New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-28

Communications have been received from Mrs.
II. VI. V. Mrs. w j. Ballard Mrs. George A.
Price. Mrs. F. F. Hunt. f. r. S. Bertha Zoeller.
Mrs. George II. Franklin. H. NJ T. Headey. Mrs.
Fannie VI. Clark. j. c. Morris Janet II Gemmell.
Mrs. Catherine II. Martin John Krel. Charles A.
King. V. Van Blarcom. Carolyn s. Hollister. Mrs.
Sara Keables Hunt Annie J. Rayl Pauline Mum
dorf. B. H. Loomis Mrs C. r. Keen. Mrs. Charles
A. Alden Mrs. J. W. Whitlatch. Mrs. Thomas J.
Smith, Miss Elizabeth Doughty. T. S. s. member.
Mrs Mrs Frank INK, zappulla; W f., Mary w, W. , GRIT
G.. Mrs J. '" L., Estelle Mas S Charles A. King.
Willard p. Voorhees,, the Rev. Dr. LOCKWOOD.
T. Thornton.
SUNSHINE IN BONES.
Mrs. G. A. Price No IS Montgomery Place.
Brooklyn sent some beautiful Lowell" diaries;
Mrs Venie Van Blarcom. Paterson. n. J.. sent two
copies Of her charming little book, Dorothy and
the Christ Child; from Mrs. F. c. Dawson came
pretty workbox. we'll supplied with worsteds
needles thread scissors and Christmas cards
boxes Of mlstletoe and holly from Robert Colyer
Mrs. Roberts and unknown friend in NORTH
Carolina; from Miss F. Hyland, No. 40 West Sixty
nrst-st.. a Christmas book, from Messrs. Colgate
x CO.. box of dainty calendars; Mrs. r. a.
Brown. Of No. 80 Norwood-ave. Long Branch. y.
j.. sent package Of paper dolls; Miss Anna l..
Sprague. of No. 222 West Twenty -third-st a book
stories for Sunday; Alice Donevy. Christmas
card The Birth Of Our Nations Flag; Mrs. W.
H. Burnett sent package OF leaflets made Of birch
bark. each Of which was written poem:
Robert Burns" calendar for ss was sent by Mrs.
r. r. Hudson OF Brooklyn: q w. Endicott jr.,
No. 9h Broad-st.. Newark. a package of paper
dolls soldiers and Christmas cards "Doy's Lii
brary. set of six beautiful little books was sen;
10 Little Mothers by Miss Kendg No. "a Grace
Court. Brooklyn; two button bags one Of white
SILK with red ribbons. the other Of pink with pink
ribbons. came with bundle of Christmas cards
lef frDp l. OioOn hum lie ~
cards and booklets without a name and
dainty glove members. consisting Of needle-case.
thread member and working. sent by Jennie
Lewis. Jamaica. Long Island
Mrs 5. Smith. Of No. Warren Place Mont
clair y. J.. gent marguerite" She is dressed in
a red cashmere gown. made with Russian blouse;
her undercothins is all hand made and exquistely
trimmed with lace. A Gainsborough hat with white
p,umes and red ribbon completes the costume.
"Marguert"'s' hair hangs in golden curls down her
back. and she has big brown eyes. This dolly
who had been forgotten.
Saturday night. She had been lost for two days.
II is no w9nde she foqd not md her way because
over six months old. She wears beautiful long
cold. for her feet were incased in knitted shoes.
Tomorrow Beth" and Marguerite" will go TO
Santa css oi in Som way the ' hurry @
An express box with all kinds Of books came from
There several hundred people 10 be remem-
bered before New Year,. and all the articles that
have come In will he sent away before January l.
Charles A King. OF Candearia. Ney. sent
bundle OF papers; a pretty scrapbook came with
out name. a package OF Woman's Pages was
sent by l.. VI Jones. Morrstown. ~ j.; a box
from Mrs W W NJ Cornish. OF Bio )mfed. y. j..
contained several tasteful work and handkerchief
ra,s ard some bright scrapbooks Edna Baker
sent a package OF paper dolls. beautiful photo
graph clse and dainty card were added 10 former
gifts from Mrs. A Pentecost Yonkers Mrs. s..
Of Malone, y. T., contributed box of Christmas
cards and extremely pretty needle books,
with hand-decorated covers. for the Little Moth
ers From F. l.. Risley. Rockville. Conn. came
a bundle Of lovely pressed ferns Mrs. G. L. Nor
ris OF Chatham. Y. sent box with two
dear little dolls. pretty piecebass. bathcloth and
SOAP and a beautiful copy Of Mrs GaskeIs
Crawford" one OF the dollies is named Mar
gerry and is one year old. The other is two years
0ll and is called Becky Sharp. probably because
OF her bright blue eyes - .,. .. 49,,
10 the Sunshine Mission by Theodore n Crane'
lanes Eggles,on, Of Brick Church, n. j.. sent
how - toys Two magnificent elephants came
ri HN ,bn way from Boston ordered by Miss Tuck
orn,an. they are to find their way by New Years
psy into the playro0m Of little invalid