New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-11
YORK or THE UNIVERSITY SETTLEMENT
PROMINENT EDUCATORS INTERESTED IN IT
RLECrING OFFICERS.

PROMINENT EDUCATORS INTERESTED IN II
FLECrING OFFICERS.
J. w. Alexander called to order last night Mt the
buckingham Hotel the annual meeting OF the mehi'
bers of the University Settlement and those unforeseen
I'm the work. There present EVert D. Wehdei''
the Rev. Arthur Brooks, W. Thatcher, DR.. thompson
g. W. Lorrain, L. +. COnant, Frank j. Goodehough'
Frank L. Abbott, l.. Cogg, J. =. Morgan, lr.' MIS-.
Henry Willard, Miss Willard, l.. T. Verellier, IL. n.
Harrison. j. b. Glider, G. W. Torner. william III.
Voucher H. r. Gilbert s. ii. Ordway, b. kelth'
O. s. Isaacs, W. A. Hills. W. Pasldns, F. j. harKih'
Gilmer Thompson, J. j. Chapman, w. d. fechnaa'
q. r. Hariy Mrs. Caldwell, Miss Caldwell, James A.
Alexander A. c. Benham p. J. Mosenhot, D. H. ny
S, PolletEu-, o. g. Jennings, W. H. Parsons |rp Y. liz
Sheriff., W. p. Hocombc, T. d. Bacon ). " Tres
we'll the Rev Theodore Williams, james H. slehled'
7 Nee GoodaIe, Osgood Smith, A. c. Judson, Philip
& Mather Eugene NJ. Fitzgerald, F. ". Chaplin Charles
G. Marshall, NJ, A. Kursheodt, Miss Bertha Johnson
Mrs Brandeis, II. +. Deming, Alfred b. Mason, seth
Low. r. ". Glider, Edmont Murray, T. +. Turner
s. II. Coin. Reginald sayre, T. L. Weinberg f. H.
Cook, Mrs. A. S. Richardson, Dr. George H. Neeu''ah'
william sage, Gustave Legras and Henry Holt
For members Of the council the following were
unanimously elected Henry Holt, YALE James H.
sheffield. Yale: Evert J. Wendell jrr Harvard John
r. Pine Columbia Alanson T. Enos, Princeton; Samuel
II. Oriway Brown; Frank L. Babbott. Amherst; +. >.
Goodenough, Amherst II. r. Bowker, college OF CS vi
New.Yorlt p J. Mosenthal, College CT City OF New
York William s. Opdycke, University OF City OF New
York Joseph b. Glider, Naval Academy ana MIS-
Henry Willard. This council will elect two moro
members to assist them in their abors, and they VIII
have general charge Of all the finances and work OF
the guild.
Seth Low related his observations OF the workings
OF the parent guild tho first Of the university
settlements ever established.
j. MEG Goodale briefly outlined the work that had
been carried on quietly for the last four years IN this
city, The house is now at No. 14l Forsyth-st, and
the work is similar to that done at the WOman's Col
lege settlement in Rlvlngton-st. Two men live In the
house and keep 1t open at all times; instruction
given in cooking and sewing TO classes OF thirty or
forty: more than 900 are availng themselves OF
these opportunities and about twenty-five men and
women are giving their services teachers.
Other addresses were made By the Rev. Theodore
C. Williams and John b. Pine who said the member
ship Of the guild was now nearly 600. r. W. Glider
said that q similar club being formed In PhIa-
delphia After the meeting adjourned the council
elected these oeer Char% sany b 81 ME
urer, A. G. Bernheim vice presidents, Merrill r.
Gates president OF Amherst Daniel g Gilman, pSi'
dent OF Johns Hopkins: CHARLES s. FaIchiid ), W.
Alexander and Carl SchurZ. IL was said that presi-
dent Eliot OF Harvard President Dwight OF Yale
President Franklin Carter. of Williams: President
Adams of Cornell and other prominent educators
wished to be Identified with the work.