New-York tribune., 1897-12-23
SUNSHINE IN BOXES.

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SUNSHINE IN BOXES.
bundle came. with no name. containing white
crocheted Tam o. Shanter. pair Of pale-olue
crocheted bedroom slippers a plaque. wire broil-
er. two baskets, a wicker ball. bag and some
brown satin ribbon. Will the sender please for
ward her name and address to the Sunshine office?
From NJ. j.. Croton Falls comes box containing
four beautiful books. six handkerchiefs. a pink
and blue ribbon china tea set for a little girl
and a 81 bill Miss Mary Hubbard. OF Green
wich. Conn. sent package of Christmas cards.
Bessie is the name Of a lovely little dolly
dressed in white and blue who from Marie
Louise Jussley, of No. Isl West Eigheth-st.. New
York City She will be sent to dear little mother.
who will love her for her winsome dimples and
pretty golden curls. Little Carlton A. Ayers,
years Old Of Metuchen. ". j.. sends
pretty scrapbook, four other books for children
and a package OF Christmas cards. Mrs. D. Van
Winkle, of Hackensack, \. j.. sends package Of
Ct Brooklyn, sends package Of Christmas a cards:
package containing two scrapbooks. two books for
children a box of water-colors and number OF
old. sends a dolly dressed in blue cashmere, with
pink satin ribbon sash, Her name Is Charlotte:
In the same box were bundle Of calico scraps:
number of colored strips with the alphabet printed
on them, two fancy bags and a scrapbook Myra
s. Il Smith Y yeaFT Of watkns n SENDS two fancy
bags and a number of embroidered doies for nm
Writes 2" Were | made e by ' Band Of Happy Workers.
Four pretty Christmas booklets came with no name
attached. Mrs. E. VI. Marshall or Cambridge,
Mass, sends twenty pretty paper dolls for the
little mothers Mrs .5s ssH6s dbr5se 5Psekage 6nS OF
sent Ave cretonne bags
s Evangeline L.. of No. Is Marshall Place. sent
a box containing games, a tea set and some lovely
little dolls. From Mrs. J. w Potter No. 70 Plym-
outh-st.. Montcla!r a fve-pound box OF de-
licious candles package OF beautiful little
books. postcard holders Christmas cards IN wa
ter-colors and papers was contributed BY MISS May
STEELE, OF Trenton, y. ]. handsome silk SPOOL
bag and box OF autumn leaves and pin balls was
sent by Lydia R. Durham. Cambridge. n. Y. A r.
X sent package Of tasteful sachet bags. with SILK
and muslin workbags OF dainty workmanship, ana
a number OF delicate Christmas cards and RIBBON
book markers. E VI. J. remembered the Sunshihe
children with pretty workbags and caros
also interesting juvenile books.
package Of silk pieces. with pretty SILK oae'
comes from "S47-C." Bayonne. n. J. The rte;i-
dent-Ge7eral wishes she could have the srhdei
full name and I'D ress for enrolment. The name o.
the member who sent half-dozen dainty PIN pans
was not attached 10 them. and has been lost hrs
j II Sheen. OF Riverdale, y. T.. sends package
Of The Youths Companion" E. L. c. sends a
beautiful and unique Christmas card and little
Chinese et,e--holder. Half 4 dozen copies OF Mar
ge.y DAVIS Home Confectionery came from Mar
gerry Daw Womans Pages came from Mrs D. r.
Tompkins and Anonymous.
Miss Bowker contributed a game OF parcnesl'
four beautiful hooks. a game. Christmas cards and
a lovely dolly named May She has beautlfui
sunny hair and large blue eyes, and IS exquisiteiy
dressed in white. trimmed with white iace anu
blue ribbons. She is a most accomplished ooil ior
NJ G. sent a box full Of dainty articles, sucn az as
pincushions sachets bags and paper dolls. Katme NE
and Susie pretty little twins. were forwaroeo .!
NJ J. p No S65 West one hundred and -ninei
sy brought with z sSef gG Of osai oaS Hm6o
fGFTGTded two W.. PaT Of mSse Aso par
trbl;ed bright scrapbook box Of a ioyeIy ying arla
Giles sent by Mrs S Reeve; O1 we're Were bprtght
bass hGsum and 0Iap ltie bag. G ed With candy Miss
and mGhsr Of NG % fees So does
Jessie has da;k hair and eyes, and wears a. N mos;
and 1TeS cspe o. The Other Fannie is dainty
blonde dressed in white crepe dress tr!mmed Ss WITH
sbs sas ner rioPSns fSscafd shs with jeseed jewell
Mrs ": libby cOntrSntsd pretty dSli dsesse8 snS
S Sag IN Attached fea S to her arm which holds her e
ngsow Mrs LIBBY also nT0sed PENN swo Dsan'' sent
large lar box Of dolls toys games and books sS
girls VINO attend the school Of MISS 11e,iv paper
Sns Mpn'Glpdf dad cards al porohy sa Ws? Ba5chsr
Dorothy Morrison, Ann Ward Marsare1 vons Sos women
Mry Mrs Ss G. T. No west Ninety itt.s, and
Q, N0 i: %sss ssse do csed jsn
5se and a boy doll. Jennie has many pretty gowns
20 % rrds came from c. L. WhipDle. OF PoughkeePsle'
SY' n. B. s.. no address. sent pretty scrap
book. -, ALLAN, s,,r n.,e,te-shaped
,,rbolder a diamohd-shaped pink SIX pinhocer
and a linen neede-book. A story oook. raisiyi dy,
a,na from Miss Bantey four sheets or paper dolls
Package cards sCTaS pIei,qaga ,ro MTs To
D1ass prown OF No 50 Norwood-ave., Long
=, RRrancb \ J. box containing pretty bags ana
ihree booklets came from Mrs George A. roun'a"'
OF Matawan. ~ j.
Tho o,em entitled Left Undone" published IN
the sunshine column OF December l5' was by Mar
garet T. sangster. and e: r. s writes rnat tne
Correct title Is The SIN or Onlssloh' weary VI
Waiting" will be published later.