Where to Go Today at Park Avenue Normal College
Commencement in the college building at Park Avenue and 68th Street at 10 a.m. Summer school in philanthropic work to be held at the United Charities Building at 22nd Street and Fourth Avenue starting 9 a.m. The program includes The First Considerations in a Case of Need How to Get the Facts by Mrs. F. P Strickland superintendent of the Joint Application Bureau with discussion opened by Mrs. E. V. H. Mancel investigating agent of the Charity Organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Charities
F. P Strickland
Joint Application Bureau
E. V. H. Mancell
Opening of New York Council of Business Women Rooms
About 275 members and guests attended a dinner at 108 Fulton Street celebrating the opening of the New York Council of the National Association of Business Women. Miss Clara E. Swift presided. messages from President McKinley and others were read. officials praised the new downtown club and its practical aims for women in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
National Association of Business Women
Fulton St
Clara E. Swift
McKinley
Margaret Sangster
Hillis
Seth Low
Columbia University
Bishop Potter
Mary Lowe Dickinson
Miss Swift
Grace Dodge
Fannie Humphreys Gaffney
National Council of Women
National Business Women's Association
Marie B. Cleveland
Naional
National Society
Denver
Detroit
L. W. Law
Balcom Shaw
Thomas G. Shearman
Women Club Opens Dining For Business Women Today
The club dining room opens to all business women today with an 11 39 a m to 2 p m luncheon. Prices list meat and potatoes 15 cents, soup 10, vegetables 6, pies 5, ice cream 10, tea coffee or chocolate 5. Members only after first month. initiation $2 and annual $6. The association, formed two months ago in Chicago, aims to connect business women, provide employment exchange and support for ill members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club
Packing Gifts for Flower Missions Advice
A Flower Mission member offers tips for sending flowers, stressing fresh sound blooms and careful packing. Use damp newspaper or ferns at the base, tie varieties in bunches, layer with damp paper, and cover upper layers to limit air exposure, especially when temperatures are low.
Packaging Flowers and Fruit for Transport
The text advises using broad shallow champagne baskets or pasteboard boxes for convenient packing and avoiding mixing fruit with flowers. It suggests packing fruit separately, keeping bouquets ready for distribution, and ensuring each bouquet contains a bright flower with firmly tied stems. Bouquets should be packed only just before the box is started to avoid crushing.
Debate Over Clubwoman Leadership And Color Policy Divides Sorosis
The Milwaukee biennial stirs tension as Mrs William Tod Helmuth departs for Europe and Mrs Charles Halbert Denison gains vice presidency of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Rumors say Denison aims for presidency, while Helmuth remains popular mainly in New York. Critics blame color-line tensions for stalled reforms, with The Woman's Journal noting the federation lacks a color rule yet may widen racial divides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tod Helmuth
Europe
Charles Halbert Denison
Sorosis
Helmuth
Denison
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Noipie
Cni Bono
Milwaukee
Emily FE. Williamson
New Jersey
Hull House
Chicago
General Federation of Clubs
The
Woman's Journal
General Federation
South
Ice Cream Variations and Flavor Mixes
Ice cream basics use three pints cream to one pint milk with sugar. Add flavor by vanilla lemon coffee or chocolate and fold in fruits or nuts for variations. Instructions cover pistachio and nut pastes plus fruit additions and sweetness adjustments before freezing.
Women at the Republican Convention In Philadelphia
The 190 women at the Philadelphia convention outnumber past attendances though only one is a delegate. Many visitors, including Mrs Jones of Utah and Mrs Thurston, observe and comment on delegates, outfits, and voices. Prominent women push platform planks for women’s rights and civic exhibits while attending as activists and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Union
Lafayette
Sophy
Jonathan
Hanna
Jones
Utah
J. H. Smith
Iowa
Dolliver
Roosevelt
Cornelia Robinson
West Ende Republican Club
Helen Varick Boswell
Mildred Re
Woman's Republican Association
New York
Brown
J. Ellen Foster
Woman's National Republican Association
Charlotte Smith
National Industrial League
Committee On Resolutions
Washington, D. C
Lillie Devereux Blake
H. B. Stephens
Colorado
Denver
Kindness Passed On Through the Years
Poem in the SRIBUS SUN urging readers to share kindness beyond themselves. It contemplates how acts of mercy ripple through time, easing others’ sorrows and reflecting in heaven. The verse invites generosity as a lasting duty.
Graduates of Normal College Hold Spring Exercises
The Normal College training department held its graduation ceremony at Sixty-eighth Street and Lexington Ave. Dr. Waldo H. Richardson presided as 46 graduates, all in white with white rose bouquets, received diplomas. Grace Horsman Merrill was valedictorian with the second highest city score, nine honor students surpassed 90 percent, and Miles M. O’Brien and Thomas Hunter addressed the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College Training Department
Normal College
Sixty-eighth-st
Lexington Ave
Waldo H. Richardson
Normal College Executive Committee
Mendelssohn
Howard A. Johnston
Grace Horsman Merrill
Grace Merrill
Manhattan
Richardson
Miles M. O'Brien
Board of Trustees
Thomas Hunter
The
City Milkmaid of Rochester Board of Health
A City Hospital nurse is named City Milkmaid of the Rochester Board of Health. Her tent headquarters will be at the Gates milk farm with duties to oversee milkmen washing hands using antiseptic wrappings, bottle stamping, and shipping. Milk sale is one cent per bottle with no city profit, five city stations planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Board of Health of
Rochester
Gates
Misses Drawers Pattern No 8019 For Coupon and 10 Cents
The Tribune presents tissue pattern No 8019 for Misses drawers in white cambric with embroidery and insertion trim. Describes inside leg seams side closures yoke details and optional ruffles. Uses long cloth muslin or wash fabrics with lace, estimated yardage for a twelve year old of one and seven eighths yards. Pattern sized for ages ten twelve fourteen sixteen.
Half Way Home Poem By Emma Herrick Weed
Poem recalls a tranquil childhood stroll half way home from school in a laurel shaded nook. It evokes summer sounds, a bright June afternoon, and rest with a friend while discussing days past. Contact details for Tribune Sunshine Society and publication submission are included.
Box of Donations for Little Girls Described in Tribune Item
A nameless box contains hats gowns bonnet shoes lamp mats and magazines from various donors including Mrs J M and Miss Kate Lunan. Mizpah Circle T B S plans a July board for a Sunshine girl Lily Langtry aged fifteen in New Jersey. country hosts sought with eight dollars monthly to aid her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
T. G. Slaughter
H. R
L. E B
Maryland
Kate Lunan
Gift bouquet line from several donors to cancer home
A basket of fragrant flowers including pinks, sweet peas, coreopsis and ferns arrived at the office from Mrs. I. A. Shaler. A box of red and white roses and sweet williams came from Mrs. T. 3. Crennan to be sent to the Free Cancer Home, and another bouquet of mountain laurel arrived from Mrs. Lisa A. Fletcher of New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Shaler
Sunshine Society Welcomes New Active Workers
Due to the sun shining on others, The Tribune Sunshine Society reports several new active workers. Named are Miss Helen Renniner of Pennsylvania Miss Margaret Byram of New Jersey Mrs Laura A McDonald of Maine Master Lester of Peekskill N Y Miss Olive Haverstick of Ohio Mrs Graham of Manhattan Mrs Ladd and Mrs A E Greene of Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune Sunshine Society
Helen Reniner
Pennsylvania
Margaret Byram
New Jersey
Laura A. McDonald
Maine
Master Lester
Peekskill
N. Y
Olive Haverstick
Ohio
Graham
Manhattan
Ladd
A. E. Greene
Brooklyn
Sunshine Fund Aids Ill Members in Need Across City
Mrs. Laurent and her two children each gave 19 cents to a city fund started on Mrs. C. H. Phillips's suggestion to aid those in pressing need of immediate help. To date 8260 has been raised and eleven members have received aid for essential needs. A poem titled God Will Sprinkle Sunshine by Mrs. T. B. Phillips of Brooklyn appeared in the column and will be passed on to someone who values its sentiment. A New Jersey donor sent six sun shaped items to tempt invalids, with two delivered to West Eighty third St. and four to St. Rose's Free Cancer Home, where a messenger service fee was volunteered by a Sunshine member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
Lily Langtry
Sunshine
New Jersey
The
Tribune Sunshine Society
T. B. Phillips
Brooklyn
West Eightythird St
St. Rose's Free Cancer Home
Elliott F. Shepard
New York
Biltmore
George W. Vanderbilt
Shepard
Dave Hennen Morris
William Jay Schueffelin
Bar Harbor
Ernesto G. Fabbri
Note on Found Bicycle and Mail Fulfillment
A note received at the office states the second hand lady's bicycle is at No 249 Madison Ave, with prepaid expressage. The writer thanks the anonymous helper for aiding the T. S. 5S and notes the wheel will bring sunshine to members of X. IL. M. East Orange contact E A B will send Woman's Pages to Miss E A Tompkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonare
T. S. 5S
X. IL. M
East Orange, N. J
E. A. Tompkins
No Breakfast Theory Sparks Rise of Light Meals
A column examines the growing appeal of light breakfasts and the social pressure to conform to breakfast norms. It recalls a New York woman who killed herself after a lifetime of breakfast stress, illustrating the extreme costs of culinary expectations and domestic discipline.
Humaniculture by Mrs Stetson proposes child trust in neighborhoods
Mrs Charlotte Perkins Stetson’s piece advocates a weekly child study by each mother in a neighborhood. Mothers would observe tendencies in each child and report findings daily, claiming the Kilkenny differences would fade. The author questions whether city mothers can unite to value offspring over vices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Perkins Stetson
Kilkenny
Arcadia
Society Notes Bring Gaiety to Long Island Suburbs
A lively day unfolds with the Seawanhaka Yacht Club regatta at Oyster Bay drawing Cornelius and William K. Vanderbilt Jr. and many entries. In Mineola and Tuxedo, country fairs and tennis trends fuel social calendars while Newport season preparations and numerous society weddings unfold, including Miss Maud Fortescue and Ernest Wilhelm Sutton Pickhardt at Grace Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Seawanhaka Yacht Club
Long Island
Cornelius
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Knollwood Club
Mineola
Hempstead
Maud Fortescue
Ernest Wilhelm Sutton Pickhardt
Grace Church
Robert BR. Roosevelt
Helen Clifford McCormick
Eaglesmere
Penn
Walter RB. Odforne
Boston
Charles Warren Shope
Arthur M. Jones
Kenyon Fortescue
Robert L. Raymond
Five Thousand Children Sing at Brooklyn Chorus Rehearsal
About five thousand Brooklyn public school children aged eight to sixteen gathered at the old 13th Regiment armory in Flatbush Avenue and Hanson Place for a rehearsal ahead of the National Sangerfest. Under Prof S Caswell, aided by nine sub directors and twenty assistants, the chorus packed the armory and performed with a powerful, unified sound. Two more rehearsals remain before the group performs at the new 13th Regiment armory on July 3 featuring America Pilgrims Lorelei and ten other pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
13Th Regiment
Flatbushave
Hanson Place
America
S. Caswell
Brooklyn
Foreign Mail Post Office Site Plan Update
Postmaster Van Cott said a commission to select a building near West and Christopher streets for handling foreign mails exclusively would arrive Saturday morning. The four-member commission includes George W. Beavers as chairman, A. W. Machen, Alexander Grant, and Van Cott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Cott
West and
Christopher Sts
George W. Beavers
A. W. Machen
Alexander Grant
Railway
Master Car Builders Association Elects Officers at Saratoga
Saratoga N Y June The Master Car Builders Association closed its convention this afternoon electing officers President J T Chamberlain Boston vice presidents J J Hennessey West Milwaukee J J Marden Boston and F W Brazier New York treasurer J W Kirby Adrian Mich and Executive Committee E D Bronner Detroit J H McConnell Omaha and William Apps Montreal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Master Car Builders’ Association
J. T. Chamberlain
Boston
J. J. Hennessey
West Milwaukee
J. J. Marden
F. W. Brazier
New York
J. W. Kirby
Adrian, Mich
E. D. Bronner
Detroit
J. H. McConnell
Omaha
William Apps
Montreal
Transatlantic travellers depart on multiple liners this week
The Hamburg American Line steamer Auguste Victoria sails today for the Land of the Midnight Sun with a large list of New York passengers including W. B. Isham and family Dr. H. Nelson Jackson Henry R. Kunhardt and family and many others. The Schwab family sails today for Bremen aboard Friedrich der Grosse. La Champagne carries Archbishop Ireland and other notable passengers bound for Havre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Victoria
Sidney Smith
Smith
E. N. Tailer
Leslie Pell-Clarke
W. H. Parsons
Parsons
Sara Ely
Henry W. Stevens
George Trowbridge
Trowbridge
W. de Forest
E. P. Vilas
Ants
A. M. Crosby
Baron B. de Grest
Countess Munsterberg
S. W. Rry
Princess Poniatowski
Gustav H. Schwab
Schwa
Auguste Victoria
Hamburg
W. B. Isham
W. B. Isham, Jr
H. Nelson Jackson
Henry R. Kunhardt
W. Ruloff Kipp
Garrett Bergh Kip
Henry S. Kip
John Christopher Meyer
F. O. Matthiessen
J. J. Spowers
Alexander Lambert
John T. Martin
Edward Morgan
N. Tailor
William A. Pierpont
New York
Charles W. Boone
George W. Gail
Clinton P. Paine
Baltimore
A. B. Coxe
Harry M. Hart
F. R. Meigs
Philadelphia
Gilbert H. Hoxie
C. H. Vilas
Chicago
Julius Krause
St. Louis
Nat Lynch
William Shaw, Jr
Mt. Newmark
George Thomas Page
San Francisco
J. P. Baxter
Portland
C. J. French
Henry Pickering
Boston
North German Lloyd Agency
Bremen
Lloyd Line
la Champagne
Havre
Archbishop Ireland
Meroy
A. Kleczkowski
Ntreal
Flagler's Counter Charge Case Set For Trial Today
In White Plains Supreme Court, Henry M. Flagler of Standard Oil faces a civil action by John H. Maldon and Helen M. Long over seventy five shares of Standard Oil stock. Maldon, jailed for passing bad checks, sues for $13,968.75 plus interest, alleging fraud and conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Flagler
Standard Oil Company
Justice Keogh
Supreme Court
White Plains
John H. Maldon
Wall St
Mr. Flagler
Helen M. Long
Maldon
Lincoln National Bank
New York
Henry M. Plagler
W. L. Flagg
Flagg
Monnett
Ohio
Flagler
Standard OM
Flanagan trophy contest ends at Peekskill camp
At Peekskill State Camp the 6th Battery Binghamton scored four direct hits on the shell target with no bull’s eyes in the Flanagan trophy contest, while other batteries logged one hit each. Major David Wimsted led the platoon. the 8th left Lake Mohegan at 3:30 for field duties as the Sth and 71st Regiments swapped sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peekskill
Binghamton
David Wimsted
L. F. Clark
W. P. Mosher
Sth
Lake Mike Eagan
Lake Mohegan
Camp Roe
Merriam
Signal Corps
Morrisania
A. L. MacKenzie
Cepheus
North River
Washington Statue of Washington Arrives in Paris for Unveiling
The equestrian statue presented by the Daughters of the American Revolution arrived in Paris by lighter from Havre due to its size. It will be installed at the American quarter near the Avenue du Trocadero and unveiled on Washington’s anniversary of accepting command. The Henry-Bonnard Bronze Company cast the statue designed by Daniel C. French, weighing about eleven tons and standing at 16.5 feet high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Washington
Daughters of the
Havre
Avenue d'Tena
Avenue du Trocadero
Willee
Daughters of the American Revolution
Henry-Bonnard Bronze Company
New York
United States
National Capital
Daniel C. French
Place du Trocadero
Palais du Trocadero
Arc de Triomphe
Champs Elysées
Wington
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Clara BH
SWIFT
NEW York Business Woman's Association
Park-ave
Sixty
Eighth-St
Business
Colgate & Co
Vioris
Massachusetts
SUN. Focie
Ce Horsman Merril
Ackerma Fanny Auerbach
Sie Bamberger
Emilie Bagot
Bessie Hradstreet
Nina Hrenan
Anna Loretta Casson
Beryl
Clara Chapman
Lisette Cohen
Agnes Teresa
Coyle Florence H. Dickinson
Marguerite Dulon
Orpha Farren
Edith Faulkner
Hisse Louise Ferguson
Estelle Friedman
Jane Ellinor Goodyear
Lucile Louise Gosselin
Vera Aminta Grass
Lilian Edwina Graeta
Jeannette Reid Graecen
Gertrude Green
Florence Sartorius Gross
Clara Estelle Hell
Jessie Hein
Florence H. Herrman
Elsie Katherine Kaus
Maud Lehman
Mildred R. Mack
Janet Halstead Mclare
Elisa Rice Myers
Anna Marirace
Christine Lillas Josephi
Helen Chise Ri *A Saunders
Olga Magdalena Schedler
Louise Frances Stevens
Edith Albertine Stone
Emma Virginia Unger
Rita M. Untermeyer
Flora de Varona
City Milkemaid
the Tribune
Emma Herrick Weed
Tribune
New York City
Peak Inn
John Jacob Astor
William Vanderbilt
Cherbourg
Ferncliff
William Astor
Newport
Elbridge T. Gerry
Gerry
Seaverge
Newport Harbor
Charles A. Childs
East Forty-ninth-st
James Brown Lord
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
Thomas Suffern
Francis Burton Harrison
Burton Harrison
Southampton
Henry Trevor
James L. Breese
Dolphins
J. Hampden Robb
Meadow Club
Beverly Farms
Mass
Mabelle Florence Swift
E. C. Swift
Clarence Moore
St. Peter's Ch
J. E. Nuiginn
Frank Moore
Robert G. Shaw, Jr
Saengerfest
the Foreign Mail Post Office
Miss Long
Plaza Hotel
Seine
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