New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-15


NJ Pollard, of No 1899 Fifth-st n. w, Washihs-
ton. d. c. These will be distributed with the
Christmas gifts to the members.
Angelica C. Ham, OF No. 81 West One-hundred-
Observation-Disclosures sends a paragraph about
Melon ough-st.. BROOKLYN; has sent sever az for
books to the society and badge has peen Loot LOT
before is that her full name was known
A. c. r.. OF No Sc West Eighty-second-st. this
CITY, is sending her Tribune to Miss Ellen Tripp' OF
Greenes schsnectady 4 0tner sto wn sending
to Miss Trip and notify to the enc an
they have a Tribune every day 10 spare anu al"
other name will be furnished thefn'
Mrs r F. Hudson has been sending reading
matter to Dorcas Anderson for three weeks DOT
cas- Anderson has not beer able TO write TO aSt
body who has nsr tb pu she is deeply
gratefuI and that the Tribune SUNSHINE SoClcN
mas r tbn sunshn, column everybody who has
sent rcmembrances 10 her Mrs HUDSON WI ' She
Stella Mas some pictures IN aa as large as her
heart; she would then brighten every NOME d'N
tighten every burden.
Miss o. Ross has written charming ie,.er ~
Mrs s Curtiss. She has also sent matter 10
Walter Clyde spaulding
Walter Clyde Spaulding wishes 10 thahN 80
body through the column for courtesieS eA''"''
him. He is deeply grateful
Miss Alice Van Iderstine sends the poem GOD
Holds the Future" She Is gladly weiGonle nd,t,ou
the society on account OF the CROWDED Gnu 'o
~ TIC column her poem has been passed on
charming letter was received from MRS heiie
Wvman Harris She has been sending remem
branc.s and papers to the different members OF
the society.
Mira II NJ Daniels and Miss Lockwood. her
faithful friend. have united In sending package
TO Dorcas Anderson containing hot-wate' bag
and some yarn
Mr. and Mrs See OF No. 10 East one-hundred-
and-clghty-thlrd-st. city. sent package OF read
ing matter 70 Miss Park. at Wells. W. MISS
though the branch Is stu at Montague MASS; anu
Nette Bartlett Is in charge, until until Mss M t FS
the sunday edition OF The Tribune
Mrs F. L. Engl.s OF Washington Depot, Conn.,
reaues,s the address OF A. l.. Tillotson. IL Is as
follows: Arthur Lcsli. Tillotson. Cazenovia. n l.
Ie will be delighted 10 receive the stamps prom
ised.
"A Lyle Of San Mateo Putnam County. Fla.
has been sending packages OF poems to Miss jennie
Lewis OF Jamaica Long Island. also croche, ram
pies. She says II any member wishes 10 KNOW no"
to croche; tho samples that she sends she can
furnish directions she has received r number OF
comics OF "Fllcgende Batter. and pleasant letter
from Mrs Ehrlcher. Miss Eleanor p Edwards
has sent her the OF the French ballads asked
for II any member wishes to send pair OF bed,
given some time ago in the Sunshine column. they
win ond Miss Lyle ready TO knit them II she Is
furnished the wool and address OF the person TO
whom they to he sent. Germantown WOO or
single zephyr she says, will do Miss Lyle sends to
81. .hpok an m ~
tributed at Christmas tins .-.-
Mrs A. Davis OF No. 800 Green rave. Brooklyn,
sends poem to bring n smile 20 few OF the
palc faces that read the Sunshine column. She
has been sendi1g silk pieces TO members OF the So
clety which havs been acknowledged.
AN oUT-OF-DATE COUPLE.
We arc so out Of date. they say
W. love Owe in ma an old-fashloued way
Long since gone by.
He says | am his helpmate true
And n Inw SSi'' | viii own to you
lie is my king.
We met In n romantic way
'Twxt glow and gloom:
He woocd me on winters day.
Yet through Ilfc's hours OF storm and stress.
Love kept orr Sr small Ti home-corner warm
And all was well
Ned thinks no woman like his wife.
Perhaps view the dual lie
Through roscate glass
Fen II the prospects be not bright.
We hold II tue
The heaviest burdens may grow light
When shared by two.
Upon the glded scroll OF fame.
Emblazoncd fair
| cannot hope 10 read the name
! proudly bear,
Blu, happy In their even now
The years roll by,
We arc bchind the times. we know
Ned and J.
Mrs H. f. Henshaw furnishes the following
beautiful lines:
LIFE.
There comes a time to every heart
When holds It's sway;
or It's stern laws obey.
There comes time when every soul
Bowed beneath grief and care.
Seeks refuge In the shades OF hell
or else IT'S God In prayer.
Mrs W II C. sends word that she is greatly in
,.rested I'm the dolls for Christmas, and suggests
that the little dolles be neatly and prettly dressed
ratbcr than I'm a fiImsy manner and suggests that
the clothes he made so that they be put and
taken off so the dear little doille can go bed like