New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
HEADY FOE 7HE DOLL CAENITAL.
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED CHILDREN TO RFfE1VF
BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
AFTER THE EXHIBITION.

AFTER THE EXHIBITION.
The Charity Doll show will begin 70 morrow IN tho
Judge Building at Fithavc. and sixteenth i. "
10 O'Clock the judges Will meet 10 award the three
prizes and the public will n welcomed I'm the evening
The two large rooms arc beautifully and the
more than 300 dolls, all cataoeed and many Of them
photographed displayed In the moot effective ma
ncr possible Nearly 200 dressed hy the Normal
College students; TIE friends Of Hope Chapel n Ia
Fourth-st dressed 200 and fifty more designed for
the girl, OF this sunday school have been made rcady
for them b. Nj, Farrngton', school. The Oakc, at
Lakewood. y J. M. Harrison IA, dressed one t1ll
and several other ladies in Washington have assisted
in the enterprise. a. have also Nr-. Cleveland, NJ.
Depcw Mr.. George !. Gould. Mr.. Kendall Mr.. John
stewart and many other Indies well known iu t'c
spisl lie Of New YORK. After the exhibition close,
most Of the doll, Will be given 10 poor children.
Mr.. j Have, Percy. who ha- had charge 81 ms
enterprise from the beginning Ia, had an uucu,Itlc
tax in sending tie doll, al over TIE Uutci states
and 20 Canada. keeping tr,pa Of ,hcu. Directing
mistake, and trying - please cv,~yLony. she hto
just received four dolls from Denver. dressed by
old lady her dolls dr,--c,i -iNtv year ago.
Many circle, Of King Daughters have Joined heartily
n this labor - love. one doll Ina. come t.ro--
tir; -cd. accompanied by letter 'rum Madame
Albany Eye who with her -sier La made Tire entire
costume. Tho following is AN Inventory Of the
doll'- wardrob y pale pink ak jersey combination,
Il pair 81 Nlf"'t- 81 III" lifIi UIIiiI'i f'' i'-''
Na"ncienuc> lace Insertion. and punk ribbon. choml-c
OF nuc French lawn. also trimmed with real Nal"u
cicnne. Insertion. and PINK ribbons SIR flannel pc
coat trimmed with IOrchOn lace hit, -lh pc'tc"a
with six pedngs, edged with real NalcnGcnn"- Xix
stockings six elastic garter trimmed with bow, 81
white ribbon. white and gold brocad" hoe, made hy
the celebrated shoemaker Hoybopf. Venetian drc,-
Of rich white satin and gold brocade. opening over
urdcrress o. red ,ai Zoo, tr mined win old Italian
lace and an and e. tcf If
red velvet, trimmed with gold and pearl long iuIlc
veil, and tho celebrated Handkerchief al lh muslin
Instead Of the traditional blue on the emblem "f
tho first przc-w winner. pink viii be used. violet VIII
represent the second prize, and blue the thiid. Bc,dc
the dolls there Will be attractive mu,cal programme
each day, furnished by the Beacon Orchestral club. Of
Boston. under the leadership Of Miss sherman. The
patronr,.es incudc Mr.. benjamin Harrison. Mr.
Levi i. Morton, Mr.. George IDger 'aulcid Mr.. {. j.
Chandler. Mr.. George l.. Cheney. Mr. William g.
Choatc, Mr.. J. >chuylcr Crownn7hcId Mir 'cpIc +.
Could Mrs. David H. Greer Nj. ,ducy Harris. Mr..
Russell Harrison, Mr.. Richard irwin, IT,, MI. Van
Rensselaer, Crugcr, Mi. +. K. Jones, Mr.. Iolu g..
Curtis, Mrs j. llampden Eobb, Mr. Chauuc.y VI.
Depcv, Mrs. John stewart. Mr.. Il. If. Derby Hr-.
Oliver SUMNER Teal, Mr.. Il. +. Dyer. Mrs Johg KING
Van Rensselaer, MI. Garncr ard MI H. T.. VOORHEES,.
The Judges Mr.. y. j. ArAcn, Mi, sara NJ Blood
good Mrs. Mortimer Brown Mr.. ',eors. t. Cheney.
Mr. William g. ChDatc, Mr.. Eugene Clarh Mr..
Jefferson tliIk, MIS- Jph a '"'hciI, MI ~'hu} Ter
CroWnin -hicld. MIS-. lIolbrook Cu1i, M, John g..
Curtis, Mr.. Chaunccy VI. Dcp,w. Mr.. r. II. Derby.
Mr.. II. ". Everett, Mrs. \. l.. De frccc. Mr.
Gardner, Mr.. George H. Could Nj. David H. t,rccr
Mr.. Russell Harrison. Mr.. G-on Mr., Richard
Irwin. IT,. Mrs. T. Il. Jon-s. Mrs M,hg, kendall Mr.
Dauicl Lord Nil, Isabella Macy Mr.. Mlllon. Mr..
Robert V Mchm. Mr.. Archer Ncvln- Marin Mr..
A. VI. Palmer, Mrs. Van Ias,cl Palmer Nj. IS ".
Pussy, Mis- H. Y. Eau>om, Mrs. sidney I0,cnf.ld Mr..
Lcroy >attcrlce Mrs. Henry Wright Shelton. Mr.. john
stewart. Mr.. Dwight Townsend aud Mrs. John king
Van Rensselaer,.