Car Passengers' Rights Society Forms Male Advisory Board
An advisory committee for the Car Passengers' Rights Society will be composed entirely of men who will work late to advance their cause. Andrew H. Green backs a 21-cent carfare plan as hints of broader action surface, while members press dues, discuss mitigation ideas, and plan frequent meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dore Lyon
Andrew H. Green
Car Passengers’ Rights Society
Brooklyn Manufacturers’ Association
Central Committee of Women
Francis Hardin Hess
Adems
Idaho
Anne F. Donaghue
Mary Garrett Hay
No. Fittnave
N. E. Hulbert
West Eighty-second-st
Ratiam
Bazaar at Waldorf Astoria a Successful Fundraiser
The Little Mothers bazaar at the Waldorf Astoria last week drew strong returns with a car won by ticket 377 bought by Aspinwall Juad and a large doll claimed by Mrs S E Deraismes of Brooklyn. The $8 piano contest remains open as not enough entries were sold yet. The piano will be raffled later at No 236 Second Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Mothers
Waldorf- Astoria
Aspinwall Juad
S E. Deraismes
Brooklyn
Christmas Preparations at Jacob Riis Settlement
Zealous preparations for Santa Claus time are underway at No 48 Henry Street Jacob Riis Settlement. The custom ensures every Settlement family gets a Christmas remembrance with a great tree and weekly festivities. Parcels of clothing toys and cheer are sent to homes to fill stockings, and organizers wonder if there will be enough to go round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Jacob Riis
Henry St
Ducal
Murano
Venice
Asia Minor
Torcello
Goodby
Riva
Gondalm
Trieste
D A R Festivities Plan Winter DAR Event in NYC
The New York City Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, led by regent Mrs. Donald McLean, will co operate with the Sons of the American Revolution for a winter entertainment. Lent lectures by E Wesley Woodruff of Wilkes Barre will precede a spring féte champetre for the Barnard scholarship. A January 6 reception marks General Washington's wedding anniversary with relics, music, a spread, and speeches by speakers including J W Vrooman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Daughters of the American Revolution
Donald McLean
Sons of the American Revolution
E. Wesley Woodruff
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Barnard
General Washington
J. W. Vrooman
Savory Whiting Fillets With Tarragon Sauce Recipe
Filets of whiting are pickled in a mixture of white wine vinegar tarragon vinegar pepper nutmeg and cayenne then breaded with seasoned crumbs and fried in hot fat. Serve with a simple tarragon butter sauce and onion layers for flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Jardine
Rissole recipe for veal with ham and sauce
A detailed kitchen method for making veal rissoles with ham, including mincing meat, seasoning, simmering milk with mace and onion, forming a paste, rolling portions, breading, and frying to a golden brown. Garnish with fried parsley and optional brown sauce.
Savory Herb Forece Stuffed Roast with Spaghetti Finish
Lean buttock steak is butterflied and spread with savory forece meat, rolled, taped, floured, browned, then stewed in brown vegetables with three hours of slow heat. The finished dish is unrolled, plated, skimmed of fat, and served with vinegar, lemon juice, and finished with small heaps of spaghetti.
Plum and Banana Tart with Savory Crostini Dish
A plum and banana tart is prepared by stewing plums in a sugar syrup, layering peeled bananas, and baking in puff paste with a glaze of egg white and caster sugar. Served with croftens topped by a curry anchovy butter mixture and parsley garnish.
Entertaining children with spirit and color from abroad
Miss Kathleen Shippen describes her profession of entertaining children, drawing on European shows and holidays. She explains prep, pacing, and a corps of tissue paper props, emphasizing active participation, varied games, and early party moments to prevent boredom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Shippen
Florence
Rome
Paris
Nice
Germany
England
Bébés
Europe
Srst
Malta Vita Rises as Leading Breakfast Cereal Contender
The article traces the rise of cereals from drugstore oats to ready to eat foods, noting extensive advertising and mass production. Malta Vita is highlighted as the leading cereal, with growing family adoption and optimistic forecasts for its enduring popularity in the breakfast market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta Vita
Third in series of card afternoons for Babies' Hospital Dispensary
The third in the series hosted by Mrs Charles Gilmore Kerley will be held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jacob Litt located at No. S17 West One-hundredth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gilmore Kerley
Babies’ Hospital
Jacob Litt
West One-hundredth St
Tribune Sunshine Society Appeals For Correct Address
The Tribune Sunshine Society asks readers to send letters and parcels to the Tribune Building in New York City and warns of no connection to similarly named groups. Donations include Mrs. Richard Otis Cheney and Mrs. H. W. Spay giving $1 each for the Christmas fund, with contributions from the Newman sisters and Humphrey sisters of Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Ss. S
Tribune Sunshine Society
Tribune Building
New York City
Sun
Richard Otis Cheney
Connecticut
H. W. Spay
North Carolina
Newman and Humphrey
Trenton
N. J
Manhattan Branch aids destitute West Sixty seventh family
Manhattan Branch No 3 provides coal and food to a family led by a fourteen year old girl earning meager wages. T S S members contributed 450 to buy essentials after rent left no bread. Grandmother found a day's work, mother too ill to work, and funds furnished warm clothing rent and bedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
West Sixty-seventh-st
Manhatan Branch No. 10
Christmas Charity Appeals From The East Side
An aged woman of seventy five with no proper clothing is aided by the office and a church society. A child writes requesting Santa Claus for four siblings, saying their father died of consumption. An East Side president investigates the family and finds the mother frail and two children ill, while junior members offer help and the office faces overwhelming appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Bridge
Lve
London
Shoreditch Board School
Happy Evening Association
Eva Dugdale
Duchess of York
Paris
General Porter
East Eighty Eighthst
Santa Claus
Louise Sauter
Anne
Lena
Willie
East Side
Exhibition sale for Miss Evelyn C Dewey benefits
An exhibition sale of fancy handmade articles at 14 East Thirty-sixth Street runs every afternoon and evening until Christmas to aid Miss Evelyn C Dewey, a wheelchair invalid. Items include painted, embroidered, and crocheted goods such as baskets and dolls, priced from 25 cents to a sum missing, with proceeds helping support another invalid, Miss Lizzie Stone of Buffalo who seeks Sunshine cheer through the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn C. Dewey
East Thirty-sixthst
Lizzie Stone
Hudsonst
Buffalo, N. Y
Merrick junior branch sends Christmas box for local needs
The Merrick Long Island junior branch mailed a Christmas box with warm clothing dolls games caps pictures books and stamps for a mailing fund. Public School No 96 branch contributed thirteen books four dolls three scrap books three fancy boxes games and paints. Yorktown Heights branch sent sixty four items including clothing games and toys. Acting president Mrs Albert Syre was asked to forward the box to the Little Missionary branch for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrick
Long Island
Public School No. 96
Yorktown Heights
Baltimore doll donor sends Maria for Christmas joy
Miss Mira Lloyd Bombaugh of Baltimore provides a Christmas doll named Maria dressed in white with lace cap and corduroy coat. The doll includes a pretty morning dress and fine detailing. The donor hopes she brings happiness to a little mother and many merry Christmas wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira Lloyd Bombaugh
Baltimore
Maria
Sunshine Santa Claus Delights Express Office With Holiday Gifts
Boxes and packages pour into the general office as Sunshine Santa Claus drives a festive aid drive. Donors include Mrs. Le Count of Brooklyn with clothing and books, Mrs. New with an overcoat, Miss Cheney with dolls and toys, and many more from New Jersey, New York, Vermont, and Connecticut contributing clothes, food staples, and comfort items for the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Expressman
Orange
N. J
C. H. New
Robert W. New
Richard Otis Cheney
Connecticut
Pierce B. Bennett
Dover
N. H
N. Y
Burton Morss Tremper
Kingston, N. Y
Dorilton
Sunday Concerts Under Watch By Woman's Alliance
The Woman's National Sabbath Alliance discussed Sunday afternoon concerts in public schools. Rev Dr David G Wylie and Col A P Ketchum urged cautious observation and proposed a committee to confer with the Presbytery committee. They praised the programmes and feared church influence if differentiation proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's National Sabbath Alliance
David G. Wylie
A. P. Ketchum
New York Presbytery Committee
Colonel Ketchum
The Secretary
A Cabinet Minister and his secretary inhabit a London house in South Audley Street Enjoy a Venice interlude with the mistress Augusta and her husband The French visitor and a Tuscan secretary observe a tense domestic dynamic as a voyage to Venice ends with an unresolved farewell and a hinted betrayal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Matthew Arnold
Arnold
Augusta
Asia Minor
Reed
Venice
South Audley St
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