New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

IT is THOUGHT THAT NEARLY 2"" WAS
REALIZED Ar MINEOLA YESTERDAY.

The women of the towns Of oyster Bay, Nortn
Hampstead and Hampstead have new pet chariV'
known as the Nassau Hospital The hospitai a.
ISOLATION has already engaged temporary quar-"
ters and IL treating patients al a house IN Wesr
Hampstead II is hoped in the future 10 build
suitable and convenient building In Mineola, ana
with This end view the women who CONSTITUTES
the Board Of Directors. and the friends they
have Interested sro working hard TO raise ruhos
for the benei, OF the association
Several different ways have been employed %
raising money. hat was probably tho most So
cessfj of all took place yesterday at Mineola.
Il was a fair estival aud dance. given at the
Queens County Far Grounds, under the patronage
of well-known women living in the county. mess
arc the officers OF tho fair ASSOCIATION, ana
are largely responsible for the success wnich VIII
crown the enterprise: Mrs. ]. augustus ALBERT
son of Westbrry president: Mrs Z. r. JennlngA
OF Merrick vice-presdent: Miss Ataa mayer. OK
Roslyn secretary James X. Wtlotts' OF fosiyn'
treasurer Mrs. Edward Wi!lets. OF Old Westoury'
was the head OF the bazaar. while MIS- ii"otnS
Tredwel OF Hampstead was the manager OF tnS
reception and dance, which took place at the
Woman's Building in the evening. II had been
originally planned to have the meet OF the MEADOW
Brook Hounds which took place yesterday, nnisn
al Mneols. and to have the whole party VINO Joine"
In the hunt visit the fair. ON account OF me ia'e
crops this was found impraccable. but great
many of the Meadow Brook people visited the fair
in the day or arrived on tn. in time for the
ball.
The restaurant department an Important
feature Of the fair. All kinds OF danties were
served. and these women were in ,harSe: Mre
James r. WiIletts Mrs. George T. lie ys't, Mrs.
Frederick f.. Wiletts Mrs. seaman l.. Petit. Mra.
iona than Post, Miss L.izze Coles. With therl 40
Mattresses for the tim" being were The Misses
Evelyn and Nellie Van Wyck. Miss huntington.
Miss Louisa Mott. Miss Davidson. Miss Helen
Bacon. Miss Nellie Jerome. Mrs. W. D. Wiletts>
Miss Bertha Hawxhurst. Mrs. ". j. Underhin,
Miss Annie Robbins. Miss Gertrude Jackson and
At the central table, which was devoted 20 fancy
articles. were Mrs Timothy Treadwen Mrs. A. A.
Hind. Miss Daisy Jackson. Miss Gertrude Town.
send Miss Estelle hissam Miss Alice AIRY. Hiss
abe ABE Mrs. lrs'' Edward wer c6srm1n: Mrs j.
Jerome butcher. Miss Fannie, Cottonet. Miss hLda
\ doll valued ~ slu offered 10 the person VINO
guessed It's name went 20 Miss " Valentine OF
Glen Head. In charge OF tho Hampstead liable were
Mrs +. Ingraham. chairman; Mrs. Louisa >.
Ianehar'. Mrs. NJ. L Ncnols; Mr. l.. d bsnnesi
Mrs. seaman l. Petit, Miss Jones. Miss Petit
wood IN" MISS e2 May y' shs e1 Mss Adele Marcu
Miss Lois Dunton. Miss Emily Dunton. Miss Nary
Young and Miss Amy Mccormack. a.
Presiding over he South SIDE fable N We're MT:
Hunt Miss Helen 8 Han and Mrs. J. Ensor
At the Philoma,hi Club table were Mrs. Oliver
Miss Titus, Miss Jackson. Miss Hicks, Hiss Whit
son. Miss Vandeveer and Miss Hawxhurst.
At the tea booth MIR. George \. Floyd.
chairman; Mrs. " H. HOsg. Ms. GRACE Ki ..
garet Marshall Miss ). 7. Willetts Miss Kate An.
derson Miss Grace Hewlett and Miss J. r. Hew-
lett.
The Foxhurst tabe was in charge Of Mr.. Chm
Fox chairman: Mss Nellie Hosan, Miss Kate
with restaarant and sale Of ban tickets SIN g
500 II is expected that 5000 will be realized