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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1902

Page

26

Eclectics Club Tears Over Walling Reading Plan

Mrs Elizabeth Bacon Walling faced a club vote denying her a reading on Marital Unrest at the Eclectics meeting. After press outrage and heated lobbying by members, she was redirected to another topic Shakespeare As a Lover and Husband amid stern protests from club leaders and the press committee chair.

Elizabeth Bacon Walling Eclectric Club Walling Anne Donoghue Dr. Donoghue Mrs. Walling Lnbby Delmonico's Iadies

Comparative Literature Society offers six lecture series this season

A six lecture course runs on Wednesday evenings from February 11 to March 3. Charles Sprague Smith opens with an address on the meaning of comparative literature, followed by Edward Howard Griggs presenting The First Part of Goethe's Faust. The eighth year marks the society’s long-standing study of universal literary monuments and unity of mankind. Advisory council includes Thomas Wentworth Higson and Richard Henry Va. Mrs. Charles H. Rush is secretary at Park West Hotel.

Comparative Literature Society Socity Charles Sprague Smith Edward Howard Griggs Thomas Wentworth Mson Richard Henry Va Charles H. Rush Hotelic

Brooklyn Public Library nam es new head of Whitaries Department

The board announced a man will succeed Mrs. Mary E. Craigie as head of the traveling Whitaries Department. Craigie protested to each director in writing, accusing the board of illegality in her dismissal and delaying steps until after the December meeting.

Mary E. Craigie Brooklyn Craigie Smu

Haarlem Philharmonic Entertains at Waldorf Astoria

The Haarlem Philharmonic Society presents an 11 o'clock performance this morning in the Astor at the Waldorf Astoria, featuring enterprising musicians.

Haarlem Philharmonic Society Astor Waldorf-Astoria

College Settlement Report Reveals Expanded Plant and Programs

The thirteenth annual report details new facilities at 188 LueloW street plus continued work at No. 1 Rivington Street. It notes a boys basement club a girls and women classes and new carpentry and clay work programs engaging Italian youths and enhancing art interest. Nine residents support families and services including nursing probation work and school board involvement. A gymnasium need is highlighted alongside Mount Ivy summer camps run by boys clubs. eighty boys attended.

Rivington St Rivington-st Luélow-st Elizabeth S. Williams Charity Organization Society Miss Williams Mount Ivy

Massage in Medicine Third Edition Expands On Therapies

Dr. Douglas Graham publishes a revised third edition of Manual Therapeutics detailing massage as an expanding art touching every medical branch. The volume adds twenty seven chapters including nervous disorders spine curvature and head facial massage with illustrative cases from notable physicians.

Lippincott Philadelphia Douglas Graham Boston 8. Weir Mitchell Brown-Sequard Charcot Paris Graham

Memorial address to General Sigel to be held at Hotel Lafayette

A memorial for General Franz Sigel, first Eleventh Army Corps commander, is set for next Saturday at 6 p.m. at the Hotel Lafayette Brevoort Fifth Ave and Eighth St. Attending may include General Howard General Carl Schurz General John T Lockman General James Grant Wilson and possibly General Sickles. Tickets available from Metropolitan Museum of Art director General Lockman Nas Searles treasurer Captain A B ce and General L Woodford at the Veteran Association presidency.

Nner Eleventh Army Corps Lafayette-Brevoort Fifthave Eighth St Howard Gettysburg Carl Schurz John T. Lockman James Grant Wilson Daniel E Sick Jes Franz Sigel Eleventh Corps L. P. di

Sunshine Society Urges Kindness Pass It On Theme

A Tribune Sunshine Society appeal recounts gifts from readers for children and invalids, including donations from Mrs. A E Bruwn of Connecticut and various Hoboken and New Jersey contributors. The piece emphasizes sharing kindness and mentions the society’s address for correspondence.

Widow’s masquerade tests a marriage and sly love

In a London flat, Vi Eddison and her husband Paul clash over marriage and freedom. Vi vows to live as a widow in Croxford while Paul obsesses over a breakthrough discovery. A letter from an old friend reveals Vi’s risky ruse and its possible fallout.

Vixen Dearest Vixie Victoria Croxford Gertrude England Paul Addison Paul Vi Eddison London Vanrennen Gertrude Vanrennen Paul Eddison Wixen Vanrennens Eddison Godfrey Geoffrey Cruce Geoffrey

Gratitude From State Hospital In Middletown Conn

Mrs. Alice Morris at the State Hospital expresses thanks through the T. S. S. column to Mrs. B. Starr Mrs. L. A. Fletcher Mrs. H. Barnes Miss Emily Cotton M. C. Farnsworth Mrs. J. Fitch Mrs. A. C. Hoe and John Kreil for reading to and entertaining the patients. The activity provided diversion and pleasure to the residents and uplifted those who are often helpless.

Alice Morris State Hospital Middletown Conn B. Starr L. A. Fletcher H. & Barnes Emily Cotton M. C. Farnsworth J. Fitch A. C. Hoe John Kreil

Brooklyn donors aid orphan girls with dolls and gifts

L. E. L. of Brooklyn sent two baby dolls, mittens, books and leggings for Little Mothers in Wisconsin and Idaho, with boxes en route west. A new Manhattan branch of the T. S. 8. formed with Mrs. Edward Morse Cutler as president, and numerous local members and donors contributed bags, clothing, toys, books, and candy for distribution to needy children.

A. E. Bruwn Connecticut Hoboken W Brink A. B. Stone E. W Sydney Evans Crosley T- A Brooklyn Wisconsin Idaho Express West Providence CR. L Manhattan Edward Morse Cutler Beresford J. H. Waterhouse E. Hutchings William G. Demerest A. E. Scott Charles Seaver Pauline Siemon Adeleide Maidhot F. L. Waterbury John B. Campbell F. A. Gordon M. A. Willis G. Isaacs A. E. Thompson M. E. Moelvin T. R. Cutler Ruth E. Sperr Theodore F. McDonald Marie McDonald William Anway J. Crowell Passaic N J Louis Bossert Charles Bossert May Bossert du Boils Adelaide Gould Bloomfield N. J Glen Ridge J. Theodore Sawyer Lisa A Fletcher Manchester N. H M. E. Crouch Boston M. L. Suydam Sunshine

Sunshine Santas to Visit Homes in East Highty-eighth Street

Mrs John S Law will direct the Sunshine Santas Claus to visit the humble home of Mrs Sauter in East Highty-eighth Street with gifts for fatherless children and to remember colored children on the Test Side. Kris Kringle will also visit Roselle New Jersey and Bethlehem Pennsylvania branches. Eliza Lawrence Jones a longtime T S S member in Syracuse New York has died at ninety one. Her daughter Virginia L Jones leads the Working Girls Club and the T S S branch in Syracuse.

John S. Law Eliza Lawrence Jones T. S Syracuse N. Y Lfe Virginia L. Jones Orking Girls’ Club

Gowns by Paquin Impress in Langtry Play The Crossways

Mrs Langtry’s The Crossways at Imperial Theatre London features Paquin designed costumes in each act. The opening gown is white tulle with silver embroidery and green velvet accents, a water lily motif, and rose petal mantle. Subsequent outfits include pale blue satin de chine with Alengon lace, and two royal blue and pink Paquin ensembles with jet embroidery and pink chantilly.

Florence Crittenton Mother Mission Appeals for Support

The Florence Crittenton House at No 21 and 3 Bleecker Street reopens its appeal for personal interest and material aid. The mission highlights its local impact in making the area more habitable and safe and invites visitors to see the ongoing work. Remittances clothing and provisions are gratefully received this season.

Florence Crittenton Bleecker St

Jewelry and gift trends parade in festive shop windows

Shoppers note horn combs white with diamonds and ivory hair ornaments, amber pieces, fine stationery boxes, gloves sets, and pearl rope chains. Semi precious gem necklaces, tortoise shell and silver undertones attract buyers with writing desks, dressing tables, amulets, turquoise and coral designs, and rose carved bracelets.

Dresden

Tiffany Calendar for 1913 Free by Request

The Tiffany calendar for 1913 is issued with yearly dates holiday notes and postage rates. It is mailed free to anyone who mentions The Tribune by contacting Tiffany & Co Union Square New York.

Tiffany The Tribune Tiffany & Co Union Square New York

Merchants Demand Action Over City Transit Conditions

The Merchants' Association of New York issued a circular titled Decency against Indecency urging protest against overcrowded street and elevated cars. It targets franchised railways, led by the Manhattan Railway Company, calling for civic pressure, mayoral action, and possible court remedies to secure efficient service and public decency. The committee includes William F. King, John C. B. Frames, Henry B. Towne, and George L. Duval.

Merchants’ Association of New York Bar Association Physicians of New York Merchants’ Association Seth Low City of New Sir Board of Aldermen Manhattan Railway Company Committee On Franchises William F. King John C. Bfames Henry B. Towne George L. Duval

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