New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-12
TIE CONvALESCENT HOME.


The Summit Convalescent Home, which, 1t is
estimated will be enriched by about 10000 Of
the proceeds Of the lecture is young institution
It was started three years ago as an auxiliary Of
the Ladies' Female Charity Association Of Newark
n ]. The full title of the Convalescent Home
organization is the Fresh-Ar and Convalcscent
Home Society OF Summit, y. j. The society aims
I'd benefit poor children and sick people, with the
former doing work similar to that performed by
The Tribune Fresh-Air Fund, and for the latter
providing bcalthful beautifully situated home
during. convalescence. The society takes patients
from the New.Yorl hospitals in the winter, be-
sides taking individual cases 1t works with ST.
Iuke's the New-YOrk Hospital, the Presbyterian,
the Hospital for the Ruptured and Cripples, ana
other city hospitals The finds derived from the
Stanley lecture will he used for permanent IN
vestment. The convalescent work is new In this
mart of the United States, and to % certain ex-
tent new in the whole country.
The following are the managers, associate mana
gers and life officers of the Convalescent Home'
many of whom were present:
Managers-Mrs. William 3. Crosby. Mrs william Lam, j.
George J. Geer Mrs EdwardS Gogorza Mrs. .S Ge %
Archer Archer" N. Maitin, Miss Sarah B. Mathews, Mrs
n Henry Moody, MIS-. Joseph D. FdlIier pr -. "a -
Iterson, jr., Miss Mary Pott, Mrs Norman schultz.
L. Trnslow Mrs. w. Whittredge. NJ,
Oftcers-Mrs. William II. DeForest president, Mrs'
Archer n. Martin vlcepresdent; Miss sarah h'
Mathews recording secretary; Mrs. J. u. Lyon, COT
res popdng secretary; Mrs George NJ Grant
Associate Managers-Mrs. J. +. Butterworlh, MT -
George Manley, Mrs. James Heard. Mrs CharSs D.
Grant Mrs. Charles ,. Lahrop Mrs E; sehSsree'
Mrs. G. W. Nicholas, Mrs. !. Pannenter. Mrs. a.
DnPary. Miss L. ". Osborne Miss l.. Raymond Mrs:
w. c. Hamilton. Mrs. j. T. Person. MS; B a,n
brakeman Mrs. II. II. Chittenden Mrs s. ". Torrey'
MS Jonathan Ode Mrs. Richard NJ Hunt Mrs.
Talbot Oliphant, Mrs. II. A. Dorman, mrs. a. ~
MASON Miss Melissa Atterbury, Miss L. T.. Nevns.
Miss NJ l.. Perlee, Miss Alice Lawrence, Dr. BeHery
Robinson Dr. George G. Peters, Dr. v. <. uphey
Dr. f. r. strges Mrs A. f. r. Martin MIS- T,n l.. H.
Mrs S. H. Little Mrs s: Edward Nash MIS- J Ner
miai Baker Mrs. N. Niles. Mrs. John Farr' n Mrs'
Parker Handy, Mrs H. Toler, Mrs. George ,,r BNSs
Mrs H. b. AuchincIoss, Mrs. ]. O. ogden, MIS- o.
COLGATE Mrs John Petit Mrs. George D. Mis- Mrs'
BENJAMIN Strong Mrs. W. G. Becchcr, Mrs. A. b.
Neergard Mrs. Frederick Crane - NJ, 7 y
Lie memberships. William f.. Dodge, MIS-. r.; =,
Mrs ". II. De Forest, Nrs. George NJ Grant Mrs
John ID. Lyon, Mrs. William i. Crosby, Mrs "A; u r.
LIBBY Mrs. Norman schultz Mrs: M Is. Smlth, Mr2
Emma c. Grant, Miss 5. p. Matthews, Mrs , ~: W
Djfiing,am, Mrs. A. Du Barry, Miss Tneresa GNsDy'
Mrs Edward Tr1lslOw, Mrs. Henderson, H. Il: person
Mrs George j. Geer Mrs. A. n. Martin, A. n. MaruI
W. l. Raymond J. F. Chamberlain, Charles b. Grsaht
George NJ Grant, Joseph s. Palmer, NJ: ~ ph
George w Nicholas, W. ID. sloane, Irving Scnnitn
W. G. wallace, Harold COggeshall, j. L. Buckley T. 4