New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-25
BABIES CARE NOT FOR RAIN.
THE LITTLE ONES IN THE POsT-GRAD-
UATE HOSPITAL FETED.
TURKEY. CRANBERRY SAUCE BREAD AND MILK
POTATOES AND ICE CREAM BOUNTIFCL-
" epRr ~, BEFORE THEM

TURKEY CRANBERRY SAUCE. BREAD AND MILK
POTATOES AND ICE CREAM BoUNT1FrL-
LY SPREAD BEFORE THEM
The babies IN the POSTGRADUATE Hospital In Sec
ond-ave and Twentcth-st. do not lose their
Thanksgiving celebration. on the contrary there
IS little doubt that il Is much brighter one than
I, could he for them Al their homes
IN this particular hospital the babies receive most
generous attention all the year. that it is hardly
possible to increase thor good times ON any specal
day. There is large auxiliary committee con-
pr,sine some IT the hcst-known women IN the city
and no want remains very long unsupplod
Mrs John Jacob As,cr Mrs James y. Burden
Mrs John Il Droxel. Mrs. Duncan Elliott. Mrs {.
= Havemoyer Mrs. Stanley Mortimer, MIS-. hor-
mann Oelrichs Mrs Victor Sorchan and MIS-.
Nathaniel ThaNer Rohb some OF the members "i
This committee. There IS also an additional aux
Hilary" not official but most efficient In The sun
beam League. formed Of young women who che'r-
fully take time from their social gay'i's 10 40
real work for tho babies wards. Miss blanche -
baldwin Miss T. V Observation-Disclosures MISS COT
neua Robb Miss w O. Borland. Mrs. +. =. Frank
IN Ms Rowland Per-IIagcerty Mrs. Van Rons-
s.laer Townsend Mrs Percival Kuhne and Miss
Ir,na Kuhne are some Of the members OF the
league.
Naturally IN a hospital Il could not he expected
that long table would he spread at which an
tho babies should he seated sedately. So one )
ob,rod 70 go ~ the different wards. ThanksgiN-
ing s o,lltc Informal affair. som" had the" tur-
kav cranberry sauce. potatoes an" lee '''"i.
which was the simple but sufiicent nlcfu-"ii III"
valid travs IN their little crios. while thrc' or lo"
- ,bo more advanced convalcscents sat I'm tiny
chairs abou, diminutiye tables in true feast-iay
fashion. $3.50 So,
Mrs lanes A Burden. jr.. IN memory Oh r'i''r
Vanderbilt BURDEN sat little haEen-h mare" e'''
with bappv blue eyes. smiling over her ice cream
In bed 80 g. endowed by Mrs Auchmu'F
r,,le negro boy bcamed over tn" delicate turkey
leaving the potato in scornful neglect.
%urnber 81 endowed by Miss Marie Hoyt belongs
o. present 70 a small spinal case boy three
" -, VINO celebrated yesterday hy sitting up
,hn eret Thank.riviuc I'm MS short Ii in which NE
had been able to ST MP. He has oic brown eyes
and q white but plump face. and testified MS en-
,ovrnept hy singing IN remarkably good tune ana
time Good Morning Merry sunshine ana hie'h
the News 20 Mother.
'' ~, ,bo he'd endowed by Mrs. George Gordon King,
,r memoir of her N,tle daughter. Mary lie ROY
kim. lay laughing baby talking to Ns nhsr''
while It's nurse prepared ne bottle 4r"mi M 5,f
dinner was - bc taken. 1t was d.HIuIt l" r.l'iih
~ - as a sck BABY hat ii has large SOW!
hIa , dlib %o e. endowed by Nh Reuben Hoyi is
baby whose mother j. II aHoihci. l"tt Vi , WE
Guiiding being built up' for hazardous o'''"-
non another ward the advance % science Va Illus
ling from an operation when removed a "iiistl1
which he. msundcrs'andim he Whistle vas TO-
Gated ,he mTd - convalrscing rapidly He could
Gs,o no turkey. however. ana was U!'hA"b Hi"
RON PGTnerfbinr is pretty il may De remarked in me
hteE U vi,i5 Floors and walls tiled win blut
ond white yellow and white ana 50 OF; III me uil
ferent rooms and The tiny chairs ana '"O'S az
Here arc sad cases IN the 9ug , room s Usf
1ne doc not like 10 look az ne poor htte crea iu
on Thanlsgivng Day. and So ne rs iaSsro 4ui'" '
bv II is 100 heartrcndinr TO see babe sulfer
In the next crib is me p'i,ur =" ~ ,n,ra.nIs %