New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

Alexander. Mrs Cleveland H Dodge, Mrs. S, r.
Guggenheim, Mrs. William Curtis Demarest' MIS-
Charles Fairchild, Mrs. A ]. Trussell, Miss Mar
garet Chanler Mrs E. G.. Janeway, Mrs. John b.
LORD. Mrs. Henry Parsons Mrs. Henry. .siege. Mrs
Daniel Guggenheim and Miss Catherine D Lev
There will be addresses BY GensTal George gS,eFc ";
feaene: Ir' Luther Haisey Gulick director Of
physical training in the New-York public Schools
No recent movement for the betternent of con-
RESPONSE from prominent women than this scheme
for physical exercise under proper ausPHs9 h
Is only two years old, yet it is the largest ahietio
organization in the world -.,, a,,s en-
terainnet for homeless end frtepdless lies snaffs
Istosta tS 6s h9d next n ruesday ths aS'0F 'sFy
The Bide-a-Wee Home for Animals Is suPpof;eea uPp;oa
the sufferings Of homeless and abandoned animals 1
ny SeT can be- Sheltered until comfortable and
nent homes can be found for them, II mas
aRDissfGns 6s fs oIFins 6IF aogl list haR s5od
hgnS5d d6a hd With a
S adVertsemens in the daily papers + the s9Gd5sty ds
it could place thousands Of dogs in good a peTnaa
befora being intrusted with the ami
mails, and after they are received there +, +,,+
that We S could ind Saa home for IT, T.. says q
one Of dne bsSe been the proverbia yellow
dog the homely dog Of mixed breed. or the poor
SS e2en d0s Kind T''R Rofd hq2aeR AND
dg ha5 aPPed PFPs and ID 2ey 6ae oWn to
rescuers devotion and gratitude that is not oi'eh
AoH FoioWing are the patronesses: Mrs Charles Ed
rund Peck Mrs stephen gtley Caldwell Mrs Mrs I93n J1hn
Bagg Mrs v dIIId B9gtSn 4s Mrs rfton Th0mas ar
mold. Mrs W E. Woodend. Mrs. Earles Flint
Holmes, Mrs. Ulysses Grant, Mrs Clarence & q,
Ulysses Kbbe, Mrs. A johnson. Mrs A BrowRing ing
| Iyoou Mrs William Douglas.
and Mrs. Walter Menige Dunk. ,,
nent actresses after the performance. An auction
sale of articles contributed by prominent nTrns WILL
be held.
Under the patronage of the leading Roman Cath
| olic women of New-York. charity bazaar for the
benefit Of St Johns Day Nursery, Nos. 223 and Us
East 67th-st., will be held at the Waldorf-Astor7a
on Friday afternoon and evening, December / 81
Johns Day Nursery is under the charge OF sisters
of Charity. assisted by many prominent women 1t
was established eighteen years ago, and has proved
its usefulness by providing work for deserving
mothers, as well as caring daily for over a hun
years Of age. Children who attend school outside
return for hot midday n meal no distinction dis nc tpae6 6ens
| Elaborate preparations have been made to rem ren.
OF the winter. Among the ATTRACTIONS are a Tea
table IN ch9rge OF Mrs Mater Bprke Sancy
table Miss T. B Jones. Mrs Cuskley Miss Reid,
tabIe Miss Lalor. Mrs Mulgrew, Mrs William Ar
mold Miss Kearney Mrs Joseph A Mudoo1n 1a MIS- Mrs
| J Henry Haggerty Mrs r. Morahan Miss K
Hennessey and Miss NJ. Jones; candy table, Miss a
Hunt and the Misses McCabe, and cigar table, Mrs'
| CreInin.
| The women of the Mount Morris Baptist Church,
5th-ave between 12sth and 127th sts, promise many
| UNIQUE features for the fair and Christmas sale
which they preparing to hold next month IN
the church parlors. The sale will open on the
evening of December 5. and viii continue through
the afternoons and evenings OF the 9Th and 7th AT
each table and booth will be found articles SUI
/ be served in the dining room the evenings OF
the 9Th and 7th, from to 730, for 70 cents Inc
| admission to the fair is free.
The annual installation of officers took place yes
| terday afternoon at the Woman's Press Club at
the WaIdorf-Astoria- Preceding the installation a
| delightful programme presented by Nine. Won
Klenner, chairman of the day. Addresses were
| made by M Alcide Ebray, French consul general
| Alexander T. Mason, president Of the Alliance
Francaise; Mrs. Charlotte B. WIlbour. president OF
Sorosis; the Rev. Antoinette Blackwell ana tAe
Rev. Phebe a. Hanaford Miss Lille May WeIker.
soprano, and Arthur King Barnes, oasso, s@s
| solos, and there duets by MISS Eslehe q
Wade and Mr.. Barnes and by Miss "eiker @N1
| The officers Installed were as follows: Second
vfce-president Mrs Caroline NJ Morse; thlTa w. xics
president Baroness Leslie De Bazusi four 49, rlS
president Mrs. Ettie Henderson; nftn vlce-ptSsa
dent Mrs. Edward Balbach; corresponding So go
tary Miss Mary Garrett Hay; treasurer !arS. "a,
/ third member executive committee, Mrs ClaTA
Spalding Ellis; fourth member executive COMM
! Herbert Knowles: chairman committee on enter
| tainment. Miss Lille dAngelo Bergh; chal Ms
Committee on literature ana @ 3et II ~, art Mrs
Izora Chandler; Chairman committee on oa1eft oIa
topics Miss Elizabeth Brenton, Chairman eonI1 1r
| tee education tor citizenship Mrs. Heroefl Al