New-York tribune., 1907-07-01
MONEY RECEIVED.

MIS- w II DOane, or CINCINNATI, who is
her summer cottage at Watch Hill, r. I. has sent
her check for $40 and Miss Doane, her daughter
i check for $40 for the T S S Vacation Rest
Home for Working Women at Clarks Falls Conn
The Arlington Juniors have contributed SIS u for
the outing fund; VI. A. sent 50 be applied where
most needed. This sum passed on at once to
family where the father had broken his arm and
the family income had ceased. L. A. R.. of Brook
Huntington Peet. of New Jersey, book of stamps
TO help carry on the good work.; John Krell. Of
New Haven, p cents TO give at least one poor
mother trolley ride" and Christie Emery 10 cents
for postage.
GIFTS FROM MRS. SAGE
Miss Margaret Pascal. president of the Pascal
Institute branch, No 576 Lexington avenue. n
nounces that the free vacation classes for chill
dren and school girls through July and August
have been made possible by a generous gift of
$1,000 from Mrs Russell Sage for this purpose. and
she has also sent her check for sl.7Oo pay the
rent Of the institute for year.
These two gifts and several smaller contribu-
tions, well as her customary gifts to the gradu-
ates. prove her interest in the work of the in
stitute.
Since September. 1906, go pupils have received
instruction in the various departments. The pri-
vate classes for young women have been unusually
well patronized.
For the benefit OF young teachers and others
having leisure in the summer months the rates for
tuition in these classes will be reduced TO one-half
the usual price.
Free instruction in sewing and cooking will be
given TO school children and course of ten les
sons in cutting and fitting advanced dressmakng
and millinery TO schoolgirls.
OUTINGS FOR MOTHERS.
The money sent by Mrs. Relnhart. OF Paterson,
y. J., will be given 10 the Mothers Sunshine
Circle trolley rides for tired mothers The first
outing will be taken the second week in July to
Bronx Park, where the members will entov a picnic
luncheon, visit the ZOO and have q Thoroughly
enjoyable day.
TROLLEY PARTY
The first trolley party went 10 Fort George on
June 20 There forty-hve children under the
charge of aIrs. Frck. The day warm. Just
the of for ice and cake, and as
usual the rides the merry-SO-round and the
games under the trees source Of delight 10
these tenement children.
AWAY FOR THE SUMNER.
The president is informed that the blind
women have found place to board for the
Iner and thanks are sent for the publication OF
their request in the column.
FLOWERS.
A large express box filed with pinks Of many
colors, fragrant honeys Ickle and coreopss came
in fine condition from Spring Hollow Farm. North
from Susie 7. Baldwin Bound Brook. n. J.
OTHER GIFTS.
An express box was received from c. c. A.. Of
Brooklyn; unfinished work and fine woods
from Mrs. Lyman Thornton Goff, Of New Jersey;
a box OF cards. from Mrs Hitler. Of Asbury Park
pair OF shoes from 'Theodora''; a large contribu
ton OF articles from Miss Weston, of Staten Island
reading matter from f. l., and souvenir cards
from Beth"
CORRECT ADDRESS.
Through n typographical error the address for
contributions for the T. S. 6. Vacation Rest Home
read Westerly. L. L." instead Of Westerly. r. l."