New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-06
FOR THE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,
A CONCERT TO BE GIVEN DECEMBER IN
THE WOMENs STRING ORC HE'S
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concer, will he given Saturday evening
December 70 nj Merdelssohn Hall No ll3 YVES,
Fortieth-s FOR tho benefit Of tho industrial schooi
belonging 70 tho church ~ the Holy Communion.
Tho Women's String Orchestra Of Ne"-forK anu
many well-known solosts will take part Inc
programme will he follows:
Menueo from 'Nachtmuslk i Monsei
R-sn,h ara Miss Austin. and ohsllraio
cello. Miss Gasrtn'r ssnA,-,
S SIsn,.s ,or n osbco Mis-. xcdhari obb
Miss Brsnth: harp MISS h'TFe'
Violin solo Poonsise Brilllante'
n. Declaration from Ml' IisDs Krug
b Maerohen Little Iesend t' '1ar
Vio.onceio solo PoloIase,
Mrs Ssr smith soprano Mr Frederick spence violin
Or ierrlt smith organ Mr.. Whitney COMBS paFy ,.s.
s. Li1 Isss I'm. F5a@fss- seh };9st
Country Dance from Norwes,an sirs'' 'P
Tho Industrial School is in It's fortieth year OF
continued existence Ten years ago carelui
system Of instruction was introduced. ana the
rapid changes and developments OF sewing "n'cN
the study OF methods In this and tore'sh oou"
tries has promoted have been ioho"eu anu
adopted The results have been most encouraging
There are four courses IN plain sewing ana one
in boueehold embroidery. Through the Kindness OF
the department OF domestic art OF we NJ oS iris
College Of Columbia University. cas- q. go
from, tho higher grades Of the school Is permitted
Ia ca m the college for instruction IN the drauSht
irg and cutting of garments and a similar prrNti-
lege offered another class al tlr ifie t.i,,h
formerly Thirty eighth street Working EirIs ,lnp
for instruction In kitchen-garten. laundry WIZ
etc. on feature of the school : me huslcai ~
In addition to the opening and closing eNeFcissS
Tho urinary or intermediate departments a.
taught kindergarten songs and in the adVanoFS
dauartnant the older girls have the pleasure "
listening TO good selections the piano during
portion Of the morning. The schooi ~ ~ rom
every saturday morning from 10 to IL CLOCK roi 10
Noven Der until May. at the parish mousse NJ :"
West Twenteth-st. 3d., -, oooh
A teachers class Is held at the close OF 6 eaGh
session from II :45 to / o'clock. by Mrs j. !. ftop
ipson instruction and materials for inc coulSr
ar. given 10 those who. in return, >" sINt -
services az teachers In the school. branch OF
the Penny Provideut Fund is open during tlo
same hours for the Of members or the parlsu
a. VOL as for the children. who are encourdseI
To- become depositors in IT. In this connection d
new feature Of the work may be mentioned
II was suggested that the children nlsn, MI WI
r. share in the responsibility OF the schooi' anu
each one contributes something NOS J." ,tess IN
course paving one cent every Saturday. thosS ~
tho second course cents. the thrd cour3e III
cents tho fourth course four cents. In the en-
broidery course the pupils give renunerSa,lse
vice : charge Is made. Or TOT ths 'i"'''' "
forod the college ana clup n.
Tho oricers OF the school Miss Jessie Pat-
tersou first directress. Mrs. William Deerlhs' 80
oud directress: Mrs William q. 'Iardtsr ,r, 80
urer Miss Young secretary; Mrs. l.: I. Ropn
son directress OF sewing. Miss Helen Moore "o'N
examiner and pianist. ~ tr,rv
The clergy OF the church. the Rev ~ leniy
always presen, at the short opening service Whlch
during Ienf IS held In the church. VIII an az
dress especially adapted 70 the needs OF me niue