New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-26
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Let us no longer cheat our consciences by talking
of filthy lucre Money may always be beautfuI
thing. 1t Is who make II grimy--J NJ Barrie.
VERMONT SUNSHINE.
Mrs Dana Carpenter president of the Middletown
Springs Vt.) Branch. says that 1t is always diff
cult give more than partial report of the good
cheer work done, many members do not re
port her all they do in the name OF sunshine
New dresses have been made for "shut-ins
barrel Of reading collected and sent to the Soldiers
Christian Aid Association in Ne" YORK; scrap,
books made for poor children souvenir postas anu
greetings sent visits made to the sick ana a
contribution given toward the fund for the starving
PAGES WANTED.
VIII some OF the Kingston On. - branch mem
bers please pass on their copies or the woman
Pages 10 Miss Grace Keator, No 3 Greene street
Kingston, a blind member who is now nome from
the Batavia Home for the Blind? Miss Lizzie Ems
OF Harrison, Me. Route l. would also IKE TO re-
ceive the pages, If any one can ana VIII resloI,e
will she please notify the once DIS II 10 0''' n.y.
sary for person TO sendf
FRIEND OF CHILDREN.
member who lives in the vicinity OF stuyvesanr
Park never goes into il without receiving Hoca1'
erous attentions from a crowd OF poor ctiu a.
They like her because she takes an inleie'l ia
them The other day she seen in nearby
drug store surrounded by twenty-one more or leSs
nnkemnt little ones all eagerly enjoying ice cream
soda. Later as she stepped into an automobile Tor
a drive the children shouted. with true East size
fervor, Mrs. As the only pebble IN the park
REPORT OF OUTING.
Mrs George Mendez has sent her report OF the
S n"arnbar nf her branch on July 70. There
were fourteen mothers and twenty little ones olg me
mother had three under five years OF age ana an
the children were suffering from the enects OF
the hot weather. Mrs. Mendez'S branch furnlsheu
a large basket OF eatables and mllk wts ,3h
for the children. On reaching the beach the NON
ers had clam chowder, tea or coffee; ana IIle
babies more milk and crackers. Inc sam was ue
lghtfu and greatly enjoyed by the lnothers' VIZ
sent many thanks to the T. 8. s. for happy da%;
The expenses of this outing were sn Co. sIhalI
sum for thirty-four jewellers in the teneInents 10
bav day of sunshine. beneficial
FOR BOYS.
Is there some one sufficiently interested in boys
to give car load OF them trolley ride 10 Fort
George? The boys who had such 4 Jolly time last
wear are clamorng for more sunshine" The T.
S. S. president who has genius for mans g Ta.
the street boys will conduct such party Ten
dollars will provide this pleasure
PERSONALS.
MANY of the active members OF the 7. s. s. are
ENJOYING the summer days in the country al the
seaside In the mountains abroad. Wherever
they are all good wishes for bright and happy days
go from the general office to them Mrs w
A Granville. state president OF ConnecnGut, sehuS
greetings from Block Island; Mrs. Annie l.. Mason.
state president Of New York, with her daughier'
will go to the pine woods Of Northern New York;
Mrs Evans, Of Englewood, is in the White Noun
tains Mrs. Pierrepont A. Greene. president OF the
Chelsea branch. has again visited Block Island
FOR q few days. but has returned to the I. 5 5.
Rest Home at Clarks Falls Conn for a snort
visit before going Montreal; Mrs. H. w. Ben
nett and family, OF West End avenue, are at their
summer home, Great Hill BuZZard's Bay; DR.. T l..
Bennett and family installed at their summer
cottage at Craigville. Mass: Miss Elsie Heller has
Just returned from trip to Europe; Mrs. George
Ashley is at Great Neck, Long Island; Mrs. NJ.
Greenleaf is IN the Adirondacks Miss Hayes. who
spent the winter at Los Angeles will travel through
the northern part OF California and spend some
time in San Francisco before returning in Geptem-
Der; Mrs Halstead is at Lake Mohont; Miss
Eleanor Booth, president Of the Coreopsis branch.
of New Haven. is enjoying life at Woodmont.
Conn. and entertaining friends; Mrs Kopchersberg
is at Pine Orchard: Miss Marguerite Walker IS
sojournng ct Bethlehem: Miss Stout, OF Kansas
City. Is at Hotel Chanplain; Mrs. Mary Green
leaf Is in the Adirondacks Mrs. May and family.
of Bridgeport, Conn. in the White Mountains;
Miss Marion r. Pe is at Westhampton Beach.
Long Island; Miss Lindley and Miss Barrs
al Paving, y. Y. Miss Grace Pugsley. of Brook
Ign. Gardiner, y. Y; Mrs. p. F. Frost is Wis
ting in Westfeld n. J., and Miss Elizabeth Loncr-
gan will spend three weeks in the White Noun
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