New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
REQUESTS

Nile Annie NJ Nor. is. OF 20. - IVES,
Pitt street Bedford. Perm. IS an invalid
member. who does different kinds o. wool
fame work wui.h she is anxious to sci.
az sire needs the money. Hes widowed
sister who cares FOR hes, ra beer ill. 80
the need Of he'll las become more uTgsn.
thar usually She has a ~houIde- shawl.
bedroom SHOES CNos aud o. infar.s'
socks. etc
A Michigan "sHut-in'- LasCz = black
dress rather large size Master Palmer T..
Wertz living at O'hsneys-illc. Bedford
county, PENN Is % little BOY for whom
cheer is requested lie has suffered from
an operation on both legs VIII some OF
the sunshine boys and girls send biHc
sunny greetings 4 bright German boz
eleven years old. in West eth street. needs
shoes badly, and SiI 5e unhappy II ne Is
obliged 10 remain away rom school
A branch president is trying many ways
10 secure sufficient money TO start a needy
family an a smell business BY means OF
which the father may be able TO support
the family. as he is not able 20 do hard
work There a. eight children and only
one OLD enough 20 NO6k There ia daily
fear IA the minis OF the parents that their
children ma be taken from them. and
they are wi ling % work early and late 10
prevent u,h a misfortune. Some money
has already been supplied but more Is
needed to carry out this Sunshine effort
OF helping these people 70 help themselves.
Mrs. Fannie Losce. the blind member at
80. 50 Shetuckst street. Norwich Conn.,. il
much disappointed that only one member
responded to her request for wool. She
likes 20 knit, and then pass on the articles
a. sunshine gifts.
Mrs u. ; Carpenter. a Vermont branch
president. asks that Dostals and letters Dc
sent 70 Harry Hutchiugs Middletovn Spa.
VT, who Is recovering from typhoid fever
some years ago. when he had broken
arm. many T : 5. members made his
shut-iT- days bright and CHEEKY by their
messages. and repetition Of this kindness
will De blessing TO him now
Mrs Emma ) Bromide, vino lived dur
ing the winter at Westerly. r. l.. has
moved bacK 10 her little home at Cla-ks
Falls Conn. VIII those who send her
magazines please note the change or sd-
dress
Mrs Kiborn. Of Manhattan. has con-
tributed twe1-y-four Easter baskets hIlsd
with chickens and eggs for little sun
shine folk. Mrs. 3. has sent a special in
memOriam gift for a little bOy seven wears
old This was forwarded 70 a crippled BOY
in Virginia. \ package or clothing came
from Mrs HoagIand, bathrobs. from 5.
G.. 5 of BrooIyn a linen suit. hats and
trimmings. from EuenvilIe. y Y. Easter
cards from Morristown. y. J.. also from
Mrs. Heard of Manhattan: muffiers. from
Mrs. Lyle; picture puzzles. from Miss
Henry. of MOrristOwn. y J.. cards and
pictures. from Miss Lindsey. Of Washing
ton. postcard album from Mrs Hedges. OF
Norv .cF Conn three pairs u shoes. skiri
and collars. from M; an express box
diIeG with pretty raper rosebGds tied in
small clusters with ribbon and perfuned.
10 be given 70 the Hospital for Crippled Chill
dren as Easter greetings. from Miss SHAY
% Pasadena. cal helpful gift OF Easter
cards in envelopes for mailing was also
sent by Miss Shay. pictures from Mrs.
Mansfield leaflets from Miss Ward: an
vpress box o. aids. booklets. Jeveiry.
articles OF clothing and pictures. from Mrs.
Ralch. Of Clifton Springs y T.. fancy
neckwear. from Miss Boughman. OF Hli-
nois. handkerchief and paper dolls. from
Mrs : Draper, a box OF cards from Mrs
Robert g.. Remseu. silks. from j. Bennett.
new Easter postals from ;. ;. 3, OF Man
haitian. booklets and cards. without name.
paper dolls. from Alice Williams. OF Mauch
C'hurS penn. ~ new Easter p0staIs, witt
ou- nam, six fancy Easter eggs nlled with
ANDY. from Mrs lfamiN. OF DObbs Ferry,
bound books, magazines etc. from BinS-
EamroU and q box Of fancy work material.