New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-15


=. -. public. 20 quote Ms. scrimgeou-. presi-
ss-. # ne Brooklyn Nomens Health frotec,l'e
Acetate think hat this association IS alto
- -eksn uQ with delving IN barrels and
.,zs q cali az one % their business meet
rs ~ hee- out her assertion that these uiil-
,s~.ar objects are d; the rude stepDing-s'ones
49, wen Brooklyn humanitarian women are
70 noun; TO higher things"
re regular business meeting yesterday morn
49, 80 rooms 81 the association a. No 2o4 Liv-
,-T.,on.s, We're -ul to overfowing the last meet
,-s having added twAnty-three new members 70 the
.l-sasv large list The correspondents included
hA va-,ed details concerning the RECKLESS disir'-
A,.,o- q. circulars" The throwing OF papers Torn
80 hr-Aos-ss into the streets" inquiries from
op.-o,-towr clubs relative 20 chnorens WORK III
similar associations comments and inquiries -
-s.-s .hA rev charter the desires OF various
,.-sors -e--ese-ting various cults 70 ADDRESS 'Ae
.,rn a discussion O., "bils' and rehearsal OF
.,-,. ~ ne nt,eations with which The rules OF .
charter do not always deal
NJ Never representing the Brooklyn Assoc'A-
80, o, Real Grocers was then given the moor
,h., ~ spoke upon the question OF framing an
o-slnanca restricting the exposure q fruit ana
vegetables upon The sidewalks where they come II
contact with TIE floating impurities OF Inc eu79e'
Mr. Meyer urged that IN the Interests OF heH-ln
and cleanliness housewives and consumers uHi.e
with the one thousand members OF the fetal
Gross-s Association in ~pegging away" until the
ordnance Is eventually put through.
Mrs Scrinseour urged the association 10 taNe
q personal interest IL the proposed new cIuOhouse
TO- women. and suggested that most sui'so'e
SIZE for the building would be about NOVA! DC
tween Flatbusn-ave. and Court-st. as TIE centre
o. ,7 -.-c,nsI snbiec, Of The morning "Our Pub
~ SCHOOLS" wa next discussed oy MIS-. AnCFr"
Ts.c-s and Mrs Henry A. Powell. both members
9.s n P g2aso AssocaJoH Mrs. jacobs
We are essentially a new country "a, ana na. 4, .
$50 --,~h 70 learn IN Prussia especially mInlcl
- 'sa6srs and men on school boards are meH
exps-- Il their professions ano NO ;s,-s na "
beer cultured Tor generations and ar Q, we res
-es.,,-e-s sre of-en not cultured people or y
--i.,--e4 as Was the case with her own bosic q
Edoea-on n o3 ,5e annual exhibition day
Psv.ewirg ne struggle q he past Ten or t"e.Ve
years In Brooklyn. which finally resItea IN Pscls Ping
SAL Wien We wee plscea .Asae , " sT.seonize
- -sscHers or ths members Of ne Board OF hdua
eaton While We nave rec. re cred
~ Te- acc1stor1e5 70 he mems methods o. thI'Ens
sno working and they have oeeh Sl"u' s'.''0-
HOW MEN KEEP HOUSE
.r-t ren." said Mrs Jacobs. somewhat noun
.r',. man the pas, and neatest % hem. 90 not
no-oA ans feel the Importance Of things 81 "ofne.
ID ro- instance woman told ne ne other Gay o'
he eYoc-ier0e win her husband. and ne = one o.
The reatest most delightful men In BROOKLYN 9he
Va r.f-T away sor The summer. ana ne was 70
kee- "a room n the house but take his meals out
81 srs counted OF, clean sheets and p.Ao~-cases
enough 70 asst until no. return. ana 4ao hSin a. ~
os 50 nat they would - HANDY. ana hx~1 20
sofes--,c--es hamper ready receive the llscdTu-
- 'r-- ans then sad % him. NOV. you reinenl-
r4r 70 ~range the bedding every Saturday ana tne'
ycy comfortable and clean al ,ile l.I-e, 9y
ven NV I'D vas gone TWO months and haf ana
vnen sne came back what DO YOU mink she touid
TIE zane sneets still OF The bed OF this. the neae-
~ - --a--o conclusion seemed 20 have been eH-
pAc,A5 e,- yearly every woman in the room seemed
10 -e-si similar Instances o. masculine eulpaoiny
n tt.s resar1
MRS POWELL'S ADDRESS.
NJ Powell spoke Of The various good public
vo-s- -,a. had been first 80, foot by women.
she also deprecated The lack of an Appropriation 70
~. each scaco in The sanitary condition the Board
YOU'D Ike While me primary school IN the East
D..--c' was she said almost idea IN rs sani-
ia.y c5nci-.ons. owing largely 70 the vigilance Of
Asked fv Mrs Scr.ugoolr 70 give some or her
ONT lers01al experiences IN getting !lSnt alo ven
',a;1r tr-o school buildings Mrs; Powell told q
one - -te schools IL "DutchtoVn where Tor A'
ig,- alc All were Introduced.
A. interes. lng paper Toronto as Municipal
ity' was given ny Mrs. G Theodore Berger. who
sai1 -.at IN this Queen city rotation IN once Is ~
known Places IN the various oeparIne are no
gyer IS reward OF political fealty. Dut a. belo
81 or and only long, Is the inclMOtW does
~ dun Women VINO have property n their own
rgl, lave ,ne privilege % voting. and those Who
are -olsehoders can VOTE for school trustees
sunlay paper The business world IL hushec and
here = nothing break the restfune@s and haf-
mcry - ne hour
among he new names proposed for emoership
Tere Mr. Eugene " Keeney. Mss Belle Halstoh
Mrs Hoodv Mrs. Dumoni Mrs Tread wei, Mrs
Boughtor Mrs Britain, Mrs Barnes and Mr.