New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-06

rm give many hours a week 70 doing for Others,
he poor and unfortunate Most OF them are under
ihrty years Of aZe. In addition TO these volun-
sry workers there are two resident workers-Miss
Anna B. Van Mort and Miss Anne !. Ransom
vho give their entire time to the work Mrs. jamie
3 Wilbur has entire charge OF the kindergarten
osgartnent
Al the annual meeting two weeks ago the fol-
loving Young women were chosen the board OF
managers for the year: Misses Della Avery, Louise
Brooks Marguerite y. Beach. Grace Cotton Amelia
tcasHbaak. Juliette Holienback. Mary B. r. Jen-
mnss Minnie D. Hart. Annette Jones, Emily O.
Kelsey. Julia logan. Edith c. Lane. Anna Nc
farland, Helen McwiIliam, =. Jessie Ogg. Edith
hsy, Maude Seaman. Alice Tuthill, Matilda War
ren. Aletta Williams. Sophie Wisner and Mrs.
Niiarn \. Jennings and Mrs. Watson y. OConnor'
The board meets tomorrow night for the cleo
.oa OF Officers. and the present officers VIII prop
any be Reelected. as follows; Miss Julia Logan
PRESIDENT; Miss Mary y. Jennings. vice-presldent'
-n Alice Tuthin recording secretary; Miss Efrlly
Kelsey. corresponding secretary, and Miss T.
'sae Ogg, treasurer.
m heads of the various departments are: Club
ans, Miss Alice TuthiIi: finance. Mics OgE; So
"a Miss Anna n. Mason: religious. Miss Mary
T. Jennings. The chairmen Of the standing
.s1'nlitees are. House. Miss Grace Cotton; recep-
~. Miss Fannie FRANKIE printing. Miss Florence
-sntlne' library. Miss Joanna Burnet, and invita-
~, Miss Ecith Raymond.
.ne Young women have the assistance Of the
= nsaas IN the following advisory board: Mrs
W y NAAaInt tchsrmanl Mrs J. ID. Adam, Mrs
~. ,a4ias. Mrs y =. Bates Mrs. Bird s Coler.
n -h X creeves Mrs T. p. Hewitt, Mrs r.
.no Mr.. W. H. Ziegler
10 :. llelen started hunbly IN part o. the
-, -t 40 ae Jay-st.. bur IN the fal 81 the year
r.. =, mouse was taken al 30. Ils TsaVrence-st
ue settlement moved 10 No. 10 Lawrence-st.
i - 'ent house was taken last September n Is
- slofy and basement br0Wnstone structure,
-. - adequate Tor the immediate needs OF the
~, ~ the basement are the kitchen and dining
49,, ~ INC main aoor are the general assembly
- room and the music room The offices and
-, are on the second floor ana there are ad-
-. clatsTooms on the third floor.
a.. nlioa'ghby House IL not connected with any
a. -~liolial body, but religious training Is
A. fundamental ideas OF the work II is Rffili
49, re American Committee OF the Young
o,v,.-, CHRISTIAN Association. According 20 the
constitution the object Of The Settlement
--h be 70 promote TIE ,nterlectual nhvsical. go
-, spiritual welfare 81 young women" The
k,.s.- Aas ofoadened out however and now the
- 'f'sn Work Is one Of the most important
-. There are also q mothers club and
b.,- =. .-o' concerning the latter the recent re
-. u Miss Van Non says.
a. 81 the boys Of the nelghborhood haunted Us
- legged Us 20 please let them have a club,
sssolns that the girls had everything ana they
trs,as. p,soe 70 40. who dared 10 refuse them
- 70 the boys came in, and the boys and
ana -. ORGANIZED the Lawrence Athletic Club.
mel song IS expressive. n not elegant II Is
me- Lawrence Athletic Club is the club for
We NJ, you bet you'd better belong
: And .ss'rs t osef anc We shine our shoes
~ yosr 49,. terribly down on wrong
We'll ~ nos are clean and a. 10 be seen
fdbt axe o1,-.-
- "eil guess you'll DO
lsr, , .ono"ing extract from the beadworker's
6sn&. ''i' gives some idea OF the work being
..riifren rr~ttt elAsreH register hffv-Feven The
!" fathsrs a. @prons Tor nctherr hanokerchiefs
oresses Tor The neiehbors babies