Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-03
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Dear Aunt Dorothy:
am going to tell you how I like the
chidren's page Every Saturday l watch
for the paper boy to come, and when he
comes. l run down stairs and out. to get
| The Star. Then l come in and sit down
| and read the paper over. Then after dinner
/ go out and sit down and read it over
good l will send some stamps to Mrs
| Alden. for helping the babies ice fund and
summer home, at Darien. Conn, because
like babies well. Your true friend
DOLORES B., Age 8
Put your stamps in your emergency bank
now. please. -.
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
l would like to belong to the club. as my
sister belongs to it. l am going to belong
to the circle. Yours truly.
MARGARET B.. Age :.
We are glad to welcome you, and send a
badge-Ed.
l am an interested reader of the children s
page of The Saturday Evening Star. l
should like to become eligible to take part
in the letter box, story club and to send
in an occasional drawing to try for prize.
Kindly send necessary Information to yours
sincerely,
FLORENCE M. G.. Age 10.
P. 81 hope to see my letter and drawing
in The Saturday Evening Star.
You will find all Information on the page
from week to week Any reader may join
the league by following the printed rules.
Any reader may contribute to letter box or
story club and try for prize. Always adj
dress Aunt Dorothy care of The Star
Ed.
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
l was glad to my letter printed and
! to learn that / would get a book. l have
not received 1t yet. but am sure I will like
it, because l am so fond of reading l am
reading Dickens books now. and like them
very much. Martin Chuzzlewit and Mich
olaS Nickleby the best of the ones 1
have read. l will try to write sometime of
some of the things l see In the country. 1
send little winter landscape, but it is not
like the one L sent some time ago. Yours
truly
LUCY LEE o.
Your picture is very we'll done and we
are sorry We cannot reproduce it. Send us
something in pen and ink Your book.
Friends and Helpers is sent today. We
hope you will enjoy It'd.
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
l am very much interested in The Star
children's page and have solved all but one
of the puzzles several times. This time,
however. l will enclose all of the answers to
puzzles in Saturdays Star. September 10.
Yours truly,
ELLA B. D.
1927 Corcoran Street.
We are glad you like the page.-Ed.
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
1 am glad school is going to open Monday.
DeCduSe L line H. AS saw So many CIlll-
dren's names in The Star thought i would
begin to join it too. l going to the
fourth grade in school l like the children S
page very much l read it nearly every
Saturday evening. l like the Four Little
Indians very much. Now l will close from
your little friend.
RAYMOND G.
Your badge goes today. We are glad you
like the page.
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
Here l am again. still trying for a prize.
This time 1 will enclose five cents with the
stamps for the babies ice fund. How are
the fresh air children enjoying themselves?
This morning l earned five cents and as I
was going to get something with it. 1 met
the blind man and gave it to him. Goodbye,
MARIE r.
Keep on. Marie but put your stamps next
time in your emergency CALI bank. for
we will need them. AUNT DOROTHY.
Dear Aunt Dorothy
but l hope you will be better soon now. 1
story in the paper and more so to think that
/ have won a prize for it. My address is
1719 14th street northwest, and l am nine
years old 1 have some money that have
been saving. L will send it in when there is
a call for it for some of the little children.
Yours truly.
ROGER P. H
Thank you. Roger. 1 am better again.
Keep your money for call
AUNT DOROTHY.