New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13

the queen herself, who was most gracious and
charming, and said that she would herself form the
committees and superintend their work she will
be the royal patroness Of the committee. The
Countess Of Flanders, whom saw later. viii be the
President OF Honor and Nine. De Dcntcrghem. most
brilliant and intellectual woman will be the active
president
"The Princess de Caraman -Chlmav. will be at t.e
head Of the phianthroplc section. and will send an
illustration OF their celebrated Ecole Menegeres where
children are taught to cook and wash and iron and
do housewora and are trained for domestic service
met also the Minister Of Foreign Affairs and various
officials who were all very smuch Interested and
n"nmlscd 10 DO every thing to aid the committee Of
Inc English committees are said TO be the best ever
formed In that country combining political. financial
| and social influence. The women are all experts in
the various lines of work they have TO carry and
am looking forward TO something that is most telling
| from the English exhibit. The Queen is the patroness
dent, and among It's members are the Marchioness Of
salisbury Duchess OF A6ercorn. Duchess of BEDFORD
set. Lady Aoerdeen, Lady Jeune, the Baroness Bur
dett Coutts Lady Henry Grosyenor. Lady Ages ,SS
The Pancoss Christian. Lady Henry GrOsyenSr
needle work exhibit Baroness Burdett- Coutts Of the
charities and philanthropes: Lady Aberdeen Of TIE
MIS-. Carmichael, Of the indian committee; Mrs Few.
cett Of the educational exhibit: Mrs. Bedford Fen;
Lady Eofe,ts and Mis- Webster Of the hanaIclaf,s
1T has been effort In country 10 securc
for the committees the most representative women,
who would bring the greatest amonn, Of inhnsce 70
the work. 1t Is necessary in public matters 70 move
selves fell % interest unless the upper classes
interest in the exhibit they Want 70 please md
have things that VIII tempt hcm N NOR iS Ina Goods a
There have been very unpleasant episodes IN
connection with previous Expeditions in our conn ul
eign exhibitors have been seized and sold to deira
the costs Of the Exposition. so that IT Is nsce, c
eSnmen' to take tie Ard .Now az inter
rea and Of 'ef thei ia own ine arce
In reply to the reporters inGm as TO E wefG
Mira Palmer replied oh YES; met win n, ,se lWl
iii Of Ine Ga nen n'S Of s
Committees Sn The trained nurses aud hospital eX,
hbt Is asking for about 6oXoo Feet es %Sn' to
paying patients such they provide IN various hn.
hospitals and they want 70 show also all 81 ia ner
invented by woman, the best in use they S T,i
have tained nurse IN her costume ana give
Lad, Burdett Conts is extremely interested in the
work Of her , M, .s ana heads as o how she
summarize all Of tho. work TINT is going on ~ ag
@ Of N zeal lG and a 'o of ntcr.s The thought that
have tried TO give to all committees IL, una, We i
our building, neither have they an unlimited amount
Of money TO spend, and coiseq1el,y @i0m
and individual rather than 10 send mass WHICH
would be only repetition Of other exhibits that Noti1
no made For this reason England Will MAKE Spc,ihi
note OF her training schools for nurses ana hosltaI
work which they consider IS better done IN ller
country than anywhere else In the world i'eisuW
OF her Ecoe Menegeres: Germany q her scho is ot
similar nature which touch all problems OF domsuc
economy etc This will secure variety. and the com
porison Of the best that is done In each country anu
make the exhibit which can be STUDIED WIN great
profit by all the world. F.. III
aJherc Is so much which might be sent RON clri'
ccs ~ decide what /, absolutely the best, and the
ladies are taking hold OF the problems that are pre-
Sentcd 10 them in fr most practical and thonghtll
way I hope that we on our side Of the water may
moi be Indifferent and sluggish. and find Mt the last
moment that we are far surpassed III pfacuc ia''c'
Inv the women Of the Old World