New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-04

President General OF tho T f. s.: Mrs. Nathan
lei Howard OF Randolph. Mass wishes. through
your Woman's Page 10 acknowledge the receipt
on her elghtieth birthday. OF handsome card. ac-
Barker. member OF ,he T 5 also bookmark
prcttiIy mnde. from Miss l. Mona'. OF Berkeley
much loved niece the Sunshine column finds It's
way to hom. and Is much enjoyed.
The Presidont-G-neral Is in receipt o. a letter
from the Sunshine member who sent the package
OF reading matter to Miss Agnes Park Montague,
Mass and learns that the package was prepaid
and that It Is the fau, OF the express company IN
announcing that there was So cents due on H. me
packag. has been delivered The sender IS a val
liable SUNSHINE memosr who away, prepnys me ne
generously distribute.
Miss Ellen Kimball has received from NJ d
Simonds a booklet called Golden Afternoon" II
contains several pretty poems by different authors
Uncle Dan" president OF the Evans, Col. T. $
S branch, has received from Mrs d Barrau SILK
Miss Ellen NJ Kimball and her aged feeble
mother are IN receipt o. sunsnne U a.
were sent and money
Mr.. J r. Foote fails TO give the name Of the 1t
IL gir 10 whom she sent St Nicholas" Some
time. the Sunshine members fail to notify the
President General when they move. II they would
send their new and old addresses to the Sunshine
Office It would avoid any confusion VIII they not
4ro MIS-, Mary A. Well. and the little Mas
girls
Mrs ROYAL s c. sends the following verses BY
! c,i.. Chandler Moulton. heading them with a
couplet from poem by j. w Faoer:
SUNSET AND SUNRISE
Lord, is this death? only feel
Down In some sea with Ihee
A, end OF love. at end OF life.
AZ end OF JOY al end OF strife.
Al end all cling to
The sun is setting Must so7
A, dawn OF love. at dawn OF life.
Al dawn o. peace thar follows strife
The sun is rising. let US go.
II Mrs r s c will send her address T. 5. s
badge will be posted to her Her name has been
enrolled
F.telle and Mabel Mas have received letter
and pictures from Mrs. Hudson, OF Brooklyn 10
whom they will write. Mabel has remcm-
bered Miss Conran with some reauiiS matter INC
Ghon,auSua County. n. Y. who Is cripple
Mrs. out the sun n6 .sn Go ihs1n
to the President General who has constant CAL
for sne ryevn Brigg. will send The Ladies' Home
.Jo m1 each month to Miss Hattie /. Webster
p o Box 81. North Londonderry ~ H.
r,. following beautiful extract from Coeridge
ba. be-n sent without name. VIII the sender
give full address
PHILOSOPHY
where'er hnd the Good, the True the Fair
les ssk nnnSoonnSSa ,irddI" undivided three,
Each for Itself and all In eacn 10 see
In man and nature. is philosophy.
pr.s,dent.CeneraI Of the T. 8. 81 note an In
on,rv fror, "old Subscriber as to name and au-
tSor o, the prize poem called Abraham Lincoln.
the STAR Of sangamon" II Is published by a. =,
Hn h,nny Allen OF Newark. n. J. Mr.. Allen Is not
No omthor OF the requiem referred to by Old SUB
scriber' Truly yours. a. a y
VIII r. j. b.. Of New-York City. send her Wom-
an. Page 70 Mira r. Stone. Stowe. Chautauaua
County. y. Y,
Mr.. r Dexter Mrs. c. l.. Hurd and 8 w s.: A
~. nos heen sen, TO the T g. s. by Mrs. l.. G.
clark which II large enough to hold the larger
chr,s,u.. Gifts II is is to Is inches. sufficient