New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18
LITTLE GIRLS HELP THE WALL MISSION
ATTRACTIVE AID SUCCESSFUL TAnLEArs At |
TIE MOrsE or MRS. J r. nrhYEE

ATTRACTIVE AND SUCCESSFUL TABIEArs At
THE HOUSE or MRS J. r. prRYEE
Miniature women In royal robes and sparkling
Jewels were the observed OF large number u OBJ
servers and "held their own right royalty yes
teraav afternoon at an entertainment and fair held
at the home Of Mrs J. H. Duryce. No. l3s East
Thlrtv-elxth-st. In aid Of the Chdren's Work OF
the McAn Mi.sion IN France. The entertain
rnent was held under the auspices OF the Pussy VII
low club. which is composed Of "A number OF little
misses. namely: Miss Arictia Prentice. Miss Helen
Sloan Miss Grace Moore. Miss Helen Sturgcs, Miss
Fany brooke Van Dyke Miss Julia Smith. Miss
Anita Peabody Miss Elsey Henry Miss Oga koDbe.
Miss Grace Van Wrinkle Miss Margaret Unferhill,
the Misses Hackstan and the Misses Duryee. Miss
Amy G. Duryec. OF Newark is president o. The
club The cni1rcn's work Is new feature II the
Neal Mission. and Miss Beard has recently
gone to France to represent the department there.
The mission has obtained such prominence that
the daughters Of A number Of the prominent fami-
lies there have been permitted 10 join the sewing
classes In aid Of the work
The fancy articles which were sold by the children
Yesterday were made by the members Of the Pussy
Willow club and over 500 cleared and Will
be sent to France substantial testimonial OF
what little women" may accomplish The en-
tcrtalnment opened with historical tab.eaus by the
Junior Reading club. Of Garrisons. y !. Inc char-
actcrs were posed by Miss Redmond, ana MIS-
Samuel sloan ir All the costumes worn were eX-
o., COMICS If the originals and the Jewels were not
stage" Jewels. but real and large number of
beautiful ones worn.
edith OF Scotland" was represented by Miss
Clara Checsman: ''Elizabeth OF Hungary. by MISS
Maria Durvec; "Pocahontas," by Miss ltosaiihJ
ITieh. "Naric AntOincttc." in Il regal costume .lu
- brilliant display OF diamonds and pearls by MISS
Susan Duryec: Lady Jane Gray, by MISS JuIit
Fish: 'Jacquelnc of Holland by Miss hvey
King: Margaret Of Anjou." by Miss Marsarct
It,ryce: Mary Queen Of Scots. by Miss VIZ
ainia Osborn and Joan OF Are In fun arInor'
by Miss Janet Fish , - ,
bv Miss Fanny Brooke Van DYKE. daughter Of the
Fev Or Henry Dyke; Miss Anita Peabody
Miss Mary Hackstan. granddaughter OF Dean
HOFFMAN and Miss Elizabeth Duryee a wee tot OF
four years who fairy captivated her audience,
cifts were received from several women VINO were
unable 10 be present, prominent among me mum
her being Mrs Charles III. Parkhurst. VINO ~ presl-
Ian, of Tho American Branch Of the McAll MISSION
sha ssnt a generous gift and letter expressing
her regret at being absent.
,ronr the large number who were present were
ur and Mrs Hamilton Fish. Professor and Mrs
~ y osborne. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel sloan. Mrs:
~ ,les Peabody Mrs \. Oracle Kink. hlr. ana
Mrs Fred core King. Mrs. Henry van Dyke. Mrs
t,dgar s Auchincloss Mrs. 6 W. cutler. Mrs
II " Rookstaver. Mrs. X. F. Deyo' pr
rp,uckIev Mrs r. C. Colt. Mrs. Grinen and Sam
mei sloan Auchlncoss. who was master OF cere-
,nonies and who gave "A brief sketch or each char-
arter which was portrayed In the tableaus