New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23
ASSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEF OF
AGED INDECENT FEMALES.

Tie Forty second Anniversary OF the Associ stisa
for TIE Re lief of Respectable Aged iodiseat Females
was held Yesterday afternoon, q. he Home la Esse
Twentieth ,t-,ct between Second and Third avenues.
The xer Cisco were commenced at noon, with prayer
by ID. Rev Mr.. Thompson; after which tbs annual
Report wa read by the Rev. NJ. SUMMERS.
Tbs rport saws:
To that All wise and most merciiul Father tribute
of hanks from thi- Association Us pc uhary DUE Tie
ptospeTed the erdeavor Of His servants when early
In isli few in number and without the beBeit OF oxau,-
pie to the appreciation OF some to en-
courage from whom e had hOpei for ASSIST snoe they
set out upon entirely new PROJECT IL was tooushs
n.edless nv MAJ " some consd. red The Aims House
spfcisn t provision But The Lord regarded with a.
mediation tie purpose and effort OF His servants To
provide for ~: ses poor AM his ecod hand guiaod
Them sud tbIou gh all difficulties RACED up
apo multiplied resources, until, in Ills good ume TINS
comuoJous house was built ~herein noary 100 per-
sot are provided for ~ OF these are the pensonesi
tie Others are our highly valued Marion and the nec-
essery aids employed
number of pensioners varying from 20 go and oon-
sl.utnp the same o-ss OF our fellow oinzeus a. moss
witsin the Asyum-rcspectsble aget iemhes-Te re-
heved without. Wher.v.r they may find d~eiiog-
plaDe DO It with friend q relative poor likewise, %
stranger or sometimes in their own hired apartment
there The Managers visit them, contributing to their
o. ssties monthly ale for SIX seven and someu aes
eight tbs in the year. according TO the abiiues o.
very than kuly uceived. When their necessities DO
,me urgent and they have desire I, cone into the
Asylum they are proposed 10 tue Com nittee Tor Ap.
pcsiio, q; and, approved by them. they enter whea
a yacai cy occurs. L. 10 not often that our out-0o0f
customers apply for sdmtaoce; they seem 20 prefer
occupy ng heir Own little home, ,wever homely 70
msy be-, ond managing for tbom@oves, with the aid
they receive, as long as possible, 10 uyhR new
experiment by becoming members OF so large .
family Iu addition 10 the pecuniarY assistance az
iord'd to tbese worthy women, they are supplied
by u Soc eys valuable auxiliary "a the cold wesh@
advance with Sufficient M aber oil YARN and sui.e-
BILE garments adapted 10 their need The AssociatiSu
take this 90 asiOn to express their lively ssnse OF tho
in pOrta services of this their old aud fa hfal ays
which foi Thirty three years h8s been uDremt0g and
succeesful in its endeavos 70 procure the mate
rals and provide garments for our pensioners already
made up excepting In instances where, tue material
being furnished, they were able 10 make Tor then
selves, We acknowledge our Indebtedness 70 tbeso
lsoes for $40 gymens sheets, and two pairs OF
shoes bestowed during the past year. we nope they
will continue their good and useful work while We esll
have LIST Of out door pensioners 10 Teheve; ana nn
she who is and for the last tscIty four years has
beep their honored First Direcress will be able 70
sustain her position In IL. The parent society have
felt urh res ret IN being recently constrained To accept
her re-jg nation OF active leadership with i Board
Another valuable member Of this Association, our
efficient second duectess has been dsab ed for more
than eighteen tbs past from taking any part In is
Management. We are happy 10 state however, th6
recent accounts have been favorable that 1t seems
not improbable she may again resume her scat la n
conncils
There has been DO epdemical sickness OF any kind
10 u Ay um during the pas year althoukh there ha9
been much sckDess ano suffering with grsaS
iD6Imiy Of bOcy ana mind which have been termed
the diseases Of old age. The whole number OF deafns
that have occurred throughout the y'afs nins Ihsr
ages W 70 as follows; g. 10 70, H. ~ 49, 80, 30, w.
By The Treasurers report appears that tho sum Of
sis 800 SO was expended during the past yex.
1922 a Of the smount having beea paid for provi-
iors and Medicines
The following officers were elected for tho ensuing
year:
Mr. Arns Inns, Frs Dir.ete.' Mrs. 0eors: siIsn ss
Antwerp s.cI.tGy; hra ~ beeAiey Rs,isteI h.:sess
Goldsmith, Mrs. John Campbell, Mrs 9. W. Oakley Mss
MsyDad. mn Il Lone, SIR. Rev Cha. q Somns@, Ma ).
Love, Ma J. B Col Ds. Mrs. WIN. B A.,or Mrs War.s
GsItsE ME- T. Dwalt Mrs Ais Child, NJ. s. A. cnaroh:
Hrs y D Aorrsn Hrs w Anderson hlss o.lstoh, M
NJ. a Bnns.rboof Mis-. NJ d. Maven, Nil A. r. Bsss Mss
a Gray MA,'Ts assnag es, I.oP''
Afer the election Of cfficers Mr.. summers deivored
40 address, which was listened to with me osep
osi at enuCn. ,..
lie audience was dismissed with beneeicuon.