Fight polygamy not Mormons say Dr. Elliott
Dr. Sara J. Elliott addresses the Frances E. Willard Union urging action against polygamy within Mormon communities. She argues the system uses commerce and social life to control adherents, and urges working with women and children to educate and oppose plural marriage across Utah Idaho Wyoming New Mexico and beyond. She cites Mormon influence in Salt Lake City Moab and New York and calls for Gentile teachers to counteract the pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara J. Elliott
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Frances E. Willard
Moab
Utah
Elliott
Salt Lake City
Martha Angus
Angus
Dr. Elliott
Mrs. Angus
Uklshoma
New Mexico
United States
Jérke
Montana
Elkins
West Virginia
Quay
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Wyoming
National Federation of Clubwomen
Los Angeles
Roberts
Federation
New York City
Earth
England
Lady Somerset
Germany
William
Car Passengers' Rights Society Seeks New Members
Mrs Doré Lyon urged members to recruit at least one new woman for the Car Passengers' Rights Society meeting. A general resolve spread among about score attendees to boost membership, with discussion on inviting delegates to labor union meetings and possibly admitting wage earners at reduced fees amid ongoing debates and city leadership activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doré Lyon
Car Passengers’ Rights Society
Transportation
Order Admits Women to Its Ranks in 1920s Policy
The Order of Pequot and King Philip joins the Mayflower Society and the Descendants of Colonial Governors in admitting women with men. It plans an invitational admission, closes lists after a date, and aims to quickly become hereditary from original members. Miss Emma G. Lathrop chairs New Jersey and New York, Middle States and DC affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Pequot and
King Philip
Patriotic Orders of
United States
Mayflower Society
Order of Descendants of Colonial Governors
Order of Pequot
Invitatt
Emma G. Lathrop
Wrk
New-Jersey
New-York
Middle States
District of Columbia
Fashionable yet frugal: children’s winter coats and coats for boys
A century old guide notes mothers often overstyle children, yet coats for girls and boys vary in color and fabric. It highlights Empire styled coats in black watered silk and duchesse satin, lime tibeline pelisses, friezes, velvets, and velveteens, with emphasis on practical yet elegant design and durable linings for winter. It contrasts girls’ dainty pastels with banker's daughter wardrobes and explains two piece sack styles, cape collars, and decorative trims.
Women Protest to Aldermen Over Surface Car Nuisances
A petition from the Woman's Health Protective Association and fifteen women's clubs to the Railroad Committee urges more surface car service outside rush hours, bans standing in open cars, caps standing passengers on platforms, and limits standing in closed cars, warning that current conditions threaten health and decency. The group pressed for immediate action before warm weather worsens conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Health Protective Association
Fifteenomen
Board of Aldermen
James
Rai Road Company
Ene
Prayer meeting of Ladies' Christian Union at Collegiate Church
The prayer meeting of the Ladies' Christian Union will be held in the chapel of the Collegiate Church at Fifth Avenue and Forty-eighth Street at eleven o'clock. Young women are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies’ Christian Union
Fifth-ave
Forty-eighth-st
New York Association Reports 1901 02 Relief Results
The New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor released a fiscal year 1901 02 report detailing $21 334 20 spent on material relief aiding 15 869 people 615 women found work through sewing bureau 281 men and women secured outside work 91 placed in institutions 1 148 pairs of shoes and 4 823 garments distributed. The relief staff numbered 35 workers aided by Sea Breeze programs at Coney Island hosting 2 227 mothers children and babies. Public baths funding 25 000 plus 525 000 for three Manhattan baths 100 000 for two in Brooklyn with 83 000 more for Manhattan baths. Elizabeth Milbank Anderson offered to build a bath house, Hartley House settlement reports 66 clubs serving 1 500 people and 127 lectures. Foundling care shows mortality drop from 55.9 to 10.7 percent in four years. Contributions totaled 82 78419 with 16 64044 from legacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Relief
Relief Department
Sea Breeze
Coney Island
Committee On Public Baths
Jacob A. Cantor
Borough of
Manhattan
Board of Aldermen
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Milbank Anderson
East Thirty-eighth St
Hartley House
West Forty-sixth-st
Randall's Island
Old Year Memories and Arlington Holiday Show
A Christmas fund entertainment in Arlington New Jersey features junior members aged ten to fifteen delivering "Box and Cox" and "The Fortune Teller." Tickets 10 cents yield $33.90. after clubhouse costs, $2.39 goes to the sunshine fund. Belle V. Dutcher directs. cast includes Dorothy Craig and Edith Ellis among others. piano solos by Pang Born and peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
N. J
Sunshine
Belle V. Dutcher
Box and Cox
Albert Oswald
Charles Metzger
Priscilla Phylihy
Dorothy Craig
Mildred Bruce
Bessie Holzer
Etta Crowell
Edith Ellis
Alma Belden
Aline Smith
Grace Irwin
Helen Craig
Martha Wyckoff
Irene, Peet
Alexina Hammitt
Nellie Cornwall
Margaret Pangborn
Marie Coin
Christmas Tree For Outside Poor At West Side Settlement
Miss Ada L. Fairfield head worker reports that The Tribune 317 notice and a box of toys were received as Christmas cheer for the neglected outside poor at West Forty-fourth Street. A tree for Aristine and James Buel Munn, junior members, was forwarded to the Settlement and will be passed on to the Plant branch children after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
West Forty-fourth
Ada L. Fairfield
Tribune
Aristine
James Buel Munn
Potting House
de Witt Clinton Park
Benefit at Garrick Theatre For Little Missionary Day Nursery
A benefit performance at the Garrick Theatre raised 500 dollars for the Little Missionary Day Nursery branch. Contributions included 100 dollars from Mrs. Tyler of Greenwich Connecticut, and a smaller 0 dollar gift from Mrs. Ralston of Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrick Theatre
Little Missionary” Day Nursery
Christmas Greetings And Donations To Charities
Mrs George P Lawton sent a bound book and Christmas card to twenty six names at the office and twenty four others outside the list, totaling fifty greetings to invalids. M B E gave 5 dollars to the Servants of Relief for Incurable Cancer in Hawthorne N Y to aid the woman patient near the gates. The Misses Dorr and Humphrey of Glenmont N Y joined in gifts and sent items to Henrietta Industrial School for Crippled Children including outing flannel dresses shoes toys and dolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Lawton
Servants of Relief
Hawthorne
Dorr
Humphrey
Glenmont
N. Y
Henrietta Industrial School
Christmas Dinner Reveals Deep Poverty in East 125th Street
The Manhattan Branch No 6 president recounts visiting a poor East 125th Street family after a TS S member provided a Christmas dinner. An 11-year-old hunchback boy cared for a four-year-old and a baby while the mother worked. Only a half loaf of bread and cold tea awaited the hungry children. A West Side family of five shared a bright Christmas Day through a local member’s kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
West Side
West Fndave
Gifts received Friday and yesterday from multiple donors
Items listed include aprons, needlebooks, cotton, cushions, handkerchiefs from Mildred Willyoung Mount Vernon New York. Florence Irwin Elizabeth Irwin Mount Vernon send decorations and paper dolls. Miss M Gold East Orange provides silk bags basket and Bible. Charlie Horr sends painting cards. Mildred M Rushmore Dover New Hampshire contributes Christmas greetings dolls stockings arctic shoes. Mrs Babcock Manhattan sends warm mittens. Crippled Children's Branch gives a calendar. Mrs Fletcher Bridgeport Connecticut provides bed socks. Isabelle Deming Paterson New Jersey offers monogram booklets. An unnamed sender delivers a large express with dolls games mittens books shells wags paint boxes sweater. Another unnamed box includes underwear baskets wools. Mrs Langsford Bayonne New Jersey contributes a good overcoat. Mrs Graham supplies woollen gloves and wristlets. Aged man receives warm gloves from Miss Florence Victor New Jersey. Unnamed donor gives gloves silk bookmarks. Mrs Eichell contributes four pairs of warm gloves for poor men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Willyoung
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Florence and
Elizabeth Irwin
Miss M. Gold
East Orange
Charlie Horr
Mildred M. Rushmore
Dover
N. H
Miss Babcock
Manhattan
Crippled Children's Branch
Fletcher
Bridgeport
Langsford
Bayonne
N. J
Graham
Crepe waist pattern with lace and pearl drop ornaments
The Tribune prints a cream Lierre net waist with lace bands and black velvet trim. Draped sleeves feature. alternatives shown for high neck or long sleeves. Material counts given for sizes 32 to 40 inch bust. pattern No 4312 mailed for 10 cents, extra stamp for quick mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York Tribune
The Shoulder Ornament in a Hanover Court Tale
Mildred Chantrell marries Count Harburg after a shipwreck and a life of social intrigue. A mirror image of a French officer, M de Frontenac, appears, bringing danger and a daring midnight escape. Mildred aids Frontenac’s flight, while her husband deserts and leaves her to a fading, dreamlike marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Louis Quatorze
Hanover
Versailles
Mildred
Maison du Roi
Harburg
Count Harburg
London
Flanders
Seine Schloss
Sophie Dorothea
Celle
Philip von Königsmarck
Sophie- Dorothea
Ghent
M. de Frontenac
Oace
Trinity Chimes New Year’s Eve by Albert Meislam
Albert Meislam will play a Trinity Church chimes program on New Year’s Eve starting at 11 30 Ringing the changes on eight bells and a series of tunes including Evening Bells Grand Millennium March in Puritans Old Volunteer Firemen Miss Me Mother Good Night Parting Song Happy New Year to Thee Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines Fille du Regiment Im Unlucky My Sea Auld Lang Syne Yankee Doodle Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Meislam
Trinity Church
Jinks
The
Horse Marines
Fourth annual AAU conference opens at Columbia University
Delegates gather for a private session after a luncheon in the Columbia University library. The program includes talks on admission methods and member eligibility while New York University debates admission status. President Eliot and papers from Harvard Cornell Yale are anticipated. Sherry’s hosts the evening alumni dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of American Universities
Library of
Columbia University
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
New York University
Armin O. Leuschner
University of California
J. H. Penniman
Eliot
Harvard
Cornell
Yale
Sherry’s
Novel Christmas Ride Features Pony Basketball And Equestrian Games
At the fifteenth annual Christmas ride at Durland Riding Academy West Sixty sixth street, novel acts include basketball on ponies, push ball akin to equestrian rugby, and a quadrille on horseback. Heatherbloom the world’s high jump record holder aims to beat 7 ft 7 in ridden by Dick Donnelly with Rifle, plus other famous horses and riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durland
West Sixty Sixth-St
Heatherbloom
Howard Willetts
Edward Keys
Carl Stoerzer
Missydock
Caspar Weyher
Jeu-De-Barre
L Kl
Bristol
Castellane Boys Visit Jersey City in Gould Car
Boni de Castellane and George de Castellane with a governess and valet traveled to Jersey City yesterday in Mrs Helen M Goulds automobile to visit Castello photo gallery. They posed for the gallery manager and had a dozen negatives made while enjoying the gallerys toys and laughter. The Countess de Castellane Anna Gould met the Miss Castello girls during their Europe tour years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boni de Castellane
George de Castellane
Jersey City
Helen M. Gould
Castello
Castellane
Countess de Castellane
Fareneely
Anna Gould
Misses Castello
Europe
Week of Prayer Observed by Evangelical Alliance at Marble Church
The week of prayer will be observed next week with daily union meetings at 4 PM under the Evangelical Alliance. Marble Collegiate Church on Fifth Avenue and Twenty Ninth Street hosts events. Monday features The Church Militant led by Rev. Dr Josiah Strong. Tuesday Foreign Missions with Rev. Dr C C Creegan. Wednesday Home Missions led by Rev. Dr Wallace MacMullen. Thursday Special Work for the Young Families and Schools with Rev. Dr J Ross Stevenson and John Willis Blair. Friday Nations and Their Rulers by Rev. Dr George C Lorimer. Saturday The Ministry of the Gospel Pastors Teachers Evangelists by Rev. Dr J Wilbur Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Alliance
Marble Collegiate
Fifth-ave
Ninth-St
Church Militant
Josiah Strong
Foreign Missions
C. C. Creegan
Wallace MacMullen
J. Ross Stevenson
John Willis Blair
George C. Lorimer
Ministry of the Gospel
J. Wilbur Chapman
Also Mentioned on This Page
New-York Association For
Susan E. Gammons
Christian Endeavor World
Christmas Entertainment
John K. Wood
General Fund
Mary E. Busk
E. W. Mason
Hanoverian Guards
Mildred Chantrell
Colonel Chantrell
Anthony Count Harburg
Este
Madame
House of Hanover
France
Anthony Count Harb
Dresden
Count Knigsmarck
Konigsmarck
Frontenac
Wolfenbutteln
Trinity
American Universities Association
DE Castellane Boys
Jersey
37Th ST
Sth Ave
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