Women’s Car Passengers’ Rights Society Forms Steps
A Brooklyn meeting, led by an honorary president, vows a no deadwood advisory committee of men and rapid action on car fare reform. Andrew H. Green backs a 2 cent carfare plan if organizers prove seriousness amid dues concerns and new members join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dore Lyon
Andrew H. Green
Car Passengers’ Rights Society
Brooklyn Manufacturers’ Association
Central Committee of Women
Francis Hardin Hess
Adams
Idaho
Anne F. Donaghue
Mary Garrett Hay
No. Fitthave
N. E. Hulbert
West Eighty-second St
Ratiam
Bazaar at Waldorf Astoria Yields Small Prizes
The Little Mothers bazaar at the Waldorf Astoria last week was a success with ticket 377 winning an automobile purchased by Aspinwall Judd. Mrs S E Deraismes of Brooklyn won the large doll at the Little Mothers table. The $80 piano contest remains open as not enough chances were sold to close it, with the piano to be raffied later at No 236 Second Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Mothers
Waldorf- Astoria
Aspinwall Judd
S E. Deraismes
Brooklyn
Augusta
Philip
Dinmont
M. Dupuis
Matthew Arnold
Arnold
Asia Minor
Venice
Ahea
South Audley St
Christmas at Jacob Riis Settlement in New York
Zealous preparations mark Santa Claus time at the Jacob Riis Neighborhood Settlement No 48 Henry Street. The settlement plans Christmas parcels of clothing toys and goods to every settlement family and a great tree for weeklong festivities. They fear there may not be enough to go around this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Jacob Riis
Henry St
D A R FESTIVITIES IN New York Chapter Event
The New York City Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution with regent Mrs. Donald McLean plans winter entertainment in cooperation with the Sons of the American Revolution. Lectures by E Wesley Woodruff of Wilkesbarre during Lent precede a spring fete champetre for the arts at the Colonial period fate. A January 6 reception marks General Washingtons wedding anniversary with relics music a spread and speeches by J W Vrooman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Daughters of the American Revolution
Donald McLean
Sons of the American Revolution
E. Wesley Woodruff
Wilkesbarre
Penn
General Washington
J. W. Vrooman
Savory Whiting Filets With Tarragon Vinegar Sauce
Filets of whiting are marinated in a vinegar mixture with tarragon and spices, then breaded and fried in hot fat. Serve with a tarragon butter sauce made by whisking tarragon vinegar into creamy melted butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Jardine
Rissole method for veal and ham with light fry garnish
A detailed Victorian style recipe for minced veal and ham rissoles. It covers mixing with egg and nutmeg, simmering milk with mace onion and lemon peel, forming a smooth paste, rolling into cork shapes, dipping in egg and breadcrumbs, then frying golden brown. Served with fried parsley and optional brown sauce.
Savory Herb Forece Meat Roll With Spaghetti Finish
A meat dish features lean buttock steak rolled with a savory herb forece paste, wrapped and browned, then gently stewed in a thick seasoned brown sauce for hours. After cooking, tape is removed, sauce skimmed, and a splash of chili vinegar or lemon juice is added before straining over the meat with small spaghetti heaps as a finish.
Plum and Banana Tart With Savory Sauce
Plum and Banana Tart recipe features boiled plum syrup, simmered plums and bananas, a light puff paste crust, and a glossy egg wash. Accompanied by a curried anchovy sauce on fried creations garnished with parsley for a hot serving.
Entertaining children with joy and creative games
Miss Kathleen Shippen describes her career as a children's entertainer. She details planning parties, meeting children early to ease shyness, layering games from active to sitting, and using tissue paper props. She contrasts European and American approaches and cites experiences in London and Paris with diverse groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Shippen
Florence
Rome
Paris
Nice
Germany
England
Europe
Malta Vita Emerges as Leader in Breakfast Cereals
A historical overview traces the rise of ready to eat cereals from oatmeal sold in drug stores to mass advertising. Malta Vita is spotlighted as the leading breakfast food, with manufacturers claiming growing popular favor and a long career ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta Vita
Third card afternoon for Babies Hospital Dispensary
The third in a series of card afternoons hosted by Mrs. Charles Gilmore Kerley will be held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jacob Litt, No. 7 West One-hundredthst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gilmore Kerley
Babies’ Hospital
Jacob Litt
West
Tribune Sunshine Society letters and gifts notice
The Tribune Sunshine Society asks that all letters and packages for the T S S be addressed to The Tribune Sunshine Society Tribune Building New York City The society warns it has no connection to other Sunshine organizations and requests friends to direct communications accordingly A Christmas fund received gifts from Mrs Richard Otis Cheney of Connecticut Mrs H W Spay of North Carolina and the Misses Newman and Humphrey of Trenton New Jersey all one dollar each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Sunshine Society
Tribune Building
New York City
Sunshine
Friends of the
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 helps a family in West Sixty seventh Street where a fourteen year old girl is the principal breadwinner earning only a small monthly amount. T S S members gave 459 to buy coal and food after rent left the house without bread. Grandmother found a day’s work in a T S S family while the mother is ill. Warm clothing worth 2 is sent, rent relief and a comfortable are provided. Manhattan Branch No 10 reports more poor families than any other outside missions. The president received 5 from the general office to furnish coal for two destitute families and to provide bedding and clothing boxes for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Bridge
London
Shoreditch Board School
Happy Evening Association
Eva Dugdale
the Duchess of York
Paris
General Porter
Manhattan
West Sixty-seventh-st
Manhattan Branch No. 10
Christmas Charity Delivers Aid After City Appeal
An elderly woman of seventy five on Sixtieth Street is found destitute living in two rooms with no warm clothing. The office, aided by a church society, provides $2 weekly and coal and food through the branch president. A note from a East Eighty eighth Street girl asks Santa Claus for four needy children, while an East Side president visits the frail mother washing to support the family. The office faces more appeals than it can handle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Eightyeighth-st
T. S
Santa Claus
Louise Sauter
Anne
Lena
Willie
East Side
Audley St
Paris
London
Dupuis
South Audleyst
Lady
Exhibition sale for Miss Evelyn C. Dewey at East Thirty-sixth Street
An exhibition sale of fancy articles benefits Miss Evelyn C. Dewey a wheelchair invalid. Held at No 146 East Thirty-sixth street each afternoon and evening until Christmas. Handcrafted painted embroidered and crocheted goods include baskets dolls and maids aprons priced 2 cents to 5. Miss Lizzie Stone of 217 Hudson Street Buffalo also offers holiday novelties to aid another invalid in need of Sunshine cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn C. Dewey
East
Lizzie Stone
Hudson St
Buffalo, N. Y
Merrick junior branch sends Christmas box for public aid
The Merrick Long Island junior branch forwarded a Christmas box with warm clothing dolls games caps pictures books and stamps to fund. Public School No 9 branch contributed thirteen books four dolls three scrap books three fancy boxes and paints games. Yorktown Heights branch sent sixty four clothing articles games and toys. Acting president Mrs Albert Syre was asked to send the box to the Little Missionary branch for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrick
Long Island
Public School No. 9
Yorktown Heights
Albert Syre
Little Missionary
Christmas doll from Miss Mira Lloyd Bombaugh
Baltimore donor Miss Mira Lloyd Bombaugh presents a Christmas doll named Marta dressed in white with lace cap and corduroy coat plus a frock for morning wear. The gift is offered with the aim of bringing happiness to a “little mother” and spreading a merry Christmas to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira Lloyd Bombaugh
Baltimore
Marta
Sunshine Santa Claus Delivers Cheerful Boxes for Poor
Boxes and packages arrived at the general office last Saturday as Sunshine Santa Claus mobilized support for distribution. Donors from New Jersey, Brooklyn, Connecticut, Vermont, New Hampshire, and beyond sent clothing, books, toys, food, and warm comforts. Amounts ranged from fur capes and overcoats to dolls, calendars, and staple groceries, with many items unnamed or contributed by local groups and individuals.
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
Burton Morss Tremper
Kingston, N. Y
Sunday Concerts in Public Schools Spotlighted by Alliance
The Woman's National Sabbath Alliance discussed Sunday afternoon concerts in public schools with Rev. Dr. David G. Wylie and Col. A. P. Ketchum of the New York Presbytery Committee. About five hundred attendees, mainly youths, heard praise for the programs and a call to observe rather than critique while monitoring proposed regional variations. The alliance plans to appoint a committee to confer with presbytery and other committees before any action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s National Sabbath Alliance
David G. Wylie
A. P. Ketchum
New York Presbytery Committee
Colonel Ketchum
The Lady's Calm in a South Audley Street Mystery
In a London study the master contemplates sending away a French liaison amid rumors of spousal infidelity and foreign intrigue. Augusta hosts a French secretary as the couple plots, while a Venice holiday reveals tension, a vanished affair, and a final revelation of misread loyalties.
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Lady’s Pictorial
D. A. R. Festivities
Pretty
Meriden CO. Silversmiths
Nternational Silver CO
Fifth Avenue and
Twenty-Sixth Street
A. Y
Rieve
Soacrys
Sunshine Dollie
A. M. Graeme and
Cecilia G. Black Wood
Chioggia
Torcello
Stopford
Florian
Florian’s
St. Mark's
Torerr
Agusta
Rward
Langham
Aon Rs
Riva Degli Schiavoni
St. Mark’s !S
Ducal Palace
Connon
Murano
An Bank
Burano
Venica
Asia Mirror
Goodby
Riva
Wes Jackson
Union Square
North
E. 17Th St
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