New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-17
DOLLS OF .4LL LANDS.
Dressed Especially for Bazaar Of
Scqmen's Benefit Society.

The Society for the Benefit Of SeaTnen or
r--l1e-ioA Ct young women. with Miss Catharine
Ievc-Ic'I president who work for the SeaTnen's
ChareL In Pike-st.. VIII hold q sale Of dolls and
Italian pottery on the afternoon of December ?. at
10 Il West seventeenth-st-. Mrs. Daniel NJ Slim
son having gtv-n the use Of her house for the
occasion.
Although the Society for the Benefit Of seamen
las been II existence FOR a matter Of four years,
So quietly and Internationally has il worked that
Few outside the friends Of the members and their
ceueE-ia-iez cr the chapel know Of its existence
tbs is not The first time. however, that the mem
he-s have come out Cf their retirement in behalf
IF their cause IS last winter they gave a concert
~ the Walcerf-Asto-ia. The list OF members in
clu-,s only about dozen names Besides Miss
Ie-e-lch. there aye Mss Augusta De Eeyster sec
rotary Mss Helen d Pevster. treasurer: Miss
Mabel Storm, Miss Sti-nson. Mrs. Beaoni Lock
wood, jr- Mrs. Wilson Lloyd Miss Horn. Miss
Curtis 1lis= Edith EsollI1s. Miss Kinesland and
Miss Emily Van Arn-inEe.
This sale VIII be quite different from other Christ
mas sales Probably NOT one Of the many bazaars
end fairs and sales that sure 70 be held in
anticipation Of Christmas viii see such a collec-
Won Of delightful fsIence from the other side
quaint. irresistible bits from old Italian cities
where even holu=y utensils for domestic USE take
O. beautiful shapes and tlrts
There VIII also he library table where g num-
be- Of signed copies Of books by popular authors
VII b. on sale. and tea table. where Miss Lucy
Sa1de-so1 WI pour rea and Miss Mabel Storm viii
sell cake and candy.
Bur perhaps most engaging OF all Will be the
doll Cabe whore Miss St.mson VIII sell beautiful
coils copied exactly from imported models. These
dolls have many Of them been dressed b. Mrs
S-rrson and are ezqCisitelr done There will ne
Dutch dolls. Brittany dolls German dolls. Russian
Finnish, Swedish Asatiar and Welsh dolls
The Dutch dolls are dressed in The picturesque
national costume Of Holland in which Queen VII
He---li-l 50 loves 70 be Photographed and painted
even 10 lie queer. fascinating things the Dutch
women wear on rhei- heads. These dolls have on
--e-- taZen locks tiny git helmets exact comics Of
Tie gold helmet Of the women Of Triesand and the
sunny s-arc--c white caps with curleycues and
z-= -.- luiTons sticking out on the temples
--- 1-----Uy 10Y doll Is in fun pTesred yfrire
L----rs, H-lh black Jacket falling over 2 red
.1@-. 81 ---- embroidered; the AlsatIans wear
80 -.tat BACK bows OF their Droyirce-SsirrS
- I--s. or doves the women call them: the Fin
la-.de-s are ID yellow and dark bI-,e ,i-hesa LEI
'r-- -L-. t-iid Knit ToOleIl stockings made out
~ t-r goodness of her heart ana love ~ me
la-----sra hy Finnish lagndress living in New
tJrE- 4 -HT-eTEe l1er-- doll from near Berlin has
is-E sf-rt and six Powered aprcn with a HE
i17 match her hair and 4 y-ierlar.se~i-77
"a ~ lack ~ eer held Tbe Sv9 ID = d 3i
0ro lSr- from sweden TO this country and they as
81 IS t2e finnish and Welsh dolls were all
,,=s sarah HoEa. assisted by some Of the stu
Sc. -rln St Faiths. VIII have charge OF l
he 5e4me7's Church. 90 Pike-st to which the
5-,. VI ne sale VIII 90. carries on much
ally sailing m ana e-fI5~1 ont ~ 80 -, ias ~
.tS@T-f orz Tho Rev. Archibald r Mansfield is
ZOOS 49, - M ~ "a a rs 4 Iu9Gh which
e---l night entertainments and evening SER
--e-N 7l2da'- evenings There IS a supper for the
4- sorts ~ aGrCe and iclp radiate from the
12aL-i - t7f sailor. special pains being
shla 70 keep I'm elt of The clutches and in
r-e1ce o The sharks.