Sunshiners Club Works and Socials in New Haven
The text outlines charitable gifts for Sunshine work, dues and fundraising by Elm City and Manhattan groups, and details about the Sunshiners club activities. It covers meetings at St. Michael's parish house, summer outings, and plans for a neighborhood social center with rooms for boys and families. It notes members visiting Cheshire, Watch Hill, Lake George, and mentions Hotel Federation Working Girls flowers sent.
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Hoyt
St. Michael's Protestant Episcopal Church
West 99Th Street
Sunshine
W. H. Doane
Cincinnati
Watch Hill
R. L
George Ashley
Chaniler
Italy
F. B. Walker
Elm City
Bethlehem, Conn
Mitchell
Manhattan
Lake George
Edward Lauterbach
Greenwich
Conn
Federation Hotel
West 224 Street
Testimonial Reception Honors Mrs Clarence Burns at Plaza Hotel
Mrs Clarence Burns president of Sunshiners and Little Mothers Aid Association was feted at the Hotel Plaza for her philanthropic work aiding children in tenement districts. Guests from New Haven Arlington Newark Manhattan Brooklyn and The Bronx attended as flowers and telegrams poured in for the honored leader. Miss Helen Varick Boswell presented the speech and a loving cup was presented to Mrs Burns.
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Clarence Burns
Hotel Plaza
Little Mothers’ Aid Association
Sunshiners
Cub Women
Home
Burns
Rest House Opening for Working Girls at Clark's Fale Conn
The T. S. S. Vacation Rest House for Working Girls at Clark's Fale Connecticut opens June 17 with greetings from friends and hospitality by Neighborhood Club members. New York members plan a June 14 departure by boat. reduced tickets are available by June 14 through the general secretary. The Bahama Islands branch reports no formal annual report. Miss Nellie Duncombe will attend in England to thank T. S. S. members for hurricane aid and ongoing silent contributions.
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Clark's Fale
Conn
New York
Tribune
Henry Mostyn
Bahama Islands
Nellie Duncombe
England
Neighborhood Social and Industrial Club Inspires Social Aid
A report on the Neighborhood Social and Industrial Club highlights its growth from 33 founders to 300 members. The club provides safe recreation for girls aged twelve to twenty in crowded tenements, with industrial classes in cooking sewing and dancing. This year the girls planned monthly entertainments and plays, aided by Miss Powell's generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Help Wanted and Domestic Service Notices
A jumble of help wanted ads and domestic service notices seeking male bookkeeper and accountant, drivers, and various skilled workers. Mentions salaries, duties, and addresses such as Box 43 Tribune, Heacock, Zehring CC, YMC in New York, and multiple private residences offering steady temperate employment with references.
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Gitren Tre OB. Co
Tribune of
Club Branch Mourns Three Losses Since January
The Clinton Conn branch mourns Mrs Duelle Stevens buried June 1 as the third member to die since January. Elm City branch member Mrs Shepard mourns husband M Shepherd of New Haven who died Wednesday of pneumonia, a renowned railroad man with many friends.
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Clinton (Conn
Duelle Stevens
M. Shepard
Elm City
New Haven
Shepard
Sodus Woman Seeks Cards for Birthday Remembrance
Miss Florence Poucher, an invalid resident of Sodus New York, will celebrate her birthday on June 18. She would be glad to receive letters stamps or any small tokens to brighten her day.
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Florence Poucher
Sodus
N. Y
Bargain Plea For Clothing For A Ten Year Old Boy
A request appeals for clothing and underwear for a ten year old boy whose mother is dead and whose father is in a sanatorium. Local friends who supervise him cannot supply the needed garments and seek charitable help. Mrs Kate Young in Phoenix invites support.
Charity Clothing and Gifts Sent to Office by Various Donors
A collection from multiple donors includes a white suit for a self supporting girl from Mrs. Michler of Greenwich Connecticut, nearly a barrel of clothing and undergarments from A Friend in Brooklyn, eight wash suits for bars, infant clothing, flowers from Miss Osborne of Binghamton New Zealand, Sunshine gifts distributed, shoes and wool work from Miss Fate Barnum Brooklyn, various articles from Miss H Lindsiv Washington, Sunshine work from Miss Vineyard, and additional items including cards, postcards, and novels from Mrs. Seymour Manhattan and others.
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Michler
Greenwich
Conn
Brooklyn
Lucy Thomas Guild
Ischna
N. Y
Fate Barnum
H. Lindsiv
Washington
Vineyard
Mrs. Seymour
Manhattan
E. CC. A
Join Krell
J. C
Classified Help Wanted Listings From The Tribune
A dense Te xt mix of help wanted notices. Chauffeur clerical and sales jobs sought by several individuals including a Packard factory graduate and a junior salesman. Public notices list multiple contact addresses across Brooklyn Manhattan and New Jersey with references and wage expectations.
Female COMPETENT dressmaker and teachers advertised
Competent dressmaker available daily with city references two per day. $10 city or country. Mme A pponaty at 407 Mast Shth xt. Miss TREACHER offers piano German French lessons, teacher, companion, governess with high references Miss Arnstein 0 Lexington. Typewriter and office assistant sought by a young lady, 18, residing with parents, well recommended. Apply by letter to Miss A Herithy, 152 East S4th st.
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Cam Sa Ea
Bert Reser
J. Flaherty
Seatriae
Atatlan
Europe
City of Country Marine
St. CR
City Afdress J. Grises
North
Seat Vernon
Ts Brown
Nurs Griduair
E. M
West 131St St
City
Miss
Domestic Situations Wanted Classifications in 1920s Ads
Classified notices list domestic workers including butler valet cook caretakers chauffeurs coaches and gardeners. Agencies such as Osterberg Henyman Miss Shea and Miss Margaret Smith cite first class references and willingness to relocate across city and country with salaries from twenty five to thirty dollars and clear contact addresses at Lexington Avenue Broadway 3rd Avenue and West 42nd Street.
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Butler
J. C
Tribune
Broadway
Shea
East Butler
Margaret Smith
West
Bryant
Cc OK
Iman
Cook
Mrs
Collier's Agency
Offic
Quiet talk as beauty secret endures
A beauty specialist argues that excess talking harms appearance and causes wrinkles. The customer debates balance between being interesting and avoiding a noisy face. The expert advocates a calm, listening demeanor as the mark of true fascination and warns grievances and chatter deepen facial lines.
One Piece Dress for Younger Children Designs
The Tribune Pattern presents a practical fashionable one piece dress for young children suitable for all seasonable materials. The belt creates a long waisted effect with a skirt that falls freely while pleats above are stitched flat. Illustrations show white pique and muslin varieties without trimming.
Embroidered Frocks and Pattern Details for Children
The article describes pretty frocks using lawn or batiste with collar and sleeve bands and belt embroidery, or front embroidery. Dresden dimities are popular for summer dresses, white muslins for afternoon gowns, and pattern No. 6344 fits children aged 2, 4, 6, and 7, with material needs given for three width options. Pattern requests require the pattern number and age, with 10 cents. rush requests add 2 stamps for mail. It also notes sanitary concerns about glassware. The Lancet urges handle or stemmed drinking vessels to reduce contamination in public venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
New-York Tribune
Help Wanted Ad Listings from Early 20th Century
Classified notice listing several semi formal job ads including a married man janitor watchman character witness sought for permanent city or country duties with Charles Holt address at 150 Columbus Ave. A Swedish useful man for horse care at Seaholm's Bureau 409 4th Ave Madison with tel. 1,787. Married couple for gardener coachman cook laundress at A H B address 210 East Seth St. Valet and butler by Japanese bachelor gentleman or invalid with motor ataxia at Haku sat 728 Lexington Ave.
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Butler
Osterberg Bureau
Lexington Ave
Plaza
Henyman
East
Charles Holt
Columbus Ave
Seaholm’s Bureau
4Th Ave
Madison
Seth St
Hakusat
Seaholm
Foreclosure sale of 683 West End Avenue property in Manhattan
New Netherland Bank of New York seeks to sell under a 1909 foreclosure judgment. The auction, led by Referee Terence J. McManus, will occur at the Exchange Salesroom, Vesey Street, Manhattan, on a Sunday at noon, with the property at 683 West End Avenue described and subject to a prior $18,000 mortgage and to tenement violations. Adjournments to April 15, April 20, May 20, and June 3 1900 are noted, with sale notices published through The Tribune.
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NEW York Supreme Court
County OF New York
New Netherland Bank of New York
Anna Perry Crompton
William Crompton
Gertrude Atkins
Arthur R. Atkins
William D. Grant
Udo M. Fleischmann
Exchange
Vesey Street
Borough of Manhattan
Cit York
Joseph P. Day
New York
West End Avenue
Eighty-eighth Street
Alice DeWolf Kearny
Terence J. McManus
Sackett, Chapman & Stevens
Nassau Street
Tribune
City of New York
8Th Street
Terence J. Meemanus
Board OF Estimate
Board of Estimate and
Madison Avenue
Triborough Railroad Company
State of New York
Flatbush Avenue
Fulton Street
Borough of
Brooklyn
Manhattan Bridge
Fast River
Canal Street
Canal
Walker and
Baxter Streets
Manhattan
Henry Steers
City
Greenwich
Connecticut
Edward T. Magoffin
New York County
Triborough Payhead Company
City Hall
City of
City Record
New York Sun
New York Tribune
Employment ads for chambermaids and cooks in New York
A dense miscellany of help wanted ads listing chambermaids waitresses cooks and house staff from agencies on 5th and Lexington avenues 65 W 38th and nearby streets. It highlights Nordic German Swiss and Irish workers with wages around $22 weekly and notes contact details for several bureaus including Winthrop Murray Hill Jussila Osterberg Hoffmayer Collier FitzGerald and Miss Shea’s and Miss Smith’s bureaus in Midtown and Harlem areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Employment Bureau
Murray Hill
Coachman Singie and Household Staff Listings
Classified ad fragment listing spell out multiple labor positions including coachman Singie with strong references, a Swedish couple for country boarding house staffing, German couple for butler and cook, a farmer houseworker, a head superintendent Ener, and gardeners with varied duties and city or private estate experience.
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Ener
Grand St
Jersey City
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