The Washington times., 1905-03-19
To the Sunshine Editor

To the Sunshine Editor:
AS am an orphan myself, think would
make good mother for the lovely little doll
My rules shall be regular: L Will put her
TO bed every evening at Z o'clock, always
keep her neat and clean, take her for ride
every day that the sun shines bSight and
pretty.
attentive TO her Yours, respectfully.
PEARL BURN,
1101 street northeast.
To the Sunshine Editor:
I think I would be just the kindest little
mother that the little orphan dolly could find
l would dress her clean IN the mornings and
take her out In her pretty little carriage. be-
cause mamma says il Is good for dolIies 10
get lots OF fresh air. / won't let her lie
the floor where she would be walked over,
but take care of her like mamma does my
little baby brother L have a dolls trunk in
which 1 could keep her clothes. When 1
not playing with her would put her in the
safest place in the house. where no one
promise you that I'll be the happiest girl in
Washington. and will try to make dolly the
GRACE WRIGHT.
S.! Florence street northeast
To the Sunshine Editor:
L take a great interest in dolls and would
like very much to win This beautiful orphan
l sew. and could make all her clothes
l would not trust her with anyone but my
self. l would keep her clean and love her as
any mother could love her infant daughter.
1 would love her with all motherly love I
would take her out every day for al airing.
I would keep her ia the best condition all
the time L viii buy her very nice bed
am, yours very truly.
MARY YESTERDAY.
929 New York avenue northwest
To the Sunshine Editor:
I should ike very much to own this hand
some dolly, and I sure she would be !
treated nicely. Every morning her hair
would be neatly curled- She would have the
softest and finest clothes that any doll ever
wore. She should go out every day. and go |
UP to the park, and all the people would say. |
What lovely doll you have and | would i
say, Yes, she is a lovely doll and stA Is |
a very nice doll. and belongs to me- She |
would have nice home. and would like it |
would have lovely coll house, a cradle an |
easy chair. and also little hammock Yours |
truly, GRETCHEN E SMITH
To the Sunshine Editor:
If dolly should choose my house for her
home 1 would love her care for her and |
Keep her neat. as do my baby sister
After my duties at home and at school |
her carriage for nice airing At night 1
would put her comfortably and carefully |
away in my room, and 1 would try to be |
the very best little mother doll could have |
On rainy days dolly and my two sisters |
and 1 would have fine times playing indoors |
and making scrap books for the children al |
the hospitals.
Hoping 70 be dolly's mother remain,
yours truly, JANE ]. PIDGEON,
75S Princeton street northwest.
To the Sunshine Editor:
1t seems TO me the proper way to take care
of dolly is to first that she has a good |
safe place to sit. SO she won't fall down and
oversight 5O1i rlgcrs
a whole lot. 1 wouldn't give her much TO |
eat. because she doesn't need il, but would |
always keep her nice and clean. I am sure
she wouldn't be lonesome because | would |
love her too much for that. T can't promise |
that VIII be the best mother 10 her. be-
cause don't know yet what kind of a one |
would make, but I will try to be a good |
one. Sincerely. yours,
JANE McBREER,
Sit East Capitol street /
Gage IL years.
To the Sunshine Editor:
l am eight years old and hope 10 get the |
doll have another doll that I got in Au-
gust, and II looks good as new There /
was piece in the Youths Companion about |
what a parade the dolls made on Christmas /
and then look on the floor about a week |
later They have no clothes on, and are all |
torn VIII not do her ike that. l viii treat |
her like real baby. l will put II to bed |
at night and dress her in the morning. |
Mamma Will make n gown for it. l have |
three brothers. The littlest one is three years |
old let him hold my other big doll when
have my hand under it. He PLAYS with |
my little dolls. l VIII take walk with 1t |
IN the summer time. when the days are clear
and bright All have said is true Yours |
lovingly, CORA CREWS
To the Sunshine Editor:
l am going 10 ask you please to let me be |
the mother OF this beautiful dolly |
L broke my leg in December and would |
appreciate this beautiful dolly I VIII now
celf you how l wou:l care for her II she
were my own dolly.
In the morning she would say her prayers |
put on her clean Clothes wash her face and |
hands. comb her hair, eat her breakfast
Then l would take her for a ride then put /
her TO sleep for two hours then give her
her tea, and then change her clothes ride
her again. and then at supper feed her. ana |
put her 10 bed at o'clock and wake her |
up next morning at O'Clock, and do the |
same each day. l am hoping l may be her
mother. I remain,
MARTHA E KIDD
1905 New Jersey avenue southeast
To the Sunshine Editor:
l am ten years old and have a doll I |
thought l would write TO ask you to please
try to pick out some little girl who has not
any doll. so she will think so much more |
of it do not want the doll. because papa