New-York tribune., 1907-08-13

WORSHIP requires a Sabbath.-Guizot
MONEY RECEIVED.
Augusta NJ Stiles of Connecticut, has sent s..
Of which part is to be used TO give the Pough-
keepsie invalid a sunshine drive and the remain
der for some other necessary outing; Mrs John
Graham, S. to assist aged woman to go home;
Anna G. Nearing, S toward the outing fund for
children: E. L. b., Of Colorado % TO purchase
comforts for some invalid: another friend sends
$ ''as ray of sunshine, and Mrs. T. J. Mclean
81 10 for badges
The flowers given by Mrs 8. F. Park were for
warded to st Gregory's Hospital and the follow
ing acknowledgement shows how much sunshine
such gifts bring to fnvalids;
President of the T. s. s.: L wish to thank you
In behalf OF the hospital authorities for the beau
tifuI flowers here for the patients each week.
The smile that lights up each face the flowers
are presented is evidence of the pleasure they
give Not only are they appreciated by the pa
tfents but by the nurses and other attendants as
well. Thanking you again, l am very cordially
yours. ELIZABETH A: ALEXANDER.
Supervising Nurse.
HOME GARDEN.
II was learned that the children of the Home
Garden branch which is situated in that portion
of the city called Little ITALY,, not going to
share in any of air parties that leave the
eity SO they the recipients of a home party
in their own garden with ice cream treat. This
made a Sunshine day for them II number of
.'shut-ir' T. S. S memberss in that part of the
city who have been a little neglected OF late had
"a Sunshine tea and they have pleasant memo
ries Of a CHEEKY day. Both these treats" were
under the charge of Miss Anna c. Ruddy the for
ner president of the branch Miss Ruddy, who Is
living at present in New London, Conn. came
down TO the city primarily to what help could
he given to one of the members who was In deep
trouble In soliciting the aid Of the T. S. s. Miss
Ruddy says: Mary is sadly afflicted as her hus-
band has just died suddenly. leaving her with
three little Ones aged three years. two years and
eight months, respectively. She IS sweet and
attractive Northern Italian. only twenty years
old She n member Of my Sunday school
class from childhood and has OF the real help
frll natures After her marriage she jantress
Of our Home Garden for time, and never was
any one helpful and devoted TO our interests.
She is left penniless after funeral expenses and
doctors bills are paid. The baby must have pre-
rared food an5 other children milk daily. the
whole costing 81 81 a week ! would like to have
that supplied until / get Mary started in a
little Italian grocery on the way to self-support
have had money contributed from our Sunday
school and from others interested In this poor
little woman and / need only $40 or SIS OF the
fun amount get her started, that am sure
she Will be all right. But il all takes time and
want the babies cared for meanwhile
REST HOME.
nj clark's Falls not yet furnished and IL some Of
the branches who have not yet given anything
toward the furnishings of the Home will contribute
g or S3 each the ERIK be done at once. There
a applicants than there are accommoda-
tons for Many are paying their OWN board, So a
week, but others cannot do even this. and the
T. S. s. wants to help many tired workers as
possible to have a needed rest Ten dollars will
provide board for two weeks and travelling ex-
penses from New York. Mrs Kate Pickering has
lent her sewing machine 70 ths Home until oos =