New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10
PROVIDING FOR THE POOR.
OTHER FAIRS GOING ON FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE SICK.
BRILLIANT BAZAAR At THE WALDORF
ASTORIA FOR THE TTrROAT AND NOSE HOS.

BRILLIANT BAZAAR At TIE WALDORF
ASTORIA FOR THE THROAT AND NOSE HOS
PITAI-THE SUNBEAM LEAGUE HELPED
The Women's Auxiliary Of the New York rhroa,
and Nose Hospital opened yesterday in the grand
ballroom OF the Waldorf-Astora lis sixth annual
fair. This IS the frst fair OF the season which has
occupied this splendid apartment. and the fittings
Of the many booths. with their contents were IN
entire keeping with the rich setting in which they
placed
AS on former occasions the crowd Of guests COM
irg and going throughout the afternoon and even
ing with their brilliant toilets and cheerful faces
added 10 the attract!veness Of the scene. An or
ohestra furnished music throughout the afternoon
and evening the selections played being Of a suf-
fcently varied kind 10 sui: all tastes At the
gypsy tent the usual air Of expectancy and de-
nEhfful anticipation prevailed. and the inquirors
:'to he future wore most pleased and satisfied OK
T-essons as they came forth from the place Of
mysteries
A celebrated palnist was ready TO confute or con-
firm the gypsy prophecy as seemed 10 bo most
desired. and further advise by reading individual
characteristics in the intricate lines II tho palm
The gypsy corner was under the management Of
Mrs Abner l. Ely. who also arranged 10 have
number OF interesting articles sold by the gay i'm
personator.
Miss Florence Gndersleeve presided over tho
booth devoted 10 art and literature. md Mrs.
Charles Walton showed those OF inquring minds
how 70 make q butterfly. The G0I ana Toy table,
which presented a picture attractive 20 adults and
wildly fascinating 20 children. was supervised by
MS MS Charies 5 Crossma1. Mrs Hamilton Mesks
table and Mrs George Evans of The fancy booth.
tovy Of young women in pretty gowns. Miss Louise
Button being the manager.
Mrs. J. Anthony .Wl.kens disposed q many
Mrs Andrew shiand and Miss Elsie King sold
fancy articles and Nre + benjamin Randel mems
goods and smokers supplies
rate the scene with their subtle influence were in
charge Of Mrs Thomas Lewis and host Of en-
where great deal Of rnerrilncnt went on. was
under Miss Kate Benningham's infringement,
were constantly filed with people par;al,ng Of the
~ided.
Thes Golfers q the treasury. which the womcns
euxiliary wishes 20 Ill with the proceeds Of the
fair VIII receive generous sum.
FOR TUE SUNBEAM LEAGUE
Friends Of the Sunbeam League. which IS one Of
the institutions Of the Graduate iceTifal ct
No 93 East Twentieth-st, gathered yesterday
afternoon n the rooms Of Miss Rohb's house 30.
p Park-ave.. TO patronze The fair going for The
benefit Of the league. The dainty things for .ay-
cites and nursery adornments drew especial at
tention and seemed appropriate for the occasion.
as tho Sunbeam League is connected with the
babies wards Of the hospital
The objects OF the league to visit, regularly
the babies wards. 20 provide Thanksgiving and
Christmas entertainments for the children. 20 sup
port bed by enTIu subscription. TO be known as
the SUNBEAM bed and in other ways to help in the
good work wit n is being done ~ the wards
The following The officers Of the sunbeam
LeaFue: President. Mss Carol Dudley EiiA,z. vice
presidents Miss Maize Scheuck and Ms. Edmund
Dwight. r.; corresponding secretary. Mrs. jefferson
Hogan recording secretary Miss Brauder
Matthews; treasurer. Miss Frances O. Chauenor;
chairrnen # committees Miss Louise De I. Haynes
Mss Robb. Mss Mary p. Hayden Miss Amy NILS
and Miss Garlic Scheuck.
The pat5onesses are Mrs. john Jacob Astor. Mrs
William u Barbour Ms. L. Bolton Bangs Mrs.
James A. Burden. Mrs. Charles g. Beaman Mrs.
James H. Benedict Mr.. E.thu Chauncoy. Mrs Rob
ert Clarkson, Miss Ethel cram. Mrs Edward p
Dckie Mrs Frederick Edey. Mrs Elisha " Fu,-
ton ir Mrs Valentine G. Hall Mrs James A.
Hartman, Mrs II J. HAYDEN NJ Horny Parish,
Mrs Charles T Pelew. Mrs Gertrude Parsons
Mrs J. Hampton Robb. Miss Ella f. Russell Mrs
II Casinir de Rham and Mrs Victor Sorchar