New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05

Mrs George G. Stebbins. VI. S. NJ Whipple, MIS-
J. Wolcott and v V. Parke.
The following contributions have been received:
Two books from Mrs. H. b. Parke. calendar
foundations and photographs Of scenes IN
Scotland from c. c. H.; n box containing
cards booklets and pieces Of plush and SILK
from Romelia Clapp: pieces Of silk and vel
yet from Mrs A. G. n Vermllye; g 9ook,
books and a handsome 0s calendar from a Men, M
ber booklets from Mrs Julia F. sa ar N 1Sir 0 Of
reins and ~ calendars from r. A.. Carter; read
Payne 1895 dues.
New years daes have been received from Mrs.
s l.. Treat. OF Eew-York Miss \. Marvin. OF
Montclair. y. j. Miss Alice P. Covert. Waterford.
y. Y; Elizabeth d. White Lewis Chamberlain,
Goversville. y Y; Miss King, Providence H. l.;
Ruth saycr Waldron. " Y: Mary and Myra Ty-
ton 3D. G A. McGhssncy New Brunswick T. J.;
Mrs r \ lewis bridgeport Conn jane He,, blnch
n Y. and Mrs. A. A. Baker, Greenwich, Conn
The T. 8. S received large streak Of sunshine
yesterday when a check for 50 came from one OF
It's members TO be used in the interest Of tho so
cley. This was especially timely as there IS al.
ways extra expense attending the sending out Of
special books and packages.
/ It's granted. and palmer truth appears.
our most important our earliest years.
! The mind impressionable and sort, with ease
| Imbibes and copies what she sees and hears,
And through nfe's labyrinth holds fast the clew
That education gives her, false or true
Taken from old-tlme sampler bearing date OF
Sent by Mrs NJ.
The pretty views and pictures OF historical IN
terest sent by Or. Sara W Vanderbeek will be sent
such scrapbook. The silk pieces sent by Eliz-
abeth Clarke have been given to NJ Mabel Vickroy,
| Tecumseh, Neb
SO many little faults find:
We them. for not blind
Is love-we them but II you and
Remember them, perhaps some by and by
They Will not be
Faults then grave faults. to you and me.
But just odd ways-mistakes. or even less
-(Author unknown.
Mrs. A. Coddington. OF Flushing Long Island.
has sent an excellent geographical puzzle, "A Tour
Through Europe" It is too long to publish but
Mrs Coddington sent It with the thought that It
might be enjoyed by some "shut-n." 1t Will be
f9Twarded to any one who asks for t. The poem
Singing iime ana MINT sent by > l. treat. is
The beautiful extracts sent by Mrs: theodore L.
De Land will appear IN the column later.
curious arrangement OF different Biblical texts
Is given In the following poem sent by Mrs. E. A.
Lewis:
Cling to the Mighty. one Ps lHHzn. 49,.
Cling 10 the Holy one CPs XVI 49,,
He gives relief ops cxW. S..
Cling to the Gracious One ops cxvi a),
c HRf 70 IN ib thy Fd Rfn One w. bo,, 2n
He will sustain Ops. xxviii. So.
Cling to the Living One Heb wifi. -.
cling In thy woe CPs. lXXXvi -;
Cling to the Loving one a. John. w. l6).
Through all below (}om VIII 3SJ
Cling tho Pardonng One Gsa iv. ~
He maketh peace John. xiv, ~;
Cling TO the Healing one (EX 30,
Anguish shall cease Gps. cXviii p.
Cling to the Pleading one q. John. T. -.
cling His side John Xxx. ~;
Cling 70 the Risen one from. VI. o.
In Him abide John. Ky. ~.
Cling 10 the Coming one OSev. xxi. ~.
Hope shall arise Titus. II. 49,;
cling 10 the RcigninR one Dps. Xcvi, ~
JOY lights thine eyes ops. XVI, H..
Presldent-General OF the T. s. s: We noticed
in the Sunshine Society Column OF recent issue
the beautiful poem. What Is Best signed
Author unknown" AZ perused It we thought
Il from one with whose poetry We are familiar, and
on looking II up found II 10 be from the pen OF
Gfrra1v he ~ M