The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-07
HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS
ANNUAL MEETING AT TRINITY
 PARISH HOUSE YESTERD4Y.
Officers and Committees for 1900 Elected and Reports Read-Thnt of the Secre- tary, Mrs. T. E. Osborne, Quite Imter- esttnw

tary, Mrs. T. B. Osborne, Quite Inter-
 esting,
 The officers and managers of the
 Home for the Friendless held their an
 nual meeting in the Trinity church
 parish house at o'clock yesterday af-
 ternoon. Very little business of import ance, aside from the election of officers secretary and treasurer came up, and the meeting was a short one, adjourn ing after little more than half hour session. The Rev MT. Moore, pastor of the First Baptist church, presided. l The officers, committees, honorary members, and managers elected for the l year 1900 are as follows:
 President-Mrs Charles D. Graves.
 Vice president-Miss J. R. Terry. | Treasurer-Mrs. Timothy Cowles. | Secretary-Mrs. Thomas B. Osborne
 Advisory committee-John c. Hollis ] ter, Justus S. Hotchkiss, Charles E. Graves, T. Attwater Barnes. | Executive commttee-Mrs. T. H. Bishop, Mrs. Charles E. Graves, Mrs R. c. Stiles, Mrs. Timothy Cowles, Mrs ! sherman F. Foote, Mrs. William H. Thomson, Mrs w. w. Rodman, Mrs. F. H. Brown, Mrs. Fred R. Cooper, Mrs Thomas B. Osborne, Mrs. D. Thurber | Salisbury, Mrs. George U. North, Mrs Walter Camp, Mrs. Henry G. Newton, Miss J. R. Terry Mrs. J. M Hoppin, jr., Miss E. P Hall Mrs. J. H. Platt, Mrs. w. J. Root, Mrs. F. H. White more, Mrs. c. F. F. Sanford, Mrs. F. l.. Miner.
 Honorary members-Mrs. John B. Hotchkiss, Mrs. George w. Staples, Mrs Eli Whitney Blake, Mrs. H. w. Broughton, Mrs Justus S. Hotchkiss, Mre. William Hillhouse.
 Attending physician - Burdett s. Adams, M. D.
 Managers.
 Center church-Miss Fanny E. Chap lain, Mrs. Henry Farnam Miss Mer- sick.
 College chapel-Miss Kingsley, collec- tor.
 Howard avenue Congregational church-Mrs. Arthur B. Treat, Mrs Martln l.. hODeftS.
 United church-Mrs. F. W. Benedict Miss c. F. Richardson, Mrs Eugene DeForest.
 Humphrey street church-Mrs Gil- bert Johnson, Mrs. Charles M. Scran- ton
 Church of the Redeemer-Mrs Frank lin H. Hart, Mrs. E. Henry Barnes.
 Davenport chureh-Mrs. A. G. Shell, Mrs. s. D. Smith.
 Plymouth church-Mrs. Linus Mead, Mrs. William F. Lockwood
 Grand avenue Congregational church Mrs. s. Lloyd Salisbury, Mrs B. P. Bacon.
 Dwight Place church-Mrs. Charles Frabique, Mrs. Caroline Buckingham. Mrs. P. M. Schoonmaker, Mrs. s. N. Rand.
 Second Congregational church, Fair Haven-Mrs. Julia A. B. Hemingway, Mrs. Nelson Linsley.
 Whitneyville Congregational church Mrs. Elias Dickerman.
 Westville Congregational church - Mrs. Wheeler Beecher, Miss Burton.
 Grace church-Mrs. s. L. Blatchley, Mrs. Sylvester Gilbert.
 Trinity church--Mrs. William l.. Kingsley, Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge. l
 First Baptist church-Miss Hattie J. Hine
 St. Paul's church-Mrs. F.. T. Sanford. | Mrs S. D. Bowers
 Calvary Baptist church-Mrs. Leslie | Mrs E. c. Cole.
 St. Thomas church-Mrs. Ernest Hill. Mrs John H. Butler.
 Grand avenue Baptist church-Mrs. Sheffield.
 Hope Baptist church-Mrs. s. 0. Pres ton, Mrs Herrick.
 Christ church-Mrs William $. Chat field, Mrs. Isaac w. Bishop Olivet Baptist church--Mrs. I. T. filling, Mrs. George R. TurnbuIl.
 St. Johns church-Mrs T. A. Bost- wick.
 St. James church-Mrs. F. w. Potter Congregation Mshkan Israel--Mrs. Meyer Lyons, Mrs. Henry K. Herz. First Presbyterian church-Mrs. Da- vid O. Barker, Mrs. George Petrie. First Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs N A. Fullerton Mrs Ella T. Camp, Miss Elizabeth Holford.
 Trinity M F. church-Mrs. Arthur T. Crawford.
 Grace Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs. Magnus Manson.
 East Pearl street Methodist Episco- pal church-Mrs. c. o. Francis, Mrs. William Mansfield.
 The report of the secretary. Mrs Thomas B. Osborne, was very interes+- ng It follows: The domestic life of our large fam ly has run on smoothly, with the same natron and assistants. The only death ince our removal into the new build ngs was that of little child two : months old who died last winter The verage number of inmates increases teadly each year. There are now in he home twenty-five women past sev- ( nty; eighteen of these have reached $ he age of seventy-fve, and ten are yer eighty. Nine young women have entered the i one this year, promising to observe UT rules and protesting a desire to l aform their lives upon Christian nrin- 2 iples. The work of the home in this ( irection is necessarily quiet and unoh- ( 'usve. It is very thorough. bowever g nd the after-life of many young wo- len is continued testimony to the Y ood results of the training given in t Be home. Bible lessons are freouant | nd are made most iutereSttnp Tb;s