New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-18

tuition. OF which Mrs. William DelnareSL IS prssl-
dent Among the members OF the auxiliary are
Mrs. Bradley L. Eaton. Mrs. Martin d. Fink Mrs
Samuel Mcconnell. Mrs. D. P. Ingraham, Mrs A
J. Compton. Mrs. George Taylor. Mrs. j. II Water
Desar. Mrs Charlie W Needing Mrs Charles Ken
MRS F Misa Tsda. Mrs B. NJ Was Mrs
L. W. Kennedy. Mrs. Edward Kaeppel Mrs
R nsSn' Hail Ms Mrs Ernest Goldbacher. Mrs )
qfhss M[ Mrs FA2d cEtoiE M5s an c0
Miss Fannie DayidS2n. Mrs r. s yates Mrs Mrs
William A. Ten Eick and Mrs. John b. Campbell
The annual reception and banquet Of the Wake
field Athen@um Club held recently at the
Wilbur varian OF East Two-hundred-a thirty
second-st Mrs. Charles Chapman; the president.
TTench' tenor. and Mrs Edward reynolds. con-
tralto sang. They were accompanied by Wilbur
selections An original one-act sketch was given
by the club members The banquet rooms were
our Wives. was responded TO By w. H Robson,
year was read by Robert Lowitz.
Polhenaug. Of Brooklyn: Mrs. Joseph .. Baker. Mrs
Trench Baker Stewart Trench Gf % Mass
Chester Nvarian. Miss Emily Baker. Miss Clara
Virginia DiIer Miss Belle Moore. Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Graft. Miss Cordial. Miss c. A. Malloy Mr.;
f Flint NM MIR aad Mrs august Wngebach Mr. and
Mrs James Ma n Ssd Mrs 3 OTFy dGg
Peterson Mr. and Mrs " H Robson Mr.. and
Ts d Mbmr aa%& in in' Esa6eth Oliver
Miss Mary Oliver Frank Crawford Gy, and Mr. and
The meeting of the Brooklyn womans Club held
last week was IN charge OF the committee on
sociology OF which Mrs. Jennie s. Bryan is chair
man. The speakers Of the afternoon James
X Hamilton of the University Settlement; John
II. Chase, headworker at Maxwell House, and
Mrs. Ronald W. Taylor. president of the Central
8amilton took for his topic "The Origin and
Growth of the Settlement Idea" To be a success
d 6h adaPtdd foP the task and have
sympathy for humanity Then too; he should be,
and be always DESTROYS helping his fellow beings
6t TIVE & eaS mode Of h
among the poorer classes. In speaking OF the In
that the landlords were doing perfectly natural
thing in taking advantage OF a large demand TO
people living in the tenements on the East Side
should be urged TO come over 70 BrooRyn; ana IN
Iieved. The increase in the rents may eventually
ments. as then could be justly expected from
the owners. At present there arr, are about fifty
becoming noticeable in the city he said.
The next speaker talked about Life from the
Standpoint Of a Settlement Resident" The chief
aim of Settlement workers is 10 build character.
which is most easily Indirectly through games
and different occupations provided for the children
Each Settlement seems TO have distinct per-
IS the same The different Settlements sPecaze
different things. An important thing for the peO-
pie 20 consider is the paving of streets. The poor
child necessarily spends much of his time on the
streets and If they are dirty and badly paved, in
stead of asphalted IT is bound to have derogatory
influence his life
Mrs. Taylor told OF the organization Of the Ridge
wood Household Club and Of the beneficial Inhu-
ence upon the people helped by II, well upon
the young women who conduct II. and who all
or the best Brooklyn families A social hour fol-
oWet, ana the next meeting will be in charge or
thC, committee on muse and drama. Mrs Packer
VII speak ~ the prcpcTcd school Of music IN
The Cambridge Club held its annual meeting and
election OF officers last week at the houas Of MIA