The Washington times., 1905-03-19
Letters From Little Girl Mothers

tie Girl Mothers
To the Sunshine Editor:
1 read about your doll IN last sundays
Times. and just wish I could ha-a IL Nv
about IL, so thought would 1Eo,,Id hs1na
written sooner, but have been too busy 20
ing 20 school and trying to learn 10 sneIl
ike 10 play mother with .hat pahv IF y.o,,
would oniy give it to me 1 would tell santa
Claus to bring you something nice for
christmas 1 am six years old
With love, from
BARBARA BREWER.
zoos F street northwest
To the Sunshine Editor:
l should be the little girl to get The
don and carriage, which you had a picture
OF III SUNDAYS Times, would see that great
o s.a'I Vas taken OF her VIII see that she Is
cream. and that good food is given her "a
'hat she VIII keep well. I will sew for Her,
ana on bright, sunny days take her out
floins IN the parks, and do everything I can
ior her- hoping may get her, yours truly,
EDNA LYONS
5o2 Rhode Island avenue northwest.
To the Sunshine Editor.
1 want that doll so bad I don't know what
TO &c will take the best care of bar
ana dress her Ike a princess keep her CHAN
night mn iiiiS 2lid
| Will take care of .her as my mother takes
care Oh me She viii have a nice bed 10
sleep IN and nice clothes 20 wear S+a sr,;I
De named Sunshine in honor of our soeiet1-
Sne VIII have nice home and many nice
l remain, your faithful Sunshine member.
LOUISE CRAMER
loz2 Eighth street northwest
To the Sunshine Editor:
have been mother to dolIies since
was one year old ~
have one DOH that is small ana have
nad her since was FIVE. II l cet,;ti ,,T,1,-r ger
tais one you have 1 would be baI,nI-
would make her dresses myself without a7v
eeLp. put her in my little doll bed al niEhI
1ress her IN the morning and play WIKI bs-
when come home from school
Because L am twelve years old IS no sig,
20, con rove doiiies- l would rather have dolls
IMAM anything anyone could give me
have never had large dolly. and vror,ld
De faithful mother to the lovely orphan
IN me summer IL would be a perfect de-
Hghl 10 take her out in the handsome car
mage you mare If you give il TO no other
httie girl please give it TO me. Yours truly.
CATHERINE DAVIS.
LOO OTrlaha street, Brookland d
To the Sunshine Editor:
saw the picture of your darling little or
that she ha. no mother or father e,
sure II the poor little dear would come and
i've i've with me that she would have ye-y
hllo nome have brother who Is two
years older than I am, and he is a va@y,
good rather 10 my other little BABY Who's
name IS Violet I am sure she would he
Just as glad to have a sister as her r,ap1e
would be to have another little baby IF [o1T-
little oaby comes 20 live with me we yynn15
All De very. very kind to her wonId
she would never have CAUSE 70 o. NJ
mother, who would be her grsndn,.,-,-.S
would wash all her clothes, but / would INN
Won't You please tell baby about u,e7 a,5
please ask her II she wouldn't Just love-
20 come to me- II she does not, hope
tnat some little girl who is Very, very good
on ever so goodwill se. her, for she look,
ever SO sweet on the picture. and it would
be dreadful to have her spoilt
Your little friend (age nine years Ian
uary 13, 1859,
ELMA BoGDAHN,
Sos Mclean avenue southwest
washington, February 26, 1905
Dear Sir: I wish could get the doll and
her belongings. but / have no DOH house M
anything. but 1 have q doll thar 7 bava 10,
since 1 was Ave years old and she ,sn.t
broken yet l still play with them and wash
and iron their clothes and play with them in
the pack yard in summer and make clothes
FOR them give them parties and in summer
make a doll house and fry potatoes. Hon
ing to win the doll remain, as ever. 1oi1r
little sunshine member,
MARGUERITE MAssIE.
February 2s 1905 1I23 B st n.
To the Sunshine Editor:
would like very much 10 be the mother NJ
that handsome dolly.
would wake her up at o'clock. give her
a bath, dress her, comb her hair, and then
take her down TO breakfast
After school would take her out for her
health for few hours; then I would taka
her in to get ready for supper
1 would wash her clothes and alvava ca.
that she had q clean dress
would get grandma TO knit her A pesr
OF gloves. hat. and coat 1 would keen ha-
little feet warm by a pair OF bootees
would fix her little place as a room for her
self; place in II a bureau, washstand and
a few chairs, that when she has COM
pany they might SIT down
would let her stay up until O'clock nm
dress her, give her bath, put on her night
dress. and put her to bed with a kiss and
a bottle OF milk.
I have no little sister, but would love IN
have one. and would love to have dolly TO
love in its place
would find good name for her.
l remain, your little Sunshine member
eleven years old,
GLADYS MILLS.
2lS Eleventh street southeast.
To the Sunshine Editor:
l think | would make & very good mother
to the orphan dolly. a l have kept one for
five years. without blemiSh- / would wash
her face, comb her hair and take her ont for
an airing. l have a little tub and every
thing to keep her clean.
Your sincere friend (eight ears old),
DOROTHY \. ASIAN.
Hy3=ttsville, Nd.
RIFE MINNERE