New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
EOR THE WORLDS FAIR.
WORK OF THE wOMEN'S BOARD.
WHAT 1T rs DOING FOR THE EXHIBIT FkoN
THIS STATE.

WHAT TT rs DOING FOR THE EAhibiI f"0
THIS STATE.
Tho Wonan's Board OF Managers OF the Coumoi""
Exposjtion for the state OF New-iork heiu us S
on the morning and afternoon OF wednesday N's.
the cstal at Albany The reports OF the seven ''a''ie
! r,,ess shov tho amount OF work which has p'eh
acconnlishcd The Committee on PhnanthroPs'
which Mrs Arthur NJ Dodge Is chairman, Is composeu
| OF the following women Miss MARIA NJ Nv
Buffalo: Miss Annie Hanstrought, MISS AIM" a.
vclt Miss Caroline +. Dennis. oil A"pn"' "1 .,o
| rrsd.rflf y pelanv. Of Brooklyn, and they hase
arranged to give active exhibits, curing '"e DIN
=, ,h rxnoston ~ dov nurseries and training schooS
,or nursery maids kitchen gardens. under MISS E'''
| Huntington. and. they hope hndershr'ehS' n" u,
! exhibited In the Chlliren's Building IN rooi"' 0
| supplied and adapted for the purpose my
hone 10 arrange for an exhibit OF the peS, ""'p''''
systems in New-York City, with modci opcia'''o
| and trained nurses in attendance. mus '"e .n.,
undertaken by the Womens Board OF the ocs' h'e,aV''
! In thc care md education OF young chiur'" WI"
| Illustrated by the day nursery, Nhuefe"i"' or
,dtchen garden and will be the most important w"
| OF its kind carried by the state. Inc oo"n' 80
also gathering statistics throughout 'ne 9'"., VI
charities church and non.scctarian. managpd oy WOMEN
tn. COMMITTEE on Education. OF which MIS- fre".'
| n p.I,mv Is chairman Is doing good work unu''
| the direction Of Professor Lucy salmon Vi "''"
| College This exhibit Is TO be enureiS sno"" ~
chart, and folders The statistics OF 'his "'''',
| Is being arranged BY the eminent soans.i''
tssor Davis Dewey Of the School OF Iecnhoiosy' q.
po,ron. who pronounce It the most compete VI
its kind ever got together .
Tho Committee on W0man's Work IN Li'e'a|uie'
literary Climbs and the Press is also under tne oNa''
manship OF Mrs Bellamy che has succeeueu III in'c'
osna all the prominent literary women In the ''a'e
This exhibit Will be unique A., 49,
Miss Charlotte B. Arnold is chairman o. INC O'
mittee on Music and her work when finished VIII DC
a compete history OF music. as connected WIN "o"e"
| NJ IN. STATE ron the founding Of the coloneS'
Tho committee on Statistics. Of which Miss Anna
Roosevelt Is chairman, has done fine Work
ono Of the most Interesting exhibits to tho general
r,,huc viii be wax figures dressed In costumes from
the indian maiden and the time OF the funh fm s
dnvn 10 rho present day. The women Hh'hf 'noi -
NJ Ills work are some OF the social leaders ID "
~ Among them are Mrs. John AleNanare Mfs.
lillian Storr, Wells Mrs. George Parsons MISE Bcssle
Iynhh MISS Ives and Miss kandolph france haa ap'
rl,.d for an exhibition OF the same ciihcFT, anu nag
now oltnincd space that there VII 1e cnanoe
Tor conpefiion between the Paris and New iorh dress
makers. ,,.,,- an ho On. Coonla,
AN und.r the direction of Ms. frch"rcK ~ JNies
~ ;iis The men of the Board will cooperate but me
work * 10 b. done by women. iher' VIII also 70 d
Ism >hhition OF fans. miniatures. hces. etc., undcr
bs direction Of Mrs Burton y iiarrls9n assisted "
samc of the b.,t known women In New-h"rk VINO hsFe
collections OF such articles.