New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
FROM PINCUSBIONS TO SILVER TE4POTs.
4 FAIR IN AID or THE cHILDREN's FcLD AT
TIE HOTEL BRUNSWICK.

THE HOTEL BRUNSWICK.
The ballroom OF The Hotel Brunswick was Yesterday
transformed into Il bazar, where everything from pm
cushions to silver teapots, sold in aid OF tie
Childrens Fold, Tor which institution the proceeds
of the bazar will form a fund for the erection OF
suitable buildings In the evening Bernscms Or
chestra played in the balcony. The stands where
flowers and silverwarc were sold were especially
brilliant, and were presided over by welEknown
women Among them were Miss sallie Harsous, Miss
Emile Petit Miss Natalie Post. Miss Camilla Moss,
Miss Ida Boyd. Miss \. w. Martin, Mrs : j. Penni-
man, Mrs. T. b. Kent and Miss sallic Brown
Following are the patroncsses, many Of whom were
present:
. Mrs Thomas N. Peters, Mrs Abram 5. Hewitt; Mrs.
F. Ellery Anderson, Mrs. Thomas Ku'tcr, Mrs. Wood
Reed, hrS James Hartman, Mrs. George I. honpc'
Mrs, John II. Draper, Mrs: Fisher Johnson Mis-
Kent, Mrs AugUste Richard. Mrs Charles Der. Hunt
Mrs William Harrison, Mrs. Ira y MP MS. Henry :.
Rudolph Schirmcr. Mrs. ' Richard Arnold Mrs Charles
Adams. Mrs. g. ID. Bayald, Mrs td"aru W. bi""h'
Mrs Ethan Allen. Mrs. NJ. Brnndase' Mr.: +; Con-
stable Mrs William Perry, Mrs. Frederic ooQdiGsc'
Mrs. O. w. Randall, Mr,. Herman {. schwao, Mrs.
John DeRuytcr Mrs: Chcslcy RchardSo9; MIS-, ); D.
slocum, Mrs. Elijah Ward, MS Enos T. Throop, MIS-:
T.. j. Pattison. Mrs. stephen p Nash, Mis-: Fanny
Barrow: Mrs. Alexander Maclsy smith; Mrs. NJ Ioh'
Mrs. W. G.. Langdon. Mrs Caltncc :: Day: Mr.:
John c. Parker, Mrs william +. Peters Mrs.. Howard Howard
Mrs F. ''N El me- rT" MR.. J. D. Flower Mrs.
J. Nelson Borand jr, Mrs. Frederick j. De PeN ser.
Mrs. W. A. Haines. Mrs. a. r. whitney MIS-. ienrH
+. spauding Mrs. Il. ". Aborn, MIS-. X r. war
Mrs. IL. 5. Deas, Mrs. Hugh L. Cole, IrS H. IL I'm.
mann, Mrs. George Montague. Mrs. JOln X hu.t'r'
Mrs. c. y. smith. Mrs. Charles y Johnson MIs'
Grant Wilson, Mrs. L. :. Kneyas, MIS- Jamcs Io.i
Mrs. Alexander Sty er. Mrs. Walter SiNlNcr MIS- !.
Stcen Mrs. James Z. Ware Mrs Frederick r. Ealiaru'
Mrs. ID. Il. Whitlock. Mrs. Charles +. tirA, Mr-'
r. VI. Chceseman. Mrs r. y. Bourne Mfs. OyTus
Clark Mrs. NJ. C. Leicrt-. Mrs. : j. fch ninah MI
Martin T.. Green. Mrs. Horace WALDO: MIS- g.. IA
schichcln. Mrs. Il. f. Backus. Mrs. VI. f. btylies'
Mrs. A. Kennedy. Mrs. Joseph Craig MIS- Vharies =
Cassidy, Mrs F. NJ Williams. Mrs g. l.. InErIanl.
Miss : Il. c. Furniss. Miss \. ": Martin. MISS MAY
r. Calender. Miss j. T. Draper Ms. Frames refer,
Miss Gertrude Z. Geer. Miss f. 'otheal' MIS- , Xxx"
De Forest. Miss Evclinc :. Parker Mis- +. r, Nini
Chauncey. Miss :. ;. Richmond Miss >pa,hs, MS
: i. Cabus. Miss May B. TOusey, MISS = NJ bl0oi'
good, Miss Jnlia T. Peters.
The patrons were the Rev. T. NJ. Peters, ex-Mayor
Hewitt William Alexander smith. James Pott, f. j.
Pattison W. NJ. Kncsland. Benjamin II. Field, W. X
Peters. w. c. Langdon. II. c. Temann. H. C. Won
Post, II. J. Cammann. the Rev. Arthur lrookS'
W. Harold Brown. George {. kohhc Alexander J..
Van Nest. II. c. Schwab. c. \. IlbbctS Eon,rt r.
euckey. Arthur T.. Batcman. {. W. Maury; !honas
Ruttcr. T. Is. Kent. II. T. SpauldnS isaac /. NaT'ih
Edward NJ Brown ald Il. y. Ware. .
The fair will continue for five days ana II Neslcr-
day is any criterion, will he success Tor every one
who visited the place bought something, ana most or
them read their fortunes in the mage daisies offered
for sale.