New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14

VIZ Let Il travel down the years
III III in S hesv. @"9 thu s-.d appe,r.-
II I.ndsy. Mrs Sarah p. Barr. Mrs. J. Boucher.
Mrs. Corneia c. Hussey. Miss X 6. Haskett Gym
m NJ M N4' Emma Mss spocssr Ms
White. Mrs NJ r Brit, and Mrs. @ r. Pilsbury.
The following contributions have arrived: pack
ago Of papers from Mrs. s Taylor: violet cro-
cheted mat. from Mrs c. A. Alden: eight numbers
~ The Wild Flowers OF America from b., OF
South Orange Woman's Pages and magazines. from
r ;. s member: three Easter cards. from Liza, liza.
Bra!nerd \ box OF Easter rabbits came with,
out name. VIII the sender please give full address,
Sunshine distributed on Tuesday Papers to Mrs
F V Frishce cancelled stamps from Mrs Louise
Turner 10 Lawkowski: booklet 70 Lucille Bow,
ker. and reading matter to Mrs Royal Gage ana
Miss Elsie ! IIurd.
Sunshine distributed on Wednesday: silk piec"s
to Miss Phoebe \. Bonghman and Mrs. F.. Spooner.
and reading matter to Louise Moody and Mrs Mat
tie Gammous; book to Mrs n A. Wilson.
New members enrolled Wednesday: Miss Phrbe
A Roughman Miss Annie Moneypenny. Mrs. n
Campbell. Helen +. Waterman. Mrs. r $ Watson
e. NJ Rogers. Charles p. Sweeny. A. Nicnhos,
,'Ien H. Awater Pane eoranon Mrs. j. sim
SON Miss T.. r. Porter and Miss Almira Pattsoh'
Many reflected rays Of sunshine have com. TO the
main office through the Acknowledgements OF the
members. who have received much Easter bright
ness not only through the T. s S. but directly
from individual and thoughtful members who mani
osied special regard fo~ the sick and afflicted ones
Of the society.
JEANETTE x. GREEN DEAD.
Amid tho Easter rejoicngs there came tho sad
news tina; another OF the young T. S S members
ID,r, Joa' To-
notte X Green Of No IA West Eighty second.st.
died on Easter Day. She was twelve years OLD: a
bright attractive child and wonderfully gifted with
musical ability.
THE FUNERAL OF ANNIE DOTY
ROBBED in black silk and soft white chiffon. with
clusters OF the fragrant white volets and aroutus
in ner hand and on her breast all that is mortal
o, Annie Doty will 10 laid away this morning TO
sleep in peaceful quietu.e the sleep that knows no
waking The funeral services were held last even
ing at her home No. S12 Cumberland-st.. Brooklyn.
the Rev Mr. Jacobs. Of the Hanson Place baptst
Church. officiating. Not many friends were there
for all her immediate family. save her mother have
gone before" and tor years. owing 10 the ex-
igencies arising from her own delicate state OF
health and her constant and devoted minlsi ton
upon her mother she had been Obliged to foreso all
that seems to most OF the young women worth Nv
ing for Passlonately fond OF books and trees ana
flowers and birds. she had TO satisfy her long
lngs Within the limited horizon OF city life Yet
hers was no self-centred narrow. embiitered exist
er,s Her sunny nature fine spirit and Astounding
love FOR all humanity had overnowed the narrow
channels set by adverse fate. ana To-Day Hials
"snut-in" whose life has been touched ana olsl.t
onci hy her through the r 5. S. mourns her death
as 4 personal loss.
So accomplishing was she that few who received
her bright letters realized the constant pain from
which IT, : .ffcred II was learned YESTERDAY mat
Tor wears she had writer's cramp incapacitatihs
her for the work she enjoyed. and later her myers
became much worse that she was oonsed ~, ~
ke.p ,hc fingers from unjo!nting. Realizing now
necessary she WAS TO the comfort OF ne. ner 'naiI
NAV b. spared TO for dear mother 10 the Iast
Rui II was not 10 be. and when Gods hnger
hence. she smiled into the ta,e OF her attendant
and murmured. Take my hand; its all righ''
mother" $1,000, 49,, h,. ,.u.v. ,ha
Annie Doty is OF those OF whom Dean Stanley says;
menorles o Of those Who have been the sal, and the
ighi OF the earth 30 not perish with their de.
parturc they i've on sim. and those who have
wrought them live in them ,, - =,
anon, The hora tributes at the funeral was a
Lang" wreath OF exquisite ground pine and white
roses tied Win white satin ribbon The pine nad oeeh
sent hy Mr Morris OF southport. Long Isianl o on.
gift OF the sunshine staff
president-GcneraI OF the 7 s. s: Thinking the
sentiments OF the following poem so beautiful and
appropriatc 10 tho time OF the year. SEND H.
hon,ng that it may give ray Of sunshine 10 some
shu'-" '''''' FLORENCE J. WEST.
Mon,clair. y J. March 81. 1895
THE EASTER GUEST
knew Thou vert coming, l;or S,, aiv'ne'
| felf ir the sunlight softened snlne
A rnuruur OF welcome ] thought heato
In the ripple OF brook and the chrp or pro,
And tho bursting buds and the sprlhsinb s'"''
g.. mod ia be waiting 20 see Thee pass, !.
,ud tho skv and the and the throoons 500
pulsed and thrilled at tho touch or rou'
knov Thou vert coming. Lord dIyine'
=. N', liner RI. worlds heart up in Thine
/ know. tho bonds OF rock-heWn Sra'e
We riyen that. living Thy Ire mght saw
~, hind and Maynard. could not see
Ibo, v,rr, coming to dwell win me cen n,e'
,g w., heart o'erhurdened with care ana sii
TIA va fair chambers to take Ihee In
Va, one clean spot for Thy foot TO tread
.rE ~" o' uas nothing TO ofrer-no bread no ~'he'
~ oil 81 iov in this heart OF mine
"a 90, The light OF Thy kngly race
Ii',,,,ood for Thyself small DARK Pla,o'
,d crcnt 10 the spot by Thy smile mace swee'
e. ca r,v tears sprang. ready to WASH my iee'
49,. -, mo come nearer o Christ divine!
:,ow 'e en my soul for Thyself shrine:
t',rn,se mi the desolate place shar oe
~, ~ q dwelling dear Lord. for Ihee.
D. {, Thou WILT a throne In my preas.,
80. will worship and serve my '"eoN
.n|ssi,Sn 1'hou in me: II IN Thee | abide
c., and shall there be TO EastertidToe,
what en-" '"'' w. MARY Lowe Dickinson.
CHARADE.
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