New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
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tho roor The sum will DO forwarded 10 tho New
York Employ Society.
4 Christmas cantata. Tho Capture o. Santa
Clans will be given for the children OF the House
y, Rofuee on Randalrs Island. at 7lJ o'clock on
Christmas evening.
The eighteenth anniversary entertainment ana
hall OF the Vereingte Schwestern, OF NorkVilIe VIII
be given this evening at the Lexington opera
House. Frfty-eighth-st. near lhrd'a'e' LOT '"c
benefit OF tho relief iund.
r-ba Ncw-York Vegetarian Society will have n
waiting on Wednesday evening at tho home or
Colonel and Mrs J. c. Faye, No. - west fi-
! feminist.
Tho twenty-nfth annual dinner OF tho Bowdon
Alumni Association OF New-York will be held at
the Hotel Martin on tho evening OF January D.
In the New-York Founding Asylum. 40. li5 East
s,x,ve,cbtb-st there are so little ones. for whom
the Sisters make appeal In tho last year "'i"'
| babies and sos poor mothers have been cared FOR.
The ninth anniversary OF the organization OF the
Mems Parish Club OF the Church OF the Holy COM
runion Sixth-ave and Twentieth-st, VIII be held
this evening Letters will be read from Bishop
po,,or and DIR Parkhurst, and the address Will be
made by Lewis II. Redner
Tho Columbian Association will hold its first
soc,al meeting OF this season on Thursday evening
| December o. at the studio OF Nine. FL De Louie
No 60 East Twenty-ffthst Tho oihcers Tor mo
wear are Miss Ida a. Wilmington, president; MISS
| NJ Louise jennings. Mrs. Fanny Miller Mrs. ). !"
prueeor and Miss Edith l.. Childs. vicepresden's
Nine FL De Louie chairman Vi '-''''"'' ''
tee.
| nv Jaeper's Sanitary Wooen System Company
has Issued an interesting catalogue. with illustra
| tions and a price list The pamphlet gives read
| able account of DIR. Gustav Jaegers clothing re-
form movement" an analysis Of his theories and a
! description OF his underwear. blankets and lap
| robes are also included on one page there are
runbered SAMPLES OF the different qualities OF fan
mel.
George IT, Allen. a jewellcr. thirty-two years old,
NJ West Forty -fourth-st had his right foot crushed
Yesterday morning by n cabe-car In broadway
| near Forty-second-st lie was attempting to board
the front platform OF n downtown car when he
sl,pped and fell that his foot got caught be
meath the fender. He was removed TO the Roose-
welt Hospital.
At the Eighteenth Street Methodist Episcopal
! Church. near Eighth-ave. the pastor. the Rev Dr.
I John A. g. Wilson. with the consent OF the trus-
! tees has opened n depot OF supplies for the starry
ing cIoakmakers OF the East Side. Persons wishing
to contribute money. food or other supplies can
forward them. and they VIII DE fnlthIuIIy ana
! promptly distributed.
The Rev DR. Robert Mackenzie OF San Fran
| cisco will preach in the West Presbyterian Church.
! Forty-sccond St this morning and evening. and
also on next Sunday. He IL In the East on visit
and breaches by request. but not as candidate to
nj the church's Yacant pulpit
! The steamer leaving Pier No. %. East River. for
| New-Haven will not on Christmas and New
! Years days. The steamer Richard Peck will start
/ as usual at p. m. On and after January the
first mentioned steamer will for short time carry
freight only
The Industrial School OF the Ladies' Bikur Cholim
gocety will have Ito annual chanukah reception
Mt No 2O9 East Broadway Wednesday, at 2:3o
p.
A concert was given last Wednesday evening at
| the Scharwenka Conservatory OF Music. There
were plano solos by Miss Rachel Nordiinger, Miss
| NJ H. f. Woodruff. Miss Anna Juers. NJ. Sulz
| berger and Master A. HICKMAN. Violin selections
. were played by c. Mattamann and v. A. Blank