New-York tribune., 1908-03-10
HON. 70 ADDRESS THE T. 5. 5.

HOW TO ADDRESS THE T. :. :.
All letters and packages intended for the T 5. 6.
should be addressed TO the Tribune Sunshine So
ciety Tribune Building. New York City II the
abcNs address is carefully observed. communica-
Tons intended 7. S. s Will be less likely 10
30 astray. The Tribune Sunshine Society has no
connection with any other organization or pub
,,cation using the word Sunshine All checks
and money orders should be made payable TO the
Tribune Sunshine Society
ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting and luncheon of the Tribune
sunshine Society will be held May O. al the
Hotel Astor This early notice is given that
bers may reserve this date and allow no other eIl-
xaeerTent TO interfere The business session Will ne
neld in the small ballroom in the morning, and the
luncheon and entertainment in the grand ballroom
in the afternoon.
BRANCH REPORT.
The report OF the treasurer OF the Old Short Hills
branch of New Jersey shows Z variety of beneG-
cent deeds done by young people in the na.ne
Of Sunshine The of SIS So has been collected.
oT which SCI s. has been expended as follows: FoE
Mr. Tstlock the ossifed man in Indiana, ST 80 was
expended: = crippled girl in Michigan. s.. trolley
r5des for JACOB Rns Settlement children SO
Thanksgiving fund. s. Christmas cheer for shut
ins~ SO: Little joey s.; a Virginia Sunshine
family s. and small sums local work, leaving
balance Of s.. IN the treasury
RESPONSE.
Miss Rankin or NewbuTs. y. =, always re
sronsi,c te The Sunshine requests. She will send
birthday greetings TO Mrs. Smith of Plainfield
X. J. and George o. Dresser. of Anbo". III.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Doesci, president OF the Willing Hand
branch sends many thanks for the box Of sun
shine received from the general cfce aistrihu
iion- Some the unfinished work will he com
pIeted for invalid member The pretty gifts
mace sunshine for little crippled girl. A warm
cost iast fitted a gir1-in fact. everything proved
helpfrl 10 somebody.
Nelson Mccartney. Of Clyiner Penn is grateful
70 :he friends who send him reading The
only forr1 diversion he has is readi1- he
hopes that lie viii mol be forgotten. his health
is much worse This winter and mis- crippled life is
specially sad and lonely.
A deserted mother in Manhattan gIeail; sppre-
the help given money and clothes foi her
s.lf children fIem the Office
Mrs Massey of Virginia, writes
60 not know how 10 thank you enough for tie
money, as Ne ale very needy Carlton has pee.
So are aroi- times hand indeed ITsf Gef,re.
your letter rs-ra w. nondcfiue what W, wen.
20 DO. The money lf;ed Il buIseE from my heart
j can Dow buy -four 'oI my children 10 have bread
thank yo4 1 50 i,. mrc9 Ia IN sl,ng M ME- Van Tal
s n5c= sal ~a1i. ant ---'' - Z ad - have IT,
RE1t-I:sr.
Piesiaenl ot ;he i. : : WI solne kina inembcr
OF tie society give i fellow member recipe for
making curran' -:i'.e- and also current shrub?
Ftider wood. Y = +. L ".
BAYS oF CHEER WANTED
The 3oesiaea, q t-r:noGt b-3ach asks for little
rays al cieerlo =laa5en fto life of a lonely widoyy
Her daUEl-e-- a Eo1Hs eighteen YEAR,
died two -.--rs ago. and Eer aged mother who
iiAed with lel. passed aasy wi.ilin wear. so sle
is left clone ia th. Norl2 ena owing 10 throat
trouble = confined 10 The house Magazines. souve-
nir pCzi+Is ~rl4i uco=E os fancy work would -
srecsnFs RTeattY pIiZeG. Tie address is Mrs MARY
u Lincoln. Nest Rutland. VI. Z. i. ID No. !.
Has an - copy OF MeEedith's novels. The
ordeal 81 Richard Fe"eral" Diana Of The
s-rosswaSs' 70 pass or % Mrs. sydney Evans.
Mo-ganton. X. c. ofs1he oldest T. g. : rnern-
teEs2 A copy Of the poem Over the Hills the
PoorhoUser IS requested ~ a New York State
rnenbrs. 4 pair % reading glasses Is needed for
an aged woman, seyeafy-sx years ole.