The evening world., 1893-10-07

Sister TureSc Vincent, her associate
and secretary. will receive the visitors,
and the Sisters of Charity on the
nursery, kindergarten and hospital
STATS will present the babies. juniors,
seniors and c]onvalcscing patients
The entire house will be thrown open
from . until ll.SO A. NJ, and from 2
until 3 7. NJ. The ladies Of the New
York Founding Society, the gentlemen
OF the medical stafi. the legal counsel
and the Advisory Board and the mem
bcrs OF the conference of st. Vincent de
ruul are expected to call, but the gen.
cral public will be very welcome.
From her siCk-bed Sister Irene sends
2 cordial invitation To, everybody IN
New York to come and see her pets.
No card or tickc of admission will be
needed on anniversary day. There are
between eight hundred and fifty and
hundred tots and toddlerS In the
nurseries and dormitories now, besides
the wee, Winsume creatures in the
hospital, who viii not be "at home"
If II is IA pleasant day the juniors n
the big little seniors. aged five years or
less, viii receive on the lawn. The run
bout will hc in the ~kindergartens, and
the 'y%ounglings' will be in the cradle
nests about the cathedral-like nur-
series.
Every man, woman and child in New
York who has n baby. who wants n baby,
who loves or has loved a baby. should
take advantage Of Sister Irene's gracious
things to be learned in the line OF child
culture, housekeeping and humanity that
cannot flil to interest.
There doesn't seem to be any furni-
ture in he big multi-wing-l editice 20
srelk of, bat "yrr"thing is rubbed with
love, and the whole interior is as bright
and beautiful as care and cleanliness
can make 1t.
There doesn't seem to be any discipline
or restriction in the nurseries, hut the
children are happy Il healthy and
good. one keeps forgetting all the time
mat they ny" uuhDdys children.
"On!y Sister Irene's pets" they call
Themselves.
In her twcnty-four years work this
noble woman has cared for 1850 found
l.ngS, or more than 1909 4. year. These
babies are very respectable as fuund-
l,ngs 10. Thy are what might be
CARED he creme de la creme of the
under crust.
Instead of making their debut in So
ciety via the church steps, hall doors
Gr ElrhdEe cans; as so many OF Supt.
Eilkr's young friends DO. they are born
Here they live in grandeur, with a
stan of women II educate them and Il
body Of distinguished physicians and
surgeons to make them. not only well
the list of medical officers:
Consulting Star-stephrn Smith, N. n, Con
sl't'ng surgeon Alfrrl l.. LOOMS. NJ. u, Con
sllttng rhyft.ian. IH,mar Adds mnet, NJ. y,
Consulting Gyna,ralustst, T. Gaillard Thomas, NJ.
H., William T. Lusk, N D., Consulting OBJ
sto'r!riGas, Peter \. Callan. NJ n, Consulting
Oph'hAlmir and Apral surgeon Charles 7.
poorr, NJ. d, Consulting Orthopacdic surgeon.
Visiting PHYSICIANS and urscons-chsries C.,
Lee. N D. Chairman Executive Committee; }.
Lewis smith. NJ. d. ], opwyer. NJ. d; J. J.
Reid. NJ. y George F. Carey. N. u, oph;haI-
mie AMI hulll Surgeon; L, X. Chadbourne. NJ.
H., Orthpac!ic Surgeon and Secretary Medical
Hoard
Resident Physlclans-Georce Edward Clark. NJ.
II william Srith HvDsc, VI. D,
a'tnioglrt-Wtlliam Z. Nor;hrup. ". +.
Va cine FhysicianG-from the Health Depart
meat.
Physicians to outdoor Depa7tment--F. S. Sell
l,N. NJ T.. J. J. Grla,ihs, VI. ~.
Assistant PHYSICIANS to Outdoor Department
Il. ". C~lassfnrI. N. II :. :, GTahcr, NJ. D.
These are the gentlemen who save
tn, city of New York from $50 to 6ol
!l,cs "A wear. They prescribe the diet,
the clothing. tn" programme Of exercise
and the methods Of discipline ior max
INK perfect little animals Of these hit oI
] ml.S YOUNGSTERS,