New-York tribune., 1907-07-18

Wayward and wistful; with one hand We cling
| To the familiar things call own.
And with the other, resolute OF will,
| Grope in the dark for what the day will bring.
| -Longfellow.
HOW TO ADDRESS THE T. S. s
All letters and packages intended for the T S. S.
should be addressed to the Tribune Sunshine So
| ciety. Tribune Building, New York City If the
above address IS carefully observed. communica-
tions intended for the T. S g. will be less likely
| TO go astray. The Tribune Sunshine Society has
| no connection with any other organization or pub
! lication using the word Sunshine" All checks
and money orders should be made payable TO the
| Tribune Sunshine Society
MONEY RECEIVED
| T. H. b. OF Manhattan. has sent $50 for needed
outings for tired working girls at the r s S Rest
Home; Mrs. Z. G. Halsted now at Mohonk Lake
SO. wherever needed z. K, Stockbridge Mass
SO, for trolley rides r. C. Bayside. ~ Y. S5. for
the Y S s. Norwich, Conn" ST. for outing fund
'in memory of c. W.; Margaretta NJ Diehl, Of
Staten Island, 81, as Sunshine dues: Mrs. C.. 25
cents and Mr. 3. 80 cents, for expressage
BRANCH REPORT
{ The Purchase branch. in Westchester County IS
of the large branches, but It's members are
. among the most active workers for Sunshine The
local work abounds in good deeds The White Plains
Hospital is aided through the guild established by
. this branch; the T S. S. trolley parties always
assisted generously, and branch contribution OF
money went to the Consumptive Home in Florida.
Three barrels Of useful articles were sent South.
tho crippled childrens hospital the Li:tle Mothers
ard the Nurses Association receive interesting and
useful gifts. One member sent s. an aged WON
+ special gift and others take flowers to the
hospital and pass on quilt materials, children's
clothing and reading matter regularly
IL NEED OF HELP
The president Of Manhattan branch No. il makes
a plea for assistance for poor widow in whom
( her members are interested. This unfortunate
woman has brain fever, and there are five small
children. The branch has found woman 70 wait
on the sick one, and branch member after her
work is done. goes in every evening and bathes
the children and puts them 20 he'd. II is hoped
that arrangements can be made to have the chill
dren cared for by some society and the mother
sent to a hospital In the mean time there must
be food provided. contribution from the
eency fund was forwarded Immediately but more
will be needed ice. milk and medicines must
be had for the sick woman
FLOWERS FOR HOSPITALS.
VIII some member please forward some garden
flowers to Miss Grace Paddinston. in the surgical
ward at Fordham Hospital, Fordham, n. Y.2 This
young woman has not walked for several years.
and some unexpected cheer from the world outside
the hospital would greatly delight her.
SUMMER SUNSHINE.
Miss Eleanor Booth. president OF the Coreo2sis
branch OF New Haven has extended her personal
sunshine work in very helpful way She invited
two members OF the Chelsea branch to be her
guests for two weeks. They are mother and
daughter, the latter being the breadwinner. This
Will mean much to humble dwellers in the city.
One week VIII be spent with Miss Booth in New
Haven and the other week at her shore home.
RESPONSES
L. A. D., of Brooklyn has responded to the re-
quest for the sxteen-year-old boy by sending 10
the office an excellent coat and vest Mrs Wood
ford. Of New Haven. will furnish some clothing
for the two little girls of two and fours years. Mrs
Payne, Of Sag Harbor. will forward the pages 20
Miss Bradley, of Alabama; E. B. B. of Brooklyn
contributes box OF pictures, etc. for the nursery
children OF South Ferry branch Other contribtI-
lions received were box of flowers from
Friends" in Port Chester n. Y; box of silks
rernnants for sewing class and magazines from
Miss Haviland Of Brooklyn; souvenir postals. from
! VI. H Peet OF Hammonton. N. J.: a pair of new
clippers and magazines from Miss Dennio Of