New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-12

CARES FOR AGE AND YOUTH-THE NAME
SIGNIFIES CHRISTIAN HOSPITALITY"
There will be an entertainment this evening In
the parish house OF Grace Settlement. when the
deaconesses and other women will be pleased 10
show the buildings TO visitors. The gathering Is
TO commemorate the second anniversary OF the
opening Of Grace Hospital and the conservation OF
the chapel
Grace Settlement includes the hospital. No. 4A
East Fourteenth-st.. and the parish house. clergy
house and clubhouse fronting in East Thirteenth
at The buildings inclose court The parish
and club houses connect with the hospital oy
corridor
The name hospital is used signifying
place Of Christian hospitality. A picture In the
reception room. presented by the artist FRANK
Moss. typnes the hospital departments. The agen
Simeon In the Temple holds in his arms the Holy
Child while near are Joseph. Mary and Anna the
prophecies
The three principal departments OF the hosptal
are the House OF St Simeon. for old. inhrm men,
the House Of 81. Anna for old women ana 'he
House OF the Holy Child. in which little ones
whose mothers H. or are unable TO tend
them find a home for time The apartments OF
the old people are coscy and homelike. and the
House OF the Holy Child is most attractive
place with a playroom which would delight any
child. A that moos and a Hon that roafs oc-
cupy positions of honor on the mantelpieces Inc
sleeping room is hung with DeautIul pNihit'' "iiN
all the environment is so pleasant that the chilu
who returns TO its tenement after several weeks
visit at this home must inevitably be dlssatisfed
for time.
The dispensary on the ground floor OF the nos
pltal is in charge OF a resident trained nurse MiSs
Florence NJ Linton. a graduate OF New-fork HOS
pital In a bathroom in connection baths are given
to children OF the parish in the summer months
Miss Linton is the district nurse OF the ST Luxe
Association and visits the poor In their homes
From the diet kitchen the association furnishes
stertlized milk. matted milk broth. eggs cocoa
,elles and otner delicacies beef tea soups fruits
and wines II also lends such articles for inVahds
az the poor are unable to purchase
In the last year the nurses made 2s'l Vls'Is'
received 31sl sent a number Of persons TO hospi-
tails and convalescent homes and gave 8" pains.
DR. J. H. p Hodgson is in attendance on stated
days. and visits patients in their homes
CLASSES IN THE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
The Industrial school in the parish mouse IN
clude. classes in cooking. sewing ana emproiuery
for girls; freehand dra wing. modelling ben'-iron
work and carpentry for boys. and music lor boys
and girls The second anniversary OF the opening
Of this school will be commemorated on feofu-
arv Is. .~o
The City History Club Of New-York' in charge
OF Florence Bssel Teae, also has neaaauald IN
in the parish house Inc cup ~ Ma Wa Rober Able.
the secretary No II West F1fueth-st. Lasl g eaa
the Colonial ns and deal OF ihe Ga6 eae
OF good citizenship lessons IN gives are Members
OF the classes were taken to visit a number Of
ia cos NJ historic interest connected with the les
sons There were forty general classes, WIN d
membership Of hundred IN the iast !ed t
and the work IS groyns q teeh 0 1nd ief the d.
rection Of the NewYork kindergarten Associd-
ton holds its classes in the chapel put NE wo.
Is not under the MANAGEMENT OF tne settienl.ias
The rolls however. number many OF the cniildr 1a
OF the parish. There are many CLUBS ana cIas ss
for boys and men connected with the settlement
work - -. ,r.,-.,,, g.,
Among ne activities the kindergarten, Kitchen
sse depository. Maid. Of Honor Club and Womens
society. Girls Friendly Society and Girls Free
Library In addition 10 other classes FOR the Otis
Friendly Society. lessons In hygiene ana care Oh
the sick are given by the parish nurse ~
70 a number OF poor women is at No 90 clinton
Place The emergency fund Of this laundry is set
aside out Of the earnings In order TO give assist
ance In the way OF rent nursing supplies meal
cines etc 10 those Of the workers who are In
Temporary need. A hot substantial dinner is given
daily The laundry is not only sell sustalnlng put
a deaconess. The day nursery the ATT S'u6ents
Club and other works connected with Grace
House on Broadway. have been heretofore men
TONED IN these columns.
T,qbt deaconesses and seven deacons en-
gagged in the various departments or parish WORK
Mrs Jameson is the house mother OF the mission
coness Gardner OF the day nursery. The honorary
house mother OF the hospital Is Mrs w. u boul-
Ton OF No 30 Fifih-ave The deaconesses OF Grace
Mission and OF the hospital are always at home
tors The Kings Daughters receive visitors on
Thursday evenings. except on the first Thursday
OF each month Their meetings are held In the
parish house OF the chapel