Teachers clothes aid San Francisco through New York relief
Public schoolgirls across New York make four hundred shirtwaists and fifty shirtwaist suits for San Francisco teachers. Miss Katherine Blake leads a relief effort noting women teachers face the greatest need. Contributions to San Francisco Teachers Bureau of Supplies, 500 Park Ave. Magnus Gross carries $10,000 funds to the Golden Gate for distribution, with full Board of Education authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Katherine Blake
Interborough Councils’ Relief Committee
National Education Association
Teachers’ Bureau of Supplies
Park Avenue
Blake
Annie L. Jessup
Minnie L. Hutchinson
Jessie Bancroft
Mary E. Williames
Millicentbaum
Alica
Williams
Kate von Wagenen
Hannah W. de Milt
New York
Golden Gate
Magnus Gross
Board of Education
Dancing Only Hugging at New York Teachers Convention
Meyer Forst condemned modern dance degradation at the United Professional Teachers of Dancing second session. He urged preserving proper waltz and two step, away from hugging influenced by Coney Island styles. George Rutherford demonstrated steps while discussing music’s role and the line of preserving classic dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Professional Teachers of Dancing
Meyer Forst
Third Avenue
Coney Island
New York
Forst
Wilson
Buffalo
Square Dames
George FB. Rutheford
Poughkeepsie
Professor Forst
Frederic Zorn
Lezipsle
Odessi
Pattern blouse described for every girl's wardrobe
The Tribune Pattern presents a white linen blouse with blue braid trim and a blue silk tie. It emphasizes freedom of action, smart effect, and graceful line, noting its practicality and stylish appearance in the illustration.
Pattern No 5379 for Girls Dresses Ad 1900s
The notice describes dress patterns in No 5 379 offering sizes for six eight ten and twelve years. Width options are 8 yards 27 inches, 5 yards 36 inches or 4 1 4 yards with braid. Pattern sent for 10 cents with address to Pattern Department New York Tribune. Extra 2 cent stamp speeds mailing by letter postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Sunshine appeals raise small donations from readers
Jessie D. Bowne of Long Island sends 5 dollars and C. A. L. 1 dollar in Sunshine appeals. Anna L. Sea bury contributes 1 dollar toward Nellie Henricks, a crippled girl. Martha T. Allen of Red Bank Branch gives 75 cents for badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie D. Bowne
Long Island
Sunshine
Anna L. Seabury
Nellie Henricks
Martha T. Allen
Red Bank
N. J
Branch aids widows and organizes summer outings for workers
The Chelsea branch plans a farm board for a widow with two children and offers a room and light work in exchange. Eleven girls will go on a fortnight outing as vacation. A six month report highlights winter aid to eight families, a sewing machine for a widow, Sunday country visits for three workers, a placed girl, hospital care for a penniless patient, and holiday dinners for 23 families along with 300 souvenir cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
General Society
Community Branch Aid Totals 226 in Six Months
The group donated 75 parcels of new silks for quilts for invalids, weekly reading matter to soldiers at two forts, daily food for seven consumptives, three barrels of books to distant places, bedding and linen to needy homes, fortnightly sunshine parcels to South Ferry children, homemade jellies to support a member and her mother, lace work for shut ins, fruit and flowers to hospitals. A member contributed 15 to a Kansas cancer patient, the branch gave 25 to a consumptive home purchase fund and 70 for a hygienic rental. The branch collected 226 in six months, including 85 in special gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forts
South Ferry
Kansas
Sunshine request aids a young mother in need
A Sunshine member seeks a baby carriage or go cart for a two year old baby and eleven year old caretaker. New enrolments added in March and April include many named women and children such as Mrs Henry L Butler Mrs Will Butler Miss Edna Leonard Dr Chamberlain Miss Maria L MacNutt and Miss Charlotte Wilbur among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
The
General Society
Henry L. Butler
A. Maxwell
A. C. MacDowell
Will W. Butler
Reena Lee la Tour
H. H. Hatch
Edna Leonard
Robert Burger
Blanche Kemp
Herbert Anderson
G. C. Thomas
J. W. Ridsdale
Frederick C. Jones
C. C. Haynes
Dr. Chamberlain
J. Davey
Adaline Morehouse
Mary L. Ives
Otis
Bessie Barton
Ottilie A. Amend
Helen M. Bent
W. C. Maclin
E. Jacobs
Hattie E. Emerson
Virginia L Hammose
Emily P. Reed
E. J. Young
Clara Best
M. H. Arnolds
E. S. Cary
Bronson
Thomas Moore
Elizabeth S. Shaffer
Josephine Fleming
Maria L. MacNutt
William R. Thomas
Helen Chester Greanellé
Stephen Wellstood
M. C. Hall
M. W. Arrowsmith
J. D. Surnton
Naval Shoe Contract At Issue In Navy Budget Debate
The paymaster general of the navy will answer Congress on a near $100,000 annual shoe contract for enlisted men. Four bidders including Her man & Co. of Boston won the award over the second lowest bid after a blind samples evaluation by a Brooklyn board. Officials defend the process, noting quality first and price second, and deny any mispractice or likelihood of a congressional probe. Major Frederic S. Strong and George L. Anderson are named on the examining board, with plusieurs transfers and appointments listed for artillery and paymaster corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
NAVAL
Navy
Congress
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Philadelphia
New York
Herman & Co
Boston
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Harris
Naval Pay
Frederic S. Strong
Artillery Corps
Fort Monroe
George L. Anderson
Earl C. Carnahan
Chicago
Philippines
Earl Biscord
Fort Hunt
Willis R. Vance
William H. Raymond
Stay at Home Club invites neighbors to summer outings
A town article suggests forming a Stay-at-Home Club for residents who remain home during summer. Members invite others on a mystery day trip to a resort or picnic, fostering friendly competition and collective enjoyment. The piece also notes a Sunday tea idea to simplify dishwashing with picnic style meals and emphasizes vacation value and change as refreshing.
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Elizabeth
Stevenson
Lfe
Euretta G. Williams
East 124Th Street
New York City
pistol duel shocks Italian colony in Brooklyn
Early yesterday an Italian neighborhood near Harrison street and Strong Place in Brooklyn panicked after a pistol duel in which Pietro Tomando of 159 Columbia street was killed. The slain man’s assailant, described as an undersized man, fled toward the river front and escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Street
Strong Place
Brooklyn
Pietro Tomando
Columbia Street
River Front
Matching Sets of Underwear in the June Sale
The June sale offers matching three piece underwear sets including nightgown chemise and drawers with Valenciennes Torchon lace embroidery and medallions. Prices range from five to six dollars with elaborate bride ready sets available. Second floor Stewart Building Tenth Street. basement Under Price Store features lower priced garments.
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Tenth St. Stewart Building
Wanamaker's Offerings Highlight Women’s Suits and Coats
Wanamaker's continues a run of remarkable women’s apparel with Royal Shirtwaist Suits at 3 and 5 dollars. New mohair suits feature double breasted hip-length jackets, silk trimmed cuffs, and taffeta linings, priced at 15 dollars. Tailor-made suits from home spuns and worsteds remain 15 dollars, down from 25, with additional ready coats at 5 dollars and dressy suits from 25 dollars. Second floor Broadway Stewart Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanamaker’s
Broadway
Stewart Building
The Sale of Notions at Downstairs Prices
A department of notions offers a wide range of dressmaking supplies from hair nets and shields to silk braids and pins. Prices include 5c for a card of Lastikbone Collar Supporters, 10c for a card of Hair-Pins, and 7.50 to 37.50 for home safes in varying weights. The Basement, Stewart Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urum
Neuss
Stewart Building
Bailey Will Contested Over Unsound Mind Claim
Objections to prebate of circus man James Bailey of Mount Vernon filed at White Plains by Wollman Wollman for Anna E. Robinson and Mary Gordon and Gordon Dancey. Heirs allege undue influence. will leaves entire $6,000,000 estate to widow Ruth L. Bailey who denies the challenge and vows to fight. Surrogate Stikman set June 30 for the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bailey
Mount Vernon
White Plains
Bailey
Stikman
Wollman & Wollman
Anna E. Robinson
Mary Gordon
Mary Gordon, Two Nieces of Mr. Bailey, Who Live In Detroit, and Gordon Dancey
Ruth L. Bailey
Mount Verase
Mrs. Bailey
Organist Refuses Weekly Support for Mother Sentenced
Police Magistrate O Reilly in the Manhattan avenue court Williamsburg committed Ludwig Dover the organist of St Patrick s Church to Kings County Penitentiary after he refused to contribute 2 a week to support his aged mother claiming insufficient income. Dover earns 1008 yearly plus teaching income and lives with his wife in a Greene avenue apartment while his mother Mrs Margaret Dorer aged 76 resides with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Reilly
Manhattan Avenue Court
Williamsburg
Kings County
Ludwig Dover
St. Patrick's Church
Willought
Kent Avenues
Greene Avenue
Dorer
Margaret Dorer
Annie Litt
Central Avenue
Grove Street
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London
S.W
Fashionable
Wwribvanie
Robert Browning
Paguin
Dover Street
Mayfair
W. London
Paris
Rafton Fur CO
Peg Street
Lghbon
Germany
Grunfeld’'S Linen Store
Leipziger Street
Berlin
Landeshut
Silesia
Army and Navy News
ARMY
Fordham University
Tribune
B. F. McManus
Klaus
Glen Ridge
C. G. Bowman
Pensacola
Rhode Island
P. Garst
Onne
J. A. H. Nickels
E. L. Beach
N. Academy
M. M. Taylor
Wabash
N. A. M'Cully
Office of Naval Intelligence
H. Bellis
Nevada
Arkansas
W. D. Puleston
Naval Hospital
Annapolis
Arkansan
E. L. Woods
Kearsarreed
J. H. Gill
Kearsarge
Home
Navy Department
Newark
Florida
Solomons
Scorpion
Puerto Plata
Pena— Cook
Guantanamo
Preble
Paul Jones
Portland
Ore
Mare Island
Minneapolis
Denver
Des Moines
Cleveland
Funchal
Annapois
Bolomons
Monte Crtati
Erto Plata
Wisconsin
Klukiang
Quannary Sire
Wanamaker
Wanamaker Building
Fourth Avenue
John Wanamaker
A. T. Stewart & Co
Eighth
Tenth Street
Kings County Penitentiary
Sad
Nauheim
Kaiserhof
A. Haberland
A. Keehler
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