Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-02

enough to keep her comfortably. Please tell
me more about that dear little baby you
found. love babies Hoping the operetta
was success. remain yours truly,
EDITH Nj. M.
325 K street northeast.
Thank you for your kind thought. The
dear little baby still needs the help of our
members. who are too busy. 1t seems. to re-
member that call. AUNT DOROTHY.
Agnes Hilary, Rosslyn, Va, will receive
all you can send for the baby. Aunt Doro-
thy has asked her to do this favor for her
as she knows she can trust her to give II
where 1t belongs. The poor woman in the
west is cared for and was cared for before
the operetta was given. The part of the
proceeds Of this play given by Mrs. Glover
for the call will instead go for Washing
ton charities and league calls.-Ed.
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
I was very pleased to see my picture and
letter In The Saturday Evening Star.
you another picture which I drew In a
hurry and partly with watery ink, but !
nope you will excuse the ink and appreciate
my drawing. 1 hope l will see my drawing
In The Saturday Evening Star. Aunt Doro-
thy. did my other picture win prize?
do not know about the prizes given. Should
| wait and see the prize announcements in
The Star? Your friend. HELEN w.
22S 18th street southeast
Yes. dear. because Aunt Dorothy has been
too Ill to attend to prizes.-Ed.
My Dear Aunt Dorothy:
L have been looking at the pictures in The
Evening Star and as it is so near Christ
mas l thought I would send one of my
drawing, hoping you might find place for
1t. Very sincerely yours, LOWELL B.
1517 P street northwest.
Dear Dorothy:
AS I have some spare time I will write
to you. l wish you nice Thanksgiving,
and hope you will have sood one
l am only seven years, and am in the
second grade of the public school
I will try and join it. too. Now I VIII
close From your little friend.
Dear George: Aunt Dorothy is very glad
to know you will join the league. Send in
your coupon and stamped envelope for a
badge-Ed.
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
send you little piece which I composed
some time ago. and have been told by
several persons to send to the children's
page Of The Star.
I have not looked in The Star very much,
but did so last night
I send you the membership coupon, which
/ think have filled out right.
hope you will publish my story in yous
paper. and I think can leave work for
ing Hood. Your friend,
LESTER L. D.
We hope you enjoyed Red Riding Hood.
Your story is very good, and we are glad
to have you join our league. Your self
addressed, stamped envelope for your badge
received and badge sent.-Ed
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
l am a stranger to you. but not to the
children'S page In The Evening Star. L
take great interest in reading your let
tiers and the letters written by the children.
l have seen so many nice drawings in the
paper l will now try my luck. Inclosed
you will find a drawing, well letter.
AS 1 may not succeed in getting a prize, l
hope my letter and drawing will be good
enough to be published.
Yours sincerely,
We hope you will join the Ieague-either
as an individual member or form a circle.
Your drawing is very good. Please send
your addresS.-Ed
Dear Editor:
l have been reading the children's page
ever since it was first added to The Star.
but have never contributed anything to it
so far. l have made drawing which ID
original, and which 1 hope is good enough
to be put in the page l should like to see
this letter and drawing in print soon. l
will try some time to make better one.
Your friend.
BLANCHE p. age ii years.
Aunt Dorothy is very glad to hear from
you.
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
1 do not belong to the Children's League,
and as I belong to three clubs now 1 do
rot wish to belong to any more. 1 inclose
a free-hand picture, which 1 hope will be
worthy OF a prize. 1 like to read the chill
dren's page, and grow more Interested in
1t the more 1 read 1t.
Your loving reader.
WINNIE B., age 10.
Dear Aunt Dorothy:
1 do not belong to the Chfldren's League.
and as / belong to a club do not want to
join any more. inclose a drawing which
[ have taken great pains to draw. l hope
It will meet with your favor and you will
find it worth prize. l read The Star every
evening. / like it very much.
Your loving reader,
MARGUERITE F., ag, IL.
Dear Winnie and Marguerite: Your three
clubs may all join the league If they read |
The Star, and they should send for badges. |
The pledge to be kind can just as easily he
carried out in other clubs as In special |
league circle. We have many clubs work.
ng in this way, calling 1t Children's League |
work by Aunt Dorothy's little helpers"
AUNT DOROTHY.
Dear Aunt Dorothy: !
l have been greatly interested in the chill |
sren's page of Saturdays Star. and l am |
low going to send this drawing, hoping it |
will be a successful one.
/ remain yours, truly,
WILLIE H, age years.
We are glad you like the page.
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