New-York tribune., 1907-08-14
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DAILY THOUGHT.


Take thy seif-denials gayly and cheerfuIly. and
let the sunshine OF thy gladness fall on dark
things and bright alike. Ike the sunshine OF the
AlTaighty.-Janles Freeman Clarke
HOW TO ADDRESS THE T. s. s.
All letters and packages intended for the T S.
S should be addressed TO the Tribune Sunshine
Society, Tribune Building. New York City. II the
above address IS carefully observed communica-
tiOas intended for the T. S. S. VIII be less likely
10 go astray. The Tribune Sunshine Society has
10 connection with any other organization or pub
iication using ths word Sunshine All checks
and money orders should be made payable 70 the
Tribune Sunshine Society.
MONEY RECEIVED
c. J. c sends 50 for special Sunshine outing:
Marion Sirnons 81 wherever needed; NJ. N. X. 81,
for old person; Mrs a. a Andrews. OF
South Dakota, 80 cents for Sunshine A. f. c. 80
cents and Annie Morris IA cents for postage
A HAPPY DAY
One Of the happiest crowds Of children sent out
that Of Saturday. when the little
negro folk from the West Side went TO Fort
George On their annual Sunshine outing. Under
the Of the president Of the Ever Ready
branch special car was secured and the assist
ied the TO sLst street where the first contin-
gent was patiently awaiting its arrival At 125th
street the remainder Of the party got aboard and
every availahe space was filed The trip was
eniiveaed III The singing Of the newest songs,
xnscf attracted much attention from the passers-
hV Tao usual diversions were enjoyed and ice
cream and popcorn helped 20 make these neglected
children very happy. When the time for departure
CO the .-en9f stlne-iu-andeur aDpeared again
ws.h the open car. and after three hearty cheers
for the Tribune Sunshine Society the party made
the homeward trip IN safety. The courtesy OF the
superintendent in supplying an open car for this
occasion is gratefully acknowledged, as closed
cars arc being run On that part Of Amsterdam
GveEue-
FLORIDA SUNSHINE.
Is = 2 Mclean. Of Conant Fla. the state
president. sends the names Of three new men,
bers al FruitIand Park. Fla. Mrs. Francis Z Hall.
Miss Virginia r. Hall and Mrs. Bassauquet. As
1. /. Kenney. Of the same place. has responded
20 call in the column he is also entitled to men,
bership fn the T. s. s.
Mrs Mclean would like to receive unfin-
isised or stamped fancy work materials for lone
iy woman In the south OF Florida.
Another isolated in Mulberry, Fla,
asked for reading. and Mrs. Mclean sent her
years numbers Of The Cosmopolitan" How
sach gift 10 those living in isolated
plares and who hunger for good rOading cannot
be imagined by people who never want for such
enjoyment Mrs. Butler, of Largo is charmed
with the reading 20 her by T. s. S. members.
TsaF. state president has always responded gener-
ously to the needs OF the cOnsumptive home at
her abundance Of good magazines others less
fortunate always be sharers-
CONTRIBUTIONS.
Miss woicott Of Brooklyn, has contributed
1ne warm winter coat 20 be passed on later 10
son,e friends Greenwich. Conn. have sent
rnftfess. Nristlets, bed socks and muiers for the
Labrador Mission: guilt pieces came from
Miss Moses, OF Peekskill, ~ y The Purchase
branch has made helpful contribution of cloth
ing shoes etc, for others; books came from +.
I. H. and lovely sweetpeas from Mrs Torrey OF
EIonessale. Perm.