New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20
uopK or uOryT VERNON WOVEN.

Tho Industrial School which was started SHOT.
,r,o 400 in Mount Vernon shows ny rs phe"o'nsa'
ou,,h and success that great need 'or i eN.s'eu
T,orv Saturday afternoon about siN'y-"Ne N"u'0'.
arc an hand promptly at O'CLOCK IL u we rug "
sho s,h3ol tina; each child must have clean race
| 49,, ba,ds and that the girls must wear wnl.s
snrons About dozen OF the ttie g,Ts asrs e,r I
aprons and donations are asked for ne oi.el s.
ap ipaS ,nrkhaos for Themselves while the younger
ones sew patchwork or are taugn. ~ - ond hannv
gar ~ - a hrlch, spof in the week for some OF me
poor little ones who during me week are o'"ss'
10 the work Of men ana women"
rb. Political Equality Club OF Mount Vernon have
heen irving novel way OF raising money ior ehar'
,v During the winter tickets have been issued sew
erol times for whis, parties 10 he heA Al the cup
house on Chester Hell The tickets are ~ CENTS anu
"a, no houghr by any one who cares for them In
,his w,v a great deal OF money, when mas oeen
i,stribued 20 the different charities mas oseh raisen
One Of these parties WAS given on TUESDAY ai Ter
U I'm and was attended by forty women. The hrst
n,ize a cut-glass creamer and pitcher. was Won ~
Wics Florence Rich: the second prize. tea cloth
III 80 Mrs C;ranfeId: the third fancy apron. to
Ms " Nj Sageman: the fourth, a cup ana saucer
10 s,H 20 Mis- WHEATON The largest party OF the
season will be given on Tuesday afternoon the "'"
at the clubhouse
Mis- Manoi,a Van Ness. OF South seventh-ave.
Noun, Vernon entertained the Clio CLUB AZ It's iase
meeting During the first part of the evening WHIST
was pl,vcd and after refreshments there was dane.
Ing and some new games Among more pressnt
were the MISS Ruth Hawkins, Florence cooper.
J,ottie IJurd Horace HOLSTER. Robert Brch' Arthur
Dixon and many others
Ono Of the most enjoyable entertainments OF the
,,i,,er was that given on Tuesday evening at YER
non Heights by the Long rawn-out soclai C'un
The programme consisted OF games. music ana Isc,'
t,tons Among those presen, We're M's ~, 4. W.
ninos and Miss Jennings. Mss Tikon. tae Kew "''
kellogg and Mr. and Mrs. Pafd'
Mrs J,hn Iongworh entertained the s'lo WHIST
Cub on Monday evening The FIRST prize elo'h.
covered card table was won by Mrs Johnson. ana
,,a second two decorated plates by MIS-. Daniei
ne VII, Mr. Henz The clubs guest ior tHe evening"
won frst genteman's prize hait a do]sn eS'.s'a
,,n,h.rs and the second prize was secured Oy v,
~nn Rafreshments were served AZ the CONCLUSION
~ the game and the remainder OF the evening was
spent in dancing.
One Of Mount Nernor's newest and mos, hourisn-
,ry climbs is the Eadelwess chauianqua circle. IL
meet. every two weeks AZ the homes OF the dineren,
memha,s and the meetings are fun OF interest ana
n,o6, Niss Al, Fogg.n the hostess a; the last
paa,in. and after the r)cal. which was responded
10 hv general quotations. essay w,s read by MISS
p,srs.on on Mental Culture" This was followed by
dfteen- minute drill on Mars and the Asteroiis
discussion ON recent articles IN The chautau.
Guan" and the reading OF poem, THE STAR CARERS
and Of a Legend From the Odyssey SOCIAL
hour followed the programme.