New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
WITNESSES.


whsrssoIs seeing we ar. cornrassed about With & 60
ssne. s.. s.pa .oe q s Stns's ..t before uH.b @ M
Oh. Go not deem that II matters not
How you live your life below:
II matters much 20 the needless crowd
That you 20 and fro;
For ali that is noble and high and goct
Kes influence the rest,
I And the world is better for every one
Who ia living at his best
-Marianna birmingham.
CHILDREN HELP CHILDREN.
etx little girls at Rockaway. y. J., gave show
yor the benefit Of the outing fund They sent 81 Q!
ste give trolley rides ten children. The names Of
ithses young contributors are Helen Berry. Alice
tHerTup. Annie Strait, Marion Tuttle, Marion
}yFfnget and Margaret Davies.
h REPORT OF DISTRICT PRESIDENT
Nrs. Lucy Thomas Guild. of Ischua, N Y. has
NeiwxYs been Of the most earnest Sunshine
fworkerr. and because of her zeal and enthusiasm
ehs was appointed district president by the state
president, with power TO organize branches The
result OF her endesvors reported by her is as
sxolows:
My work e. district president has been simply
ito talk with people. explaining the mission and
lsneihcds of the 7. s. s., with which have been
IN sympathy from its beginning. The Lfters' or
Fanized for benevolent work. and later after what
q could tell them, they asked 20 form the T. s. s.
"A few weeks efterward company OF women at
iAbbotts formed society. asking ne to act as
president After eIecting officers unanimous vote
decided that We ask the Tribune Sunshine Society
TO accept us Unity Branch In November. 1906
freveral young girls from neighhoring school dis
trict met with me and we organized branch. now
known Golden Glow Branch. In March, 1907.
assisted in forming Good Cheer Branch, at Iscnua
We have red tape in our work. require each
secretary 10 keep the rules OF the Tribune Sun
shine Society in her book. and TO ask each pros
pective member TO read its purposes. The branches
all elected 10 do home work first, but the work now
extends over a large territory. and sunshine in
many forms is distributed TO the poor the sick and
The unfortunate"
FIRST TROLLEY PARTY.
The first Sunshine trolley party Of the season
VII. go 10 Fort George June 20. under the care
iof Mrs. Frick. who assisted so many times last
year in taking out parties for the T s. S. The
lcsrfsre for the party has been provided by Mrs.
The 81 for ice cream and rides OF the merry-go-
sround will be supplied from the outing fund at the
ieeneral once.
CoNsUMPTIvE MAN.
The young workingrnan with consumption who
~'ss assisted 10 80 20 Arizona some months ago
ss very much improved, and the doctor ad-
l>is.s that he corle East and remain during the
leKtrsme weather il is very hot there and the
fheat will prove detriment rather than a help
leome friends have contributed toward his trave-
sas expenses. but s15 more is needed to make him
comfortable II il IS necessary for him to go away
sTsin IN the fall. the T. S. g. Will recommend that
/ he be sent 10 the Nareoossee Fla) Sunshine Home.
II. ~il be with relatives during the summer. and
under no expense for board.
WAYS TO HELP.
A 7. S. s. member is anxious TO dispose of a
handsome India shawl. black centre. in good con-
dition IL cost S50, but Will be sold for $50 The
address Will be furnished al the Office. a Vermont
~shut-in" desires 20 sell pretty silk quilt she has
.ust finished in order 20 complete payment a
vince! chair she needs Some friends in her town
have given her SO toward the chair. She needs
SIS more.
viii those IN need of neat, clean furnished rooms,
with or without breakfast. please apply TO Miss
eeaton, No. sss Bedford avenue, Brooklyn.
CONTRIBUTIONS
Al express box containing excellent underwear.
invalid wrap and books came from Mrs. A d.
Pierce OF Brooklyn; materials for rug making
nnd underwear. from Mrs T. 81. Losee; reading
matter. from Red Hi, y. 2. shirtwaists for a
working woman, from "An Old Member; Guilt
materials, from Mrs. A. T.. Harsnd, OF Brooklyn;
silk pieces. from Bath, y. y; parcel OF books
and miscellaneous articles. without name.