New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10

esszs near the old elm at Cambridge. Mass.
undz which General Washington took command Of
tie contnentai Army.
70 assist In the work, the New-York state So
cstv D. r. Of which Mrs. John Howard Abel Is
rsgsnt VIII hold a fair at the Waldorf-Astoria on
Saturday, December Is An attractive display IS
ssoected OF fancy and useful articles cake. candy
a. The committee in charge OF the affair In
dodes Mrs. w B. Coxford, chairman; Mrs. Isa-
hsna Kellogg Church, Mrs. zeb Mayhem, MIS-.
Robert Nook. Miss Josephine Wandel Miss Jua-
rlts K Leland. Miss Eloise Dorsett. Mrs. Axel q
Ysissng. Mrs David c. Carr and Mrs. Henry W.
Hslfer The fancy table is in charge Of Mrs. VIII
ian Rotchlin regent Of Colonial Chapter, assisted
by Mrs W. Leland Pierce. Mrs. Henry D. Williams
Ma George P. Ludlam and Mrs George f. hanford-
ne flag table is in charge Of Mrs William +.
Coxford regent of Continental Chapter, assisted
By Mrs. Axel O. Ihlseng, Mrs. s. A. Goldscnmldt
and Mrs H. D. Kingsbury: Knickerbocker ChaP nap
Ter Of which Mrs. AshbeI P Fitch is regent VIII
have the sale of the cake and candy under the
management Of Mrs. Julian II: Meyer, assisted by
va Charles W. Dayton, DR.. N. Francis Thornton,
Nss J. A Smith Mrs. B. F: Gambrill, Mrs. l. r
Rodnan, Miss Cambria and hrs watson o,,oo
This chapter also displays a very cholce conec-
ten Of Mexican drawn work, unique ana appro.
se for Christmas gif6T % ded by Mrs louise
81 J. Butler, Mrs. Douglas Grahame Smythe ana
There H9g vii Wis be VARIETY of other attractions
smeng them Nine. Leslee, palnist. and grab
On December % the members of Auxiliary No.
! Of the Stony Void Sanatorium will gather at the
home of Mrs Battin, No. 40 West 92d-st., for the
purpose OF preparing the box Of Christmas glLts
which it is the custom Of the auxiliary to send TO
The sanatori,lrn This holiday is made one Of great
delight to the patients ard children, for whom
much IS done to prevent the honeslckress Whlch
50 apt come at this season or I5e Yen taI,es
All Of the, auxiliaries do their utmost TO seno
5retty and useful gifts for each patient
n ,rz - r7,,oe5a1y +Ta managers Of the
Old historic Five Points Mission VIII hold a fair
and bazaar at the Hotel Regent, 7Oth-st- ana
Broadway. For over sixty years these women nave
been at work on the lower East SIDE Columns
feeding and educating the poor and destitute, ana
s bazaar IS for the purpose OF SeepF sx 2
esd children are fed each day. and teacherss ama
Tators must be maintained and religious ana res
enc work carried on for which large sums OF money
are needed.
The women interested in the bazaar to be given
BY the Heighborhood Social and Industrial Clun
q the Kenesaw 1O3d-st and Amsterdam-aVe'' next
Wednesday afternoon, are much pleased by the
encouraging outlook. Many contributions from
saFious sources have been received ana tneIe Is
every prospect Of a great success DR.. jessie 1.
Boyle IS chairman Of the bazaar The women IN
Charge Of the handkerchief ard fancy tables are
AEs. Alexander Walker, Mrs. George A Krause.
ans George A Pest. Mrs George B. Mendez ana
sis William Harold Mehrhoff. Among other
saich have been contributed by oneSof NeW-forks
kaSng mllliners
another attraction of the bazaar will be the New
England table presided over BY Mrs. Horace A
POUNDS and Mrs. H. H. Russell, in quaint New
s.74-siand costumes. They VIII sell NeW-thsian9
- cakes, candy, etc. Mrs. Judson lawson ana
- assistants VIII serve tea, ana there VIII no
bazaar Is given in order TO bring this charity
st9fe the general public ana 70 secure teIioS LoI
rselk z. Wise is president, was organlzeo LOT tne
fiIfsy9se OF helping the young girls OF ths " est
t.1s tenement neighborhOod. by afIordlng them
--ltess aInusements and a pleasant way OF sPetlo-
- laeir evenings besides the streets 1nSy can
- iearn, II they so desire. cooking, sewing en-
stat interest in the girls, which interest - noI
ssSasned merely 60 the nights OF the Ineeupsss.
49, F.slL their homes and try 70 JOCK aIteF tus-F
f-Ssleal ana moral welfare This year Iney Laye
n hoinan physician TO teach them hygiene MIS-
sf9ssliee Burns viii give a short talk during me
- = 5elng done by the club
iae Brooklyn Society Of Mineral Painters held
- thirteenth annual exhibition at the Pouch Man
e'. No. Sl5 Clinton-ave that borough, last Tues
- ana Wednesday. The exhibition. which was
,-ssg attended. was q success in every way. me
ss5s srz s-e Miss L A. Johnson. president; airs.
ei a4AsteEn3aT, Vice-prcsident; MISS N a Du-
recording secretary Miss B. II. Proctor, cor
---sls secretary; Mrs. Frank BalseleSs lieaS@
ana Ars. J. c, creveling. historian.
-. - q the Drettfest OF the home weddings that
- pssce during last week was that or diSs