New-York tribune., 1897-07-28
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Letters have been received from Sarah Z. & ran-
msn. Mrs F F. IIill. Mrs. F. Drummond' h'i"a-
Bnckhorn DR.. Robert COysr Mr., W y.ns o. ro"1Iii All
: T.. g.. chathed and Miss Helen r. '''e
/ contributions have been nleu
presIdent-General OF the T. s. s.: II is all over
| Mother passed away on the morning Oh NV 49,
/ about 9 o'clock and the funeral was TUESDAY al
ternoon at o'clock had to go through J, ~ a'o,e'
| except for the help OF my friends and neishDors'
| who were all most kind. They made the room
bower OF flowers and plants -
| Mothers Illness was long and painful requiring
| constant care and great was the srai" Vi !,
| that now II is over | hardly want 10 move
| could not bring myself 10 write to any one oeioie
| to-day: since the end came and before ior '"e
| last two weeks at least, she was SO 10" '
| had no time. Your letter came, ana diu "e .'
| good, but could not answer Inc s"a'" "
| long sickness has been very heavy on me, anu I
Feel so worn In body and soul that TO thinK or trE
| To plan ahead is a burden OF prou'e'o"' "9'
~ can NOV now make use of more Sunshine reading
matter In spite OF mothers sicknesSfi nnitar
10 some 'shut-ins' here. and now as ia s,'' III %
no binding hGn can ee; TO S'M morR aR again viii send
| some water-coor sketches TO SUNSHINE '"
IAN am mos grateful for the kindness shown my
mother and myself by the Nr SnnshigeN hGNEs sSsf GAMM
| No S. Fast College-st.. Oberlin. Ohio.
Mrs Gramm Is president OF the Oberln T. > >.
| branch Many members all over the Ini'eu 9'i'T
! who have been in correspondence WIN "eI WI,
crleve 20 learn OF her great sorrow Mrs schu"
| was soventy-elght years old end. until stricken
with paralysis three years ago, had known nom
| ing but perfect health.
| The President General deeply regrets 'ha' j. -
| H. has had trouble about securing her paper.
| F. IT, sends a recipe for Scripture cake which mas
been placed on file for future use as the recipe was
published only short iimf d ago sn5 In % and If space
cannot be found for It In the column y , WIZ ,h m
sent to some member. F H. Is weco'"e" '''o NV
| society.
Mrs Evans. Of Morgantown. y. G.. notifies the
| eocatv that she Is now subscribing for The Tribune
| VIII the member who has been sending II 70 her
mail Agnes Park president OF dt', me sun pE-
| President, General that she has done 80!
| To tho President-General OF the T. s: In recent
issue "shut-ln" asked for information about bran
| bags They are used in the bath. healn IN case OF
| eruption Some women them for the COM
| plexion I think the best way Is TO soak the Oag
! in hot water while the bath is being prepared per-
haps five minutes Then pour me water OF THO rbo
| bag should be empted afierward and rinSed Out
| Yours truly. D. ]"
| presldent-General OF the T S s: The poem enti-
| tied III You Love Me- Lean Hard" is supposed TO
have It's origin in a story Of an Indian woman VINO
was attending public service. Beside her sat irali
| woman evidently scarcely able TO keep an uprignt
positlon The Indian. observing her feebleness put
| her arm around her and begged her 10 lean nara
| upon her "a she strong. and glad to bear her
| weight. This story. whether true or inlaglnafS,
| 70 the interest OF the poem With many thanks
for the copies OF the rules OF the r 5 s. am yours
IfJF. D. will send her name and address. with
| stamp. a club pin will be sent TO her
| President General OF the T. 6. s.: forwarded
| package OF reading matter by mail TO Mrs. Anna
| Cheek OF Weaversville. Buncombe County y -
| a. tho reouest of a society member from whom
received a letter.
| Nav ask favor OF members who may
| feel inclined TO help me? began silk portlere
! without having any idea OF the quantity OF
material required 10 finish 1t. and am practically
| stranded with the work about half done cut the
| silk fine and sew It and weave it like rag carpet
| Would any send me pieces OF RIBBONS. silks OF
sans? | can worn pieces and badly t,ded 0ns -
| as renovate with diamond dyes. Any color VIII De
s as any D one @ tried the darnng machine advertised
in so many papers WRs s'eR FRA%cEs aHa = Il G WIAMs
| Westchester, New-Iondon County. Conn
president-General Of the T 5. s. am send
| ing n number OF papers"Womens Home Jour
| nal" etc-to Miss Ella l.. Wood OF Rush. Schoharle
| County ~ Y. and will write TO her. have sent
| ouantiiv of Woman's Pages Miss Grace Maxim
| son Nebraska. but do not know whether she re-
ceIved them reply coming to my letter have
| also sent a large number of religious papers to an
old woman in Evans Col. and have received no re-
| nlv | would Ike TO have one. that ! may know
| that what | have sent has reached It's destination.
oscar l.. Nash continues good correspondent
and now sends various papers ,.o.. ,,,o,
| | only send this resume that YOU may know WHdt
is being done for the MRS J. j. j. T. B. Et East Orange
President General OF the T. s. $. would like
hAt-r lllsTg
send q piece OF poetry and stamp, and nope very
much to be admitted and TO receive pin.
LIVE IN PEACE.
Look ~ the doves on the rooftree there.
Rrothcr and sister. always pair;
In sunshine. bright ana rainy weather
They love each other and Keep tos"th"r'
Little children, in chldIke love
| You should be like d gentle dove;
| Ever ready in peace TO live.
Yours truly. CHARLES Drl'ANO
The president-General is pleased to enroll Char
le He WI surely PROV 10 So be ,co sunny In
| and Charlie is now a Sunshine boN
l. r. Ms far. the Sunshine Society has
| handled no money. though individual members have
aided those In need. Many members OF the 7. 5. >.
illness they seem only too glad TO extend help to
the more unfortunate members.
President General OF the T :: At Uncle
Dams" request have seated myself to write to
yOu I have few specimens which viii send
you. and would be glad 10 have you give Them 10
somebody vino would like them have heard
Uncle Dan speak much OF you that | feel Is II
| I quite well acquainted. for | am a m~nhsr or
the Sunshine Society. and think i l. beautiful /
will close now. hoping that my several specimens
viii be appreciated GRACE HUFFsMITH
Grace HuTsmith il a lttle girl living in Greeley.
| col The President General assures her that her
! specimens will 1e Sunshine member who
will appreciate" them.
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