The Washington times., 1905-03-05
Letters From Little Girl Writer'S

hour In Bible study until breakfast is ready
al Z. after which she could play until 3 then
she should eat her dinner. after dinner comes
an hours nap; after the nap she should prac-
her fancy pieces. etc. until time for tea At
o'clock After tea she should study her
lessons until bedtime arrived at o'clocS
She should then say her prayers and go
s-'s''S ' NAY [. sTRoMAN.
1917 Hartford st, Brookland. D. c.
(Age 1s).
Dear Sunshine Editor: would ike very
much to have that beautiful doh ana car.
riage which was shown in the paper toazs-
I would take her out every evening 20 set
some fresh air and every night. IN the
morning i would wash Ter face and hands
and see that her clothes were kept clean.
she came out that she woulda take cold
would omit the use Of paregortc and sooth-=
medicines. promise you win care for her
the best know how. Yours truly
JOSEPHINE LILLIAN CLAFLTN.
Dear Mr. Sunshine Editor: Enclosed and
letter from the very best mother doll could
have. I would wash her clothes and comb
her hair and keep ner clean and neat Every
day I would ride her In her carriage or the
sidewalks of the streets.
will be the kindest and most faithful
mother this little dolly could have ara all
my spare moments my attention she shall
have. and when the day / over and night is
coming on I will put her in a little bed 50
snug ana warm.
LOIS HARRINGTON.
1910 9Th 81. ne
Dear sunshine Editor: I would like 70 be
the mother of the little dolly in The
Times would take the best of care Of her.
Dire IS her nice and warm in the winter and
take her away in the summer when I so. and
have doctor IL she gets sick and nice
little bed for her. Yours very anxiousIy.
ETHEL II. BOYD,
500 p ST. ne.
T,aer Sunshine Editor. 5,,o,1Id love dolly
very much and If she was ever sick I would
take her to the doll hospital and have her
mended I would always be very polite 10
| her and take her cut IN her little carriage
every sunshiny day.
I would call her Goidenloclzzs and always
keep her nice and clean. Il the Ez5Ffllns
when started to school would ask mamma
10 take very good care of her while was
away; and when 1 came honle I would read
St. Nicholas TO Goldeniocks.
Every birthday / would have her picture
taken and keep it On The mantel in the par
Mamma would teach me how 70 take care
of her and all her clothes and would Ss
| Just as good and kind 70 her as my nar1yns
| CECIL MARGARET DAVIS,
Tire Lexington. 1883 list st az.
| tagged 10 years..
as to be chosen for a rnother 70 the lovely
| orphan I would keep her spotlessly clean ana
| on nice DAYS I would take her cut IN ths
j nice fresh air and sunshine At o'clock
! / would take of her da.E clothes and put On
/ her gown and little tight nighecap, SO that
| her hair would never ge. frowsy and VIII
| never never let her unelss handle her. for
| / never saw a doll that boy Maid fog i've
minutes that did not have mashed Ease tf
| a broken head. I p1vrAised hand sew
| ing machine and 7 VIII ie--.I 20 make hsF
! clothes myself and I viii wash and iron her
| clothes I will do everything for her so that
| it VIII be done right WI let little sfrls
who have no dolly hold mel sometimes ana
DOROTHY FoGARTy.
s271s T st. 81.