New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-10

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NOTICE.
The President General desires to state empnau
cally that persons sending contributions to the J.. !"
s mus, not put writing inside the packages. i"'
name and address for Identification should nr T. e
"i w. ~, t%e ot,ire on account Of nclo.ed writing
makes this demand imperative
Tine r. 8 :; members OF the Every Day circle OF
Kings Daughters OF jamaica. Long Island nave
semi (dolis - The President General TO oe ue
uvered 10 the Little Mothers" Al Christmas un'e'
Among ,he contributors are Mrs Georg" J.; bIIrS"ti
Mrs. T. IT. Remson Mis- Carrie ty,rit'' Mrs vj.s
i;crron. Miss Louise Baker. Miss Eta b'de'l ana
Mr. d. ". Van Dervoort
The following contributions have been received
M the sunshine office: A box from Alice Y. V Tio-
balls winch holds doll named Frances. ms
pretty dolly is dressed In cloth suit trimmed with
rur. wi,h nat 10 match Her wardrobe besides '"s
consists Of Il dainty blue chdl:e dress. trimmed
with lace and ribbon. AMI nishtgown. \ bundle
Of pretty picture cards came from Lura Van
VIA, 49, box of paper dolls from j.. Moody: four
dainty six bags from Helen Sophia Seybott SIX
bag- from l.. T.. o. who also sent 81 some paper
patterns for embroidery, and an embroidery SIX
holder without a name \. l.. :. sent A package
Of lovely Christmas cards and silk pieces Pretty
scrap pictures came from Mrs. NJ r. Britt :. f.
y sent some Woman's Pages and pictures f. !.
+. forwarded THE Christian Herald" and some
Woman's Pages. package OF papers came with
ont a name \ Japanese doll named Jo-trZah was
contributed by a Washington Friend" Ruth.
Alicc and Kathara" sent IN srraphook bright WIN
many lovely pic;urcs and large hurd" or many
firl. ar' no, already members OF the r. = $ will
th"y please send TN their tul names ana aGlr'sH"
colorcd pencils was contributed without n name.
Mr. froder.ak ". Tanncnbeck contributed large
Mr. Ioibcrt cent d bunch OF fresh lavender Sarah
J. Parsons mas contributed many pretty articles
cards hass Papcr dolls s,' hndIg q Woman nj
caniy Mss Mary Rcntcy contributed Two dainty
u'uod bags mad" over white satin
Ms T. VI McMullens l"tte- 20 KATHERINE"
who wrote from Vermont October Is. cannot 10
forwarded until the President-General receives
"Kathorin"'s' fun name and address.
Mrs Lucy X. English Waterbury. Conn: Please
send Tho Daily TribGn" to John Krcll. No 10
Eaton-si N"p-Ifavsn. conn ~" is nm appreciat tive
Eunshin" men ner. and sees only Tn" sunday Trib-
fcnl packages of mixci nasturtium seed TO sun
shine m'mb"rs who VII VT 70 her ana nciose
to- ~ the Rev Edward A collier who has been
Sunshine member for some time. Sh" ~ at
pres'nf "shu'-in."
John spic-. II 30 o West Nlnth-st Now-York
CIV. has answered tho request ~ Montague
member. and sent In tho full poem ~ "Nobody's
ChNd" He says.
| an pleased to state that am the rossessor OF
an Autograph copy OF thr poem. presented to me by
tho author. Mrs Phim y. case - Barre. nee
case. \, tn" tim" sh" Wa temporarily living In
Emira, In this state. This was in the summer OF
-. sh" was thcn l'iring n" ANNOYANCE and
Western writer had made garbl"d copy or tho
poem and published IL as his own. thought II
might interest Won TO know these fact'.
picture cards and papers from Mrs. G. II. Pool
Alice V V Tribal. wishes TO acknow ledge the re-
ccip, OF q dainty piece 81 embroidery from Mrs
Williams. which reached her on November l9-h"r
birthday She also received package OF cor"opSls
foed sent her from tho Sunshin" Office The poem
g. sag. 80 10 Gouverucur-st Newark. y. J.
She f. making "A verse collection.
The following poem from Longfcow is pleas
ing contribution from May Vcrhagen. OF the
RhinclanA,r Kindergarten School
THE ARROW AND THE SONG.
shot an arrow into the air.
i fcll to ,arth; know not wh're:
For 80 swiftly II few, inc sight
Could not follow II IN its flight
lr.athci = song into the air.
n f.U to cartn. | knew not whore;
For what sight 40 keen and strong
That It can follow the flight Of song7
Long long afiorwarl In an oak
found tho arrow still unhrokc:
And the song. from beginning 20 end.
found again IN the heart ot TREND
Mr. Kimbar the agcl invalid OF East HEBRON.
H.. hal among other birthday remefnbrances'
a pretty booklet sent her by Mrs. F. > iufour-
at Ia. In