The evening world., 1893-10-07
THE CHILDREN AT DINNER.

Sister Terese 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 convalescing patients
The entire house will be thrown open
from Q until 1l.3O A. NJ, and from 2
until 8 p. NJ. The ladies' OF the New
York Founding Society, the gentlemen
of the medical staff. the legal counsel
and the Advisory Board and the mem
bers OF the conference of St. Vincent de
Paul are expected to call, but the gen.
eral public will be very welcome,
From her ick-bed Sister Irene sends
9. cordial invitation to, everybody in
New York to come and see her pets.
No card or ticket Of admission will be
between eight hundred and fifty and
nine hundred tots and toddlers In the
nurseries and dormitories now, besides
the wee. ,winsome creatures In the
II 1t Is a pleasant day he juniors and
the big little seniors, aged five years or
less. will receive on the lawn. The run.
the ''y~oungllngs'" will be in the cradle
series.
Every man. woman and child in New
loIh WIN has IL DipS, Nv Ndllls u odpyg
who loves or has loved a baby, should
take advantage of Sister 1rene's gracious
invitation. There are innumerable
things to be learned In the line of child
culture, housekeeping and humanity h
cannot fail to interest.
There doesn't seem to be any furni-
ture in the big multl-winged edince to
speak of. but everything is rubbed with
love, and the whole interior is as bright
and beautiful as care and cleanliness
car make it.
or restriction in the nurseries, but the
children are happy and healthy and
that they are %nobody,,s children, :,
Only Sister 1rene's pets" they call
themselves.
In her t~wenty-four years work this
noble woman has cared for 24,3lO found
lings, or more than 1000 a year. These
lings go. They are what might be
called the creme de la creme Of the
under crust.
Instead of making their debut In So
clety via the church steps. hall doors
Blake's young friends do, they are born
In Lexington avenue, II you please; !.
stan of Women to educate them and 9
body of distinguished physicians and
surgeons to make them, not only wei,
and strong, but beautiful. Just look al
the list of medical officers:
Consulting stan-stephen Smith, NJ. D.. Con
sulting Surgeon; Alfred l.. Loomis, NJ. D., Con
sul,ing Physician; Thomas Adds Emmett, NJ. u.
Consulting GynaecOlogist; T, Gaillard Thomas. NJ
D., William T. Lusk, N, D.: Consuitins Oh
stctricians; Peter A, Callan. N. D., Consulting
Ophthalmlc and Aural Surgeon: Charles T
Poore. NJ. D., Consulting orthopaedic Surgeon.
Visiting Physicians and S~urgeons-Charles c
Lee. NJ. D.. Chairman Executive Committed: J
Lewis Smith. NJ. D.. J. O'Dwyer. NJ. D.; J. J
Reid, N. d. George F. Carey, NJ. r.. Ophthal
mic and Aurai Surgeon; f, II. Chadbourne. NJ
D., Orthpaedic Surgeon and Secretary hedica
Board.
Resident Ph~ysicians-George Edward Clark. NJ
d. william Smith Roose. NJ, d.
Pathologlst-Wiiliam p. Northrup. NJ. d.
Vaccine Physicians-From the Health Depart
ment
Physicians to Outdoor Departmental g. Sci
lew. NJ. D.: J. J. Grinhths, NJ. n.
Assistant Physicians to Outdoor Department
r. W. Giassford. NJ. d.; $. g. GRADER. NJ. ID.
These are the gentlemen who say
the city Of New York from $50 to co
lives a year. They prescribe the die
the clothing. the programme of exercis
and the methods OF discipline ior mak
ing perfect little animals OF these hit o
miss Youngsters,