch.
uuT r. Ketcham OF No. 55 Halsey-st' Brook
les, nIease send her Woman's Pages to the p'iiu
cbapain. William j. Houghton. OF NO. 90 l','iu
place Brooklyn? Another T. S. s. mempssr M, nhs
agreed 10 send him the Sunday pages MI r. 70
am has beon busy the last week sennilk iydo
Hiisa Fondieu Arthur Tillotson, Waiter ovuc
Spauldng and Miss Anderson
NJ l.. sends pretty suggestion ABOUT h'''o "a ~,
ana also two poems The poems will be passed on
w T. BELLEVUE Of No. 80 Grant-st' Newark
n j. Is cordially welcomed into tne sooio', IN,
she remembers any OF the I. >. D snu' '"' "'
s ho n,aa 40 MORN the President GeneralF
TIE ST. CECELIA TRIO.
r,uscal trio is a novelty. more especially "heh
tho voices composing It arc oil FEMININE pu. SUI.
oo hos had its birth under the name OF inc %.
lila Tr,o-Mss Charlotte Walker soprano MIS-
$50, walker. mezzosoprano. and MISS ""'ie
Crochet cVhoa" said Miss Walker ITO hnd three
III y nv no,ces which blend harmoniousD' pu'