New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-19
CONTRIBUTIONS.

package filled with boxes OF candy, stationery
for children pocketbooks. fancy articles, etc, came
from Mrs. William Ray two lovely hoods, from
Miss Elizabeth c. Graham of Brooklyn. which
went to little girls in North Dakota; five bags.
cards and book from Mrs. Allen OF Auburn, N. Y;
womens underwear and stockings, from Centre-st.,
Newark, N J.; pair of mems shoes. from
Miss A c. Bagley, of Norway Me. clothing shoes
and fancy articles, from Miss S. c. Drumm, of
Chatham; a handkerchief case. fancy boxes. PIN
cushions needleboob sachets and match strikers,
from Mrs. Sydney Evans of Morganton. N c.;
silk mats, from Miss Louise Bond: large
press box OF useful articles of clothing, ribbons.
etc. from Mrs. Brunn, of Connecticut; a large
contribution of toys and games from Master Albert
Rowland. and % cents for a badge and gift to
poor child: two wonder bags for invalid girls
and a package of toys and games for poor children
in East Eighty eghth-st.. from class No % of the
South Congregational Church, of Brooklyn; box
of bound books, from G. D. Rogers; two cushions
and stamp case, from Mrs. ]. c. Sherwood; a pack
age of cards. without name pictures and sheets
of paper dolls. from Il L. W.; large pictures
from Caroline Spiro; cards and booklets, from s. C.
HILL a Sunshine hood blue and white, for a baby
from "a Friend; a special Christmas greeting.
from Miss Frances Cialpn: twelve bags from Mrs
Charles ]. Stewart; 1903 calendars from Mrs H ]
Stevens; box of cheer for invalid from Mr..
and Mrs. D. s Carpenter of Vermont; 125 Christ
mas and New Years cards. from Mrs NJ E. Ten
Brock; medicine glass covers and cushion, from
tens without name another I'll bag from Passac
oranch, twelve bags Tor Little Mothers, each
containing doll, book, etc, from the following
children of the Jericho Oong Island) branch:
Edith Hicks. Margaret Hines. Clara Stillwell. Lille
Julia White. Elizabeth Titus Phoebe I'm
derhiIl Seaman, Florence Bates. and Nellie Mabel.
s. Elizabeth, Andrew and Plat Hegeman. A large
express box of helpful sunshine from Mrs
l. NJ Halsey and Miss Sarah Boucher of the
Wiliamstown On. j. branch; there bound
books silk curtains. flannel waists. photograph
frames. cushion, bedroom shoes and socks fancy
articles of many kinds and cards: box of books.
toys, games and clothing. from Ruth Esther Ellen
and William Terry. of Rosyn. Long Island; games
and cards. from Mrs Collins: a pretty doll and /
illustrated book, from M H of Brooklyn a |
package of mounted picture cards; a shawl, rib |
bons neckwear. books, pictures crochet work, etc.
from the Springfield (Vt.) branch wool skirt |
shoulder cape cap, etc. from Mrs w Brink |
worsted caps. sacque and fancy work. from Miss !
z. L. Baker; pretty dressed baby doll. named |
bed shoes. fancy work and candy |
from Mrs. and Miss Crosley; envelope clippings. no
name; a dolls worSted cape and cap, name; |
books for Sauter family from F. c. Lord; parcel |
OF good clothing, from the Rutherford branch; box |
Of miscellaneous articles, from tx. A. c.; two (
dressed dolls and cards, from u. z. S. three
dressed dolls, calendars cards ready for mailing
and materials for sewing class. from Mrs. Asa
Stanley Goodrich; clothing. shoes hat. etc. from
"A Trained Nurse: unfinished fancy work, with
out name; dolls hood, from Montclair; thirteen
bags of different sizes from Emma A. Halstead; |
cards and booklets from Mrs. Mugford. in men,
ory of Mrs z. c. Kreemer. former T. s. S. mem
ber cards and booklets. from Mrs. W. D. Bagshaw.
a-d naiAndars- from Mrs c. L Wells.