New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-27

sumner Smith Mrs. NJ. s. cur,ss. Ella wande'i
naugh Mrs NJ II. Daniels ana NJ f S
President General of the r. 6 s.: | send you by
this mail three magaznes"The Golden Rule
THE Christian Standard" and Tie Ladies' Home
Journal" | would like to become a member OF
your society. | have large accumulation Of
"Harper's Weekly" Ladies' Godey's Magazine
THE Golden Rule" "a Christian Endeavor paper.
and The Christian Standard" ! would be pleased
10 send them to you or TO any address YOU might
bershp. a. @.
A. G.-You have been received into membership
and pin has been sent to YOU. Send the papers
and magazines to Mrs E Young president S Of
society has Iaeiy asked for some religious papers
Or correspond with Mrs. Agnes Schulz Gramm OF
Mass. These women doing a wonderful work.
and will be glad to tell you what books and papers
are most needed.
Presden,-General of the r. 8. S: Though only
a recent "shut-n." have had intense interest In
the Sunshine column of The Tribune since the
beginning. | want time 10 send at least one
ray of sunshine to the heart Of some friend. but
at present can send only back numbers of maya
zines. Will send one or TWO years Of The COS
mopolitan.' "Munsoy's" and "The Ladies' Home
Journal for 1893 (Which contains some articles on
fancy and lace work. to Mrs; {. Tanner direct. If
has read them already; or will send the
General OF the r 5. 5. Wishing you godspeed in
the good work YOU are doing. am yours truly,
No LOO Bersen-st Brooklyn.
Mrs. V. l.. Tenney.-Send your magazines TO Miss
Agnes Park. Montague Mass. She Is President
General Of "A large branch Of the T. $. s. and can
distribute great deal Of literature. Send stamp.
pin
President-Goncral Of the r. s. S: Nearly four
weeks ago ! wrote Enclosing stamp a letter 10
Mrs \. VI. Smith, of Kansas, she being the woman
10 whom | to send "Mc''lure's Magazine My
object was TO ask if she would like some back
numbers Of the magazine and other books have
heard nothing from her What would YOU do
l.. H. N-Write 10 Mrs Agnes Schulz Gramm.
No. s. East College-st. Oberlin Ohio. We have
had no letters from Mrs. A. NJ Smith in some time.
Mrs Gramm is President General Of the Oberlin
reading matter Miss Agnes Park Of Montague.
Mass. momber Of minister's family Is preSdenl
and papers sent her
President General Of the r. 6. 6: have sent
package Of reading matter TO Mrs G. Tanner.
Poughkeepsic. ~ Y. which l trust will prove
ceptabe. / also have quite a quantity of scrap
pictures cut from papers and magazines. which
would do nicely for making scrapbook: can
may give me With best wishes for the success OF
y T%y G g"mrs III Oen' Oh Miss NJ RRTT
Mamaroneck, y. y.
Miss NJ p B.-Send your scrap pictures TO Sarah
D. Parsons No. 12S West One-hundrcd "A nd twenty
nnth-st. New-York. A two-ccnt stamp will bring
you r. s. S. pin.
President General of the T. S. s: Would some
old fashioned flower seeds, such Sweet Williams.
four-o clocks ETC. be Of any in the Sunshine So
cic,y? Truly yours Is. l.
Is T.-Se;d your flower seeds 10 The Tribune
Office Sunshine Department, and they Will be
placed where they viii get and give plenty OF sun
shine
President General OF the T. S s: Here are the
answers TO the five conundrums that appeared In
The Tribune OF Saturday. April "a:
% What becomes OF the pieces when the dawn
breaks? They 80 into mourning.
~ Why is a sheep the worst Of animals? Be-
cause ne gambols al day. plays on the turf: the
very best OF sheep backlegs and get heeced at
last -, -
go When is the Book OF Nature most easily read
When autumn turns the leaves.
I4 Why is conscience ike omnibus strap? II
Is an inner check the outer man.
90 How did Henry VIII differ from other men
az a suitor? He married his wives first and axed
them afterward.