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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
BENEFIT FOR RED CROSS
A PERFORMANCE WILL BE GIVEN Al
THE FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE TO-DAY.
THE COMMITTEE EXPECTS TO RAISE si,Ooo-PRoM-

INENT ARTISTS WHO WILL TAKE PART.
At 1870 o'clock this afternoon the curtain wW
be rung up at the Fifth Avenue Theatre for an
entertainment that for quality and quantity stands
facie prnceps The OF the theatre fer the after.
noon has been given by Manager Knowles, and the
entire proceeds Of the entertainment will b for
the benefit OF the First New-York Ambulance RED
Cross Equipment Society. 1t Is confidently expected
that. owing to the prestige Of the COMMITTEES IN
charge and the society and professional people
takns part, 1880, the sum necessary to Mt out
and send another ambulance, will be raised
Mrs Heoise Durant Rose has had the arrange
ment OF the programme in charge 1t will consist
OF tableaus. musical selections and the production
Of number OF one-act plays. Among the dramas
10 be given is new costume play. entitled "Ra-
cine' by Dodson Mitchell. Mr. Mitchell, Fred
Murphy and Miss Florence Haverlegh will appear
In this. by the Kings Command" which Mrs.
Rose has composed will be done In pantomime ny
Miss Haverleigh and George Irving. Of '"rhe Little
Minister" accompanied by reading OF the poem
and by piano music. +. +. Mackay will act as d.
rector, and Mr.. Irving and Miss Haverlegh Will
combine dancing with their pantomme.
For Cuba another one-act sketch by MrA
Rose, will be accompanied by an overture OF Cuban
music, arranged by Gustave l.. Becker. Dorothy
Alden and Mortimer II. Weldon Will appear In IT.
and just before the presentation OF Carl Marwfeo
tabeau Aunt Louisa Eldridge will recite The
Star Spangled Banner and the girls In the tabieeu
Will Join In singing II afterward. Three tableaus.
arranged under the direction OF earle Benner. J.
Wells Champney James Lawrence Bruce. w. b.
Van Ingen. c. A. Gilbert and Otto Cushing win
be a attractive feature OF the programme. They
will represent THE Greek Flower Market" ~
japanese Teahouse" and patriotic scene ar.
ranged by Carl Marwg. These will be the last
numbers on the programme. Before the fall OF
the curtain glimpse will be given OF n number OF
girls each dressed 10 represent State IN the
Union. The musical part OF the programme M
cudes Nine. Clementine De Yerc-Sapio, sopranos
Miss Fielding e. Rosee and Miss Marguerite Hall.
contraltos: Percy Averill. barytone: T. Ellsworth
Giles. tenor; Orton Bradley, plan ist; William c.
nish Cuban music The Of Mise Viola
Allen. Miss Dorothy Alden. c. Judson Bushnell.
Harry Morgan David Bmberg Franz Wizcek.
Press Eldrldge, Mortimer II. Weldon Marshall p.
Wilder. Fred Murphy and s. Homer Eaton are
also on the programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
RED GROSS GENERAL COMMITTEE.

III. C;eneral Committee Of the Red Cross held a
nrotracted meeting behind closed doors yester-
dav afternoon At the Chamber Of Commerce. No
% Na,sau-st with William T Wardwell. chair
NAV ~ the committee. in the chair.
p,ebon Potter was present for the first time.
Otber, nresent were Levi p Morton. the Rev. Syl-
ves.er Malone, Or. George F. Shrady, Douglas
p.h,,sor William r. Stuart, Jacob II. schn. John
p Faure James speyer. Howard Townsend, Gus
tsve H. Schwab and stephen Barton
~ reluctance to give out reformation is any IN
scation Of what TRANSFERRED at the meeting. CON
...r,h,e difference Of opinion must have been ex-
nre,a,d nv the speakers. Information OF the sim
n,cst nature was az FIRST refused According 10 Dr
chradv lanes Speycr. who Is one OF the newer
MANNERS OF the committee. stirred up warm ar
pument by asking some questions as TO what com
o.nd the work Of the Red Cross. When the Rev.
,,,o,a was asked ~ a row" had resulted
.r.u, NJ, speyer's questions. he said 1t depended
- that one called a row. He thought It was
simply difference OF opinion ,.u. u,o,.,A.r. -,
,,n s1;e.' Auxiliary Committee were present 1t
W.. nroposed that the women be permitted to en-
ter tns the Coalition might be perfected About
six women were RreSWyn ardweli said. was hermo-
inss The matter was referred to special com
nittee VINO will report az me neA r n th cn
Wara"erT The proposed cooperation is expected TO
m M we time and effort and Work much good IN
aver apsnce committee was appointed Which In .
few days VIII issue e or the Navy roef service
commii, nroUress Several boats have been exam
Pad hui a. yet definite conclusion has been
reached rssponse to a request from the Medical Ad.
vsory board asking that us scope
Cd asa advise the "A bs, far az
Red Cross Refer e;a eervice as to the best plan
az Examination for Red Cross a.e
as to the pest form ,e Of be neG Appliances and supplies
Cuban soil Inc an" and also to FURNISH diet list for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
WONANS CLUB CONGRESS.
WISCONSIN WOMEN MEET AND DISCUSS
INTERESTING SUBJECTS.

INTERESTING SIFJEtIE.
State woman's Club Congress hold at
Madison WIS., yesterday. Two meetingn, ono IN
the forenoon and ono in the afternoon. took place
AT tho CONGREGATIONAL Church. under ;ho auspices
OF tho State Federation % Women's Clubs. Ths
guests were welcomed by Mira Frances B. Raymer
president OF the Woman's Club OF Madison. and
the three federated clubs Of tho city united in ex-
tending courteses. reception wes given IN honor
OF the guests.
A prominent feature Of tho occasion dis
cusson and talk Local and Personal RENT
niscences" by several representative women from
different localities.
Tho Reciprocity Bureau. under the Craftsmanship
OF Mrs Arthur n. Neville. OF Green Bay. has
issued It's 1893 report OF manuscript, talks and
lectures for tho OF federated clubs. The
pamphlet was said TO have been ono OF tho most
valuable possessions OF the Federation II has
meant months Of unremittlng labor on tho part Of
the committee. Mrs Neville Mrs. Door Clark and
Mrs. +. T.. Tcetshcrn. all ~ Green Bay, and the
result IL the completion Of almost university ex-
tension course for WhOmsOeVfr WILL There nro
talks by bright women on bright topics papers by
women with spccialtics the specialize and
eager awake club women Of Wisconsin are inter-
estcd All these offered 10 the federated clubs
almost for the asking being loaned 10 be read free
OF charge or 20 be read and discussed by The au-
thor for expenses. or sometimes at n nominal sum-
The arrangement OF these In tho pamphlet Is adj
mirably made in departments. under art literary
and the other topics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
BOTANICAL ENIGMA.
I am composed OF 20 letters. ..
NV Il o. l. ~ 10 an American ootahist. M,

lam composed OF 20 letters. ,..
Nv a. y H. u is n beautiful and familiar held
NJ II 6 L. 20 z l6 is thu wind flower
sly H. l. H. e H. q Is field plant OK fn ,c Same
family hollyhocks, cotton geraniumsi eve oowsr
OF the lily family. - ,,..
.nr.rep from tho earth whore the blood OF a youth
had fallen The youth beloved by Apollo ana
Incidentally slain by the god -,
Nv H. !, q. O. 8. - Is Towering bush OF inc
heath family. 49,, o
My ls {. ]. O. tof earth Is name give" "o"e'S
Nv - . IL a tree the wood OF which tradi-
,ion states the Cross WAS made. and that since
he Passion OF our Saviour the leaves have not
been known to rest.
THO whole is n quotation from Coleridge.
This puzzle s sent by Mrs X Nichols; Red
park " l. The President General would add
RAJ Inc auotntion Is apt at the present time. and
answers should be In by June H. For every cor
rect answer given by Sunshine member n sun
,blnc souvenir win be forwarded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
CHERRY PIE.
NEW LAUNCH CHRISTENED THE MOYNIER

The steam launch presented by THE Outlook 10
the American National Red Cross viii be named
the Moynier In honor Of Gustav Moyner. chair
man OF the International Committee Of the Red
Cross at Geneva through whose efforts from 1854
until lss2 the signature OF the United States was
secured 10 the Geneva Treaty.
The launch s In South Boston. and the Navy
Department has given instructions to the COM
mandant al the Charlestown Navy Yard to inspect
her and issue the necessary certificate. A commits
49, ~A->Adr ham issusA hy the Pyasidsne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
Among the contributions received on TUESDAY

Amonr The contrbutions received on Tuesday
were A box OF pictures. cards and calendar from
A. J. C.. reading matter from Mrs. T r. Parsons
and Mrs H. booklet from Mrs. ;. A Maxwell sin
booklets from Mrs Wallace Bunce, beautiful SILK
pieces from Anna Blgiow. booklets and cards Win
out name. silk pieces and scraps from M M Asi
w Tcunay books and magazines from Mrs. a.
Mead Clark and Mrs. Boil. roses from Isabel Shir-
ley MAGAZINES. photographs and samples OF wall
paner no name: booklet. no name, and twelve SILK
naes from Mrs A. A. Newell. -
nagaznes cards and toys from Miss II. F. Ander-
son; reading matter from Mrs. e. c. Hussey, and
a package without name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
Mss BARTON GOES TO TAMPA.

was said at the once OF the Central Relief
H0'A1nNtee Yesterday that Miss Clara Barton would
washington for Tampa this evening. to take
T. % the supplies on the relief ship State OF
,, NO nurses wsre expected to accompany
VS. VS. barton as the staff board the State Of
thnSs. was deemed suffcient for tho present. Al
~ TssnN was not known definitely when the State
she won,s would sail. Il was thought probable that
~ "oo'o accompany tho nrst army OF invasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
THANKS FROM CLARA BARTON.

President General Of tho I. s s. As long ago IA
March 1 you forwarded TO me n letter with 81 In
closed for the sufferers IN Cuba. The changes
which came. disturbing the mails ana disturbing
everything thore, and sending oven ourselves Off
from The Island have prevented the receipt OF your
letter which has faithfully followed mo up until
the pres"n, time. when received u I'm Washington.
where passing a day or two previous 10 my
return 10 the Cuban waters.
Regroiting the delay IN this response. and thank
ing YOU sincerely for tho kind courtesy, ! remain
sincerely yours. CLARA BARTON,
President American National Rcd Cross.
Tfrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

Communications have been received rom M's'
Helen NJ Grirey. Mrs. Grace I. Kenyon cara A.
Rice. d. u c.. Mrs Theron f. Parsons H. NJ. "
W. Elizabeth X Kitcho. Mrs. NJ r. Gaminons.
Mrs. w. Donald. Anna @. Bglow Uncle pa"'
Bruce Alfred Dooan. Miss A. G. ward hei''E ~, W
Calvert. f. NJ Vockmann. Mrs 3 II; Meal . ~,
a Newell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
MRS sARTORTS NOT TO WE'D.

Mrs Nellie Grant sartoris denies the story re-
Gently circulated that she is TO marry General
Henry Kyd Douglas General Douglas Is also IN
dirnant over the report and Gays that is an old
story which started some time ago. but that
the friends Of both knew there was no truth IN IT,
Mrs Sartoris's mother is grevcd over the publicity
OF the rurnor. and blamss her society friends for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

Earl Quick. the little boy singer who has gone
70 Denver 10 spend the summer. sang at a re-
ception given last Thursday evening by Mrs
Rou,t wife Of the Ex-Governor Of tho State OF
Colorado Next Sunday Earl will carry the SO
prano aoloe IN the boy choir at the cathedral
Little Earl Is only ten years old and vet Is be'ng
pressed into service for charity benefits and many
social functions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

concert in aid OF the American National Red
Cross Relief Committee viii be given by the Ogden
Musical Club az Chckering Hall this evening.
Tickets will be 70 cents and y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
TISSUE-PAPER PATTERN OF CHnU1
BLOUSE DRESS. NO 1897. FOR COUPON
TEN CENTS

Nothing makes prettier attractive frockD
for little girls than figured French chaliie. The
model shown in the illustration is emnently stylish
az the same time that Il is entirely simple. Tho
foundation for the blouse fitted body lining that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

Among tho American women presented at the
Queens Drawing Room yesterday were the Misses
Hoyt Hubben and Lichneld Mrs WashinstoI
Hoiland and Mrs Marshall Field OF Chicago. and
Mrs Augustus Goodwin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

The WomAn's National War Relief Association
will hold a special meeting this afternoon az .
o'clock M the Windsor Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

meeting of the various organizations interested
in the work OF the Red Cross Auxiliary No. OF
the Council OF Jewish Women will be held at
Temple Emanuel at O'Clock this srtornoon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

At the home of Mrs. Egbert Guernsey, No. 10
Central Park South meeting OF the Woman's
Patriotic Relief Association will be held az 1929
O'Clock this morning instead or Saturday, juno IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

The sixth public service OF the American Gu'id
Of Organists will be held at Plymouth Church
I3rooklvn this evening The guild offers
nual prize Of gold medal. given by Walter j.
Clemson. OF Taunton Mass. for tho setting OF so
lected words TO music: The words this year ara
taken from Isaiah II. g. c. 7. s. 8. II. The compo-
itjon ia limited to members OF tho guild, and closes
Oct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

Tho womans West End Republican Association
No AZ boulevard, will hold special war meet
Ing to-day az 9:l5 p. m. to determine what II VIII
do as an association toward war Keller. n run at
tendance is desired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

Mrs E. c. Cann Will lecture Perfect Wom-
anhood" at No a. West Twenty second-st this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The lecture will be free TO
all who Interested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
MOUNT VERNON NEWS.

Tho womans Christian Temperance Union OF
Mount Vernon celebrated the seventh anniversary
OF the deditation OF willard Hall on Monday even
ing The Rev. DR.. s. T. Graham. rector OF Trinity
rn,scopal Church: the Rev George c. Peck min.
,ser or the First Methodist Church and others
made addresses. Mrs. Mark u. Stiles, soprano.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

report also made from the Orange branch
Of this auxiliary. Of which Mrs. Douglas Robinson
Is chairman. The sum Of 81 400 has been raised by
the members. and &. 10 go toward an ambulance
II the full amount required to buy and NJ one out
should not be made up. The 81 which OF
the wagons costs buys all things necessary for It.
including four horses and the uniforms for ak at
tendants.
An Additional sum Of ~ was reported a. having
been raised BY littlo Monroe Robinson among his
payfellows OF the Dearborn School.
Mrs- Cowles said yesterday that II was possible
that the National Red Cross Committee would re-
quest the auxiliary to assist In fitting out aInbu-
anoe launches. Stephen Barton was yesterday
tsSSSsns for and inspecting vessels to be used for
'Ts purpose
~ ne next meeting Of the auxiliary Will be held
70 "Sonesday morning June L. at II o'clock, at
hon. . W Madison ave, and at the same day and
"'N VERY week long necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

The sixth annual conference OF the Eastern
branch OF the women's Auxiliary TO the Young
Mems Christian Association OF New-York will be
held to-day and on Friday Mt Sing Sing Among
the addresses will he one by Mrs T.. L. Lcuden. OF
Mount Vernon, The Auxiliary Work Among
Boys, Why? What?"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

The New-York University will hold its sixty sixth
annual commencement this evening at O'Clock At
the Metropolitan Opera House. The graduating
classes are TO be the school OF law. the graduate
school tho school OF pedagogy and the school OF
engineering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

The th.rty-seventh anniversary and parade OF
the Eastern District Sabbath-school Association
will take place this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

Mse Helen r. Hainos. managing editor OF The
library Journal" will be the recording secretary
at the American Library Association. which con-
venes at ChautauQua July T. II is the first ume
a woman has served IN that capacity since tho
ORGANIZATION Of the Library Association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

closes at the centre back. The yoke portion q
tucked India silk is scanned at the shoulders ana
attached to the lining at the line OF pertorations
shown In the pattern. The blouse portion below Is
scanned under the only and pouches over the
belt at both front and back. The sleeves are two
scanned and snug-fitttng. but are finished at tho
shoulders with small puffs which support the
divided bretees. The latter, which are edged with
lace form a becoming trimming, and serve 10 con-
ceal the Joining OF yoke and blouse. The skirt "
straight and hemmed at the bottom, the funess
al the waist being arranged In gathers and at
tached TO the band At tho neck is collar Of
striped ribbon. and at the waist sash OF the same
bowed at the back - 49,
TO make this frock for child OF eight years will
REQUIRE four and half yards OF 2inch material.
The nattern No 7297 Is cut in sizes for children Of
four six eight. ten and twelve years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

Miss Minnie Rosen. a working girl OF New-York
City gave talk before the sociological section OF
the West Chester Woman's Club. Mount Vernon.
yesterday afternoon. Her subject Sanitary
Preparation OF Garments and the Manufacture OF
Military Uniforms" There was a large attend
OF members and invited guests IN Willard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

A parlor meeting under the auspices OF the eouth
New-York Womnn's Christian Temperance Union
will be held this evening In the Washington Square
xs..bod,s, Eriscopal Church house at 8 D. m. There
will he an address by Mrs. Ella A. Booe acting
president New York State Woman's Christian Tenn
p,ra nee Union Refreshments will be served at the
Close Of tho meeting. and silver collection taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

THE DAi y tOSNIT.
The womans National War Relief Association
viii hold q special meeting this afternoon at 3
concert IN aid OF the American National Red
Cross Relief Committee viii be given by the Ogden
Musical Club a. Chickerng Hall this evening
Tickets will be 30 cents and q.
Among tho American presented at the
Queens Drawing Room yesterday were the Misses
Hoy Hub5e ana Lene E1.d Mt y, Dd
Mrs Augustus Goodwin.
Earl Quick the little boy singer who has gone
10 Denver 70 spend the summer. sang at re-
ception given las. Thursday evening by Mrs
Routt vito Of the Ex-Governor Of tho State OF
Colorado. Mex, Sunday Earl will carry the So
prano soloe In the boy choir ut the cathedral
Little Earl Is only ten years old; and vet - DeinG
pressed into service for charity BENEFITS ana many
social functions
Tho woman's West End Republican Association
No AZ boulevard will hold special war meet
Ing to-day at BIB p. m. to determine what II Will
do as an association toward war relief a fun at
tendance is desired
Mrs E. c. cahin Will lecture Perfect WON
anhood" at No. a west Twenty second-s.. this
afternoon at O'Clock The lecture will be free TO
ali who are Interested.
At the home Of Mrs. Egbert Guernsey. No. 10
Central Park South. meeting OF the "oman's
Patriotic Relief Association will be held az 1929
O'Clock this morning. instead OF Saturday. Juno H.
A meeting Of the various organizations interested
in the work OF the Red Cross Auxiliary No. OF
the Council OF Jewish Women will be held at
Temple Emanu- FL at O'Clock this afternoon
The thirty seventh anniversary and parade OF
.he Eastern District Sabbath school Association
will take place this afternoon.
Tho sixth public service Of the American Guild
q, Organists will be held at Plymouth Church
brooklyn. this evening The guild offers an an
nual prize OF a gold medal. given by Walter J.
CLEMSON OF Taunton. Mass. for tho setting OF go
lected words TO music The words THIS year are
tiion is limited to member. OF tho guild, and closes
October !.
The New-York University will hold its SIXTY sixth
annual commencement. this evening at O'Clock At
the Metropolitan Opera House. The graduating
classes are TO be the school OF law, the graduate
school tho school o. pedagogy and the school or
engineering.
Miss Helen r. Haines. managing editor Of The
Library Journal" will be the recording secretary
at the American Library Association; which CON CON
venes at Chautauqua July II Is the hrst tiIne
q woman has served IN that capacity since tho
organization OF the Library Association
New-York Wounn's Christian Temperance Union
will be held this evening In the Washington Square
Methodist Episcopal Church house at p. m. There
will be address BY MrS Ea a. Hqon a Tenn.
porance Union. Refreshments Will be served at the
close Of the meeting. and SILVER cohecuoh 'ahe''
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-06
YOUNG GIRLS
 HIS VICTIMS
w. H. Doggett, a Cook, Ar rested on the Charge of
 Abduction.
The Police Say That a Moro Serious Charge Will Be Preferred
 Against Him.

W. H. Doggett, a cook 39 years of age, was arrested yesterday afternoon by De- tectives Anthony and Dillon and booked at the City Prison on charge of ab- auction, but more serious charge will be preferred against him.
 Last Thursday Mrs. Rest, 730 Howard street, inserted an advertisement in one or the papers for some light housework Tor her daughter Rachel Costley, a bright girl, between 13 and 14 years of age. Doggett answered the advertise ment, and on the girl calling upon him the following day, he told her that his sister, who had a farm in the country wanted girl to assist her with her baby ana to do little houSewOrk
 lie took the girl to the Stockton boat and Kept her in a house in Stockton a close prisoner. Yesterday morning the girl escaped from the house and hurried tO ponce headquarters, where she notified CnleI Gall of her position. He at once telephoned to Chief Lees, and Detectives Anthony and Dillon were detailed on the case.
 After Doggett found that the girl had escaped he came to the city and called upon her mother, asking her if she had returned. Mrs. Rest made an appoint ment with him to call in the afternoon and hurried to police headquarters, where sne was advised to swear out a warrant Tn Judge Conlan's court for his arrest. She did so. and when he called in the afternoon the detectives arrested him. The girl will be brought from Stockton this morning.
 The police say that Doggett has been at the same business for some time, and against him.