New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
n welcome each rebuff

Then welcome each rebuff
That turns earth's smoothness rough.
Each sting that bids not sit stand, but go!
Re our Joys three parts pain:
Strive and hold cheap the strain:
Learn, nor account the pang; dare. never grudge
the throe. Robert Browning.
MONEY RECEIVED.
F. s. Potter. Of Long Island. has sent SO for
individual case of sickness or want; H. e. g.
s. for woman whose husband is in hospital: Miss
Delaney. of Brooklyn. who is now a. Northampton
Mass, 81 FOR sunshine: two friends" 80 cents
as July dues.
TROLLEY PARTIES.
Now that the schools are closed and the hot
days here. the children who likely be
included in the fresh air parties Of two weeks each
are looking to Sunshine for their days outing. 1t
has always been the purpose Of the T. S. s TO
give this form of sunshine to the neglected and
stay at home children. The president of Avenue \
branch says the children of her neighborhood he
siege her door daily 10 know when they are going
to have their annual sunshine outing. Some Of
the mothers have TO with these parties To help
take care Of the smallest children. one mother
has six under the working age and of them
wish 10 be left at home. As the people in this
branch are extremely poor extra money is always
given 70 the president 10 provide substantial box
luncheon for them. They will, of course, have the
usual treat Of ice cream and rides on the merry
go round.
FOR NURSERY CHILDREN
The society desires to provide special outing
for the nursery children in the Settlement house
at No. 16 Greenwich street AS these !ittle ones
are too small to walk much. they will he sent TO
Staten Island. where the long sail on the boat will
be beneficial to them. Plenty of milk and other
light refreshments will he served They will 60
under the care of Miss Lulu Randall, the head OF
the nursery department. The sum Of so viii pro-
vide a trolley party of one hundred with a day
full Of sunshine at Bronx Park or Fort George
APPEAL FOR SOUTHERN GIRL.
President of the T. 5 &: I want to appeal TO
the Sunshine members for young woman who Is
student Of the Camp HIM (Alabama) Indus
trial Institute for White Youth. This young wom-
is twenty-five years old and was left an orphan
when she was little girl. She has had oppor-
tunites for getting an education until recently.
took her because that IL her case were
worthy there would be soma 10 help her. She
greatly interested in her. Seventy dollars would
pay her entire in school for one year She
Will not only have instruction in the rudimentary
English branches. hut in cooking. sewing and gen
eraI household work as well. 1 should be greatly
obliged # the Sunshine members could help us.
Yours very truly. LYMAN WARD. Principal
BOOKS WANTED.
A schoolgirl will be pleased TO receive copies Of
of the books given below for her prescribed
summer reading Cheap editions are all that are
needed: 'Northanger Abbey Pride aud Preiu-
dice" The Taisman," Guy Mannering.' Pen
Dennis" Henry Esmond." The Old Curiosity
Shop and David Copperheld.'
coNTRI BUTTONS
A complete printing outlt-boxes Of type. cases
and galley stand-has come from A r. Small, Of
Albany: . shoulder shawl from Mrs barley Ran
dali. Of New jersey; package or bags, baskets
cushions and broom brush holders for the Rest
Home from the x. L, NJ. branch and p cents to
forward the package; fancy work from Julia Ben
nett: souvenir cards from Atlantic City; package
Of clothing without name; large express box Of
fancy and useful articles from Westfeid, Mass.
a box Of flowers from the Y. ?. {. +. s OF thu
Congregational Church Of Westport r. /; box
Of excellent clothing for little boy Of three years
roses and old fashioned blossoms from Helen p.
PaTmele