New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14
BROOKLYNS ASSEMBLY BALL.
DANCING IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THE FUNDS TO GO TO CHARITY-HELpINs THE
TRAINING SCHOOL AND HOME FOR
YOUNG GIRLS,

YOUNG GIRLS.
Brooklyn has long been noted for Its many charities
and in April last the Training School and Home for
Young Girls was incorporated, with Malcolm T. Maine
as president and Mrs. Timothy L. Woodruff vice-pres
dent The object of the society Is to take charge OF
young girls Of fourteen fifteen, who leave orphan
asylums, and to provide for them home until they
take of themselves. The home in Livingston
ST. has twenty young girls who not only are provided
for but who receive a careful training
Last night the Charity Assembly for the beneht OF
the home held in the assembly rooms OF the
Academy Of Music The Art Association room, hand
somey decorated with Persian draperies and hangngs,
and with palms. ferns and Gala lilies served as re-
ccption and promenade-room. The asscmbly-room
decorated in the way, used for dancing. The
platform which Bernsteins orchestra played was
banked with growing plants and Gala lilies. Lamps with
silk shades threw soft light In every corner. In
the room between the reception and the ball room,
Marcs served buffet supper during the whole even
ing
The tickets cost SIS and $50 were sold. The list
OF patronesses and members of committees included:
Mrs. Alfred c. Barnes Mrs. Edward b Bartlett, Mrs.
Henry Beguelin, Mrs Robert D. Benedict, Mrs Frank
L. Babbott. Mrs. William II. Bennett. Mrs. Henry d.
Bowers Mrs. Henry D. Brookmsn Mrs. David A. Body,
Mrs. Alfred c. Chaplin Mrs. Flamen B. Gambler, Mrs.
Alfred A. Calhoun, Mrs. William d. GARRISON Mrs.
GEORGE Copeland Mrs. Francis E. Dodge, Mrs Samuel b.
puryea Mrs Henry T. Finch, Mrs. John Glib, Mrs.
william w. Goodrich Mrs. William II. Lyon Mrs Alfred
f. Lamb Mrs. Eugene l.. Maxwell Mrs Malcolm I.
Maine Mrs. Charles T.. Manchester, Mrs. Charles +.
Nancy, Mrs. Frederick l.. Mathews Mrs James A.
Mcrwin Mrs Jeremiah V. Meserole, Mrs. Charles A.
Moore Mrs Frederic T. Parsons, Mrs George r. Furdy'
Mrs Charles Rckerson. Mrs. Clarence A. RYDER Mrs.
Charles A. Schieren Mrs. Henry Sheldon Mrs william
c. speman, Mrs James S. Suydam Mrs. John Ihallon'
Mrs. Benjamin F. Valentine, Mrs Franklin woodruff
Committee OF Arrangemen,s-Mrs Timothy L. WOODRUFF
chairman Mrs Theodore Conrow, Mrs. James E. Hayes
Mrs. Edward B. Jordan, Mrs Thomas f. Pearsall.
Reception Commttee-James E. Hayes, chairman; DAWN
A. Booty, Babbott, Edward B. Bartlett Alircd
c. Chaplin Theodore Conrow, Henry T. Finch Edward Is.
Joidan Alfred f.. Lamb Charles A. Moore, Charles E
Manchester Charles z. Manney, William H. Male Mall
colin T. Maine, jeremiah V. Meseroe. Frederic T. Par
sons Thomas f. Pcarsal George f. Purdy, Charles l..
Rickerson William w. Rossiter, Clarence A. Ryder Au'
gustus Storrs Charles \. Scheren, James A. Suydam'
Stewart l.. Woodford. Mark ID. Wilbur
Floor Commlttec--Tmothy l.. Woodruff. chairman:
Henry L Body, Milton Beames, Jonathan Buckley j.
Barton Cruik-hank, Norman ). Dixie. Lucus l.. Hayes
Harris McKecver James NJ Martin Halock X Maine X.
Burnham MoIatt Malgs, Andrew j. Peters, Fred
erck j. Pearsal Frank j. Parmeee. Arthur W. Pereze.
William A. Read, Alexander J. Sheldon Maurice simon.
ton Alfred sm.thers, Christopher D. Smlthers wyllys
Terry. William A. Taylor L. j. Vernon. Robert X
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