Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-16
CHILDREN'S NURSERY.
Home for Tots on | Street is Now
Ready for tho Little Ones.

The home for children under two
years of age, Is now about ready for its
winters work. AS already announced
Mr. and Mrs. A. II, Tarbet have given
Tor this purpose the use OF the property
ON the corner of | and First streets.
Less than two weeks have elapsed
since the tender OF this home yet il
mas been put IN thorough repair by
capt, Woods and his valuable and val
ued aids OF the Salvation Army. Glass,
paper, paint and kalsomne with soap
and water applied by willing strong
arms have worked wonders, IN the shop
part, where idle boys had broken the
window panes, and otherwise damaged
the building After this repair work
was done, the ladies stepped In and
huns shades to the windows, draped
muslin over them, laid dainty blue and
white linoleum on the floors, set UP in
tants cribs OF pure white with fluffy
warm bedding, installed neat little
kitchen and, best OF all, arranged a
large cheerful Office or SHOP. Roy
croft as they call it-for here every
work-woman does her best work. and
JOYS In the working for these helpless
babes. Here will meet kind neigh
bors who viii sew for the children, here
viii be transacted the business of those
having the management Of this ward.
here young girls will come to read or
make delicacies for the sick ones All
patrons Of the home are cordially in
vited to make this room an extension
Of their own homes. and drop IN when
ever they wish. bringing, their own
happy children to see the less fortunat.
ones. thereby giving them lesson in
tho blp szp1uaag nf giving
Helping the children of the poor has
appealed to every heart, those who can
not give money, give work, or give of
their furnishings, so, that az fast as
needed all wants are supplied, and a
comfortable well managed home is pro-
vided for infants, or for mothers to put
their children in by the day or week AS
the case may be, while they work. APP
plicatlons for admlttance must be made
to Mrs. &, II. Mcmahon, 40 j street who
has this ward in charge,
The donations up to date towards this
worthy enterprise are:
Mrs Frank Knox, a white iron crib
and furnishings, to be known as the
Frances Knox crib
Mrs Mary Judge, a white iron crib
and furnishings, TO be known as the
Mary Woodward crib.
Mrs H. V. Platt a child's crib and
furnishings to be known as the Helen
Virginia Plat crib,
Mrs w. II, King, a chlld's iron bed
and furnishings to be known as the
Josephine King bed.
Mrs. c, II. Mcmahon, a child's iron
bed and furnishings to be known as the
Helen Monroe bed.
Mrs j. f. Cowan, chlds cradle and
mattress, base burner, one set springs
and mattress,
Mrs, G. II Brink child's cot and mat
tress. child's rocker and high chair, to
be SHOWN as the Jessca Brink cot.
Mrs. $. V. Shelp llnoeum for babe 3
room, Mrs r., S. Calvin, A hot-blast
heating stove; Mrs. o. a. Palmer,
household furnishings; Mrs Fl Park,
one desk table an chair, lounge etci
, Mrs. w. C. watson chlld's bedding.
Mrs. c. r.. Richards, one child's basket
| crib, Mrs A. l.. Hoppaugh, shades for
| all windows Mrs. y. Evans, one single
| bed; Mrs Louis Simon, one single bed;
| Mrs. S. Bamberger, coal, ETC.; Mrs
| w. IA. Booth. rug, stove pipe and child
rens clothing; Mrs. Ezra Thompson,
| pkltchen stove and linoleum
| In addition to the above donations OF
| money have been received from Mrs.
| w. NJ, O'Brien, G., It. Culmer Bros.
| Miss Richardson, Mrs. Hammer, Mrs.
Miller, and much help has been prom
| Used as soon as needed.