New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-22
COOPERATIVE CHARITY FAIR.
HALF HUNDRED wOMAN's BOARDS AND COM
MITTEEs WILL TAKE PART IN 1T AND
SHARE THE PROFITS.


SHARE THE PROFITS.
Tho won,an's Department Of the Food Fair TO be
held in the Madison Square Garden next month
will be an interesting feature OF that exposition
Fifty OF NETWORKS organized womans boards OK
charities whether Of an Industrial sectaran or
purely philanthropic and humanitarian nature VIII
share the receipts and otherwise take part In the
festivities Mrs A. Benton Barnes whose execu-
tive ability and ideas for money making for charity
has gathered her fame in the West and South.
has entire control Of the woman's department or
the fair The arena circle and the first tier OF the
main hall at the Madison Square harden has been
given over TO the woman's department. and VIII
be devoted 10 all kinds OF meritorious displays
This will include exhibitions from the woman's
exchanges kindergartens Industrial schools, cook
ing schools, diet kitchens, and also the sale OF
work for the benefit Of churches asylums. hosp
tails etc The first gallery Will be divided into
booths and 10 each association one will be as
signed.
The following societies have applied for space at
the fair: The New-York kindergarten Society. the
NewYork Christian Home. the Louis Downtown
schools. the Gate OF Hope. the Manhattan East
Side Mission. the House Of Annunciation the Model
kindergarten. the Manhattan Mission. the New
York Ladies' Art Association. the Little Mothers
Society. the Vacation schools the Blue Anchor MIS-
sion the Maternity Hospital the Industrial School
and Kindergarten OF the Church OF the Redeemer.
the Madison Avenue Art Depository and Exchange
for woman's Work. the New-York Society for In
proving the Condition OF Poor. the National Chris
tian League for the Promotion Of Social Purity.
the Harlem Eye Ear and Throat Inhrmary. the
Chaplin Home, the Magdaen Asylum. the Childrens
Aid Society, the Hahnemann Hospital the Egh-
teenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church, the
sydenham Dispensary. the Kings Daugh,ers the
Immaculate Conception. the House OF the Good
Shepherd, the Hebrew Sheitering Guardian So
cety. the School OF Applied Design the Baptist
Home the Sheltering Arms. the Seton Hospital
the Daisy Field Home and Hospital. the Sunny
Hour and Barefoot Mission, the Hebrew Benevo-
lent Orphan Asylum. the New-York Diet Kitchen
Association. the Peabody Home, the westchester
Temporary Home for Destitute Children. the New
York Letter Carriers Association and the Con-
valescent Home.
Tea will be served daily. There will also be
object LESSONS In floral decorations as applied 10
table service The caterer having the dining or
tea room In charge will show exactly how the tai BILE
should be prepared for fashionable luncheon.
Each society VIII have reception day and the
Committee OF Management agrees to send out a
certain plumber OF invitations to each high tea"
Four thousand invitations at least must be dis
tributed for each days tea. The tickets TO the
luncheon are TO be procured at the box office by the
person holding the Invitation, for 81 plate: this
entities the holder to admission to the fair In all
It's departments. and onehalf OF the sum IL Q net
profit TO the particular society.