New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-14

] Of their little Invalid charges Their return this
! year will ie under more fortunate conditions than
before. As told some days ago In The Tribune.
! their new home. ut No. 5ls West One-hundred-and-
| hfty-sccond-st.. which will b. opened October !.
is great Improvement mo old one. In West
Ninety-fourth-st. 1t IS a roomy. old-fashioned
| dwelling. with large grounds. which viii he laid
| out IN playgrounds and nowerbcds and the lHte
. patients VIII then hay" many Of the advantages Of
| the opcn-ar country life.
owing to tho Increase In the number Of pupils Of
the Frocbc! Academy. Brooklyn. It IS necessary TO
enlarge It's accommodations. To assist IN raising
funds for this undertaking, tho Froctcl Society
has decided to hold 4 bazaar at the Pouch Man
sim November 10 and u. The Home Committee
has volunteered to take charge Of the restaurant
ana 10 perfect the necessary arrangements for H.
Tho committee held IT'S first meeting at the resi-
d"nce Of Mrs. g g. Brooks on Thursday. Septcm-
Der TO- and resolved that the Management OF the
restaurant should be under the p'ryision Of Mrs
w. H. Murson. Mrs. 9. g. Brooks and Mrs i. J.
Benjamin They will be assisted by tho other
members Of the Home Commute. II is proposed 10
furnish luncheon. well a substantial dinner
An efficient chef will be In chrrge OF the culinary
department
The Memphis women will give musical and
literary programme AT Nashville at the Tennessee
Exposition today They have been nj work FOR
months on this programme. and 1t Is said that it
VIII be The best vel given
"Co-operation' Is the title OF little pamphlet
written by Imogene e. Falcs for IN" Political
Science Study Series. 1t is compilation of in
tercstng facts in regard to the benefit OF various
commercial and governmental schemes conducted
on the ~ c9 9o; PAN Movements of his
cuss'd with like Institutions In America.
The Rev Joseph Iyic and the women OF the old
and historical Trinity" Church Of FishIill New
York. gave charming evening Of Music ana
Farce" for the benefit Of their ''rcctory fund"
last Saturday evening
The farce. "A Fox of Monkeys" by Grace l..
Furniss. was rendered by the following cast:
Edward Ralston, promising Young American
half owner Of The Sierra Gold Nine Mr. Ralph
Hayt Chaunccy OgIethorpe. his partner. second
son of Lord Doncaster. William T. Conkln: Mrs
Ondero-Jhoncs. admirer OF rank Miss Brnck-
crhon Sierra Isensalinr. prairie rose Miss Judith
Yer Planck; Lady Guinevere L. I.andpoor. an
English primrose. daughter of the Earl OF Pay
naught. lIiss Louise Weldon Barnes.
It is reported that Denver has the newest woman
M 10 dat4 IN the person OF Mrs Louise IcveIl,
y no aspire 10 the place Of chief Of Police
Mrs Blrdelle Switzer. editor Of the Woman's
DEPARTMENT and the Society Page Of the Ceve-
land Plain Dealer has ocen I'm town for the past
fen DAYS on her vacation. She said she came 10
New-York expecting 1t 10 be- cool. but has man
aged TO enjoy herself. Notwithstanding the heat.
She has gone nearly every day with her friends
to Manhattan. brighton ana Midlf nd beaches.
and as she Is a good swimmer she knows how 10
enjoy the waves to the fun. Miss SwiizeT has
had several gratifying business m ui lm
her work in Cleveland. .She returns 10 hei nome
TO day.