Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-10
NEEDLEWORK IS
SHOWN BY GUILD
Newark Branch to Distribute
1900 Garments to Needy.
Annual Meeting Held.

The annual meeting and display OF
the Newark branch Of the Needle-
work Guild of America was held yes
terday in the parlors of the Young
Nomen's Christian Association, Do
Washington street. The exhibit con-
tanned 1900 garments, to be distriout-
ed to the fty-eight charitable socle-
ties The number of articles collected
This year show an increase of f,2Oo
over last years supply and a CORE
spending growth of interest IN inc
work.
Much credit for this work was given
TO Mrs. Howard ". Vanderpool, the
publicity chairman, in a statement
made by one of the members yester-
day Mrs. Vanderpool has never ne
elected an opportunity of interesting
strangers in the object Of the guild.
AT the short business session 1t was
decided to send a letter OF con-
dolence to Mrs. Vanderpool on the re-
cent death of her son-in-law, Frank
Hand.
The members of the branch are
planning q memorial to the late Mrs.
Carrie S. stern. Though no definite
form Of the memorial has been an
nouneed. it will be given TO the jew
ish Sisterhood, her favorite charity.
In charge of the exhibit were
the president, Mrs. Emma De-
lany; Mrs. Nathan Weinberg, Mrs.
w u. Geer, Miss Agnes Garrigan.
Mrs J. J. Madden and Mrs Miles.
The articles will be distributed by
the Newark Warehouse Company.
The section presidents and the
number of articles collected by each
are: Mrs. John L. Carroll, 176; Miss
Emma Delany, 1855; Mrs. DeForest
Lozier, 1874; Mrs. S. P. Lazarus, 12S;
Miss Agnes Garrigan, 3S7; Miss Jo-
sephine Garrigan, 300; Mrs: Nathan
Weinberg, 25S; Mrs. Ray katz, 247;
Mrs Edward +. Mcdonald, Sc; Mrs.
George r. Mcclellan, 339; Mrs. MI
chael r Mclaughlin, liz; Miss Mar
garet Ballard. 10; Mrs. Burnett w.
Straus, 635; Mrs. Stephen Il. Plum,
1870: Mrs Hugh F. Cook, 7S4; Mrs, w.
Il. Geer, III, and Mrs. Howard w
vanderpool. s92.
List of BenefAciaries.
The institutions and societies which
will receive a share of the articles
contributed, which include bandages,
beClspreads, blankets. comfortables,
hankerchiefs, pillow cases, sheets,
tablecloths, table napkins, towels,
washcIoths, etc, are: Bureau OF AS
ISOLATED Charities, the Babies Hos
pital, the Baptist Home, the Burke
Memorial Day Nursery, the Bethany
Home, the Catholic Children's Aid
Society, the Christian Refuge, the
cifv Hospital, the Clement French
Industrial Home, the Crazy Jane
Society, the Deaconess' Home, the
East side Day Nursery, the Eighth
Avenue Day Nursery, the Eye and
Ear Infirmary, the Female Charitable
Society. the Florence Crittenden
Home, the Protestant Foster Home,
the German Hospital. the Guild of
st Bridget's Church, the Guild Of st.
Coilmba's Church, the Guild Of st.
Marys Church. the Guild of st.
Johns Church, the Guild of St. Vim
cent de Paul, the Harrison Salome
Society, the Hebrew Home for the
Aged, the Hebrew Hospital, the
Hebrew Ladies' Immediate Relief So
the Hebrew Orphan Asylum. the
Hebrew Sewing Circle, the Homeo-
pathic Hospital, the Home for Aged
Women, the Home for Aged Colored
People, Irvington; the Home for the
Friendless, the Home for Crippled
Children, the Home for 1ncurables,
the House of the Good Shepherd, the
Hospital for Women and Children, the
italian Orphan Asylum for Boys, the
Italian Orphan Asylum for Girls, the
Jay Street Nursery, the Jewish Sis
terhood, the Job Haines Home for
the Aged, the Little Sisters OF the
Poor, the Newark orphan Asylum,
the Newark Maternity Hospital, the
Newark Neighborhood House. ST.
Barnabass Hospital. st. MichaePs
Hospital, st. James's Hospital, st.
Mary's orphan Asylum, St. Peter
Orphan Asylum, Society of the Holy
Family, Sophia Ricord Home, Sophia
Il. Corey Home for Women, Visiting
Nurses Association, Workroom for
Women