New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
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r-os,,ar+-cereraI ~ r g S-Diet should never
be allowed 20 become monotonous. Sameness OF
food prevents The proper development OF the drer-
ent parts OF the body and tends 20 dwarf the phys
teal forces Vary the food much ms possible.
always remembering that fruit is absolutely essen
.,al for purifying the blood and improving the COM
plexion
Sent as Initiation fee by DR.. L. NJ 3.
presideut-Geleral OF T. S. S.-Sweet peas and
morning glories especially suitable and lovely
plants for house and window gardening. They
flourish with very little trouble. in a window-box
and make a real poem Of colcr in their luXurant
foliage and brilliant blossoms. The fragrance OF
the peas Is exceedingly dainty and pure. and adds
tho browning charm 10 an attractive room
Sent as dues for 1897 by Mrs Nathan.
President General of 7. ; 81 have found such
great pleasure in reading me page OF me irloune
Especially devoted 10 womsn's interests that nat
urally turn 10 that department whsn IN qIi n
dairy about wOman's work nave peei ashtu y.
some Young women TO help them start a current
Events club" and. although l have nad SEER
years experience in club work Oh various kinus.
have had no experience IN that part OF club WorN.
VIII YOU kindly suggest the best method or gong
10 work for eight or ten young woneh rave yU.
M any tire thought Of adding a column 10 your
DDS OF club work? Ny experience as club woman
has led me think that mucn time * DC lhs TO-
Work without knowing whether the work is worth
while I have prepared several courses Tor diner
10 M thera could be a discussion and exchange Of
such work in your department shlli De sIi x, 10
GYlH
deep appreciation Of the good work oI are dong
believe me yours truly. MARIE H. MARSHALL
. 10l F. S1perior-st., Duluth. MINI.
Marie n Marshall-Inform young ladies OF the
dav hour and place CT meeting OF your Current
Events club Inform each one al the same Tune
that The Mornings Paper Will be the genera
tonic for discussion. When the class has assembled
give each member thorough examination on what
she has learned by reading the paper that morning
After each has given her reply devote fifteen mill
MES 70 questions and answers. Should any ques-
,ior NJ, asked that none OF the class can answer,
s~,gn some one the duty or looking up the SUD-
tee, for answer at the next session
several Sunshine Society branches that follow
the above IDEAS FOR class report great success ana
STEADY advancement in knowledge OF the doinss of
IN, ps Suggestions on club work from T. s. s
hers are welcomed for this column
Acknowledgement Of T. s 81 cannot claim to
h. ..shut-In'' except In the sense that all women
living in The country in the winter are shut IN.
ms ,houeh fond OF fresh air and outdoor exercise.
anu nave BEEN obliged make the most Of our in
w. nr resources The Tribune Woman's Page has
ho 5aily 10Y | nave been greatly Interested in
ben Sunshine Society and have found many help
,r h;nts FOR my own quiet ne In the column de-
=, has required 10 me that some OF your readers
i,h no" entov keeping bird restaurant-an occupa-
ton which has added very much 70 me eheer ana
grav day OF this lonely winter time;
our home is in the main street OF me village. anu
IN front OF the house is slant cherry tree ON
tied "A piece or Su't lf"rr IL scaIt'N
go ,,,r.nt OF the day. IN storm or sunshine. that
- he ..lowny woodpecker" and his wife. or
~, ,,,rbi,.- belled nuthatch, or the 'chckadees
ere not pecking at this. To them 1t Is delicious
mor-.l a.. hooo our ,r,ond and comr,de
a., so,,.r,I wears and flies trustfully 10 our VIM
So, sils Tor nuts a. do the chlckadees also
w" gn,s yyint.r A noisy. self-assertve blue Jay mas
oor. TN hoard with az. and for him We throw out
coiiIo ,.btch ne In fond Of secreting, win much
go. ,,inr and gainsaying in the various crotchcs
VI IA our library window We keep a space al,
p. in th- deepest SHOWS. WHEREIN
hi for the Canada rparfow--with tnelr
ta,ntv red capa-and the few dear song spariows
a,nn ,rtnr.r among W. a. well a. the faithful
NJ I'll. These being s"sd-"a, require a
srsnt food from the others mentioned. and FOR
ne, ,.a throw out daily seeds. crumbs ana meal
Nm " aiveys there and OF course the English
,'a rrows which really need food, although they
are despised Of men ,.. ,r.s. ar. ,..a,ry IN
~ no -url,ls berries every day. and there Is no
~ -, the glOomiest day that We nave not Tor
rlon.hfu the sweet trlll ana lWlttr anu
.ti~1 ~ Inc dear grateful brides
r., March we are to have the mn" loH spar,
routs which are only with us IN mierstion anu
~ sonr .parrows will repay us TOT our io'e ana
~ aifh their Erst Joyous spring songs, 80,
An OF these birds have grown lam, I'm an, nna liv
~ ID are a dear part Of our daily NE ANY one nN
,,g in the country may try this EXPERIMENT Win
success and delight should add tha' we "a''~