New-York tribune., 1903-05-12

address I told him there was nothing Helen
h6oSn ss Hsa keller ik many yeSTs One day
her 10 excuse my clothes, but was gong nshing.
science smote at the suffering 1 caused, and
I don't see any difference between the two in
that respect said she. r., 49,,
same amount of pain as BIRD Teas91ec gSa
.rhen pG thought i1t' would door her. Fish
time catch a fish am saving the lives Of so many
90 you DO it for that reason? arg6set PgTsged
with her on that subject since"
4 want thank Miss Keller for her kind kind refer
Z enee to Mew11oTh ia m P1t X HsEYork woman one
name. And upon her return to Boston she sac, a
Yes. Mrs. -- is a very charming woman: one
has only one fault-she isn't ashamed of living in
Il am a vice-president of this institution he
continued. upon coming to the chair and ,t aon
or disreputable vice-president. knew the late
William c. SchermerhOrn wei when | was rector
were about the only parishioners Grace Church had
cf %hf fu6e 6eu i Pray God that the institution which
he has made this singularly wise and farseelng aa-
There is city of the world where men ana ana
generously and visely-than New York 70 an aP-
Ps ieF e6 oQ so an T to generous
donor but also TO the physicians OF the city VINO
on tne doe eg more Charity worknof even that
which beloT1gthan the medical profession: ieaS1
especially to the Christian religion which has
4 Knew Ar schermerhorn we'll said a., Dr. Hun Hun
ngton He had Simple yer e9u'aPig Of man into
three component parts-the body, the mnd anu the
soul-he took the hospital, the school and the
church as typical institutions for the nourishEnent
of the three respectively. SO he gave 10 the Eye
and Ear Infrmary. TO Columbia University and 10
Grace Church In giving TO q nospltal II seems
me man makes of the safest investments.
People terribly afraid of making paupersIqults
needessy think whoever started lhtt epIst .. IN
about its being the mission OF the wise 70 cc[Iett
the blunders of the good Is responsible tor much
DR. Gorham Bacon sketched the growth of the
William J. Schiefelin and J. J. 4tlggnSon. OF 5 ti
board of directors. spoke. Mr.. Schieffelin noted
that during the last one-fourth OF the patents
belonged 10 the same race as Jesus
I the close of the programme some looked over
te new pavilion but many stsEea @ 10 Gee s fh
Richard Watson Glider No one had toic her MI; MI;
and kissed him on the eIt cIsek f
Mr. Glider snatched her little hand white wrist
gold bracelet and all and carrying II 9p 10 rh ms
lips imprinted an appreciatiVe kiss on It. Iheh
everybody laughed or.,,-o,, -.
but how did you know it was Mr. Glider" they
Tri1mphantly she telegraphed her answer into
Miss Sullivan's palm: AS II happeheos ne plt hl S
hand on my face so knew who 1t was OF
courser' go, =. -. ~, C,;,zou
she couldn't tell how, only she Just knew II Aao &
then She added rehectiveiy, There's none like
Miss Julia Wells president of the Womens Auxil-
iarv; Mrs ". d. y. Hoffman, vice-presldent OF Inc
Womens Auxiliary GoninlssIqner de9gIe' 9g Jdbn
sIinturn Mrs Henry G Potter MIS- HenfE , ,fI JonnI
son, Anson Phelps Stokes MIS- CPdrle P i'0St z5iss
Lowell Mrs. Rho8des. Miss Lima ftIodoGS NJ
Harriet FeHowes, Miss Mary Prime MI ana MIS- MIS-
John H. Hammond Mrs j. ). 51ls I glsoili 7Ie NE.
Welt Miss Caroline Astor Drayton Slr FerTy oaIa
derson Miss Lucy Sanderson ProIessor NJ J., H9%4Ga f
e Gardner Mr.. and Mrs s Auehmuty Iuekef' a4e
Bradish Johnston, Mrs OConhof and~-d4ss <AUeI0
Eueelana were among lnoSe present