New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
THE COMING FOOD SHOW.
ATTRACTIONS OF NEXT MONTH AT THE
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
CHARITY HIGH TEAS TO BE NOVEL FEAlOhb
OF TIL EXTRAORDINARY INsTITU-

''CHARITY HIGH TEAS ~ De y .>o'i''
OF TIL EXHIBITION MANY INsT1TU-
TONS TO BE BENEFITED
| The busy people who are getting UP the show OF
food products and appliances at the Madison square
Garden will have their hands full to get the Moor IN
| readiness by Thursday evening. The diagram OF
the floor Is peculiar as It is not laid out In the
usual STYLE OF long passages. There is series oil
diamonds and circles which will give picturesque
appearance to the exhibition moor.
OF cours. there will be feature OF cooking lect-
ures and these will be given in the concert nal
by Mrs Sarah Tyson Rorer. every morning nj IL
o'clock and every afternoon at O'CLOCK ohe mas
made a special menu for each day and many oil
her admirers have already made application TOT re-
served seats Of which there will be about TWO
hundred the Of the concert hail peihs free u
the visitors OF the exhibition.
There will also be a special feature In the MD
die OF the main floor under the control OF MISS
Emma c. Sckles who will be assisted by num-
Der Of young women from the Teachers Coiese'
This will be known the Domestic science EN-
hibit. 1t will occupy space ABOUT lor'y iee'
square, and will include practice ktchen WIFI .
the young women will show pastry. cereals ana
breakfast food OF various kinds and ladies' par
Tor and boudo.r. in which will be knitting machheS'
sewing machines and various appointments tha' are
! incidental to home comfort
There will be no sale of tickets at the box once
for the opening night. Thursday. Inc uche's sOi'
by the charitable organizations will be received for
admission and Invitations are extended through
these organizations and the Madison Square man
agement
An entirely novel feature In connection with the
exhibition Will be the charity high teas when
will be held daily under the charge Of the Woman $
Department in the restaurant at the Madison-ave
and Twenty-sixth-st. corner OF the Garden
II is proposed to give one-half the gross receipts
daily TO some worthy charity. whose Board or d.
rectors may send invitations TO friends OF the IN
stitutlon to meet with them in the hall on DAY
specially set apart. The Board Of Managers VIII
appolnt committee Of one be on duty at the
Madison Square Garden the day appointed 10
receive applications for invitations from those
friends Of the Institution who have been overlooked
This committee absolutely controls the attendance
as admittance to hall will be strictly by invita-
ton
The luncheon which will be served each day VIII
be charge OF the chef of some one OF the leading
hotels or clubs The will be Handsomely
decorated with costly tapestries. loaned for the
purpose and there will also be practical nlustra-
lions or object lessons in floral decorations as
applied to table service The tables Will be on ex-
hibition every day from 10 to u. After that the
hall will be cleared and luncheon served -Four
thousand invitations at least will be distributed Tor
each days tea and this. 1t is thought will warrant
an attendance sufficient to result In harvest Tor
the charity.
A different charity will benefit by the tea each
day and the programme for the month, as far az
It can be given at present. is follows: Thursday.
October g. opening reception Friday, October T.
Home for Crippled Children: Monday, October l.
House of the Good Shepherd; Tuesday. October g.
Cooperate Of the Eishteenth street Ietnoulyt
Wednesday October g. Conyalescent Home sum IN
NIT. y j.; Thursday, october TO- Church Of TIE
Redeemer: Saturday. october II. Ladies Health
Protective Association OF Brooklyn. the Civlltas
IA Tel th-El
day, October l5 ST. Andrews Hospital king
Medical College and Hospital for Women; Thurs
day October II. Seton Hospital; Friday, October
- Mothers and Babies HosPs M0nd scSoo Tc for
Nurses: THURSDAY October a Blue Anchor so
Hahnemann Hospital Tuesday october 90 Young
Ladies and Gentlemen's League OF the Montehore
Thursday. October 81. National Christian League
for the Promotion Of Social Purity; Friday Novem-
Der l. Memorial Hospital for Women and Cnildreh'
The gallery Of the amphitheatre will be largely
also share in the benefits Of the teas. Among those
which will have booths and have not already been
York kindergarten Society, the New-fork society
for Improving the Condition OF the POOR the MODEL
Hdnng 5Sns R f Insuon the Door Of Hope
the New-York Letter Carriers Association. the Lit
tie Mothers Society the vacation schools. the DeIa
ton the Good Government Club the School of APP
piled Design for Women the BAPTIST Home; the
Home for Destitute Children the Grace Emmanuel
Seminary School. the Hebrew Benevolent Orphan
Asylum. the Young Mems Christian Association.
the Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society. the New
York Institution for the Blind, the Church or the
Redeemer the Home for l9curables the ao baptist f6r
Girls and Brooklyn Branch st. Pauls Home OF the
Trinity and the Teachers Retirement Fund.