New-York tribune., 1896-12-28
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the establishment Of an industrial school for wayward
and incorrigb.e girls. going before the Legislature
10 ask for the charter for such school end joining
with other philanthropic women In establishing the
institution. Almost every member OF the Board OF
Directors or the new school IL a club member and
Miss Hiles is epresident. The work done by this
Industrial schoo. can hardly be overes,imaiei. az
formerly such girls many. under sixteen were sent
10 the county jail. which Is without proper accom-
modations for women. and whore they were herded
with those older and more thoroughly v.c.cms until
they became hopelessiy degraded. II the New Cen.
tury Cub had never done any other piece Of puhlIc
work than this sisterly reaching out toward these
unfortunate girls to give ,hem a chance T. retrieve
their young lives IL would have amply Justified its
existence The school has now been in cces<fui
operation for three years and has lately been pre-
sented with a good building site. near Wilmington,
which provides for It's future expansion
The growing attendance az the Saturday afternoon
teas established by the Writers Club Of Rrooklvn
attess the popularity OF that social function as well
as the increasing prosperitr OF the club Starting
as year with but handful 0f believers IN the possl-
biities OF such an organization for mutual assistance
In writing and the general advancement OF literature
the club shows fifty members in regular a,,end-
ance. These teas. which veritabe symposiums
of wit and humor are held for the presen, in George
Willis Bardwells cosey studio in the BROOKLYN Ii.
brary Building. Among the members are Mrs w A
Bardwel. Miss Gittings. Mrs. Sarah veners Court
Cecil ,, Burieigh. VILLAIN b. Dnpree Delmar French.
SlisS VI rs Del'NI)T!. Miss VI 1y HaSeN Miller Miss
Gertrude +. Lynch. Mrs. Julia Sedgwck King la
Tonche Hancock George wills Bardwell, Mrs. F.. A.
Wilson and Mrs Emma Paddock TfJrd
The Kappa Gamma Fraternity of Barnard Col.
lego held meeting last week for the purpose Of
founding an alumnae association among the mem
bers ~ ~
Two wide-awake young women have established
a novel enterprise In St Louis II s q kind of
essay. sermon a nd speech factory. where the two
enterprisng proprietors furnish these much-needed
afhictions at so much per affiiction. Both young
women are college graduates. and had had inter-
srng rng ana varied experience before they Joined
forces ana opened their unique business Their
work Is strictly confidential. they ray. and they
are doing we'll They take especial pride I'm calling
themselves new women"
The Denver Daughters OF IN. Revolution will al
their meeting tomorrow morning have an espe-
cially Interesting programme. Mrs Pati presi-
dent or The Denver Woman's Club and three other
Daughters will relate warlike incidents and ad-
ventures In the lives OF the ancestors through
whom they are entitled TO membership i'm the So
cIety. At the February meeting the Daughters
nave asked Mrs. y. =. Hill. vice-president for
Colorado OF the Mount Vernon Association. TO
give an account OF what the associatio did ia
preserving the historic relics and buildings al
Mount Vernon