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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1902

Page

8

Theatre in a Church Opens As The Holy Sepulchre Plans

Rev. Walter E. Bentley leads a basement conversion at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre into a 300 seat venue with a real stage, dressing rooms and lighting. He envisions a mix of Shakespeare, modern plays and religiously themed productions under church sponsorship to educate and entertain the community.

Walter E. Bentley Church of the Holy Sepulchre Bentley Everyman England Rachel Joseph Church of England Pharaoh Epouse the Eleven Brothers

Cost of living down while prices drift in 1902 era notes

Dan's Review reports a 1 percent fall in living costs from the prior year with select items rising and others falling. The piece also covers remarks by Mrs. Hannah G. Solomon on women entering public life, critiques of modern living, and a note on England and American attitudes, plus a National Consumers' League calendar project for 1903 emphasizing labelled goods and social campaigns.

Dan Hannah G. Solomon General Council of Jewish Women Baltimore

Fashion Notes on Girls Wear From Dark Blue Cloth To Velvet Accents

A catalog of girl’s garments describes outfits in dark blue cloth and crepe, including double breasted coats, velvet trims, cream lace, taffeta, and satin linings. Styles range from a fourteen year old cloak to a ten or twelve year old afternoon dress with ruffles, lace, and embroidered details.

Bson

Mary of Magdala costumes dazzle in Orient themes

The Manhattan stage production features Mrs. Fiske in stunning outfits from rich red silk gowns with gold and rubies to a heavy gold cloth robe studded with rhinestones. Simple black crepe looks mark Mary’s penitent arc, culminating in white garments.

Mary of Mary Flavius

Old Time Pumpkin Pie Tastes Better Than Modern Squash

Recipe notes extol pumpkin as superior to squash for pies detailing slow cooking in own juices, prep steps for Connecticut field pumpkin, ingredients for custard with eggs sugar milk and cream, and optional ginger or molasses. Also includes centerpiece table display ideas and simple mending tips for crockery.

Connecticut

Simple Handwork Tips For Home Textile Accessories

Plain huckaback towels can be transformed into pretty toilet articles by the girl who knows how. A bath shoes can be made from castoff uppers and cork soles with braid edging and ring fastenings. A dressing cape from towels, a silk lined towel sponge bag, and a toilet case with oil silk pockets offer traveling conveniences.

Four Lines From Festus by Philip James Bailey Remembered

International Messenger recalls Bailey eighty six who died this year and notes four lines from Festus still cited in literature about living by deeds heart throbs and noble action. Also notice directs letters for the Tribune Sunshine Society to The Tribune Building New York City and warns no link to other Sunshine publications.

Philip James Bailey Festus T S. S Tribune Sunshine Society Tribune

Christmas Ray of Sunshine Fund Donation

Mrs. B. H. Thomas of Pennsylvania sends for the Sunshine fund from C. T. of Flushing New York and Mount Vernon New York for a needy member. The donor asks that the recipient pray for her happiness during the coming year.

B. H. Thomas Pennsylvania C. T Flushing Long Island Mount Vernon N. Y Sunshine Fund

Money Gifts Boost Local Charity Branches

Miss Sarah Osborne of Public School No 96 sends 3 for badges marking a hundred new members in Manhattan No 10. 50 cents buys badges for seventeen more. Mrs B Wyman pays 9 cents forexpressage on clothes for a poor family. Mrs eS ME Marler of Roselle New Jersey gives 1 for the special und.

Sarah Osborne Public School Manhattan No B. Wyman Es ME Marler Roselle N. J

Sun Shine Santa Claus urged to bring dolls to needy children

Two girls in different states ask if Sun Shine Santa Claus will remember them with dolls. One child in Troy Idaho lives with an invalid mother, while another orphan girl in Wisconsin was taken from the State School by an aged woman and crippled daughter. Scores of East and West Side Manhattan children face a joyless Christmas without a doll.

Sunshine Santa Claus Troy Idaho Wisconsin Santa Claus

Sunshine Members Sought to Aid Invalid Members

Sunshine members and friends are urged to buy Christmas novelties or fine work from invalid members to help them financially. Write to the office for addresses.

Sunshine Office

Gift parcel list includes clothing and crafts from various donors

A large package from H. R. V. of Freehold N J holds clothing shoes stockings and quilt pieces. Other items from multiple donors include sewing materials infant wear household crafts and Christmas cards with names and towns across New Jersey New York Connecticut Rhode Island and Florida.

Freehold N. J H. Charles Ulman Schenectady N. Y Manhattan Charles E. Grant Plainfield Minnie Kreskey Huntland Tenn C. W. Hedges Norwich Conn Thomas Nicholson Jersey City Rhoda Island Jane Lyle Farmdale Fla Frances H. Galpin I R Annie Brown Tuckerton, N. J Mrs. Power B. L. Young Long Island M. B

Thanksgiving cheer from readers across states supports Sunshine invalids

Letters from Mrs. William Smith of Pennsylvania and others thank Mrs. Sprague Ulrich Cary and Miss C Spiro for Thanksgiving cheer. Gifts from general office, Maine and Illinois members, and Bloomingdale Day Nursery bring thanks for money gifts underwear nightdresses books dolls and games for invalids and children.

William Smith Pennsylvania Sprague Ulrich Connecticut Cary New Jersey Nelson McCartney C. Spiro Eliza A. Shier Landrum S. C Maine Illinois

Sunshine Gratitude From Algoma Forest Home

Mrs S C Gardiner in Iron Bridge Ontario thanks Sunshine friends for magazines sent to her bush home twenty miles from the village. She is infirm and cannot buy literature and asks for The Christian Endeavor World or Sunday school lesson papers to share with others.

Algoma Forest Christian Endeavor World S. C. Gardiner Iron Bridge Ontario Canada

Maid’s Apron Pattern Describes Sizes and Materials

The Tribune pattern No 4298 MAID S APRON offers a long full skirt and generous bib in cambric with embroidery trims. Medium size requires 3 1/2 yards 36 inch wide plus 2 yards embroidery and 2 yards insertion. pattern available by mail for 10 cents with bust measure.

New- York Tribune

Pleads for Shopgirls in New York Sermon

A morning appeal from metropolitan pulpits urged shopping women to finish purchases before 5 PM to ease the end of day rush. Rev Dr G C Houghton of the Little Church Around the Corner urged parishioners to remember needs and avoid late shopping when clerks are tired after long hours.

New York G. C. Houghton

Lotus Buds Escape Detention for Transit to Point Loma

Eleven Cuban children known as the Lotus Buds, on route to the Raja Yoga School at Point Loma, were released from Ellis Island then secretly moved by private tug to Jersey City. Guarded by private detectives they boarded a 1 pm Pennsylvania Railroad train for a cross country trip to California.

Point Loma Cali Katherine Tingley Ellis Island A. G. Spalding Jersey City Pennsylvania Railroad Sullivan Gerry Society New York City Mr. Spalding John E. Moore Spalding Myrtle California Jersey Shore Tyberg

Parish Women Urged to Shop Before Five

The writer urges the women of the parish and visitors to complete shopping before 5 o'clock in the afternoon to ease the demands of the late arriving public and help shopkeepers get home.

Trachoma Epidemic Spurs New York Health Action

Dr. John C. Lester warns 40 to 50 percent of East Side children suffer trachoma or granular lids due to overcrowding and poor hygiene. He says schools and hospitals are flooded with cases. early operative treatment is essential, and city funding is sought for exclusive care. Trachoma history and global spread are discussed, with emphasis on hygiene and public health response.

John C. Lester New York Eye and Ear Infirmary St. Bartholomew’s Clinic Tribune Brooklyn Bridge Twenty-third-st Board of Health New York Lester Napoleon Egypt Russia Hungary Belgium Prussia Posen Switzerland Tyrol

Rockefeller Jr Reflects On Prayers And Suffering

J D Rockefeller Jr spoke to his Bible class on the Agony of Gethsemane. He urged prayer’s worth and patience, saying God may answer in time and stressing Christ sought human sympathy in sorrow.

John D. Rockefeller, Jr Gethsemane Jesus

Services of Elks for Dead Comrades

Brook lyn Lodge No. 2 B P O Elks held memorial services for members who died last year at Plymouth Church Brooklyn. Exalted Rulers William J Buttling and C S Andrews spoke. Thomas T Hayden recited Thanatopsis. A quartet sang Lead Kindly Light with solos by each member. General Horatio C King played the organ including Marche Funebre.

Brooklyn Lodge No. 2 B. P. O. Elks Plymouth Church Brooklyn William J. Buttling C. S. Andrews New-York Thomas T. Hayden

Jerome as Gambler Raid In New York Sermon

The Rev Dr Louis Albert Banks attacks gambling. compares Jerome to Carrie Nation smashing doors to expose a Monte Carlo in New York. He argues gambling corrupts politics and harms society, urging the gambler to be locked up and the practice stamped out.

Louis Albert Banks Grace Methodist Episcopal Church West One Hundred-And-Fourth-St New York City Monte Carlo Jerome Mr. Jerome Paradise

Unsettled Weather Brings Fog and Snow Across Cities

Weather moved from a clear night to dense fog at seven in the morning and light snow that fell on and off until about three in the afternoon. The day’s low dropped to 25 degrees at 12:45 a.m., with a slight rise by 2 a.m. in Albany, Buffalo, Rochester, and Oswego.

Sa. m Yes Albany Buffalo Rochester van Oswego

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