New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
SUNSHINE AND FEAST|NG
Appropriate Weather Greeta
Annual Luncheon of 7. S. S.

rain clouds disa ppeared, but the ufc7n1.-,
and guests who gathered a. The Hotel Asa,
/ at O'Clock for the annual luncheon of N.
society felt that their special brand =.
weather had been handed ors with beusy.-
/ lent intention.
The business meeting preceded -.
/ luncheon. as usual There was briss -
| ception, and then the one hundred and a-,,
/ guests or more sat down az tables ss~..
| rated with flowers sent By a n1eu5s- -
| Binghanton. " Y. As far a. posssbI. ~.
/ Tribune Sunshine coiors. yellow and u1f..
were observed in tire menu. which vou,s
up with grapefruit salad. yellow cakes ara
yellow Ice cream.
Charles 3 Stovsr. who had promised -
attend and make speech about parks. va.
III and couldn't come. hUt Ernes- K Cous,
ter. chief clerk OF the Children's Court. va,
there. and gave a talk about his specfslfz-
the city's neglected little ones Aneth4.
guest of honor. Miss Charlotte Walker. a..
actress. was obliged 70 leave after the q,
course I'm order 70 keep another eazss.
ment She went reluctantly. saying shs vas
very hungry" "But T have that other e-.
zagement.' she added. made befors .
made this and 50. like the Wsrrsns OF VIZ.
ginis. 7 can only say FTo~dy end goss.
bT'''
After tn. coffee Miss Annis Lauris Us.
CortcIe sang MacDoweiTs Thy Beansnz
Eyes" and then Mrs Clarence Burns. pres.
ident OF the society. introduced Mr. Coults-
az the founder oS thu Big Brother move
ment The Big Brothers, said Mr.
Burns. have done far more for boys than
women can ever do Women can talk and
talk all day. but man Just takes hold q \
boz and settles him in p minute
We hear a good deal IN Nsv Yo-xs
said NIr Coulter. about dAIinausnt cnfy.
dren- It's a smooth and pretty phrass.
and people like 10 use n But Ia Ike Il,
hear more about ths delinquent parents r
wish there Tere institutions for deifnduers
parents. and I wish 7 could have the post
ton Ia like In one Of them. 7 was asksf
the other day what that position would bs.
and I answered that II would be 70 turrs
the crank Of hugs spanking n1achfn. f,-
delinquent parents
''In the course Of the seventy thouzar=
cases have known IN my connection vfths
the Children's Court 7 have seen rnanyi
varieties of the delinquent parent Thers
are so many kinds of delinquent PARENTS
that 1t makes me Think OF the boys d.
scrfption of his fathers business. SAID Res
Dad deals in ice. vinegar, coal eggs ang
pie''
Then Mr.. Coulter talked about dalinauers
leading citizens" 1T is environment thas
makes what we wrongly call bad chtl.
dren.'' he said. IF any Of you voms-y;
think It IS heredity dismiss tns notion frorrs
your minds II is environment and vh1
Is responsible for the environment OF III s
poor Of New York? Il is the leading cft-
zens. stockholders in the steamships I'm
which immigrants are hsrdsd to this couns
try. owners of the tenements in which psos
pie exist. whole families in one or tvot
dark rooms. tsnements that paw from 2 tot
20 per cent The leading citizen does noz
soil his fingers with these transactions. Hs'
has agents to grind the blood money front
the people. whiIe he diverts himself az his
club"
Then Mr. Coulter told about the Big
Brother" mosement and the boys the Big
Brothers befriend. zone OF these boys. Z
recoilect just now, had a sample delinquent
parent" he said. 1: Jakey' was on proba-
ton One day he was brought into court
to report and the judge said: Well
''Jakey," how are you getting on7'
Fine says Jakey,' ''cept me nudes
knocked out two o. me teet las week
What said the judge. would happe1
If you got really excited?' -
After the speaking Miss 8IcCorkle san a
several more songs, and Max Jacobs vfo-l
linist. played Sarasate's Spanish Dancss
and Gypsy Dance" by Naches. Mrs. Ernest
X. Coulter and Miss Wilson played the aosi
compartments.
Mrs. A. B BFamwen got up the pro-li
gramne. and Mrs. T.. a Benedict tOo1
charge of the luncheon
At the table with Mrs Burns, besides
Miss Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Coulter,
were Mrs. J. S Raymond. Mrs EdwarJ
Lauterbach. Mrs. Charles a Frake, Mrs.
F. s. Walker. Mrs. w l. Bailey. Mrs. v.
P. Tuttle and Mrs. Benedict Mrs. Ralpa
Trautmann came in late and made bFiee
speech.
Among the other guests were Miss Z. II.
Hover, Mrs Meyers. Mrs. J. T. Murray.
Mrs. Phebe Hall. Miss Hattie Miller Mrs.
Alexander Saunders. Mrs. John " CulEs,
Mrs. William c. Kellogg. Mrs. r L. Cslk-
1ns. Mrs John Lowell. Mrs. ". r. Hob
son. Mrs. ". c. Fraser. Mrs. J. Wesley.
Randall. Miss Mary Saunders. Mrs Lucius
Stanton. Mrs. Bridge Mrs. r H. Greene.
Mrs G. NJ Bissen. Miss Florence Taylor.
Mrs. F. NJ Halstead Miss Ha!stead. Mrs.
Miss NJ H. Hicks. Mrs. J. 7. L'Aracreaux.
Mrs Samuel willets. Mrs. c. r Hitler.
Mrs. P y. Green. Mrs. Charles Lambert.
Mrs ScOville. Mrs. j. II. BoyntOn, Mrs
John Clark, Miss Jeanne Clearwater Miss
Sarah Carr. Miss Anna Crane. Mrs. Georgs
Eason, Mrs Thomas Wilson. Mrs WilIiaru
Butts, Mrs. A. Conner Mrs F. T RICE.
Mrs J. T. Hammond. Mrs David ST John.
Mrs Stone, Mrs w. L. Aller HIrs. NcDC1>
aid. Mrs q. y. Matthews. Mrs. Henry z.
Riddle. Mrs. J. 3. Cameron. Mrs. clifford
Wiley. Mrs. Charles l. Davis Mrs Nelson
Worden, Miss g Q. Pike Mrs. l.. 4 TUtts :.
Mrs. William Lindsay. Mrs. r J. Myers.
Mrs ". Segal. Mrs. n Herr. Mrs. W. -
Myers, Mrs NJ. StraUs. Miss r Herr. Mrs
a s. May. Mrs. Frederick Stron gard. Ms.
P. T. Frost. Miss Sara Curry. Mrs c. D,
Baldwin. Mrs. G. s, Noyes. Mrs. T. z.
Weber. Mrs. L. II. Becht. Mrs = Nsirsr,
Mrs. NJ z. De Luna. Mrs z Copeland.
Mrs David Curry. Mrs. George Ashley.
Mrs. 8. Schsrer. Mrs Page Mrs NJ =
Dillon Miss Marion Singer Miss : X
Peck. Mrs. C.. Beyerkohler. Ifrs. e New
man. Mrs. Thomas Davies. Mrs Thomas
Craig. Mrs. J. L. Brooks. Mrs. H f Rcss
Miss Ida Dodd. Ms. \. Van Wrinkle. Mrs
NJ. Z. Carmichael. Mrs. Z \. VhitshcUsss
Mrs q. Peckham. Miss EIlinswood Mrs.
F. IT. Jerome. Mrs. Herbert Knowles. Mrs.
8. G. butcher. Miss Isabel butcher. MIS-.
2. De Singer. Mrs. \. Marsh. AIRS l. =
Wolfe. Mrs. NJ. F. Kidd. Mrs. EsteIle CcCS.
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