New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23


The following contributions have been received Mt
the Sunshine office: A box OF bound books ana
some pretty silk pieces. from Miss Marie F.. jack
son; beautiful. goden-hare doll dressed In
brown satin. trimmed with lght-bue ribbons. came
without the OF the sender, ard the doll Itself
has not been chrstened; box OF papers scrap
pictures and artistic cards came from Mrs 6. l."
Hurd: bundle containing paper dolls, scrap pct-
ures. a novel and copy OF The Outlook came
from s. E. ~. roll of Womans Pages came from
z. =. E: a box. containing two dainty sachets.
scrapbook and two pictures. came from Miss COP
cult; a box OF chrysanthemums came from Mrs
c. l.. Hendrickson; bundle of "Outooks' came
without name or initials; three novels. TWO chill
drens books box OF fish and fishing lines and
game called the fishing pond came from Wine
FAINTER, a bundle OF picture-cardS came from MISS
NJ A. Ferris; flower seeds came from Mrs. Il. h.
Brown: some pretty booklets and CARDS came from
Bridges
Little Willie Painter sent some dining room and
parlor furniture dolls marked For the Little
Mothers; beautiful silk and velvet pieces came
from the Misses Cart some dainty nd ysot SIX
holders from Berkeley" box of exquisite shells
[ ambe hf nd Foda COPY of st
from Hampstead n. Y; box Of pretty scrap pict-
nr1s from Mrs F. - Smith and P Tso9S of
Miss y NJ; s. Of South Orange, n j.; sent to
i've to at sSy time
The doll is called Bessie and has pretty brown eyes
and all the stitches are taken with much care
II she were real little girl. Then. too she
has long outside coat, to keep her warm when
she axes an airing In the winter time This coat
is made Of golden-hrown cloth. and there Is a
dainty little brown velvet Tam o Shanter iauntily
pcrched on one side OF the dolls head. Inclosed
in the same box was pretty nightgown. trimmed
with white lace and pink baby ribbon. all ready
for Bessie to take her afternoon maps In
contained choice short story and selected poem.
Communications have been received from Mrs a.
s, Roe. Elizabeth a. Shutz, Julia F.. Starr. Lucy
and Mildred Howell. a. Lowkowsk. a. NJ A. the
Rev. V L. Rov Lockwood. orion. Mrs G.. w.
Terry. Anna L. Sprague, Miss Mabel Vckrov, Mrs.
+. G. Foote. Mrs. F. l.. F., Margaret G.. Walker.
Hattie f. Armstrong and Mrs. William NJ. L.
Uncle Dan" westovcr, the president Of the
Evans Cold T. s. s. branch. relieved Mrs. II. F..
Young the former president Of the Evans branch,
when she obliged TO go to Denver. Mrs.
Mrs. William I. Leeds OF No 10 West Fiftie;h-st.'
New-York City. has had some cancelled stamps
sent 10 her for which she is grateful. She says
that II c. G.. l.. will send namo and address her
address will be correctly answered Mrs Leeds is
also sending Woman's Pages 10 Mrs Burdge. vino
is forming n 7. s. s. branch AT Battle Creek Mich.
Lucreta Ferry who has been sending pretty
things to different members lately. asks what three
viii make n title of something that We all enjoy:
Yes l. nurse. bites, hunt COIN
Y Rende OF Utica. y. Y: Please send The Cos
mopoutan" magazines the Montague. Mass
branch OF the T. s. s.. care OF Miss Nettie Bart
lott They will be a valuable addition 10 the NOR
tague T. s. s. library.