New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22
ITEMS OF SOCIAL INTEREST.

The child study committee OF the Associate
Alumns OF the Normal College has arranged
conference of workers with atypical children TO
be held IN tie library OF the Normal College Sixty
eghth-st and Park-ave on Friday evening Fehru-
airy 1s 81 O'Clock The Classification OF Defeo-
tives' VIII De discussed by Mrs. Anna Garlin Spen-
Ger. and The Atypcal child in the New-York city
Public Schools" by Dr Elias G. Brown. Mrs.
Mary C. DunDhy viii tell what is being done for
greater New-Yorks defective children at the Ran
daITs Island school under the Department Of Pub
lie Charities and Or MAMMALIAN p. r. Groszmana
viii make some "Fragmentary Remarks on Meth
method work here with that Of Great Britain.
Mrs. Roxsnna a. Hampton. cousin OF tho late
General Wade Hampton. will give series of mu-
steals during Lent IN her apartments the Belle
claire Hotel. Seventy-seventh-st. and Broadway
The first viii take place next Tuesday eyenDs. ana
At an informal tea. 20 be given at tho Free In
dustrial School FOR Crippled Children. No. al
West Fifty-seventh-st at 40 o'clock next Wednes-
day afternoon. a portrait OF the president Of tho
school Mrs Arthur Elliot Fish. Will be presented
20 the society Edward Davis Jones viii make the
presentation and Frank Scott Gerrish VIII receive
II On behalf o. the society. MS Grace Lyon and
Alexander Powell viii sing. The officers OF the
school are: President Mrs. Arthur Elliot Fish;
yice-presidents. Mrs. william S. Hawk. Mrs George
Josezh smith, Mrs. Clinton /. Bagg Mrs. George
F. cummings Mrs. Frank Scott Gerrish Mrs
Chester B. Mclaughlin; treasurer Mrs Edward
Davis Jones: corresponding secretary, Miss FIor-
f f6T6 Guernsey
~. e,ering euchre which IS 20 be given at the
Astoria s45 next Friday for the beneht
q. tbe Rcd Cross Hospital promises TO DO a great
s,,ccess The tickets which are q 90 apiece. have
had fine sale The women managers OF the hos
pital who are arranging for the euchre report
~ hive thirty handsome prizes The following
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tickets can he purchased from them alone fresi-
dent Miss Frank Barker; Mrs Samuel > BLOOD.
Mrs George p. Lawton. Mrs Frank Northrop
Mrs Max Kraus Mrs Lyman Brown. MIS-. Henry
C,loye~ Airs Sarah p Howe. Mrs. George n Mole-
son. Mrs Herbert J. Davis and Mrs c p kets.
-. ..,t,s,-v ~ the Riverside Day Nursery. at
~ f9 west sixty-third-st Will give tea on next
Friday afternoon from 10 o'clock. al tho nome
- ~ Ernest Pfarrlus No. 81 West Seventeen
81 20 celebrate Its seventh anniversary. The OF
- =, a.. ,ur,lisrv are Mrs. Thomas E. Harden
b.-vb rres,6ent: Mrs. Percy L Klock. Of No. luZ
,y.st N,inetv-third-st. treasurer; Mrs Robert J.
wilson secretary and Mrs. Samuel O. Wood cor
responding secretary.
sunnorted bv voluntary contributions On the IN
vitations for the tea are printed these verses
VIZ g, s.m Sc, 20 our .9 , Bi5sAd'' Party
some money put to -, svs s5St tn q tai,
% your ~. hs Sgas.r 9' Fuhd we're sT.iiins
But q you're short 90, sogI 1 snSs san,
n vii hsiD the babies grow
The Banner Rronold String quartet IS 70 slEe
concert IN Jarvie Memorial Library Bloonnelo.
X I on March s. The patronesses are MS AMI
rso6d Mrs Thomas Cakes. Mrs Harry + fuch-
ads Mrs Edward @. Ward. Mrs Allison Dooo'
Mrs Fredersk Crane. Mrs. Ha-sey N. b8dIe'~
Ms s w DufHeld. Mrs. Edward Baldwin. MIS-
s Gutierrez Mrs Stewart Campbell. Mrs VIII
lam II. White Mrs. william p sufph4sgn' wis nIS
u " Capen Mrs O.. Lee Stout. Ms I n, y -
AZ L R Barrett Mrs. Joseph d GaiIae,tlleI'
Mrs. George A. PAUL. Mrs. Il. f worcester; NJ W.
Henry J. Dodd Mrs George ". Cook. MIS-. -, W
smith Mrs W r. Broughton. Mrs W. A. Soi 1.s
Mrs Fills y Williamson, Mrs John Newton, slIs.
J. Sherwood Miss Josephine Davis Miss Tanner
and Miss Garrabrant