New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10
Contributions Sent II.

box of exquisite paper roses 50 close an imi-
tation Of nature that even a bumble-oee might
have thought them real June roses and not o"en
ashamed. came into thu Sunshine office yesterday.
the gift ~ Mrs. Shay. No IS South-st. Norris
town. ~ J. They were accompanied by the request
that they be sent 10 some children who cannot
have real flowers They Will he forwarded 70 some
Of the little Sunshine sufferers now IN hospitals
With them also dozen baby dollies ana a
half-dozcn tiny girl doll!es. all dressed. and given
by Miss c. :. Hunter. of Morristown. These VIII
also be sent 70 children in hospitals who are TOO
weak 70 care for heavier toys
The other handsome gifts received were AS fol-
lows: Fifty choice steel ensravings. COLLECTION OF
picture cards a booklet and Christmas cards from
X G. Wentworth. Of Brooklyn large box con
tanning coat and roll Of pictures from Mrs g
Taintor: a roll Of music and four shell pn-cush-
ions from Mrs c. c. Wick and Master Cecil WICK
two silk bags and five large cretonne bags from
Mrs. George A Fountain. Matawan, y j. three
story-books for children, ten picture frames a COL
lection Of scra7-pictures and paper dolls ana a
package Of Christmas cards from Mrs. Ida Ffih1'e
Gloversvige y y: d box Of reading matter and
beautiful colorei pictures without name. a pair
OF baby's mittens slumDer shoes and scrapoook
from Mrs J :. Robbins. West Warren. Mass; a
collection Of Christmas cards and bookiets without
the name OF the contributor; a box con tanning PCT
ure books. games toys. a black satin hood FOR an
on an apple tree" and two Brownie dolls from Mrs
Geliiffe Somoryie. y. J.. Two handsome Tx sofa
cushions.
of Whit ana yellow chrvsant hemums ana nine
M YInweu sI FDming : y tho story Of Tommy
tucker" together With his Photograph. from
Mrs John y Tucker. Hartford. Conn; n
inge" without a name. two game. paper SOL
d.ers and dolls and two books for children. from
Mrs NJ K &. Little. Stamford. Conn three beau 4
fifuI calendars. from Miss Elizabeth seaman
Woodbury. Falls y. Y: Uncle Sam and Mrs. Uncle
sam from J. Augustus Rice, one dressed doll.
twelve holly berry Christmas cards. one SHOE
holder one handkerchief bag ono embroidered
sidcboard cover and TWO handsome blouerS. from
Iennia l. Narkay EnglcwOOd. y j handsome
unfinished piano scarf an unfinished tidy, "a number
~ unfinished pieces OF crochet work. packet ~
yrorsfeds picttire cards and booklets came from
Nereare. & Webster. Mauch chunk. Penn.
large box was received from the 'onn'cficut
branch az stamford. containing tn. IollowinG
articles. one boy & sailor cap from Miss hlrny.
one baby doll from Mary NILS. dolls crochetrd
hood and cape from George Walton set OF silk
croch.ted mats from Miss Bertha Walton. japan
ese satne bag from Annie Larth doH
crochrfed skirt from Miss Emily Walton. three
white linen ties from Babina tndris. toys. rom
Miss Hattie Riley. pink ederdoWn hooG Iot a
rom Mis- W y Travis: pink six ribbon work
rocket from Mrs 9. G. Marsh. and rre,illy Gressed
Ans rom Miss I.euart Gladys Fair MISS -
Fndis Miss Maria Moore Miss Sus" Scohe,d
H. Pi,rb LIZZIE Schuler Annie Larth. Mrs. y
= Downs and Miss H. g. Riley.
',ottIo~ o,b~sfn1as gifts in the big box were two
Elk rag from Miss Martha smith pretty creionne
So. ~ N Ms Charles Martin, Annie Larih. May
.lro,..av Florence Holt. Ida Borges Lizzie
cNbuier Maria Solloway Edith Nichols ana Alice
handsome piece Of handmade lace cane from
Nc - IT, KENYON Of this city, and four book
i"fs from Miss Pauline and Miss Katherine be
yvttt Of Ni.4letown. y Y.