The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-27
ANNUAL MEETING HELD
OF THE NEW HAVEN ORPHAN
 ASYLUM.

Etc, for Ensuing Year EIeeted-Sat-
 iSfactOry Reports Concerning Work
 of the Year.
 The annual meeting of the New Ha- ven orphan asylum was held in United church chapel yesterday at p. m. The following is a list of the officers for the ensuing year:
 Executive committee:
 President-Mrs. George W. Curtis.
 Chief managers-Mrs. N. D. Sperry. Miss Lima NJ. Phipps.
 Treasurer Josephine s. Newton.
 Secretary-Mrs. Henry Champion.
 Corresponding secretary-Mrs. Frank lin s. Bradley.
 Recording secretary-Miss Eliza K. Twining.
 Providers-Mrs. N. D. Sperry. Mrs. Joseph H. Townsend.
 visitor-Mrs. Charles T. Candee.
 Additional members of the executive committee-Mrs. Frank w. Benedict, Mrs. Frank L. Bigelow, Miss Anna P. Bradley, Mrs. John P. c. Foster Mrs. George H. Tuttle.
 Honorary managers-Mrs. Nathan A. Baldwin. Mrs. Julius D. Bristol, Mrs. Henry o. Hotchkss, Mrs. Frederic Ives.
 Managers-Mrs. Henry Baldwin, Mrs. Edward I. Barrett, Mrs. Thomas A. Bostwick. Miss Mary B. Bristol Mrs. John P. Cushing, Mrs. Alfred Daggett Mrs. Carnelius C. Davies. Mrs. George M. Duncan, Mrs. Nathaniel L. Garfield | Mice Hadley. Miss Elizabeth c. Hall, Mrs. John M. Hall. Mrs. George A. liar mount. Mrs. Horace P. Hoadley, Mrs. Albert S. Holt, Miss Frances S. Ives, Mrs. Henry H. Johnson, Mrs. F1eder- lick G. Kingsbury, jr., Mrs. Frederic L.. Leighton. Mrs. John G. Lewis, Mrs. Irving l.. Lippincott, Mrs John w. Mansfield, Mrs. Leonard G. Merwin, Miss Florence E. Merwin, Mrs. Eugene $. Miller. Mrs. Willis E. Miller, Mrs. Thomas B. Osborne, Mrs. c. Berry IPeets. Mrs. William L. Phelps, Mrs. Charles H. Platt, Mrs. Talcott H. Rus lsell, Mrs. Herbert F. Smith Mrs. Frank H. Sperry, Mrs. David B. Thompson, Mrsr Robert Veitch, Mrs. Elizabeth R. Ward. Mrs. Henry A. Warner, Miss Florence M. Warwick, Mrs. Lewis S. Welch, Mrs. James E. Wheeler, Mrs William D. Whitney
 Trustees-Arthur D. Osborne, N. D. Sperry, George w. Curtis, George H. Ford. Wilbur F. Day. Henry w. Far ham, Henry c. White, Oliver S. White. Albert S. Holt.
 1 A fine report was rendered by the secretary, Ella c. Bradley, in behalf of lthe board of managers, and which was the seveney-first report. There are 131 children in the asylum at present, rep resenting sixteen different nationalities During the year twenty-fo have been feared for in the Nina Lynette nursery; Ithree were promoted to the house nur- sery. one was given for adoption, four died and six were returned to friends. IMeasules, coughts and colds have been feared for in the Ives cottage, thus pre- venting contagion.
 l Pleasure is taken in acknowledging ithe services of the attending physi- lcian, Dr. Wheeler, as well as the con- sulting physicians, Drs. Beckwith and Carmalt: also the services rendered by is. o. Preston
 l The schools have been conducted un- der the same teachers as for several years and no changes have occurred. The kindergarten. in charge of Miss Lantz, combines in itself those ele- lments which give to play a distinctive fly educational character. The manual training class for boys and the sewing lclass for girls receive many good re- ports, as the children are placed in lhomes.
 l Miss Josephine Pease still kindly Econtinues the prizes for good work in Ithese departments. Miss Caroline Missler has performed her duties with liability, wisdom and fidelity. She has won the love of the children, and has ltact in arranging diversions for them. Miss Geary, matron of the house nur- lsery; Mrs. Burns and Miss Belcher lcommand the managers hearty com Imendation. The children have as usual attended church and Sunday Ischool at United church. Sunday after lnoon services are held by Mrs. Candee; Easter, Christmas, Thanksgiving are joyful occasions: also picnics, trolley lrides are given the children by invita- tion os kind friends.
 Donation day, under the efficient pres lident, Dr. Wheeler, and the Donation Iday committee, with it's valuable re- lsults, is recalled with much satisfaction lin the report which adds: we wish we lcould thank all our friends for their kind aid. Let them rest assured, in- aspiration is found in the Christian phi Ilanthropy, which has so nobly sustain led the New Haven orphan asylum. 5 I ANIMAL DRILL AND REVIEW '.