The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-03
WoMES,s Work ron cUBA.
Their Success In Collecting Money for the
Troops In the Field.

hlNh1 > tNNNN ltNbl'l llNlI AlllN w IIllllAN purely
domestic and social, have taken this long stride
forward. while their clubs IRE entirely differ
ent from the other women clubs throughout tho
country. the fact that no men arc allowed to
Join brings them into woman Clublum.
These Cuban clubs differ IN every way from
the ordinary womcn's clubs. Tho members
come together strictly FOR business, aud they
attend TO It. They have no luuchcpns, break
fnsts, or light refreshments. Neither do they
try to set tho world straight and cry out for
peace. "Wnr" is their watchword, and war
they wish IL to be until their native Island
shakes Off spain's shackles, and work for sol
dicrs is their sole object. It's war and work
with them, not only ut their meetings. but from
early morning until late ut night, ana they are
accomplishing much for the CuOan-Amrrican
fair TO DO held at Madison Square Garden on
MAY 20. as well as for tho Cuban insurgents
through the Junta.
At one time there were $4,000 CuIans IN New
York. Now there are not half tn, number.
Many of the Cubuns were rich. "And now we
are all poor" said ono pretty dark haired girl.
~mournfully. Many have driftod back home.
and, tho others have scattered through the
States or gone to other countries. with q do
Crease In numbers and wealth hns come an in
crease in patriotism. II n Cubnu's patriotism can
Increase, nud both mon and women nrc doing
what they can to help free tho Queen OF the An
titles. Even the little children sing at their
play viva Cuba Libre! Viva cuba Librc,'
Among the most conspicuous cuban women in
this city are Mrs. +. q. picrru, Mrs. Il. ]. Gucr-
A.. ~ o.. a. 49,. =, ~, -
Ntsnoco, ,,itoo, ~ - ~ = ~
who uoJo ,ho A. Cuba, r,,. . ,,'aI ~ -,
royolr,ton -, -, ~ IN w '.'' - .''
Agromorto ,rrs rn'k a. I,,,!,' ~. r '"
p Tomnvo Nt,s y p,.aIa ,n. n Ts,
oros Mr. 7 T,ro,. NJ y : ,,,-a.5a
NJ r.' 80 80
mor.o t.a y, raa. -"
Nrs Eo,i~ rron,os a., -, ~. 800
v,o,uIn N,os r. ,Ton,ii,, a., :,
n,,.n Mrs u - Cort, ~ l., ,aI p,na 49, 49,
Anra,in. A., n,a,rn w. 80, - nai Nv, "'2
u.nn. ord ,,rs - , pon.n., -"
n, tha ho,,nrirco 49, ,nason. |Ho
NJ IL oesinn,hHo inc present revolution THESE
women, together with n great many other mem
bers of the -Four Hundred Of Cuban society de-
cided N dIsho,d thn ,,,,,T. rn,na ~,
clueu 10 olSoahu tho famous Entire Nous
Club, n purely social organization. and
organize instead cluhs Of woman "a
-"' W. "u"'e" J."
promote the cause of Cnbn in every
possible way. 1t was a considerable undertak-
inc for them Tho tnew ,o,bir, 81 ,.o,orn,
vac"
parih'nehtarS ruIihsS' ioF INC MAJ" member OF
the Entire Nous had attended to all such mat
ters and the women wore content IN mako srg-
~ ~ : o"''" T." "a s"E-
Reetiohs ABOUT OaI!S' receptiohs' ana other enter
lhllIltllS. IL lucy lt4L that llltl ltu n WORK
to do and they set about II in earnest Tb.v
-, - -. "'S
toio the American members or Their sociaIclub
that they could not dance while their brothers
vere ayb,iny G., tbev would dj.ho,1 MIN C,,,
"
shouiu DO Tree.
AS an outcome of this the Hiias dc cuba was
organized, and II IS doing excellent work. There
~ =, 80. ,a. 90 W. "''o
are at present ABOUT lOV mem brrs. Mrs. Con-
znlo de Quesoda is President, and Miss c. Man
tlla Secretarv In snpakinrn ~ tla ,lrh 1r,t.,
l'Ha 'o''e''s' 4" 7ie'N''" " t'e ''"p' / ''eI
Il. lferra' one Of the most conspicuous tubaus
In the city. said:
"Tbis IA rho otto c,rh ~ crro, soo,,,, =,
-. . ,n' Wv gu VI .uo"h society II
with n ovc.r, III, ,,,,,I.-- a., ,t l,,,
to make ont no,rrs rrI,,fyo ~ ,holr or-
cestry to get In. Most Of them. however
had relatives in the Ten year,, w,-
wwav ,hronth tMe drnrassjon S" a. tSSth Ss"m m
one thntt " dear IN I'm, I'o" ". Sin,m, I",xo
49, H.1eu, Vi pr"nrTty Mna rorh ltE'i ron
natrinttsw s'irres rL ln - Ie",t,, LOW t.,.
S;sernnca h.,Hnan "a 49,, ~ ~, NtiS Er,hI
tsrs nf ~ o'tMuvH n" HuvI,atS OF n.G iT'ushS
The Dnpghters ~ ON t'TWryottT" ~ W. ,r IN mH' ~.
eny mention ~ ~ ~ tb,i- ~ ., - TrtorrhttIi''
y, n III va ""a a. M. HtetIlilEH ~ !1Ionl-
Cu6ans that nnottbiupr b ut warsH,ii ho i'm tcms ~
The monthIy dues Gre 81 cach NM" mo wIen tLc
c,ub 700. IN ~ ;"fon,. - az ni' W tr" Wy
made =" rois. mnney ~ ~ on "" ~, Liir AZ r"oa. IKE
demond tr" nr fmnGs = ~ w. Ytn,F VIZ, = i Eve
to n"rk IN " =, =. M" ~ , ,Uh NV mw.nIm nechn
WN.rrc"aHl ~ C'V 49, = "I,' tM"TiteE 1l"ST, ny
- a., i, ~ .t"a.' Ht1a W." nI,JhH w SiII,h
49,, 10" IL tbo ~ - !" ~ n'ntiy tstT' .Yo.1
M ~ hns 49, vno y IV,".SH .p onun i w ,.tr,,
,h H. ms "p, I'm ~ : "oITf d Et"t, W"tk. n",t y.ar
t al mnt 81 vn,nn,r rmS S i LIFT a. w. , w htH" = 'nrEe
inr snvorai thrrs "a, J"tt' ~ - ~ at7' ,I,E
tnsc nav ars - 49, ".t "r'.tt1, "nu o'c1 Mn1
,nonov MI 81 ,re Nv III itne 'y''''. 20
cIothfnr and n,ritctrcs Min 10 ~,
70 Crbas' y" ~ -, y H. "a n.y. -, 1rt'
49, ~ nnt'l.t artN t'i.nhI iiulh ti...hT,
"s a'aInh.o, mmu saIthEar-, am u Great many
I'll" .ar6u ntorts hhye given tu"raIy' non
much W. ~ uIS myuhei, ou.'ls 81 ~
nno,co "euiai an hearty HI"ays iS'Cn IhS
tt 49, unyrHss man. III" M hititpe'S OF
nc 1tuos puC IN u wore mere urop
chonged Tp "mr r"u nem Ul'm.Uas nto
,u"ns'". LneS HcNer Itt ht oi!pFIuhlI
a. W. eCeuiI"s ~ new IhrLI7"l up anu
h m G HnSfSgS no TMGs 10 tnen whetAGr lie
20 u AinertShn, or u man or woman OF any
~ GSrun,rS. IN, tntse Cupah women "uik
~ - "u n,Ai'iSu sari,iy Oh clhlle's' am tntN 20
Amerir,n Ia,1'4Si M ~ "pt Inv 5000
n - " LINEN, ny u, not hhoW ~" 10
,,hhanHS spuounrs. npI .hnt thty .oJTct l, H. put
40 ro nrtrr he.u my hS'gSal'! LOG H. 'Nr
men, cIu \ tno . mptif 1i I0inR no u u""n W.
thot ,,ntu's aetu uit M,nnlh t'e iusi ytnI -
.nint lh,Fo nro 20 rev I uuth women, hhG u great