New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-26
I, has truly been a happy birthday for Estelle
although she Is exceedingly ILL.,

Eleanor T. Edwards OF Newark y. j. sent mag
aglnes to Mrs. Amlra Lyle. OF san Ma''o' r'.'
also the names OF French songs asked for through
m. Sunshine column. and I'm return has received
thanks and a pretty penwipcr Two little sunshine
boys Milton X. Terry, eleven years old' ana lSr"''
y Terry FIVE years old. have forwarded r'Welh-
brances I'm the shape of pictures, papers et'' %
Irrna Baker. OF Chautauqua. y. Y. Arthur Leslie
TiIotson OF Cazenovia. y. Y, wishes To thank the
member who sent him the japanese stamps for his
collection He says they gave him much pleasure
In answer to "Old Subscribers request Tor the
author OF the prize epic poem on Lincoln Justitla
SAYS IL was written by the Rev Mr.. Allen OF the
South Park Presbyterian Church. of Newark ana
that II is published In book FORM and sold at 81 "A
volume ''Justitia" also writes that he has been
sending the Christ mas wceklics The Tribune ana
other papers to George Watts Gardner, Regina
~ W. r. The poem Tell Ne Thy Secret" has been
passed on" WIN some member OF the I. 3 3
send "A copy OF Tennyson's poem. Crossing the
Bar" to Mrs Robert Pierpont Forshew OF No. 5l7
McDonough-st. Brooklyn. n. y? Mrs. Forshew
will be most grateful for this attention. George
". Endicott. IT.. OF No. 9lS Broad-st. Newark n
j. "A little boy member has sent paper dolls. scrap
pictures, small box OF crayons etc. to irma
baker. A package OF picture cards for ssccrapbook
ionesdale Penn; to Mary $ Tyler OF NO &.
Warburton1ave ionkers n r. iittle i sunshine
4 large doll, dressed and some paper dolls, with
" o. W" olive Phrancr. of No 39 Fulton-st.
Jamaica, Long Island. eleven years Old IL collect
Of the members would remember her when they
have any to spare The Youths Companion" Is
Mrs ! dulick She also reports that she has sent
Mr.. King "McClures'' and dolls and picture-books
to Irma Baker Louise G. Potter. eleven years Ola.
that she Is much Interested In little lrma Baker.
She has sent her some paper dolls, picture cards
and a box OF crayons and Christmas box.
letter and some papers from Mrs. Dora Andrea,
OF Ohio city. Col. Mrs. Shove will send her some
silk scraps and the American Queen"
times sent some pretty book-marks that slip over
the corners of leaves. They are decorated by hand
with neat designs. Mrs. a. Whtbeck, OF Ghont,
r. l.. has been scattering quantities OF sunshine
sanibei Island, Fla, silk pieces 70 Miss Dorcas
SpSonsT Of q stanton. Marion County Fla She
okers patterns for "A doll fifteen inches in length
to any member who would IKE them WIZ the
member who desires these patterns write TO Mrs.
Whitbeck for thcn,. Mrs. a: Pentecosts grandson,
Robin has forwarded lrma Baker book and some
pictures
Stella Mae Wells. OF South Deerheld. Mass. sent
some pretty scrap pictures. Lucretia Ferry Of East
HAMPTON. Mass has been busy sending papers
and SILK scraps to different members.
A doll was SEN, to Irma Baker, of Chautauqua
N. Y. by Carrie s Hartman. OF No. l.237 Dean-st.
Rrooklyn Mrs. T. Terry sends the correct answer
" Mrs r F. Hunt sends u puzzle called THE
Rishop OF Oxford's Riddle" A. 3: l.. sent doll
and some 70 M ra sent beautiful
,o Dr emitted The Land Which No Mortal May
Know" WIN d. W s. send f rnrw name ana "d
oranys have been sent as a ray OF sunshine to
"shut-in" Annie u. Pott was the sender ot 'ne