Sunshine charity notes and society gifts in New Haven
The article surveys donations to the East Side helpless woman fund and details Sunshine and Little Mothers’ Aid Society activities. It notes Mrs. Clarence Burns’s reception at the Hotel Plaza, members’ masquerade ball, weekly dances, monthly dues, and plans for a neighborhood social center. It lists donors from New Haven, Brooklyn, Manhattan and beyond and mentions members’ summer outings and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Burns
Ge T. S
Hotel Plaza
Little Mothers’ Aid Association
Burns
T. S. S. Vacation Rest House Opens June First
The T. S. S. Vacation Rest House for Working Girls at Clark's Falls Connecticut plans a June 1 opening with welcoming guests from several localities. Neighborhood Club members will handle reception and refreshments and a New York group will depart June 14 by the New Jersey boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark's Falls
Conn
Garts
New York
Jenfon
Tribune
Bahama Islands Branch Seeks Gratitude for Disaster Aid
Mrs Henry Mostyn president of the Bahama Islands branch writes before the annual meeting that no formal report is available. Miss Nellie Duncombe secretary traveling to England will attend the meeting to thank T S members for their kindness and generosity during the great disaster. Hurricane work has lasted months with members contributing in quiet, helpful ways and best wishes are sent for continued prosperity of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mostyn
Bahama Islands
Nellie Duncombe
England
Neighborhood Social and Industrial Club Inspires Reform
The Neighborhood Social and Industrial Club grew from 33 girls to 300 under Mrs. Burns. It provides a safe recreation space for girls aged 12 to 20 in tenement districts, with classes in cooking sewing and embroidery and a popular dancing program. This year the girls planned monthly entertainments and plays, aided by Miss Powell's generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Miss Powell
Wanted Help Across Trades and Sectors in 1900s Ad Fragment
A fragmented classified section lists varied job inquiries and personal notices. Entries mention a male 229 years in error, seeking roles as a bookkeeper, accountant, and general office duties with modest weekly pay. Additional lines reference drivers, domestic service, and references, with scattered names and contact hints.
Flowers sent to Federation Hotel Working Girls parlor
A matron at the Federation Hotel for Working Girls in Manhattan thanks T. S. S. members for flowers and asks if some members will share garden treasures this summer to brighten the parlor for the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation Hotel
West 24 Street
Manhattan
Losses strike Clinton branch with três deaths this year
The Clinton Conn branch mourns the death of Mrs Omelle Stevens buried June 1, the third member to die since January. M Shepard, husband of Elm City branch member, died at his New Haven home from pneumonia. Shepard was a well known railroad man and many friends extend sympathy to his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton (Conn
Omelle Stevens
M. Shepard
Elm City
New Haven
Shepard
Birthday Greeting for Florence Poucher of Sedus NY
Miss Florence Poucher of Sedus New York is an invalid member who has suffered much. Her birthday is June 1 and she would be glad to receive letters stamps or any token of remembrance to brighten the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Poucher
Sedus
Help Needed for a10YearOld Boy’s Clothing Request
A plea appears from a circulated notice requesting clothing and underwear for a ten year old boy whose mother has died and whose father is in a sanatorium with brain trouble. Friends caring for him cannot provide the necessary clothes and seek public assistance. The president expects a prompt response to this office request.
Birthday thanks from invalid members in Phoenix area
Mrs Kate Young who is an invalid in Phoenix New York gratefully acknowledges birthday gifts from Miss Georgiana Dick Miss Sarah Terry Susan Van Buskirk Kate W Cooper Mrs I E Westell of New York plus greetings from Connecticut and Brooklyn and from Pascal Institute branch and others without names. Mrs Harlan E Longfellow of Rumford Maine thanks friends for reading matter sent to brighten her invalid days and every gift brings enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Young
Phoenix
N. Y
Georgiana Dick
Sarah Terry
Susan van Buskirk
Kate W. Cooper
I. E Westell
New York
Connecticut
Brooklyn
Pascal Institute
Harlan E. Longfellow
Rumford
Kite Suit Gift Drive Receives Broad Local Aid
A self supporting girl received a kite suit from AW. Mrs. Michler of Greenwich sent excellent women's and children's clothing and undergarments along with books. Volunteers collected eight wash suits for boys and infants' clothing from various donors including Miss Doughty and Mrs. H. of Stamford. Gifts arrived from Miss Osborne of Binghamton a box of Sunshine gifts from Mrs. Lacy Thomas Guild of Ischna New York and three pairs of shoes plus unfinished wool work from Miss Kate Barnum of Brooklyn. Sunshine work was completed and returned by Miss Vineyard. Other items included cards postals fancy bags anonymous box of Sunshine and novels from Mrs Seymour of Manhattan, quilt pieces and wools from E. C. M. postcards from John Krell and novel ties from J. C.
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Michler
Greenwich
Conn
Brooklyn
Lacy Thomas Guild
Ischna
N. Y
Kate Barnum
H. Lindsir
Washington
Mrs. Seymour
Manhattan
John Krell
J. C
Work Wanted Classified Ads for Various Positions
A long list of brief helps from the Tribune seeking employment. Chauffeurs, clerks, upholsterers, students, and laborers present offerings with ages, skills, and contact addresses in Brooklyn and nearby towns. Notable entries include a Packard minded chauffeur with excellent references, a senior medical student, and multiple young men seeking clerical, outdoor, or sales roles with varying starting wages.
Competent dressmaker and tailor seeks work in city area
Female applicant with references offers competently as dressmaker and ladies tailor at $2 per day and $10 per week. Mentions Mme A Denuty at 407 Most Sith St, Miss Arnstein as piano and language teacher, typewriter and office assistant, 18 percent, residing with parent. Apply by letter to Miss A Herithy, 152 East 4th St.
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Julius Ornsti
East 21St St
Sith
Misi
Arnstein
Lexington
A. Herithy
East
S4th
Domestic Situations Wanted Advertisements From Tribune Uptown
Domestic help notices list butlers valets cooks caretakers coachmen chauffeurs and garden workers. The ads cite names bureaus and contact details offering varied services with high recommendations and weekly wages.
Quiet Talk Versus Glamour: A Beauty Specialist Advises
A beauty expert counsels that excessive facial movement ages a woman, urging restrained speech and a subtle, listening presence. The exchange notes that a calm, expressive silence can outshine dramatic chatter and dull, perpetual frowns.
One-Piece Dress for Young Children in Seasonal Materials
The Tribune Pattern describes a practical fashionable one piece dress for younger children. It features a belt to create a waisted or French effect and a free falling skirt with pleats stitched flat above. The illustration shows white pique without trimming and muslins used for dresses of this kind.
Patterns for children's dresses and sanitary drinking vessels
The article describes dress patterns and materials for children, noting Dresden dimities and white muslins for summer wear and detailing pattern No. 634 for ages 2, 4, 6, and 7 with yardage based on width. It also discusses sanitary concerns about handleless glasses and teacups, urging vessels with handles to prevent contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boda
Coachman and servant wanted by private families
Classified ad list seeking reliable workers for private households. Entries include a sober coachman familiar with horses and carriages, a capable couple for cooking and laundry, a Swedish cook and waiter, a German butler and cook, and gardeners with long private estate experience. References and contact addresses provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwartz
3D Ave
Loorman
West Thst
Singie
Scott
Itead
Tharoughly
Grand St
Jersey City
Janitor and service positions advertised in Seaboard era help wanted
A dense listing of household staff and laborer ads from New York agencies. Many entries specify nationalities Swedish Finnish German Irish and American, with roles including janitor watchman cook chambermaid waitress laundress governess nurse and housekeeper, plus numerous bureau contact details and wage figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeshelin'a Bureau
4Th Ave
Madison
Foreclosure sale notice for 1908 New York property
New Netherland Bank of New York sues Anna Crompton and others. Referee Terence J. McManus will auction a West End Avenue lot with building at 12 noon on April 1908 at 14 16 Vesey Street. Property lies in Manhattan Block 1250 Section 4 with a $18,000 mortgage and liens. sale subject to violations, survey findings, and adjournments through May 1900.
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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 K. Grant
Udo M. Fleischmann
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Borough of Manhattan
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Joseph P. Day
West End Avenue
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Eighty-eighth Street
Alice DeWolf Kearny
Terence J. McManus
Sackett, Chapman & Stevens
Tribune
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Fulton Street
Borough of
Brooklyn
Manhattan Bridge
East River
Canal Street
Canal
Walker
Baxter Streets
Manhattan
Triborough Railroad Company
Henry Steers
Greenwich
Connecticut
Edward T. Magoffin
Sealy Notary Public
New York County
Nand
Triborough Plailroad Company
Board of Estians Pettionment
City Hall
City Record
New York Sun
New York Tribune
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London
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14Th Ave
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