New-York tribune., 1896-11-28

Hubbard and Miss De Wint. was almost hidden
with festoons Of green Ivy. Three large punch
bowls were filed with the cooling drink which was
so acceptable yesterday.
Mrs Charles W. Butler. assisted by Miss Della
Dauchy. Mrs Charles p. Abbey. Mrs II. 5 Hart
Mrs John : Ogilve and Mrs. j. " Mead had
charge OF the fancy table.
At the apron booth one could purchase aprons
OF every description. Mrs. f. II. shannon MIS-
Samuel Brown Mrs David Moffat Mrs. Charles
RICHTER and Miss VI. May were ever ready and
anxious to wait upon customer
Mrs Charles J. Patterson had draped her booth
in pink and there was constantly row of little
girls in front gazing longingly az the little doles
Mrs Ansel White Mrs Charles VI. Oakley Mrs.
w Faber and Mrs. David Scrbner are Mrs. Pat
terson's assistants.
The novelty table made pretty picture II was
draped IN white crepe paper and decorated win
green palms. 1t is presided over by a group Of
Young women dressed IN white gowns with green
trimmings Mrs A. j. Cutwater is chairman, ana
her helpers are Miss Jennie Outwater. MISS Aline
Sloane Miss Hattie Briggs. Miss Laura BALDWIN
Miss Lila colby. Miss Sadie James. Miss Jessie
Clarke Miss Harriet Hawkins Miss Emily flati'
Miss Alice Mooney. MISS Lizzie sediN'"S anu i'''
Florence London.
Candies OF all kinds can be had at Mrs Albert H.
Pare's table Assisting In this sweet work are Mrs.
H. O. schrelner. Mrs. +. II. Bancker and Mrs. W.
& uough Little Miss Edna Pate has TN" penny
a
In another room are more sweets made up IN
cak-s that greatly tempt the appetite. Mrs.
Charles T. Hall Mrs. r. j. Peters ana MIS- H. h.
Dun are In charge I'll, -.
The flower garden" Is covered with a most
pccul,ar moss which has been sent from New-'I-
io,ns For sal. ther" are small pots OF IVY, mat
,hev say was gathered from Napoleon grave.
Vrs 81 Higgins j. assisted by Miss Florence
Ivrs Miss cook and Miss Adde Dunn. -
A. fhe .'my-iery table Marion Brown, Mildred
Urni.r and Marion Cook unwrap IN" many pittN
narkae.- Mrs h. G. Dunn has chhrHr OF th'
grocerl.s and j. assisted by Miss Mamie ts'mI,,on
Miss shannon Miss Sloane. Miss tlasl'r. MISS
iinhberd and Mis- Iangthorne served the choco-
i,n and Miss Uosford Miss Hll Miss French.
Mia Uarkuess Miss FIske. Miss Potter ana MISS
I; IIarkn-ss wcrr AZ IN" Shi"h''9 '""''' "''
was well patroniz"d -, ,,.,, . and
Tho nov booth attracted all the lttle ones anu
kent husy Miss Iawton. who was chalrman ana
,hrr Nisscs Iaing Ellis. Williams. Brown laylot'
sjmnSon Duman. Beam Messenger ana hu'npi'
her assistants 49,, .. t,,,,.,h ,,.,
" T., .ddifion 20 these attractions were fuhch anu
nh, shows singing and dancing. ana refreshments
Tkis hospital L. saving many Htti' i'''S. ne
e,rt sheltered I'm its hahy-fold SHOWS the sooh re-
mi, ~ the care bestowed upon H. ana people VINO
@ l' -, "a sneak with pity OF institution chill
%rep" are invited 10 visit the nursery wards
"'or ., tho most earnest and sympathetic work
go a. Ms Henry + A,en. who In 1891 was elected
a., directr.ss Mrs. Afen and Mrs seaman are
" oniv ,wo ladies upon the board VINO are
~ ,b" original roll of members twenty -hVe years
,,o Misc Della D1uchy ~ second dir"ctr"ss; Mr-
a!Su,n II shannon third direciress. Mrs. Jonn
tio"gia nd treasurer. Mrs. charles VI. oakl'N. re-
nnr.,ing secretary and Mrs. Charles w Butler cor
rcspoudfnR secretary.