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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
lady YARDE-RULLER INSANE.

San Francisco. June 23.-News has been received
from Paris that Lady Yarde Butler is now an in
mate OF nm insane asylum. and that It will be Inn
possiblc 10 secure her release for at least two
years She Is the eldest daughter OF the late Gen
eral Il W. Kirkham. L. 8. a. few months ago
she was found wandering about West Oakland and
after an examination to her mental condition
she was discharged. Then she was taken TO Paris.
but made her escape one day, ana was placed IN
an asylum BY the authorities.
Lady Yarde- Butler born in a frontier military
camp and for years was It reigning beauty. Her
father was worth million dollars. She married
an insurance man. named Blair. and after his
death became the wife OF Yarde Butler. second son
OF a noble English house. who few years ago
secured q divorce from her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24

A patriotic carnival will be held In Philadelphia
for four days. beginning June %. at the United
States Naval Home grounds. Twenty-hfth and
cambridge SITS. for the purpose Of creating fund
for the relief OF distressed families OF soldiers and
sailors, and II provide luxuries for the sick and
wounded OF tn. Army and Navy. Mrs. Charles f.
Pancoast is chairman OF the Executive Committee.
There will be day devoted TO each Of the four
separate interests. June S is 10 be League Day.
June % Navy Day and June 30 Army Day, and July
will be called Civic Day newspaper Office.
where war news. telegraphc service and other pub
fishing may be carried on. will be established on
the grounds the highest bidder for the privilege
having the exclusive right 70 maintain the enter
prise. \ competition for this honor Will be held.
and offers may made 10 the committee, which
will pronounce upon the character OF the paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24

tucks across the front. the top being cut square
and finished with band OF plaid edged at the top
with the ribbon quilting
The sailor collar Of plaid finishes the neck and
rolls back from the fronts in prettily shaped apes.
The wals, can he finished with high neck and stand
ing collar the pattern providing for low square
neck by perforated outline The two-seamed
sleeves are OF the latest cut and size The wrists
being banded with the plaid and belt OF the plaid
is worn around the waist. Striking combinations
OF material and color can be developed by this mode
which Is suitable Tor wash fabrics as for wool
silk.
To make this waist for a girl OF fourteen years
one and threequarters yards OF material fortyfour
inches wide will be required. The pattern. No
0S is cut in for girls OF TO- - IA and i6
age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
TIE RAINROW.

When the beautiful angels Of Cod who know
But the pure. glad life above.
Look down the suffering and sin ana woe,
The mistakes and wrongs Of this world below.
They weep IN their yearning love
And longing to help us. 90 weak and small
The showers bedew the earth.
Then the infinite Father. who loves us all,
Smiles down on the tender tears that fall,
And the rainbow has It's birth.
60 too I'm n smaller way. maybe.
II our love be warm and true
II we weep In a heartfelt sympathy
And less FOR gr.cfs. We may see
our tears make rainbow. too.
-Ethclwynne Kennedy.
Selected by Miss NJ y Wills.
+, is faith in something and enthusiasm for some
thing that make lie worth looking ALTO. ".
Holmes.
ssIactsd by Mira " IL IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
TISSUE-PAPER PATTERN OF MISSES
BLOUSE WAIST, no. 74Os. FOR COUPON
AND TEN CENTS.

French plaid in tones OF blue. yellow and creme
and buet cashmere is here handsomely combined. .
soft quilting OF mixed taffeta In harmonzing shades
finishing the edges OF the revers collar, neck and
wrists An exceptionally pretty waist can be made
from plain and plaid gingham. with embroidery or
lace fris for decoration. and II loose or cooler
effect is desired the fitted lining can be omitted.
The blouse is arranged over lining fitted with
single-bust darts, the other necessary seams
closing IN centre-front The vest has four deep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
MRS COLBY GOES TO THE FRONT.

Mrs Clara r. Colby. well-known Washington
club woman. has this week received an Army pass
issued TO her by Assistant Secretary OF War
Meilslejohn. which entities her 10 go 10 the front
az a war correspondent.
Mrs Colby IS one OF the first OF the women jour
nalsts TO be given admission 10 the camps Her
husband was recently appointed brigadier- general
IN tho Volunteer Army and she will join him i'm
mediatcly at Chickamauga Park. Both have long
been ardent supporters OF the Cuban cause. and
Mrs Colby was one OF the first women in Wash
iugton to join the National Woman's Cuban Relief
Association. OF which she Is an active member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24

squadron and collected their sick There were only

squadron and collected their sick There were only
nine sick all the vessels OF the squadron.
who were transferred 20 the Soace subsequently
the Soace returned to Guantanamo ana TOOK OF
board the Insurgents who had been wounded IN tne
fight. Surgeon Streets In this letter takes occa-
sion express the grateful appreciation OF me
medical corps for the pajamas donated 70 the snip
through Mrs Francis r. Catlin. Of Morrstown
y j. They were particularly serviceable. he says,
for the use Of the wounded marines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24


Maud Anna Bliss.
Florence 'ohen.
Eleanor conner.
Eleanor +. 'o.srfi.
Jennie Dcane.
Kathrine Y. N0iar.
Rayiec DwDfski.-
Jennie RANK.
Helen falin'r.
Carolyn tiler ileil.
Anna Fink"isi0ne.
Ror" FuDls.
Mar Mag!alou fibney.
Sadie Y. Gibson.
Eva Sylvia Goldberg
N-llic ASHLEY 90. rS7.
E0spiie Haas.
Adelaide J.. Harris
Bella Il0'n.
mabel Einiira JemUs ~.
Charlotte REQ j ms. %.
Mary T.. katan1@l
T. Theresa Y. keres.
cara IDl rc Angel
Mary Br.re AN d..
Elvirn Olive Bailey.
MARI R0aallc Begley.
Lillian G-ac" hermann.
charlotte Natalie Blake.
Ethel Dorothy nrunllll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24

The society is providing for fifteen nurses who
In Tampa but who will soon be sent to
cuba. The greater part OF these nurses have al.
ready served in Havana. ard are all immunes.
It is the purpose OF the National Committee TO
establish hospital at once at Key West ana
another in the hills at Santiago The nurses who
will make up the staff OF these two Institutions
will be maintained by this society
At the present moment In fact the auxiliary Is
prepared 10 support a hundred nurses until the
close Of the with the funds which II now has
its disposal 1t is estimated that to care prop
erly for the sick and wounded Of the Army and
Navy at least four hundred nurses VIII be neces-
sary The women who form the Maintenance So
cicty intend 10 exert to the utmost their bene-
fetal energies in order raise sufficient money 70
provide for the maintenance Of the whole corps OF
four hundred nurses
At last weeks meeting OF the society a letter was
read appealing for contributions Of various neces-
sary articles of which the 18Th Regiment encamped
at Chickamauga. was In want The women who at
tended the meeting indivii ually made up five boxes
Of towels. soap socks and other comforts and for
Mardch them % The mon OF the l2th kegment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24

Margaret V. McK-nna.
Elena Michaelis.
Louise Agnes Morey.
Grace E-telie Morse.
Isabel Niemeier.
Lilo Ursula O'Connor.
Anna Thompson o Niell.
Elizabeth Loretta o Seill.
Florence Ottenheimer.
Mare e.. pnrgsten.
Alice Edna Price.
Ethel Plioe.
Kattrfno Vroeschcr.
l., 7.l-e Rirfskopf.
= rhle Helen SAKE.
Harriet stern.
Isabel ~fiefel
Tssle Waxeihaurl.
Wiida EUzaheth wilson.
Pauline Wilson.
Emma Marion Wynn.
CIa-. E-arl Iiirschhere.
Frances Howell.
Margaret Rose Jones.
nellie Cecilia Judge.
Martha Keyes.
Grace korn.
Es'eiie Clarlce Levy.
Johanna Paula bicHt.
Julie. trl,s MM tin.
,fo~c.r.f Iuez Mccormack.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24

At tho mass meeting to be held at O'CLOCK 'his
afternoon In St Johns chapel beo'oru-"Ne, anu
y,,,,,ore, prookIvn the Rev DIT Dixons address
viii be followed by patriotic singing ny oanu vi
bows who with number OF others are pe.hs
trained 70 appreciate really National airs with tne
hone Of erad!cating the impression made on theIr
minds that one OF the aims OF the war Is 10 re-
yenge the loss OF the Maine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

raw State 70 tho name OF the hospital ship which
has been bought by tho Massachusetts, volunteer
AID Association The vessel Is in possession OF the
organization Tho medical and surgical depar,-
,,,en,s vvfu ho I'm charge OF Or BurreU. OF Boston
,b" served on the stan Of Governor Green as
surgeon general.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24

Surely. goodness and mercy shall follow me- all
the DAYS OF my lie. and VIII dwell IN the house
Of the Lord forever psalm Xxiii s
BE ye therefore mercifGl az your Father also IS
mcrcful-G.uke VI. sc.
re. goodness and mercy. my bountifu God.
S'iil follow ms siepa flil meet the above,
I SOCK -by tho path which my f0rrf1th"rs trod,
Through H.. land Of their -njoIrn my Kngiom
~ f..o -Gamcs Montgomery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
Letters OF apr

Letters OF appreciation FOR the fruit and deli
cacics sent by the different womens organizations
10 sick sailors have been received at the Navy De-
rartmcnt Surgeon Streets. OF the Solace, writes
tina, the paianas sent through MIS-. FRANCIS r.
Catlln OF Norristown, y. J.. were especially useful
10 the wounded marines who were taken on board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24

The offer Of the Executive Committee OF tho
New York Post Graduate Medical School TO give a
plac. in their wards for sick or wounded OF the
ARMY and Navy has been filed for reference, IN
co a. the need ror than IS now availa pie
should arise Surgeon General Van Reyp.n mas
exDressed the thanks OF his department for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
GEMS AND THEIR MEANINGS.

The names OF gems and their meanings also
askcd for has been answered by Mrs. J. +. d:
Agate Health longevity. wealth. AleNandrte-
IJndvlng devotion Amethyst-Dccp and pure love.
prevents lntoxication Bcryl-Happlness. cverlast-
ing youth BlOodsiOne-Courage, wisdom. 'afhe.
IL, prcyents MISFORTUNE Cat's-cyo- Warns Of
datorr and trouble Observation-Disclosures melan-
chov Chrysollic -Gladdons the heart DIAMOND
- Purity preserves peace. prevents storms. I'm
erald- Immortality. incorrupble. conquers sin and
trial Garnet -Insures power grace ana tiilofI
IIy1riuth Gives second sight. Jacnth-Mod"sty
Jaspor-. Courago. wisdom. M0orstonc- Good luck.
Onyx -Conjural felicity. opal Hope. Innocence.
nuritv III omen. Pedrl-Pur'y, innocence. IuDy
! Charitv dignity. divine power. sapphire { on
stancy, truth. virtue Snrdonyx -Conjusal happi-
ness Topaz Friendship happiness Tnrquolse-
Prosp.rlfv. sOul-chccror
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24

stephen Barton left NewYork last night for Bos-
ton in the interests Of Red Cross work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24

IT is reported that Colonel Maus has asked the
Red Cross to supply the Army hospital service
with tent thirty feet in diameter The requsi-
ton has been made and the tent will be sent on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
MORE MONEY FOR NURSES.
GIFTS ANNOUNCED AT THE MEETING Oh
THE RED CROSS COMMITTEE.
FUNDS NOW AT HAND TO SUPPORT
ONE HUNDRED HOSPITALS TO BIZ EsTAB-
LIsHED AT KEY WEST AND
SANTIAGO

4 meeting Of the Executive Committee OF the Ked
Cross Society for the Maintenance Of Trained Nurses
was held yesterday morning at the home or MIS-
Whtclaw Reid. No AL Madison-ave. Mrs James
Speyer presided. and there were present Mrs. Ed
mund l.. Baylies. Mrs. " l.. Bull, Mrs. Reid.
Mrs. G.. r Shrady IT,, Mr. W. l.. Cowles'
Mrs. Winthrop Cowdn and Mrs {. b. Alexander.
The appeals Of the society for funds to maintain
trained nurses in the field hospitals and upon the
hospital ships which the National Committee VIII
shortly equip still being generously responded
The total the society has now at its dis
posal is sl7jo 81 and In addition monthly subscrip-
tons amounting to 1891 have been pledged Mrs.
Baylics. the assistant treasurer. announced at
yesterdays meeting that the following gifts had
been received In the last week:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24

The paper air cushions and pillows that have
been purchased for use the hospital ship Relief
are considered 70 be better than those mace OK
fccty flexible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24

Mrs Maude Nissan Babcock. wite OF Sersean'
&C, 7 o,,-arce Rahcock Of the list New York
Volunteers and Mrs. Liscomb. wife or Lieutenant
Colonel I,scomb OF the oath Infantry, Will De on
the STAFF OF nurses at the front II Is saIu Ina
they will be Of great assistance 10 the medical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24

Tho Woman's Relief Corps OF the list Regiment
Will meet In tho armory Thirty,tour'h-st anu
I'ourth-ave this afternoon at O'CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24

Letters have come from Mrs J. Dorand. John
Freeman Baker : G. *. Sarah p Cabus Ger
irule Wells shelton. Emma 70. Touen. 4 f. II.
NJ ] Moody Lizzie Mills. Mrs Ruth Reid Eiiza-
beth X seaman 4 y. j.. Alice +. oheNaGorsi Nh
Mary b bliss Alrrira Iaftie0n. Mr. j r -.
W~s Narsa,r.fa stewart Helen Weston. =. +
iI.rrravo. r. H. $ Isabel Ferguson. Louise Scott
Mosty and T. :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24

English Observation-Disclosures l. Tillman; honorable
mention. Ida Motz. Rose f. Hanil and Byrdie T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
vr.sIc TEACHERS TO srNG SUNDAY.

Under the auspices OF the Music Teachers Ma
uonal Association the following programme will be-
given In the Church OF the Ascension. Firth-ave.
and feminist. Sunday. ~ 800 p. m. under the
direction Of Charles Henroth, The organist and
choir director
Prelude Flat Lux Dubois
Marnin,ai and Nunc Dlmltts ........ .Blfnby
Orgau solo. In Iaratisum Dubois
Anthem Father. Forgive Them. Dubois
or itory "tantabie .Iorrt
of..,orv anthem. by Babyion's GpuuoI
.si.ulc sonata Ninety fourth Psalm. Teuhke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24

Anna Marie Laube.
Rose Frances Lazarua
Florence Blanche Levy.
Annie Ligshncfz.
celia agnes Logan.
Alice Angela Mckinney
Lotto Palmer q iibney.
Florence Harriet Mes -moIe
Katharine = Monaghan.
Lea M1fZ.
Alice Nelson.
Ellen Margaret Nurent.
anna T.Tc-a o''onnor.
Ia.r. ronfca pcck
Mary Ruby RAJ meg
bertha j.. KcaiiDh
Ida scIcnmnun
Mabel II. -. KDhrs.
Emily Ndiih Sct0ll
Friea1 Allue schneider.
Elizabeth ~parkman.
Hermie Frances frost.
Frances fTclena l'her.
Anna -. Won Bremen.
Florence Tyler Walters.
Henrietta Welnacht.
jeanette Weinberg
Estclic Meinstein.
May Frances Iobel.
Nellic Austin IoDeL
Katherine NJ. Macdonald.
Amy Louise MacKlnlay.
Isabel Matthews
Mary Elizabeth Mccauley.
Amanda Pla McCloskey.
Lacy q NcCutchen.
Isabel Mclorald.
ELLA O Mclaughlin.
Fss.r Michael.
sarah Monfried.
Sophie Muller.
Marie Cecilia Nerent.
Florence Elise Seu.
Nellie Cecilia o. Brien.
Mabel Florence o Dea.
Emma Rockwell.
Ecafr!c- 4. Solomon.
Charlotte VI. schneider.
Maid.c Elizabeth Scollan.
Pauline Seifc.
Mar shea.
Frrdcrlcha Steiner
Loretta lnelda Tart.
tgnrs q. Iull1ca
Lucia Wei.
N.s B. ~. Weiss.
FIzalcih :. LarmOur.
Henris'tc Harrison Levy.
Margaret :. Livingston.
Margaret Cecilia Loguc.
Margaret q. McGOvern.
Grace Sterllnz McInUre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24

The everyday cares and duties which men call
drudgcry are the weights and counterposes OF the
clock Of time giving It's pendulum true vbra-
lion and its hands a regular motion .ongfclow
Selected by Jean Mellon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24

The contributions received on Tuesday were: \
leather SPOOL case with emery attached. from Mrs
NJ - Bliss. flower seeds from Mrs g. II NJ
Clcllan. booklet from MISS VI Arnold. patterns
FOR calico patchwork. from LIZ" 81 car 'c'"i
.t.rurs from % aud u : member. o.
ron ~, dover. from ID freuIo~. reading matter.
rom Mr. o. y " aad Aowors. books ani dolls
n-.a, frnl,- NJ ILn,.i. L Arn-.'r--E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
ACADEMIC DEPARTING

English nsTaqrs-CsthsTine It'll, T,map1 hGqGTaGe
'' ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
Adolph KutroT prize 80 in gold. FOR proficiency
ASsr as gr1e so IN sqd1 for sreatGs1t St P5o o9
ton. Julia f. Baese. Clara s. McAuIllM ana 10
Frederic r Coudert prize tgold watch. for pro
fciency IN Irench-FancheUe Gauthey, honQ' III
Ncw-York French Chamber Of Commerce pTlze
$50 in solD Tor greatest progress IN F,enoh- May
Lcssing: honorable mention, Ata 'hds IVA H.
Ernst. Regina Maihousc and Florence 'osh!and
Henry Rogers prize $50 IN Goid) for p'dafoglcs
Mabel l.. Tyncall honorable mention. May Lessln4,
Keeina Malhouse. Mauce :. Lyon ana Fah'he''e
Przc in memory Of Adolph L. Sanger books to
the valcdctorlan.
PRIZES OPEN TO BOTH DEPARTMENTS
Lhbie Van Arsdaie memorial prizc. for progress
In music Froloricka steiner. honora".e m.ntion'
'' Her r Piadcr German comp5si,on prize go in
gold)-lulia Elizabeth Baese; Honorable mgH H,la
Anna +. Baruutz. Dora Carrie peis ana hmm"
Charles O.. wehrun prize s. in rold'. FOR best
Tic foiowlur are IA, names ~ thc homer gu gu
q, e1slr E''G 2rsri I,o9 Ala caid. miriam rose
Rrombcrg. Louise Mor.y. Eva y t,f... ''I en-.
thcy. Ethel Mareoiei Ida Motz. cerrie L. p rye'
Fredercka steiner Bertha ann An'"1 nri,
Julia Elizabeth Ba"se. Dclphuc Mai-i- n'' :, -,
e g. Chrasol. CARA Mahilda camp J'nne =.
Florence 5. Butzc Es,sn Chlr'oiic Kl'ca.ri
Emma Book Lucia We'll. Louise Hawkins ana
S IKE foiownr-hamed students have been neither
late nor absent during ,he entire college ours curse.
erina Haas. Mabel Florence oDea ana iiAda +.
W rso graduates OF tho Misunderstanding class
fsass. rie.l Darling Rcq s R ISs.. Rs,r
sarah Fiie Graham. Jesnne',e stuart
Lon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24

BE ye therefore mercf.l your Father also Is
ncrciful.-G.uke W. 80.
lie, goodness and mercy. my bognuful Goa
I .,.k h, tho bath which my f0rrf1fh"rs frod.
OK Iasc -Gtmcs Montgomery.
Letter, have como from Mrs. J. Dorland. John
Freeman Baker. C. *. Sarah p. Cahus. Ger
tru4e Wells shelton. Emma b. Totten. 4 z H..
VI j MOODY Lizzie NILS. Mrs Ruth Reid. Eiza-
Mnrv b bliss Alrrin ra'teon. Mr.. r T..
Mr. Marsaerlta stewart lirlcn N,rr.an. :.
Harrravo b. T.. : Isabel Ferguson. Louise scott
Mosty ana j. :
The contributions received on Tuesday were:
leather spool case with emory attached. from Mrs
NJ Bliss. flower seeds. from Mrs g. II NJ
Clcuan. booklet. from Mss Arnold. patterns
tor calico patchwork. from Lizzi" Mti can -cA'i
- Gtv,r- from , frcnlo-. reading matter
from Mrs q y NJ aud nowors. books nnd % dolls
ou'at from M.s Ha''i' b. Arms'r'nF
The sunshine di,.ribu,ed ycstofday consisted %
an lnvalid.s sack 20 Mrs. e.. Allen. work bags. 20
Koxie Smith. Ruby swezey and Mrs porl"nA.
spoolhoidcr 20 Mrs Prov'ncal. papers ana
hook 20 Joseph KNAPP an1 ne SOP POS * ~
VILE Merritt. Dorothy Va" byA' ana May Mv t
Dodi sn8 a hookle, 20 Mr. " r. Tondey.
New members MISS Louise Scott Mo-tly and
Isabel Ferguson.
VIII william + Rogers. Of washington. d C..
please send fuu address 20 the T $ 2 ofiice'
HER HrNpEEpTH BIRTHDAY.
Mrs Abigail Toote Lpom.- u member
rv,ng AZ Ems, Hampton. Conn. w.ll celebrate her
lo0,h birthday on Jun. o. The Pr'-!fen'-Gencra
calls special attention 20 ms unusual occurrence
that the members may cordially congratulate nor
on that occasion. she IS not ih need ~ any physi
cal comforts. h,us tcnderly cared for by devoted
daughter but her heart VIII Joe g.hlien'd ana 10"
twilight o. lfe frightened hy the sunshine that
vii surely erect i.r Let as many ray posi-
bic focus az East Hampton on that Jay
Tho following poem. full Of beauty and senti-
ment is contributed 70 the SUNSHINE column ~
Senator Kc,rham. lie says that ifs author was
brought up amid the rough bills y Morris county
y J.. AID later won't to I've on the great plains Of
ASSOCIATION.
Alone upon vast Dakota plain.
An atom IN ~ grand lmn men ,lyyc,ho,red
By the houndlcss sky. the waveless. emerald sea
Tho picture fades and other scenes appear
An am not alone. merry hh'1
OF laughing brothers, gentle sisters dear
Cluster about me. each. WITH 'ag"r hand
To lead mo to our chndhood's frequent haun's-
Up mountain nesh. 70 i NY ,yn,cr. STgt
Above The homes Of MYRIAD buds and flowers
The rnurrnuring music OF the tiny brooks,
The c.oua-0ceced ether u the Azure dome,
The warbl!ug sOnestcrs ia th'ir coscy nooke,
TIE yin,-c lad cottage our beloved home!
In open door our darling mother stands
(Cb mother dear 50 oft misunderstood.
Ulth anxious voice and swiftly hcckOniug hands.
TO summon home her wandering scattered
brood
What wrought tho change? what mystic power
could bring
Through time and space those pictures 50 com
That 10 my memory ever fondly cling?
- Mary Temple.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24

The following additional pledges OF monthly SUBJ
meeting:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24

~ ADaAVR .f+f1
normal department.
Lille bleser.
Regina Gordon Brsdioiu-
Nellie Josephine Brown
Bertha Calm.
Anna Conen.
STELLA I,0rc'ta Conley'
Matilda CieuziSer.
Ph.llpplna Daum.
Therese \. David.
Niary G. Dclenanty.
Dora Carrie lJeis.
Helen \. Dillon
charlotte Frances DonV'in
Anna Loretta Dunn.
catherine Agnes roy
Dora Fuchs
Mildred Delphina Fuller.
T.I,l.c Mary Gaertner.
Helen Hanson Gledhill.
Veronica VI. GDOdwine.
Marion Graham.
,t..,s.f
" ~ y ts.,,tet Grossman.
L.iy ia, If.ss
"a " w. uc,5eisnelmer.
ii'..'i Hnischsr
" .l 90 IoIrson.
enlie Falk Jordan.
~. Esther EOpetzky.
i.,,s,ire Lang.
.,.,.,,.,ife Theresa Beck.
c ~" > eui.,gbcinrr.
SapIr Oh p
Eiiii in i i'''. ura6,ke
Marc ''' a pnchan
J J,,.s rcr.oa burnett.
Diane', ~ Cabill
, mSI = -, i.eon,lne Casey.
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