New-York tribune., 1905-04-09


A lecture for the benefit of the Little Mothers
Aid Association of which Mrs. Clarence Burns Is
president. will be given at the Hotel Astor next
Friday, at 230 p. m, by Homer Davenport, on
The Power of the Cartoon" Mr.. Davenport will
give "reminiscences of the great man he has met
Lucy Gates, who il studying for grand opera viii
give her services on this occasion. 1t is hoped
nursery at the South Ferry Branch of the asso-
citation. at No. l6 Greenwch-st. where one is much
an, A number Of young women have 9Gered, their
man Spencer. Mrs Roberf NJ Vernilye ir- Mrs
Basil S. Courtney. Mrs. ". Irving Twombley. Mrs
Charles 0. Mas, Mrs. Gustav A Recknagel. Miss
Lillian Dorm. Miss Grace Oakley Miss bertha
Sprague; Mss Clara Thompson Miss Blanche Theo-
Miss Blanche Marcoso. MISS Rosalind Harrison.
Miss Rebecca Mclean and Miss Marion Lewis.
me patToneSses are Mrs. J. II. Johnston. Mrs
Goope r 9RRaEgeF RaEy Fo4g Ms K r oak Ro
D. Nye, Mrs Eugene Munsell. Mrs. Charles Cross
Mrs John J. Williams Mrs Theodore Guerra. Mrs.
Charles F. Lembke. Mrs. Harry Wallerstein Mrs
c ". Laird Mrs B. Fales Brown. Mrs John Fos-
Ter Williams Mrs Thomas Dugan. Mrs s Adolphe
Oakley Mrs, Henry f. sPadone. Mrs W irving
Twombley Mrs. William Cummings Storey. Mrs
S. c. T. Dodd Mrs. Robert NJ Vermiye jr Mrs
Houb, Mrs Edgar B Btonson. i' MRS VaIaiag5 Wiiiam
0yerstreet Mrs Christopher Shayne, Mrs. Floyd
Il Richards. Mrs Robert Wilhelm Mrs. Basil s.
courtney. MIS-. J. Ella Rood Mrs. Robert TreuDal
Mrs. Julian H. Meyer. Mrs. George Walter Newton
Mrs Mrs George Leonard Fisher Mrs Samuel Marcoso
Mrs. Philip Crovat Mrs \. l. Woif Miss BSMn; RSb1
Rces, Mrs. G.. Warren Day. Mrs Camille Birn-
Mrs Paul Maccormae Mrs rs wam nns AMSs Ms5s
Jefferies; Mrs Nelson Worden. Mrs. william
Louis Uilma3, Mrs John AIildeberger Mrs Samuel
Shlpley Blood Mrs Dore Lyon. Mrs. W H Parke
Mrs E T, Thomson. Mrs Edward c. Fox. Mrs
H Gillette Mrs T Io1eRsh SRinSGn %Ps LfTls Hf5ry Ms
paws Ms Ms Lillian Wright Hector: Mrs. a. F.
ter. Mrs George H. Gould and Mrs F " Low
THE Silent Voice" play Of the sixteenth cen
tury. by Laurence Alma Tadema was presented
last Friday evening for the benefit of the Friend
in Need" committee at the house Of Mrs Duke. No
10 central Park West Mrs Duke was assisted BY
Mrs Roache. the widow of Senator Roache
IheTe was very large audience present who
Miss Hill Mrs. Kavanagh. Mr.. and Mrs Magee
Miss Vinegar and Miss Mamie BeaI also The
music winch followed by Mr. Bretenfeid Miss
P!att t and signor Ngnzato ia, and Mrs. Kavanagh
quarters at a Lexington-2ye
The Federation Of Day Nurseries announces a
conference 10 be held next Wednesday evening al
o'clock in the assembly han of the United Chari
ties Building. 4th-ave. and eldest. and rext Thurs
day Aprii u. Al 1879 a M and P. "a. at Sherry's
ana +tlnSC ms ms is Sdu 20 ne me most
ton Of Day Nurseries. The Wednesday evening
speakers Will De MIS- arthur N Dodge. president
Of the federation, A Review OF Day Nursery
Work in Europe ana America Or Edward r
Devine. t-hurity Organization Society, "Thc Need
of HC-operution Between Day Nurseries and Other
OrSanizatons'; Harris 2. Adriance The bay
Nursery IA Cunservcr Of the Home Dr Thomas
Darlington, president of the Board Of Health
Suggestions to Day Nurseries, and Niles Julia
Latnroa. Hull House. Chicago. -rhe Day Nursery
win be add ressed by pr Lee X; Frantei United
Hebrew CHARITIES THE Possibilities OF DAY
Nursery Work: Mrs. y g. simkhaviteh Green
wich House '7he Responsibility of Day Nurseries
Toward the Mothers and Mrs Garlm .spenceE
The Tducatio Ntlue ot tho paS Nursery"
There viii also De reports from associations %
Boston. Thi-aup. phiia lelphi3 and New York
Af.er each paper there viii be time Tor questions
and discussion