Evening journal., 1907-07-30

international Sunshine Society, Mrs.
J. w. Pennewill 7O6 West street. state
president, d. & A. phone 1S35D.
All communications intended for this
column should be sent not later than
Friday TO Mrs. May c. Monck, 1908
West Fourth street. d. & A. phone
1920.
The International Sunshine Society
does not send out anyone 70 solicit
money for Sunshine, and IL an appeal
is made, the public will please bear in
mind that such work, if ever done. is
cared for through branches. If per-
son claiming TO represent International
Sunshine cannot show proper creden-
tials from the State president, Mrs.
j. w. Pennewill, No. 706 West street.
| Wilmington, Delaware, the public may
know that he or she does not belong
TO International Sunshine Society.
The Coreopsis Branch win hold it's
regular monthly meeting at the resi-
dence of the Vice -Presiderr DR.
/ Florence NJ. Seward 906 jefferson
street, August g. at D. m.
The Primrose Branch gave a layn
fete on last Wednesday evening, which
was a success both financially and So
cially. This is the youngest branch
and we wish them success.
There is a wheel chair for sale. Any
branches or individual who can pur-
chase this chair or help, kindly call on
Miss Reba Smith. SOS West Eleventh
street city, where you can obtain full
information.
The furniture for the tuberculosis
shack has gone out and been placed
in position. This most deserving work
is In need of many things to make the
patients comfortable. If anyone read
ing this article has a hammock not
in use, or a steamer chair that they
will not be using this summer, do pass
them on to make the patients comfort
able. Table linen is also badly needed,
each cloth should be two and one-half
yards long. II you feel that you can
not afford TO give a cloth, just give a
donation toward buying a cloth. Lamps.
galvanized wash tubs, enameled wash
basins and pitchers are among the
things most needed. Anyone Of these
things. or a donation toward buying
them, will be most thankfully received.
Call ID. & A. phone 1S35D, or Delmarvia
phone 20S5. Remember these things are
needed badly, so respond heartily and
quickly In this way you will be doing
doubly good work.
The place of holding the Sunshine
picnic had to be changed on account of
the lack Of accommodations at the park
at the terminus of the Rising Sun troll
ley line. on visiting the park there was
found to be no tables or chairs or con-
venienoes Of any kinds. Vernon's
Grove is on the Darby trolley line. The
fare for the round trip is 20 cents. Ice
cream and coffee viii be on sale. Don't
forget the date, August 20. Everybody
go and get acquainted with everybody
else. Talk about your plans for the
coming winter. You willeveryone work
the better for a little social intercourse
Arrangements will be made with the
management of the cars, and informa-
tion given in papers. Read the papers
and keep posted.
The wheel chair recently purchased
by the little crippled child has been
delivered, and the little girl went ia
the Brandywine Park for the first time
She was delighted with the Zoo. What
sunshine each member would have re-
ceived had she been present to see this
dear little girls delight?
Sunshine Personals
Miss Mary Robinson of Riverview
and Miss Ella Talley, of Hollyoak, both
members OF the Delaware Branch, have
gone to Pocono. Monroe county, Pa, fol
a few weeks.
Misses Elizabeth and Eta Mechanic
have gone to Atlantic City for a tive
weeks stay.
Miss Dora A. Cloud, secretary of the
Coreopsis Branch. win spend her holi'
days in towns of Virginia and Mary
Hand She viii visit the jamestown
Exposition and also stop at Washing
ton for a few days.
Do you take The Bulletin? Since
the growth OF the society has been Sc
rapid It is absolutely impossible TO SEND
lout individual letters to members, al
important information being furnished
through the international SUNSHINE
Bulletin Therefore II is necessary fol
a member to take The Bulletin in order
to be properly informed as TO the
workings Of the society. The price il
lonly 90 cents a year.