New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22

The following contributions not previously ac-
knowIedged have been received Miss L NJ. Staten
Island sends four beautifully made scrapbooks to
be used as Christmas gifts: Mrs. J Crowen. six
little mothers bags already filed Mrs. Q. D. Ash
lev two large boxes of almost new books.
tanning novels etc. and the other two dozen dainty
boxes of assorted candies; Greetings from the
Alps" a pretty pin Of alpine stones for some
young girl who is shut in and likes pretty things
Lew WaLace's "Boyhood Of Christ" pressed foW-
ers from the Holy Land. two large parcels of silk
pieces and other things nice for dolle's dresses;
Flushing, n. y" quantity Of pretty cards and
pictures q parcel without name contains pretty
curtain materials silks, crepe and white stufs,
with bedticking and quantities OF damask and
denim pieces; Mrs. L Lenk sent a large box con-
tanning Ave beautiful dolls. a baby in long
clothes, and all with eyes that open and shut,
printing outfit, dolls clothing. bedstead and other
furniture books. pictures, toys. childrens clothes
and brica-brac and shoes; Mrs J. B. Lane, one bar
rel containing mems underwear and outer suits.
coats and other clothing for women and children,
hats hymnbooks and other volumes, calendars
Little Mother bags, brtc-a-brao and a quantity or
miscellaneous reading matter; Mrs. s. w B.. Dodge
Center Mimi, number Of clippings; little Daphne
Florence for another little girl package OF
doTies' clothes and toys; Miss G.. R. Richards
calendars; Charles J. Orr, booklets; Mrs A T.
Harrington cancelled stamps; Hamilton Place,
Hsckensack N j." a nice coat in response to ap-
peal for clothing; the Misses Dew, cards. saGhets
booklets embroidered picture frame, etc. Violet
I c. Montelo. Wis, cards and pictures 'heyser,
West Point" childrens papers; Isabel ;. Long;
knitted relns and dolls counterpane partly made OF
worsteds sent from thT once W '' r 5ao
Ellen and Miss Ruthe Ierry 4 ols poN O. nooA2
and other reading matter, games. toys sAels pretty
6hio three large parcels containing golf cape.
waists, three nice coats, WOODS, excellent new
6 6nfsF% M K w Wood large package OF sheet
music; Mrs. G. Cotton; . dozen or more ,, %e!1
twelve beautifully knit rens with bells cards toys
scraubook pictures, unfinished worsted and en-
,r,f dary- vrOrk
z package Of scrapbooks and pictures came from
two little boys wlth the hope that these may bring
Christmas i0y 20 some other little people Two
parcels have been received without name one
readDg matter. and the other smaller parcel IN
an SnHeoPe, rrnds house and containing acss
fancy work and cards MIS- Per1h SuhIay
esmes t5gs dolls and dolls clothes and furniture
states. pieces ana nice warm Goa Ca a5
IGSsDteir'-EathaIie Yorke Marguerite Yorke Ruth
ESEEstern Man Cooker Eta AltenDerger, Jeanette
Iancon Harry Helms, Freddie Helms ~ =. X.
80 Iv blankets; Lily Baker. daintly dressed
dolls that viii oslight tae hearts 81 Is i9
sends underwear and fancy articles. poS con
SlIlE-s etc from Jennie Phillips and her aged
mother Of Connecticut 5crapoook5' Lty1 M = " IN
Ms Allen OF Auburn y. y; a fancy box anc
say7n companion. j. Utter. Of Ithaca y T.
lovely gift book, special GIT from NJ four
&c Prom Mrs j. r. Witherle OF Maine; scrap
books and BAGS rom = and an ecrapbos from i
Miss seablry OF Brooklyn; pretty hootees Tor the
e. 6ies n doil ply reins and bedroom shoes from
Ms and Miss Crosley, Of Manhattan. two doiles.
sIu5Ali'Fa -sst1,es cards from Mrs =. W. some
ire, IN doIlIes ana me face clotus, from Mrs
III + Thatoher enc warm ossty "a t9 - liner t
6 Ior N,rs David Davenport crocheted shawl
ana velvet waist without name many attractive
s ss5sgoo shells. 'S etc. from K s. HanleS.