New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-22
SUNSHINE RECEIVED.

A contribution from Mrs Charles +. Grant con-
tanned many dainty things-a crocheted napkin ana
sewing rings neediebooks. stationery, DOOR, a
sweetgrass basket and hair ribbons for htte
girl A box of useful articles-warm skirts' SOAP
materials FOR scrapbooks and quilts-came from
Miss NJ p Birth: an opera glass bag and SILK
bag from "Thankful": two Christmas scrapbooks
from Mabel Burnett two dolls named Gladys and
Viola: pin balls. scrap pictures and shells from
Celeste and Dorothy Duryea; six dressed dolls and
scrap pictures from the Crugers On. " T. ,. ,.
Branch: ards from Annie Merz; calendar pads
from Miss c. Weekes. generous box of sunshine
reached the office from the members Of the Floral
Park Gong Island T. s s Branch. There was a
lovely centrepiece dainty cushions. fancy baskets,
work and scrap bags a jewel box. needle and
thread case games. books and combing towel.
two bags have been received from A. @. SMELL
three knitted hoods from Mrs. Hiram Wiltsie;
cards and three hoods from Miss 8. f. Hendrick;
an invalid wrap. four bound books, calendars and
Christmas cards from Mrs. George G.. Ely; calen-
dars and Christmas cards from Lydia NJ Under
wood slippers pocketbook; yellow tidy from
Mrs l. A. James; a doll from Mrs. II. w. van
Deventer and paper dolls from Gladys Van De
venter: box OF miscellaneous articles, a doll,
games cushions books and sweetmeats from Mrs.
William Riley paper dolls and carqs rom FloreiSe
Mcdonald: two pretty scrapbooks from ; {.
Francis: Christmas cards and booklets from Mrs.
T. b. Deniston; two filled Christmas stockings
from Miss s w Sherrerd: box containing SIX
match
kerchief case from Mrs. +. 3. Bliss: stamped
centrepece from Miss T. L. Miller silk pieces
from Mrs s V Hoyie; two boudoir calendars for
1900 from Mrs. G. L. Wills; two books, embroidery
silks. booklet and picture cards from Mrs. C. W.
NJ: a box containing a silkiined sweetgrass work
basket. fan. A penwipeT, a pair OF cut glass per-
fume bottles. a birchbark frame and Christmas
cards from Mrs. John Small; two toilet mats from
Sue Weir: calendar for 1900 from Miss c. Q. Ross
q box containing beautiful Christmas cards. book
let's knitted skirt and muller came from Mrs
Mary z. Campbell: calendar pads from Miss Cecilia
Weekes: picture cards without any name cards
from Mrs. Mabel Eggleston. a box from tho Pascal
Institute fair contained about fifty gifts for dstrnu
tion: "A Friend" through the Don't Worry Branch
has sent six copies OF Don't Worry to be distrtb-
uted: scrap pictures have come from Mrs. Charles
Barnard: a package from H c. Ware. TO be for5
warded a box from Mrs. NJ. G. Griffin. to be foT
warded Virginia; dolls furniture from Elnor
Valentine; doll. pretty calendars, penwiper and
paper dolls, without a name; cushion, sachet and
bookmarks from Mrs. NJ S. Curtis; large pack
from Miss Davies, TO be sent 10 New Mexico;
book. a stamped centre piece, silk pieces, six novel
match scratchers a stamped dolly, handkerchie
case and two silk bags from the members of tho
Springfield (Ohio) Branch six chdren's books from
Miss Dewald: two calendars and a poem from
Mary r. Wolcott: calendars from Mrs George
Pratt; cards from @. RI. Tucker; three books with
out any name: a box OF reading matter from b. T.
c.: a box OF ninepins and toys from Carlton Ayers
ten pairs OF knitted reins without name. a box
OF miscellaneous sunshine containing many useful
gifts from Miss Barry and six small bags from
Mrs +. G. Young.