New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-21
FOR THE SAILORS BENEFIT.
DAUGHTERS of 1872 sAIsE MONEY TO
SEND COMFORTS TO TIE BOYS AT SEA.
ADMIRAL OSBORNE SAYS THAT THIS IS THE
FIRST WAR N WHICH THE NAVY HAS
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RECEIVED ANY AID FROM WOMEN
The United Daughters OF 1919 gave musical and
rose festival yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs Jacob Hesse. No Cs West Sixty-eighth-st, In
aid Of the War Relief Fund The members OF the
Committee OF Reception were Mrs. Hesse. Mrs
George Wallis. Mrs. T. Nye. Mrs. &. W. Dean. Mrs
H. j. Browne. chairman OF the War Committee.
and Mrs william Coxford At the door guests
were received by TWO young girls Miss Florence
I'VE and Miss Nellie Hunter. who. from n huge
basket OF roses. distributed one blossom 20 each
person. upon payment OF the entrance zee. The
flowers were the gift Of Mrs. Jenkins. one Of the
Daughters. and cut by her from Newburg-on-
the-Hudson.
The prorramnie opened with piano SOLO b. Mrs
Kari Feininger which was followed by tenor solo,
before he Dawn" 10y Chadwick given by Ross
David Miss Mnra Molke Kellogg sans Cham
iaade's Sans Amour" W!cn.awskfs "Legende'
was a violin 500 played 10y Nj Feninger. Master
Harold figas gave Two selections. Bohm's "Fruh-
llngsnacht' and Hahns IS! mes vers araient de-
sales" Mrs ella Iocelyn Horn rendered Ions
Ago" ly Kari Fein.ngcr. and a "NOr;urne' by
Chadwick. Snow Flakes" by Cowcn. was gwen by
Mrs. G,endy 5. Graham.
Pear Admiral Osborne. o; the Veteran Naval
Reserves. made snort address, IN which hc said:
This IL the ars waT IN the history Of ;he United
States IN which all has been taken Ia The
Navy by any organization OF women. The soldier
boys have always been the favortes, and poor JACK
has had little attention. Vow he IS coming IN iof
some Of the good things But Of a! the brave men
TINT fght at | want 20 pat IN Il plea for tho
stokers. the fellows who can't see the hsht. or
share fl the excitencut that carries over hard
places. they only hear The awful thundors OF
battle and see the fires OF their engines that look
rs II they might be tho mouths ot he'll. In tho hoId
the tremendous heat at 100 degrees. Is not the
least hardship II you good women could only get
up some sor, OF drink 20 give these men. who pant
with ihirst at their post OF duty. you would be
doing them the greatest service. Liquor they can
not have. % course. and oatmeal water they tire
Of"
Admiral Osborne reminded his hearers that the
first soldier that took UP a musket In defence
OF HE Union marine. and that not grand
father or grandmother o. all the noble orders OF
Daughters would have got foothold in America
but FOR tho sailor boy. He then offered 'o- sale
some miniature swe5s made o. manila nbre and
fashioned after those used In the Navy for wash
Ing up The decks They We're bought "p az souVe'
Mrs for = cents each.
now training for active service were present; They
practice Win a tweve-pound 10" ter. Ihey aI'
young men OF from sixteen 10 twenty years oi AK"
go &C. ~ 90 -, - 9,-I ",i,,,.d ~
have already beel accepted ana l"o .uhli'u a
ready TO enter the regular naval force WHOM cnIec
zane Of he Osborne Naval Reserve bu, the "A
mirai DECLARED IT was n shame 20 see men going
50 the t,le chang-i TO that q me Farragu
Naval Reserve AssocJaion.
Of the Emanuel Baptist church OF ;hls city. as
bears the tile ~ Rear Admin. commanding Ma
tionsl Association Narn! Veterans. H. was presen
yesterday ana aueFes-cd as the kind - drink tina
would be grateful fo the men in the engine roOnf
Swauki. or Swltchel. beverage made x vinegar
mo.asses md water.
The women Interested IN the matter Will be glaC
TO receive ANY Kind - contribution. and arc anxious
- ce, q box sent - tis week Any Eifis may Dc
sent 20 the daughters 81 1872 az the Waldorf-As
fOria
Tho afternoon closed with tho serving % tees
straw berries and other Gniutlcs. and genera
the colors % flags and hoH~r- with which th'
house was eiab0raieiy decorated