New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
PERPETUAL FAIR.
Institute Of Social Service to Haze
Exhibits Worth Millions.

A permanent worlds fair was promised 10 New
York yesterday a. the inauguration OF Dr.. Josiah
Strong as first president q the American Institute
cr Social Service
AZ the close of the s. Louis fair" said william
p Corvine. France. Germany and Belgium viii
present their exhibits the American Institute OF
Social Service and they viii become 2 permanent
exhibit o. what these countries are doing in al
departments OF human activity. These exhibits
s-e valued a. millions OF dollars. and Il is hoped
THAT tv the time the ST Louis fair is the in
s-ltu-e VII have home 81 its Own 70 place them
Spencer Task presided a. rhe ceremony. and
sr-e- an Invocation by The Rev DR.. Lyman Alb
ho-- short addresses were made BY Miss
Caroline Hazard. president u Wellesley Col
leee. D- Albert Shaw Miss Mary Woolley,
p-esi5en- ~ Mount Holyoke. d.. Strong and
Er. Co-w--e. Letters OF greeting we've read from
President Roosevelt. Professor LevaSseur. mem
re- cf the Institute o. France. lie Marquis di Cal
boil. councillor 10 the Italian Embassy in Paris;
s. Horace Plurket-- of Ireland. card nal Gibbons
Theo LeWaid. commissioner general for Germany
70 tire s. Louis Worlds Fair: Patrick Geddes. who
has charge Of the Carnegie Dunferrline s2.oO0.00o
Social Trust. Dr.. Zacher. head 81 the Imperial
Insurance Department OF Germany: @ DaIla We
dova president OF the italian Geographical Society;
George Csdburr the English phianthropist and
in5ustr1aIist and Anatole Leroy Beaulieu, French
economist
President Roosevelt expressed the opinion that
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Its possibilities of usefulness wellnigh
homeless" h vr-ote T most earnestly hope that
e. rEIantAropists viii tv personal work and
where they can, also win Ihe.r purses. aid n
pushing Il forward and thereby hasten the prog
reSs civilization and the Uplifting Of humanity
Tpr Strong. ir his address. defined the purpose Of
the institute be- Tire making OF The experience
Of I'll available for the instruction Of each.
When q corporation desires 20 improve the cOudi-
don of its employees. he said 'or CITY wishes
f~---1ye i-s municipal housekeeping. n church
g. srruRCIiug ADAPT itself 70 conditions. the
institute can tell them what dozens 90 other cor
r1ra-iorF and cities and churches have done in
similar crcun1s auces. rot only II the United States
hur II Great Britain and Continental Europe
Refreshments were served AT the close Of the
meeting tea being poured by Mrs Darwin p.
James Mss CorW-lvc. Mrs. William Brewster and
Mrs. Mary Lowe Dickinson.
ernorg those present were Rear Admiral Barker.
Isaac y. SeIigr1an. President John H Finley. q
TIE College q the CITY n New-Yorz. John Dewitt
Warner Russian Consul General LOdyge-sly. Miss
L,o5vEe1slzv. Mrs Daniel Manning. T. = Clay
Morgan. r = Caldwell. samuel Stewart. Mary T.
F1aharf. z. 4. Treadwell. AIr- and Mrs. Charles
r Shenard. A s FrisseIl. M and Mrs. Anderson.
Hiss johnson. Charles y. Mead. William Martin
sores. John LLOYD Thomas. NJ. and Mrs. y. A
2uhsar1en. Nine Dc Weer. Ms Frederick Nathan.
James p. Archibald. NJ and Mrs. shannon. Miss
Shannon Charles z jefferson. Mrs y ". Nc
Wliarns Miss Ch5rten5en. Ms. Anna Gs-lin
Spencer. Mrs. Emil I. Boas and Miss II. Carey
Thomas. president OF Bryn Mawr-