New-York tribune., 1910-12-26

shine; to Mrs. and Miss Palmer, for their
supervision of the dances and to Emery
Gilgare for personal service.
Sunshine Benefit.
Mr.. Constantine VIII present his London
version Of Cinderella and the Enchanted
Castle" on Wednesday, December 2S, at the
Berkeley Theatre, No. 19 to % West 44th
street, for the benefit of the Ever Ready
branch Of the T. S. s.
Contributions.
The Christmas contribution of Mrs H
NJ. Kilborn, Of Manhattan, is always of the
most desirable kind and generous in guam
tity, and this years gifts were as follows
FTfty-f1ve Christmas boxes filed with candy;
twelve fancy baskets. with ribbon bows,
filed with cards: six sets OF new wool un-
derwear for children, one dozen pairs of
new stockings, eight games, twelve new
books three Christmas stockings, ten pock-1
etbooks, toys, cards. etc The barrel Of
Sunshine contributed by Mrs. Bovine, of
Flushing, Long Island, contained a liberal
supply of gifts for Christmas. such as
sweaters Shawls, caps, hoods, afghan, new
garments for little ones, cards. games etc.
Clothing came from Ludlow, n. j.; useful
gifts from S. c.. Stamford, Conn; dolls,
crayons, etc. from Ethel Laurence, of East
Arlington, Vt; stockings. handkerchiefs
and wristlets from NJ ]. G.. Of Bethlehem,
Penn; pictures from Mrs, Arbaugh. of
Saugerties, n. Y: box of excellent gifts
from Miss ]. Brink, of Middleton, N. Y;
two pairs of lovely bedroom shoes from
Mrs. Sherrerd Of Easton. Penn; silk bag
from Greenwich, Conn; shirtwaists fancy
collars and booklets. without name: cloth
ing for small boy from Fortress Monroe,
Va: mems clothing and playthings from
Mrs Crabbs, of Brooklyn; unfinished wool
work and cards from Mrs. Thompson, of
Rdgewood, n. c.; five bags for Little
Mothers from Mrs. Crowell. Of Brooklyn,
each one containing a dollie. two pairs of
new stockings. mttens, handkerchiefs, a
game book and a box of candy; baby shoes,
without a name; silk and velvet pieces
from e NJ. Judge; dolls from Alice Will
Jams: an express box filed with nuts.
canned fruits, packages OF dried fruits and
honey from Miss Tompkins. Of South
Orange. n. j.: pretty Christmas greetings
from Mrs S. S. Thurston, of Dover, \. II.
more than fifty new toys and games from
the Old Short Hills, n. j. branch; two fine
coats for women from D. and s., of Alpine,
\ 7. dainty greetings from Bessie Lewis,
of Copenhagen. n. Y; two warm muff1ers,
without a name; two hundred Christmas
cards and seventy books for children from
IT & Simons of Lakewood n. j.; childS
hood from Huntington, Long Island; cards
from Newburg, \. Y: clothing for French
teacher from Mrs. j. II. Raymond, OF |
BROOKLYN: dolls, from Mrs. o. g. Hunsdon f!
of New Rochelle: twelve artistic boxes of
candies. specially arranged for boys and |
girls by Miss Corinne Dillon, of Manhat- |
tan: handsome shoulder shawl, from Hart |
ford. Conn; beautiful holiday booklets and |
cards from Mr.. X. a box of clothing, |
fancy articles, cards, etc, from Middle |
town Springs (Vt) branch; fine doll. |
games and books, from Helen; mems |
clothing, from Mrs. Jerome Smith,: a box |
of holly and mistletoe, from the boys of |
the institute at Camp Hill, Ala: cards and |
booklets without a name cards. calen- |
dars and blotters. from Ithaca, n. Y; pict- |
ure puzzles, without name; ohildrens |
clothing 10 name: handsome booklets, |
from Miss Catherine Ensign. and a baby's |
afghan, as initiation fee for Mrs. Harry |
Ensign, of Kingston, n Y; seven dressed |
dolls and boxes of candy. from Swarth- |
more, Penn; ten new knitted face cloths |
from Miss N. Neil. of Brooklyn: clothing |
from Emma Jackson. OF White Plains. N |
Y; an extra fine suit of clothes and over
coat for the seventeen-ye old boy from
Walter Bonnett of New Rochelle; a pack
age OF books, cards, etc. from a New Jer-
sey member; two dolls. from NJ. s Heard
of NewburS. y. Y; mems clothing. from
Mrs Lucus NJ. Stanton, of West fist
street; toy books. skates. etc, from w r.
of Sag Harbor. Long Island: clothing.
views ana cards, from Mrs. H.; paper
dolls. from c. G. A, old linen. without a
name; box of beautiful Christmas gifts |
from T. D. T., of Manhattan: clothing |
dolls games and hooks. from Mrs t. ~
Brooklyn: cards. calendars. etc, from Irast
47th street; some very useful articles of
clothing, from Nyack. n. Y: cards and
postage, from, Miss Greene, of Brooklyn:
n box of lovely lin memoriam' gifts for |
a boy seven years old. from Elizabeth. N
j.: some fine clothing. from L. A. Han,iI |
ton. of Fifth avenue; six new shouIder
shawlS. twelve hoods. two aviation cans
and cards. from Mrs. Remsen, OF Manhat
tan: box of silk gifts. cards. etc, With
money for postage. without a name A reai |
Christmas box, as usual came from Mrs
Laphan,. OF Manhattan. There were eisrhtw
new gifts for children every one tiaa
with a ribbon. TO which was attached .
card holding a good wish. Dolls. bracao
let's. boxes OF candy stockings. mittens
transparent states. blocks. books ana ~.
of flowers and three new frocks for tss,
came from Mrs. Newhouse. H