New-York tribune., 1907-07-02


And where" he sang. is all thy clash of arms7
Where the sonorous trump of thy renown?''
andrew Lang.
MONEY RECEIVED.
The Elm City branch. through the treasurer. Mrs
Benton has sent s., The Purchase branch So. the
Bridgeport branch $15 and a member in New
Jersey SIS for the 7. 5. 5 Vacation Rest Home.
Mrs Groht contributes 80 cents for sunshine. and
Mrs. Edward King 81 dues.
SUCCESSFUL FAIR.
The Sunshine fair held under the auspices OF the
Arlington N. j. junior branch was is usual
with everything undertaken by these members, a
great success one hundred children were inter-
ested and consequently many of the mothers aided
IN making the affair one of the prettest held
in the largc hall. The children were all dressed
beautifully, the tables filed with attractive
articles. and everybody vas in an amiable mood
Mrs kinsran Mrs. Van ZiIe and Mrs. Ross gave
valuable assistance with the decorations. Mrs.
Sfuler contributed generously. usual did
Mrs. Hoffman. Mrs Carking and others. In tha
evening the older ones enjoyed the dancing.
The pink candy table received the first prize an
ond prize for being the prettiest, while the fruit
table received the consolation prize The president
feels that the four small boys who had charge OF
thlS last table should have special mention for
their good work even though they received an un-
important prize.
The sum realized from the fair and sent to ths
general Office SOS 81 TO be applied to the cut
ing fund Part OF this money will be used 10 paw
the board and travelling expenses OF some Young
WoFKlrS girls for two weeks each at the Vacation
Rest Home.
WHERE TO SEND CHEER.
l. L. p asks if Mrs. Emma Ellsdon ana Mira
Mary skinner may be put on the list for
slonal cheer in the form of cards letters They
are in the Methodist Home, No. 67S Amsterdarr
| avenue New York City They would be greatly
pleased 10 be Inbcred.
VIII some OF the members who have flowers "a
pass on please send direct TO Mrs p. r
Frost. No. 42l East li4th street. Manhattan that
sAe may distribute them TO some of the people II
St Joseph's and Lincoln hospitals. both OF which
| are In her locality? In OF her recent visit
| TO ST. JoScphS she found a young woman IN
1 OF the wards who has been there a year. and viii
never leave it until released by death. This pa
tient has no one TO visit her but distant rela
| tive, who calls at the hospital about
| month. A ray OF cheer left by the T. S. s.
| her was delight to this poor sick girI, and sh
| Will be remembered again
Mrs. Christie Emery of Gladwin Mich, wouIi
| like TO receive quilt pieces.
| NO 10 BRANCH
| The members of No. 10 branch keep up thsr
i reputation for unusual neighbOrhOOd work. Ever
woman In this branch is. comparatively speaking
| a poor woman who does her own housewOrk ant
/ Yet she is too tired 70 lend helping hant
! to another who is Ill or in trouble The member
! work help another tired woman with her wash
I ing-buy milk for sick baby and medicine for
day party (sS) distributed In groceries ON
| member supplies bread and rolls every day 70
| family where the father is suffering with an In
| durable disease. Ten dollars raised for tn
| Little Mothers
| GIFTS RECEIVED.
Contributions OF cheer received at headquartsr
| on Saturday included box OF flowers from AIrs
| b, of Point Pleasant: box OF flowers from Mrs
John H. Low. OF Highland; oox OF DOCKS ana car,
! celled stamps from members OF The Defeaders o
/ Salem Baptist Church. Of New Rochelle; silk piece
| from E. Of Albany: box Of clothing and shoe
| from Mrs. s., Of Potsdam; . sweater, Wocls an'
| quilt pieces from II. Z Belden. OF Akron; oox
clothing and hats from Mrs. ]. Little. CT Tsnafy'
| -~
| ''Isn't.it funny when a man buys a new auto
mobile he Immediately becomes ss SO p5eS pSefore " fa
4 you know p--Philadelphta Press.