New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-04
CHRISTMAS TOYS FOR POOR CHILDREN
THE DISTRIBUTION TO BE MADE AT MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN.

THE DISTRIBUTION TO BE MADE AT MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN.
new organization has been formed with the name
Of the Christmas Society" Its objects are shown by
the following appeal
The Christmas Society has been organized for the
purpose of providing poor children of New with
The children Of The rich are given TOYS and pres;
Christmas. II is the object Of the society to afford
them opportunity TO give from their abundance 10
charitable institutions provide for nany. there arc
thousands entirely neglected at Christmas.
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from Others who more fortunate. and IL is believed
that it is only necessary to offer the suggestion and
provide means for the practical CARRYING out of tho
Should not only give, but learn to enjoy the giving
and to foster such sentiment the society has taken
and proposes to there distribute all the presents that
may be sent in.
All the lower part Of the house will be given to tho
The provide funds for rece sary expenses the boxes
ing VIII be sold for $40, and the seats In the galleries
The society has taken an Office in Madison Square
Garden for the reception Of gifts and transaction Of
general business. The Office Is now open. and the
gently requested that friends Of the movement will
send in their gifts possible the labor in
VOWED IN he classification Of presents ard the dStr-
celve them viii be very great
Please send all gifts and address all cOmmunica-
tons to Oliver Sumner Teall president the Madl-
son Square Garden
Checks should be made payable to nspenard Stew
All contributions Of presents and subscriptions for
boxes and seats viii be acknowledged In the public
The Christmas Society only undertakes to mako
eectual the goodwill If one class Of children toward
another class not fortunate and will be limited in
the extent Of Us good work by the amount Of assistance
received from h0se who able and willing 10 give.
Trusting our appeal will receive hearty and gen.
response, we remain. on behalf Of the society,
OLIVER SUMNER TEALL, President
LISPENARD STEWART. Treasurer,
HERBERT L. SATTERLEE, Secretary.
Following is the list Of patronesses Mrs. Aston
Mrs. John f. Alexandra. Mrs. Heber r. Bishop, Mrs
D. Wolfe Bishop Mrs. Cornelius N. Bliss, Mrs. George
s. Bowdoin, Mrs. l. Townsend Burden, Mrs II.
lie Grand Cannon, Mrs. Andrew Carnegie Mrs. Henry
c. Chapman, Mrs Henry Clews, Mrs S. Van Rensselaer,
Cruger Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew. Mrs. J. De Ruyter
Mrs. Elisha Dyer, jr, Mrs Arthur VI. Dodge. Mrs
Henry p. Eggleston, Mrs William II. Fearing, Mrs.
Nicholas Fish. Mrs Charles G. Francklyn, Mrs. John
Lyon Gardiner, Mrs. ogden Goelet Mrs. william A.
IIaines. Mrs Richard Irwin Mrs. Adrian Iseln, IT,,
Mrs. William Jay Mrs. Frederick X. JONES' Mrs J.
Frederick Kemochan, Mrs. James p. Kernochan, Mrs.
Francis F. Kinncutt Mrs Charles Lanier Mrs Adolph
Ladsnburr Mrs. Alexander J. Forbcs-Lelth, Mrs Rob
ert Edward Livingston Mrs. John A. LOwery, Mrs.
Ward McAlllster, Mrs Robert y. Mlnturn Mrs. Henry
NlcOll, Mrs. Edward OOthOut, Mrs. Herman Oerlchs,
Mrs. Edward ClarksOn Potter, Mrs. Arthur Randolph,
w Emlen Roosevelt; Mrs; George Is. satterlee, Mrs.
+. Leroy SatteFlee Mrs William SohemerhOrn. Mrs.
George s scott Mrs: william M, Rhneander stewart,
Mrs. william Douglas sloane, Mrs Arson Phelps
stokes, MS Frank x sturgis, Mrs. oliver sumner
bury, Mrs. W. Seward Webb, Mrs. W. f. Wharton
Mrs. william c. Whitney. Mrs. VI. Orme Wilson Mrs
Edgerton f. Winthrop, Mrs. Frank Spencer Wltherbee