New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27
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continually break but It stands firm and the
fury Of the water around it-M, AurcllHs Anto-
minus.
MONEY RECEIVED.
S y. P. 7. 6 s. member At Saratoga.
has sent so for the emergency fund; Mrs + II
Benton. treasurer OF the Elm City branch. OF New
Haven, SIS for the T. 5. ). Rest Home at Clark's
Falls, Conn. and D. l. W, S FOR Sunshine work.
OUTING FUND
The president hopes the trolley fund VIII reach
generous proportions during August. the = S. S.
wishes send many parties One Brooklyn
member has made a strong plea Il day of sun
shine for old people, who often overlooked
in the distribution OF cheer. She says: IT is
lovely, OF course, for the children and the working
people to- nave their pleasures and even The old
people in church homes are generally provided for
in the way Of outings during the hos weather, but
who thinks OF the real old people, sitting day
after day IN their not, uncomfortable rooms, with
no recreation or change Of scene to serve as pleas
ant memories?'
1t vas kindly thought Of this active member
and she told that any time she would send in
a list Of of old people for outing the
president would see that they had at least one day
OF genuine sunshine.
SENDS CHEER
Miss Lindsey. Of Washington, will send some ap-
pTopriate reading for minister vino breaches in
isolated places up the state She also forwards
cheer TO Mrs. George Tyler, OF Idaho Mrs. NJ, Of
Manhattan, makes personal visits sends cheer
regularly to a helpless woman in home for in
cura bles and a woman IN hospital suffering
from melanchOla. Connecticut member has en-
tertained for a week a semi-invalld who needed
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erously remembered the crippled boy In Pennsyl-
vana and him direct the money 70 procure
the liquid food needed
REQUESTS
President Of the r. s. S: l In need OF
queer kind of sunshine. In the midst of sewing
rags for rug have run short Of green gingham
and as usual turn 10 the T. S S. to help out
What l need is old bingham aprons or dresses
preferably green. 1 will gladly pay the postage on
these If one has more TO spare. l will
also be happy TO return the kindness IL have any
thing others desire. | send some Iceland moss
for farina buildings or an assortment of small sea
shells
We have an active Sunshine society here among
the trees by the Your humble servant is the
president; Kitty Bird East and Kitty Bird West
are our vice-presidents. Song Sparrow is most
sunshny member while both the chew!nk and the
chppy have done good, faithful work in raising
rnotherless cowbirds. you that
society is second none in lively interest and good
works. A little lad named Irwin is supervisor and
protector of nests and our gardener is a special
committee the destruction OF snakes, while my
father is an honorary member and encourages us
all occasions. Yours truly,
Madison. Conn iNEz A GOODMAN.
Miss Almira Pattison. the State Hospital.
AIiddletown, y. Y. would like TO receive souvenir
views of the jamestown exposition. during her
birth month of August
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs L ". Williams Will be hfty-four years old
July %. She hopes many of her Sunshine friends
will visit her by mail on that day She has been
left entirely alone since the death a year ago of
her sister who had lived with her for twenty-six
years. II some parcel should contain piece of
simple fancy work it would DC acceptable gift.
CHEEKY words and greetings easy forms Of
cheer to pass on. The address is Thompson House
Laceyville, Penn.
TO PASS ON
An express package Of current magazines and
other reading came from Mrs. Robert Dixon OF
Brooklyn; useful articles made from Sunshine
shoes. from Mrs. J.; books for library from +. l..
g. and fancy work from AN Old Member"