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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
PATRIOTIC GERMAN WOMEN MEET.

The German Womcn's Patriotic Relief Associa-
,iou me-, Yesterday afternoon At Lederkranz Hall,
Ffty-eighth-st and Park-ave The membership
numbers nearly two hundred now. and IS constant
ly Increasing The appeals. which have been print
cd I'm German and English are being sent out. but
only 10 persons Of responsibility. 50 mat there can
be no mistake about collections made. Each APP
peal is numbered. and In this way II Is possible to
md out where money may De looked Tor. GIFTS OF
money are To- bc sent to the treasurer. MIS- A.
TrDh,ppe 80 ii5 West Eighty-fourth-st.. who VIII
send a receipt FOR IN" same.
Mrs Tschcppe r. also the treasurer Of the Ladies
Society of the German IAederkranz. which has
about four hundred members. These women raised
so 40 a wear ago, with which the bronze statue or
Music in the foyer Of the hall and several orna-
mental bronze vases were bought in celebration
- M. aftietb anniversary 81 the founding Of the
society Having been successful I'm this enter
rrls. Mr.. Tschcppe feels that the German women
inight hone 20 accomplish good work on behalf
Of The soldiers In the present war
The German Organization Is, az stated before, IN
auxiliary 10 the Woman's Patriotic War Relief
Assnciaiion and S. Of the money already raised
vas turned over 10 the older body last week. The
meetings will take place Liedcrkranz Hal every
TUESDAY afternoon at O'Clock. Announcements
viii be- made 81 the progress of the work ana or
subscriptions received. II Is proposed TO give
iargc garden party In one OF the suburbs In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
WORK or THE RED CROSS.
THE NEW DIVISION HOSPITALS NEAR JACK
sONvILLE TO BE OPENED AT ONCE.


Stephen +. Barton. the chairman OF the Central
Cuban Relief Committee yesterday morning re-
ceived a telegram from the Rev. Alexander Kent.
the field agent Of the Red Cross at Jacksonville,
announcing that the order would open at once two
new division hospitals. The hospitals will be To-
aed at Panama Park. Miami. Jacksonville.
He asks that TWO hundred sheets. two hundred
pillow-cases and nightgowns be shipped to jack
sonvile AZ once. His request will be compiled WITH
Red Cross auxiliary. enrolled as No. 49, has
been started in Ltchhed. Conn. with Mrs. George
NJ Woodruff as president 1t has been organ
ICED 10 make hospital nightshirts. washcloths
and sanitary gauze congresses in response to tho
call for such articles from the Woman's Commit
tee on Auxiliaries In New-York 1t began work on
May g. meeting three times week. in the Town
Hall where twelve sewing machines and an aver
age attendance Of thirty-fve women gave all tho
appearance OF A factory working on double time.
One hundred and fifty nightshIrts. 800 washcloths
and 100 gauze congresses promised for Juno
l5 but within those three weeks 3l0 nghtshirts. al
washcoths and 400 congresses were turned out
and shipped The work is still going on. and an
other large consignment will he shipped about July
/ The auxiliary having also received large dona-
tons Of money. is now contemplating more indi-
vidua and especial gift to the Red cross nesides
It's regular work-a gift which will be decided upon
as soon as advices received from headquarters.
ant Commander George P. Colvocoresses. Of tho
Concord Havana by Commander A. Is H. Lille.
OF the Nicksburg and is the outing resort this
summer OF the wife of the chaplain or the nag.
propose to he oudone By her men in patriotic
deeds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
RTSHOP POTTER AND WOMEN NURSES.

Bishop Potter In speaking recently 10 the grad
,o,s nurses Of the Manhattan State Hospital
Training School said that while he dd not mean
- talk hercsy he sometimes felt that the progress
Of science n the treatment Of the sick was almost
gTot'squc a.. A..ut,,t =, ho sa,d
zone gets tired OF the iteration of convenient APP
hnsritaI ward. shall persist In maintaining maj
-. niI- fashoned physician who used 70 oilng win
h,,, rnt only his medicine In his slddlc-hag. but
his own robust personality dd more To INSPIRE
10 cotr,g. that mad, IA. sick well than all the
modern appliances. II the doctor himself, not
bis .addlelbags / expect that hy the time am
"icL thrrn will be sort OF mechanism invented
,hot can he wound up, Will climb the stairs with
nv medicine and wipe my brow with It's mechani-
c,i arm such "a contrivancc. doubtless. scientists
v,ir argue cannot reason therefore cannot buh-
dor Yet I hope and hope sincerely. that the
,,,n, yili never come when any one III or surfer
ng with clouded mind Will not need the presence
mir e.s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
OFF WITH THE RED CROSS.
D. L. COBB AND FOUR SURGEONS SAIL WITH
THE wEIL-FILLED YACHT.

When the vessel Red Cross sails to-day from Fte9
No North River where she is lying, she VIII
20 ont carving all the cheer and comforts that can
possibly be slowed away In her hold for the men
who are sick and wounded in a foreign iand. Nine-
teen cases were sent on Monday from the Red Cross
storerooms at No. $50 Broadway and quantities OK
bundles OF all sorts OF shapes and sizes were sent
on board yesterday. Mr. Cobb did not want to take
cases as they difficult to pack.
The articles surgical instruments
nigh tshirts, paianas. towels. cheesecloth mana
kerchiefs. rubber sheets, surgeons aprons. uni
form suits for ambulance attendants and all the
fittings for the hundred cots that the Metcat
Bliss Auxiliary have dispatched announced
Besides these things there is case OF coco vena
and nsterine. another OF jelles another Of small
delicaces and barrel Of china for on the yacht
quantity of Red Cross flags and other ensgns
has also been packed away. with hammocks ana
comfort-bags for the sailors and suits OF overals
One Of the mos, important things is Rontgen
ray machine which sent aboard yesterday.
Some anxiety has been expressed about the avail
ability OF the cots that going. The one ex-
hibied In the In Broadway is said to be only
what are you going 10 do about II Tor man
who is six feet or more in height"
The mosquito MEETINGS also are found 10 be cut TOO
snort. and an effort was made YESTERDAY 10 nave
the mistake recthed A kind OF tent curtain
and Mrs. Henry Marquand seems TO be satisfactory
IT Is made OF cheeseclOth and Will, the inventors
claim. be found 10 be impervioGs TO insects apd dew
damp. \ number OF these curtains have been sent
by the named 10 the quartermaster OF the
18th Regiment. New-York Volunteers. More Will
be sent II these are liked.
have won the gratitude Of men at the front ~
sending to Jacksonville carload Of tobacco. pipes.
chiefs. The consignment is to the "a New-Jersey
Regiment. at Camp Cuba I.ibre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
WASHINGTON A SUMNER RESORT.

After June Washington is generally the mus
dead looking city in this country, but thls sui'i'
Il is as gay and blooming its own roses. All ''ie
women In official life including Mrs. Mckinney arc
stl in the city. and Will remain. with pe'''"po
brief trips nearby resorts Inc WIVES u
public men are Drawing the summer neat 10 say
with the husbands whom the exigencies OF ~ai
keep at their posts continuously; the young mn. no
bers OF families staying TO Keep the ooeI oi'e s
company 70 that instead Of deserted streets aiu s
boarded up doors and windows the spacious MN 49,
OF the ca pital thrown open. ana the and
the evenings when the steps ana piazzas "a fsir
with pretty gowns natty bicycle SUITS anu a "a.
sprinking of uniforms Is most attractive. ga
body remains out Of doors as much as pQsslpe' re
until late hour at night The - cnSe-r and The
filled every evening with lively CROWDS, anu ~
women are invariably without hats ana IA ouN"
bright colors that they are de.lght 10 ~, rcsen,
Washington is really a summer resort az Pc
with comic opera every evening az zen n,tndin-
beautiful spot near the city reached by T W. Pc
road along the most picturesque part OF deIebtful
tomac River Chevy Chase. too. IS II uel't, a,,n
place II Is located about three miles from tow t
In the midst OF wild mountainous s ceneaS % he
enforced residents enjoying Us reston thar
fullest extent. and coming 10 the well as
Washington is charming SUMMER "
winter city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
UNIVERSITY TRUSTEES.
WOMEN ARE NOMINATED AS CANDIDATES
FOR THE HONOR.

The women o. Illinois WI vote for the rus,eer
for the University OF that state AZ the next e'e
,,o, and although their ballot IS confined 70 NOM
reos FOR that Office they VIII hold heir own state
convention and nominate a woman whom they "'Sh
. reconrnend as their representative on the
ticket. ., A.,,
!, Republican State convention recently heid
a. sprjnefeld. Mrs Alice Asbury Abbott was inc
,roroan honored by The Woman's Republican
roog,o a. us candidate for University trustee and
che was nominated on the regular Republican state
ticket. -, r,.
I'm the selection Of Mrs. Abbott" said Helen
y,r,ck Roswell 20 a Tribune reporter yesterday
.,b fac, f. ornpna sized mat the scholar Is needed
ana il aDug put forward In politics. MI Appots
&c !, good Politician. has broad conNrh'iSlvH %
i,gis1ttiyr needs and knows politics and pCtlclahs
,bcrOvptlv but beyond and above tAlH qudHllchuoh
ron.s that % her educational fitness for the Po-
sifion for which che has been nomlna teu J. ne
,.,ilic {. constantly giving evidence that II wants
rrfrresenfation through the highest ond best a.
tainmenis mentally and educauonAy III P""'0
Mrs Abbott was born and educated in Quincy,
nj buf completed her studies 10y a TWO years
coilre. I'm Germany. Her father was lawyer, ana
believing that am education ~as not compete WIN
ont some knowledge OF law, MS daughter, on her
ro,iru from abroad IN Difference 10 his wishes be-
came a law student. with no other object than IN
mi. WAY to round out her education. AT the time
Of her MARRIAGE Mrs. Abbott was contributor 10
leading periodicals and for time edited a sclen-
-inc journal. She has long been known as a most
accurate translator Of German reviews, and was
ono OF the charter members OF the Illinois woman 4
ReDublcan League. As wei as It's FIRST president.
Mrs Mary Mctzser and Mrs Mary l. Barnes
both Of Moline. H. are tho candidates OF the pro-
hibltlonsts for trustees of the State University
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
COMFORTS FOR SOLDIERS.
WHAT WASHINGTON WOMEN ARE DOING
FOR THE MEN AT CAMP ALGER.

WHAT WASHINGTON WOMEN ARE DOING
FOR THE MEN AT CAMP ALGER.
The soldiers stationed at Camp Alger are loud
IN their praise of the good work Washington wom-
On are doing in looking after the comfort Of both
,be sick and the well Of their ranks and are spe-
ciallv appreciatve OF the new comfort rooms
tlIst opened In Washington City. in Pennsylvania
ave for those get leave and come into the Guy
FOR a few hours. These quarters contain spacious
sitting room with easy chairs, couches tables VIII
ing material and reading matter Ihere IL Il WASH
room with clothes brushes and backing outnt' also
lockers for packages Plenty OF !ce-water Is pro-
vided This is said to be the most practical thing
for the comfort Of the visiting soldiers that
has been done by the women Of the capital Inc
amount OF real comfort and enjoyment ,sINe. ~
the opening OF these rooms Is great; ana Is Iu a
aun-ecIated by the soldier boys All visiting ON
GERS and soldiers invited 20 make these rooms
their headquarters. and are freely awaliing mem
selves Of the opportunity afforded. The inclaehtdI
exDenses Of This haven OF rest and comfort are
met by subscriptions from patriotic citizens. anu h
necessity OF having troops at Camp AIger or o'hsi
nearby places remains. The promoters OF inns ~
soldiers are Mrs J. " Babcock. wife OF the chair
man OF the Republican Congressional .oinlnItt1sS
Mrs Hawley wife Of General Hawley; MIS- hnl,iiy
Sherwood Mrs W ". Case and many equally
Well-kDOWn women - -.. r--,or ~ .he
The Nomens Christian Temperance mon aqter The
District OF Columbia IS active IN LOOKING 49,
soldiers who daily travelling the streets 20
Washington A. the rooms OF I'm, tneir 70 re- good
Substantial luncheon which is free 70 soldiers IN
terested persons send contributor OF So fond The
bread meat. fruit and all articles OF loo4 os
department OF soldiers. sailors and marines OF
tho Womsns Christian IemperaHi zee cba iSe and
one evening next week will entertain soiuerS 5icb
and marines at a Igguiar recepo'on' donation
party" when articles Of food and also gray mar, nan
mel abdominal bandages. linen sheets ana piIio ~
cases for cots and other Things heeue' At '
will be received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

ouested TO name a woman on the Paris Exposition
Commission. and that the woman be Mrs Potter
Palmer. OF Chicago. Both motions were carried
As chairman Of the Committee on Resolutions
Mrs. Mary Mumford. OF Philadelphia, read NUM-
her Of resolutions which will be sent out immedi-
atelv In the name OF the federation. one is TO
President Mckinley. expressing confidence IN MN
his advisers and his brave men on lohd ana SCI,
Another IS a petition to Congress asking II 10
establish 2 National health bureau for the dssem,
touched upon included most Just legal rights ron,
moher to child the preservation OF iorHs,s' IN. ,b
Of effective work along educational INES nIn ,e
Advancement OF whatever pertains 10 better lndus-
trial Conditions for women and children ,
10 m Ike practical some OF the lines or endeaVor
- In he name Of the Citizens Business League Of
Nj waukee one OF the Wisconsin DELEGATES pre-
sorted an Invitation 10 the Federation to hold It's
next biennial convention in that city. The matter
will be referred to the Board
NEW COUNCIL. MEETS.
The new council OF the General Federation OF
Womcn's Clubs met Yesterday at the Brown Palace
Hotel under the direction o. the president Mrs'
William Lowe. Of Georgia. The most important
matter under animated discussion was the con'h-
Grafton OF the taxation Of affiliated clubs. 81 which
there are tTo-tne National Household Econ0mic
Association and the National Society OF New Eng
iard Women These ORGANIZATIONS strenuously OBJ
jet to the general 10 cents per capita tax passTd
avert f' rupture Mrs sladc. Of New York. a. rep
rcscntatve OF the Society Of New Ems ana women
the difficulty until the next b.ennia, ines re 50
utons provide that these animated N'tlolail ~
cicfics shall be- rospon sible TO the secretar~ o. me
General Federation rather than to me SECRETARY
Of the State Federation. that they shail nave ~
rcsertatf0u on the Nominating committee "i the
Federal ion: that they shall have some Representa-
ton m State decorations. and that they Sha ny
The General Federation $40 annual dues ana tne
Stat Federation at the rate 81 = cents per pr aIon
library Iin.. and 20 this end the president APP
pointed as a committee Mrs. Eugene uurd' OF
Georgia chairman; Mrs. { :: kinney OF I 'an' ana
Mrs g. II. Buckwalter Of ohio. , -,
Mr. Henrotn will leave Denver ms morning iJI
rl.ra & 10
Wcnru's Congress which opens tire" days So
sion Thursday morning After TINS meeting 81,
viii sn.ud ten DAYS accompanied by her husbthn'
I'm the mining camp Of their eldest son az NeuC''
Utah. Mrs Heurotln has not celnltcly ou ,,, r
her future work but after a summer rest VIII u'
vote herself 10 the industrial problem as II rea''S
particularly 10 women dnr children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

THE DAYS GOSSIP.

A meeting OF the womans Patriotic Relief Asso-
citation Will be held this afternoon at o'clock at
Westminster Chapel Cllnton-st. and First Place
Brooklyn.
PHYSICAL culture a music drill and paror games
nre the programme for this evening at the Young
Womens Christian Association. No. East fli-
feminist
A legacy OF 100000 has fallen to Princeton Uni
versltv by the will % Mrs Annie s Patton Inc
endowment Is to he called the William ana Anae
s Patton lectureships In ancient ana mouern intern"
ture
Miss Alice G Twight. OF Chicago has received
the degree OF doctor Of philosophy conferred upon
her hy the Northwestern University. at Evanston.
Nice Twilight IS the frs; woman he so honored
by his Institution She also holds degrees from Ne
universities of Paris and AK
The Prohbitionists OF Idaho have nominated for
Governor o. that State Mrs L. T Johnson. a bust
ness woman Of Idaho Falls.
"Dorothea Dix Of the Spanish American war
&c the title which has been given to Or Anita New
comb McGee
Mrs Nellie Grant sar,oris and her children have
arrived the Elber9n HoS ,o- E bs Simmer
Helene vaccaresco. the former favorite maid of
honor o. Carmen sylvia" Queen OF Rumana' mas
,ust finished play in three acts entitled ''ath-
erne Sforza.
7, ,s renor.ed that at the coronation Of Queen
UrbonlDa several Dutch Indian princes are ex-
pected to he present. Amoas TIE NUMBER VIII 'e
he sultan Of Sak with large su''e.
The first Chinese 10 be admitted to
,-,.yorlk hospital Is Annie Fun. the wife OF An
HOO Chinatown merchant she was nd o Cqms nef t6
Canton. China. thirty years ago an" ~ ~
America when she was -FOUR years "I"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
cBrRcH WORKERS AID TIE SOLDIERS.

The wife OF an officer OF the 18th New-fo hegi-
nent who recently visited her husband at Chicka
,,o,,g, vrote 70 friends In St Georges parish re
g,rdins the needs OF some OF the men. Money was
ccordngly raised and comfort bags for four com,
NAMES we're made 10y the Kings paughtc and
t;irls' Friendly Aid Society OF the parish These
we're filled and packed few days ago In the Memo
rial Buldlng by the older boys and girls OF the sun
dav-schoo Each OF the navy blue bags contained "A
toothbrush. cake Of soap. bottle or vasellne
needles and iarning needles thread. darning cotton
nins buttons a pad OF paper pencil. five stamped
ENVELOPES n towel and a Bible. pound Of tobacco
was also sent 10 each man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
NEW CROP or LAWYERS.

large class Of law students were sworn In as
members Of the bar mt the Appellate Division OF
tie Supreme Court yesterday. Presiding Justice
Van Brunt was present and Justice Rumsey made
a little address giving the lawyers good adj
vice The oath administered by Colonel Wag-
staff clerk OF the court. There were six women in
the class namely Clara ID. Blum. Edith J. Girls
void Julia A Gainey Florence Lauterbach, Isa-
bella NJ Pettus and Mary G. Pitter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
FIRST VOUEN'S GLIB N PARIS.

Paris is soon 10 have its first women's club Mod
elled In some respects along the same lines tho
London Club. It will have unique features OF its
own as well. Not only will the proposed charges
make membership in this club expensive luxury.
hut the membership itself Will be limited by other
methods IL is reported that applying canddate0
are To he subjected tests which only the most
aristocratic women in France Will be able TO stand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

Among the gifts received by Grandma LOOMS
on Saturday last was gold Sunshine pin The
suggestion 10 give the badge came from Anna ora
Miller Of Chappaqua. y Y. who volunteered 10
az a tralng contribution OF various members 10
huv y This was easily accomplished. many p-lns
,u1toti. 10 give more than tho small sum required
Th. handsome badge IN IT, dainty whit" velvet
cse arcompanied by the cards ana congra tulations
of the donors carried It's mcssag" ~ love ana
greeting 10 the Oldest r. : = member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
RIGHTEOUS CONFLICT.

.pu, Yourselves IN array against Babylon round
about All Va that bend the bow. shoot AZ hf''
spare no arrows. for she hath s'nned against ''''
Lord" Jeremiah ]. 40
,.Father Of earth and heaven, call ny naine,;;
Round me- the smoke and shout or oat'e to"'
Nv ewes are daZzlcd with the rustNns nan
Father susiain an untrlef sodiet SOUL
VII "''''' -(TheolOre Korner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
MORE MONEY FOR WAR RELIEF.

In addition 10 the contributions mentioned yes
.erday the Women's National War Relief Asso-
citation desires to acknowledge the following sums
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

neck and waist boz
ing collected In Q
narrow space at
each side OF the
centre front. The
edge OF the right
side IL finished
with a box-pleat.
and the closing 10
effected by means
OF button h o,es
worked through
the centre and but
tons sewed 10 the
left side he
body portion OF the
back is slightly
full. and Is ar
ranged In gathers
At the yoke edge
and again at tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

Communications have reached m" once from
Henry VI Calvert. Margaret Van 7'ni''N'
49,. ,,a- yt,e,ou, como" George Cornelius
Wrq g. - Hues.y Miss VI. Lochman. jennie L.
Lewis Edl'h VI Samms. Mrs r Mss RI io "A o.
,he Rly G l. Twins " ". Wilcox H. - e"
Mrs q o Tappan. Mary Moore Mr. > Her =
Nrs / T. Poucher u. : Carpenter ana r.. r. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
GIFTS FOR THE FLOATING HOSPITAL

The Floating Hospital and the Seaside Hospital
- c, Johns Guild will be opened TO receive their
orst patents for this season on Wednesday july
some recent contributions are:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
THE TRIBT We PATTERN.
TIssUE-PAPER PATTERN OF wOMAN'o
AND MISS'S SHIRTWAIsT. NO 7.3s.

The model shown I'm the illustration is OF pale
blue pique in heavy rib The Joke. which 10
single pointed Is scanned AT the centre back and ex-
tends over the shoulders to the fronts The latter
are full ard pouch slightly. the gathers at both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

NO. 7.3lS-NOMAN' = MD MISSS drII dgdIH III ITO
sHlRTWAlsi waistline. Between
II and the fronts are smooth under-arm cores. The
sleeves are one-seamed, in regulation shirt style,
and are finished at the wrists with straight cufs.
AT the neck Is a high collar. With IL is worn
string tie OF black satin. and at the waist IL belt
OF black silk
size will require three and one-quarter yards Of
thrty-sx- inch material The pattern. No. 1913. Is
cut in sizes for "a 80, a. SO. IS and 10 inch bust
measure and for misses OF twelve. fourteen and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

meeting O, the Woman's Patriotic Relief Asso-
citation Will be held this afternoon at o'clock al
Westminster Chapel. Clinton-st. and First Place.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

smoothly Color the dressing red with iooseo
coral rubbed through a fine sieve ,..,.. ,..S
For lettuce sandwiches lay crisp lettuce w.
unon a thin slice Of buttered bread. spread nsn.X
buttered bread"