CHARITABLE SOCIETIES AND INSTITUTIONS QUEENS-Continued. ly aid in sickness. Mrs. Francis M. Edgerton, Pres. Queens County Memorial and Executive Committee, G. A. R.-Miller's Hotel, L. I. City. Org. 1888. 26 members. To unite the various posts G. A. R. located in Queens Co. in closer fraternity, and to aid the order generally. Val. Seaman, Pres., Oceanus; O. W. Graves, Treas., Richmond Hill; Edward M. Law, Sec., Woodside. River Crest Sanitarium-Astoria, L. I. Org. 1897. Object: The treating and curing of cases of insanity, mental and nervous diseases, alcoholic and drug addictions. J. J. Kindred, Pres.; J. E. Gillette, Sec. Sanford Hall (private) Hospital-Jamaica av.. near Franklin pl., Flushing. Est. 1841. For care and treatment of mental diseases. 44 persons treated. W. Stuart Brown, Physician in charge. Sanitarium for Hebrew Chilldren of the City of New York-N. Y. office, 55 Broadway, Room 23. Institutions, Rockaway Park, L. I. Nathan Lewis, Pres.; Mrs. Kraus, Matron. St. Michael Conference, St. Vincent de Paul Soc. -Flushing, L. I. 28 mem. Edward McDermoct, 154 Linden av. St. John's Guild-Parish House of St. John's P. E. Church Far Rockaway. Has free reading room, library and gymnasium. Rev. H. Mesier, Dir.: Edward Hinkel, Sec. children, 2 to 10 years of age, receiving elementary and industrial instruction. Capacity, $120. Supported by contributions and income from gifts and legacies. Mrs. B. C. Webster, 1st Dir.; Mrs. G. A. E. Irving, Treas.; Miss Adele T. Low, Sec. Sailors' Snug Harbor-New Brighton, S. I. Founded in 1801. A home for aged, decrepit and worn-out sailors. 880 inmates. Morris K. Jesup. Pres.; Capt. D. Delehanty, Gov.; Thomas Greenleaf, Comp., 31 Nassau st., Manhattan, N. Y. C. State Charities Aid Ass'n-Org. 1888. For inspection of poorhouses of Richmond Co. Mrs. G. W. Curtis, Pres.; Mrs. J. K. New West, Sec., Brighton. and Staten Island Diet Kitchen Ass'n-Grant Van Duser sts., Stapleton. To visit and provide food for the sick. 2,724 requisitions filled. Value of property, $3,000. Mrs. Stephen D. Stephens, Pres.; Mrs. J. Mechtold, Sec., Stapleton, Mrs. Phayre, Matron. S. R. Smith Infirmary-Castleton av., New Brighton. Est. 1861. A general hospital for the care of medical, obstetrical, diphtheria, scarlet fever and surgical cases. 1,178 inmates cared for in 1901. Received from city, $7,000; total receipts, $28,000. Expenditures: For relief, $25,000. Property value, $100,000. De Witt Stafford, Pres.; Edward C. Bridgman, Sec.; Alice I. Twitchell, Supt. Has a training school for nurses, 28 pupils; a dispensary and ambulance service, in charge of police. Surgical Appliance Fund Ass'n of the S. R. Smith Infirmary-Org. 1891. Provides for needy cripples of Richmond Co. artificial limbs and surgical braces. Mrs. Alex. D. Irving, Pres.; Miss E. V. Johnston, Treas., Cebea av., Tompkinsville, I.; Miss E. Johnston, Sec. St. John's Hospital-Jackson av., cor. 12th st.. Long Island City. Est. 1891. 3.190 inmates. Has ambulance service. Received from city, $19,000. Contributions, $9,000. Total expended, $44,000. Property value, $50,000. Rt. Rev. C. E. McDonnell, Pres.; Sister Mary David, Supt. St. George's Hospital Annex by the sea for Crip-S. pled Children-Fulton, cor. Eastern av., Oceanus. St. Malachi's Ocean Home-2d av., nr. Washington av., Oceanus-Under charge of Sister M. Ambrose. Temporary Home for the Children of Queens County-Mineola, L. I. Received from city, $700. J. L. Willetts, Treas., Roslyn, L. I. United Workers-10 Jamaica av., Flushing. Org. 1892. Has a Day Nursery and Woman's Exchange, clothing bureau, friendly and visiting committee and rag carpet industry. Mrs. Jas. Macdonald, Pres.; Miss S. Dermody, Sec., 20 Union st. RICHMOND. Bureau of Associated Philanthropy-Box 146, Tompkinsville. To centralize the benevolent societies of Richmond. Mrs. Mary Graham Young, Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent Soc. of S. I.-Org. Gen. Mgr. 1896. 35 mem. Julius Schwartz, Pres.; Mrs. Julia Klaube, Sec., 167 Jersey st., New Brighton. Charity Organization Society of Castleton-West New Brighton. Org. 1875. Assisted 40 persons. To help the poor to help themselves. Receipts, $191; expenditures, $152. Mrs. Geo. Wm. Curtis, Pres. ; Miss E. B. Curtis, Sec., Bard av., W. New Brighton. Day Nursery and Central Relief Soc.-Port Richmond. Org. 1895. To care for children of working women, provide employment and furnish temporary relief in emergencies. 2,000 children cared for in 1900. Amount received and expended, $689. Mrs. G. H. Treadwell, Pres.; Mrs. James Walsh, Sec., Port Richmond; Mrs. McEnerney, Matron. Mariners' Family Asylum-Org. 1848. Clifton, Stapleton P. O., Staten Island. To provide an asylum for aged and destitute widows, wives, mothers, sisters and daughters of seamen 60 years of age or over of the port of New York, often known as "The Old Ladies' Home." Admission fee. $125. 40 inmates. Mrs. Francis McDonald, Pres., Clifton, S. I.; Mrs. Edw. J. Cockey. Cor. Sec.; Miss E. Rhodes, Matron. Needlework Guild of America-New Brighton Branch. Est. 1892. Garments collected for institutions. Mrs. F. O. Boyd, Pres. Red Cross Society-New Brighton. Org. 1898. 41 members. Mrs. John L. Randle, Pres.; Miss Grace M. Whittemore, Sec., 458 Richmond Terrace. Richmond County Soc. for Prevention of Cruelty to Children-Castleton av., New Brighton. Inc. 1880. 77 children cared for. Receipts from city, $1.000; total, $2,091; expenditures, current expenses and relief, $1,820. Value of property, $5,000. 138 members. Geo. T. Bonner, Pres.: Mrs. J. K. West., Sec., New Brighton; James L. Allen, Supt., 284 Bay st., Stapleton. Society for the Relief of Destitute Children of Seamen-West New Brighton. Inc. 1851. A home for United States Marine Hospital-Bay st., Stapleton. Est. 1798. Hospital for care and treatment of sick and disabled seamen of the merchant marine, revenue cutter and life saving service, and of the Engineer Corps of the Army of the Mississippi River Commission, and officers and crews of the light house establishment of the U. S. N., and of the Coast Survey. Number of patients, 1,035 annually; furnished office service, 4,404. The income is derived from tonnage of vessels from foreign ports. P. N. Bailhache, Sur.; George W. Stoner, Mgr. NATIONAL. RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES. Inc. American Bap. Education Soc.-111 5th av., Man- American Purity Alliance-9 W. 14th st., Manhattan. Org. 1876. Dr. O. E. Janney, Pres., Baltimore, Md.; Mrs. A. R. Powell, Sec., 243 E. 6th st., Plainfield, N. J. American Soc. of Religious Education-Washing- Atlantic Tract Soc.-472 Union av., Paterson, N. Baptist Young People's Union of Am.-Org. 1891. Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip-Org. 1888. 550 chapters in 21 denominations in 35 States; also Rev. R. W. in Canada and Japan. 15,000 mem. Miller, Pres., Reading, Pa.; J. G. Hamner, Jr., Sec., 189 Garside av., Newark, N. J.; R. H. Fenker, Local Sec., 635 Prospect av., Manhattan. Christian and Missionary Alliance-690 8th av.. Manhattan. Org. 1897. Rev. A. B. Simpson, Pres.; Rev. A. E. Funk, Gen. Sec. Christian Endeavor Union-National headquarOrg. 1881. ters. Tremont Temple, Boston, Mass. Rev. F. E. Clark, Pres.; J. W. 4.000,000 mem. International convention was held in Baer, Sec. Cincinnati, O., July 6-10, 1901. The next to be held in 1903. 2 Bible Church Congress in the U. S.-Org. 1874. Rev. T. R. Harris, Gen Sec., House, Manhattan. Scarborough, N. Y. 1889. Epworth League Org. at Cleveland, O., May 15, Pres., Minneapolis, Minn.; Rev. Joseph F. Berry, Evangelical Alliance for the U. S.-105 E. 22d st., Girls' Friendly Soc. in Am.-281 4th av., Manhat- Inter-denominational W. Main st., Battle Creek, Mich. A. G. Daniells, National Alliance of Unitarian Women-25 Bea- National Christian League for the Promotion of Social Purity-33 E. 22d st., Manhattan. Org. 1885. Elizabeth B. Grannis, Pres.; Francis M. Applegate, Sec. Other Manhattan. National Conference of Unitarian and National Spiritualists' Assn. of the U. S. of White Cross Movement of U. S.-Org. 1884. Headquarters, 28 New York av., B'klyn. M. L. Conklin, Sec. Woman's Centenary Assn. (The Woman's National Missionary Soc. of the Universalist Church) Mrs. C. A. Quinby, Pres. ; -Org. 1869. 3.500 mem. Mrs. E. L. Ragan, Sec., The Loudoun, Washington, D. C. av., Woman's Foreign Missionary Soc. of the Meth. Org. 1879. 5,000 Pa. Prot. Church-Pittsburg, Pres.; Mrs. D. S. mem. Mrs. F. A. Brown, Stephens, Sec., 802 N. 7th st., Kansas City, Kan. Woman's Nat. Sabbath Alliance-156 5th 836 mem. Mrs. D. R. 1895. Manhattan. Org. James, Pres.; Mrs. Wellington White, Sec. Woman's Union Missionary Soc. of America for Heathen Lands-67 Bible House, Manhattan. Org. 1861. 2.000 mem. Mrs. Henry Johnson, Pres.; Miss S. D. Doremus, Sec.. 45 E. 92d st., N. Y. City. Young People's Christian Union of the UniversalOrg. 1889. ist Church-30 West st.. Boston, Mass. 12,935 mem. L. A. Ames, Pres., 99 Fulton st., N. Y. City; C. N. Barney. Sec., 30 West st., Boston, Mass. Junior Dept., 3.219 mem. INTERNATIONAL. Golden Rule Brotherhood-T. F. Seward, Sec., 51 W. 10th st., Manhattan. Young International Board of Women's and Catholic Truth Soc.-Arbuckle of Council Women for Christian and Patriotic Service (The)-156 5th av., W. C. Luther League of America-Org. 1895. Mission Board of Seventh Day Adventists-267 World's Student Christian Federation-Manhattan. Org. 1895. Composed of 11 national and interKarl Fries, Ch'n, national student movements. Stockholm, Sweden; J. R. Mott, Sec., 3 W. 29th st., Manhattan. STATE Federation of Churches and Christian Workers of the State of N. Y.-83 Bible House, Manhattan. Org. 1900. J. B. Brocks, Pres.; Rev. Martyn Summerbell, Sec., Eddytown, N. Y. New York State Christian Endeavor Union187,000 mem. Rev. E. F. Hallenbeck, Pres., Bing RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES-Continued. hamton; H. A. Kinports, Sec., Manhattan. The 1896. 120 mem. F. B. Russell, Pres.; Sarah next annual convention will be held at Troy, Oct., 1902. New York State Conference of Religion-Org. 1899. Object: Union of all religious forces in State. Rev. J. M. Whiton, Ch'n of Ex. Com.; Rev. Leighton Williams, Sec., 312 W. 54th st., Man. New York State Young People's Christian Union of the Universalist Church-Org. 1889. 1,170 mem. Rev. U. S. Milburn, Pres., Cortland, N. Y.; Miss Gertrude Robinson, Sec., Nunda, N. Y. Junior members. 460. Woman's Home Missionary Union of the State of New York-Mrs. Wm. Kincaid, Pres., 483 Greene av., Brooklyn; Mrs. Wm. Spalding, Sec., 1005 Harrison st., Syracuse; Mrs. Geo, R. Haines, Sec. of Young People's Socs., 978 Delaware av., Buffalo. BROOKLYN. Baptist Ministers' Union of L. I.-Org. 1900. 75 mem. Rev. S. G. Nelson, Pres.; Rev. A. P. Mihm, Sec., 455 Evergreen av. Baptist Boys' Brigade U. S. A., 2d BrigadeMarcy and Putnam avs. Rev. W. I. Southerton, Pres., 14 S. Elliott pl.; G. R. Harkness, Sec. Civil Headquarters-Baptist Temple, 3d av. and Schermerhorn st. Org. 1895. 1,700 mem. Military Organization-Wm. Kerby, Brig.-Gen., 403 Madison st. G. 2d Regt.-Marcy and Putnam avs. 600 mem. R. Harkness, Lieut.-Col.; H. R. Dixon, Major 1st Batt.; S. H. Parsons, Major 2d Batt. Co. DCentral E. D. Baptist Church. O. S. Carroll, Capt. Co. G-Bushwick Av. Church. H. A. Bernhard, Capt. Co. H-Emanuel House, Steuben st. and Myrtle av. Anthony Fiala, Jr., Capt. Co. I -Marcy Av. Ch., Marcy and Putnam avs. Alfred Bailey. Capt. Co. L-First E. D. Geo. Simmonds, Capt. Co. M-Trinity Church. Tenth Regt. -168 Adelphi st. 595 mem. J. T. Sherwood, Col., 1257 5th av. Co. B-Memorial Baptist Church; O. H. Lund, Capt.; drills, Thurs. Co. D-Greenwood; I. S. Stivers, Capt.; drills. Weds. Co. E-Lefferts Park; Chas. Richter, Capt.; drills, Sats. Co. F-Tabernacle; F. R. M. Nelson, Capt.; drills, Thurs. Co. G-Central Ch. and Strong Pl. Ch.; 1st Lieut. W. R. Carroll in command; drills, Mons. Co. K-Baptist Temple; Wm. G. Clark, Capt.; drills, Mons. Sixth Battalion (Colored)-Duffield st. and Myrtle av. 385 mem. Pierre Zeno, Lieut.-Col., commanding. Brooklyn Assn. in Aid of the Grand Ligne Mission-Org. 1848. 200 mem. Mrs. C. H. Cutting. 1st Directress;; Miss M. E. Chapman, Sec., 13 Montague terrace. Brooklyn Baptist Church Extension Soc.-Org. 1886 J. C. Foley, Pres.; Wm. R. Dorman, Sec., 111 Park pl. Brooklyn Baptist Social Union-J. W. Wilson, Pres.; Wm. R. Dorman, Sec., 111 Park pl. Brooklyn Christian Endeavor Union-Org. 1890. Meetings held quarterly, 3d Sat. of Mch., June, Sept. and Dec. The borough is divided into 7 divisions and meetings under the supervision of Division Supts, are held in the intervening months. An annual convention is also held. Rev. Benj. E. Dickhaut, Pres., 165 52d st.; A. W. Linton, Sec., 215 Montague st.; Mrs. F. E. Davis, Supt. of Junior Work, 682 Sterling pl. There are 93 societies in the Union, divided as follows: Presby.. 28; Ref., 19; Cong., 17; Bap., 10; Chris. Dis.. 5; A. M. E.. 4; undenom., 3; Prim. Meth., 2; Friends, 1; Free Bap., 1; Meth. Epis., 1; Meth. Prot., 1; Ind., 1. 5.250 mem. A Junior League for boys and girls, org. in 1892, consists of 57 societies, with 6.000 mem. Mrs. F. E. Davis, Pres., 682 Sterling pl.; Miss Anna B. Harding, Cor. Sec., 565 St. Marks av. Brooklyn Church Soc. of the M. E. ChurchManagers, pastors and 2 representatives from each church, and 40 at large. J. E. Searles, Pres.; Rev. A. W. Byrt, Supt. and Sec., 307 Warren st. Brooklyn City Bible Soc.-Cor. Jay and Willoughby sts. Auxiliary to Am. Bible Soc. Rev. John Fox, Pres.; Rev. N. W. Wells, Sec.. 219 S. 9th st. Brooklyn City Mission and Tract Soc.-Mission Bldg., 383 Jay st. Org. 1829. A. H. Porter, Pres.; G. Le Lacheur, Sec., 224 Henry st. Youngst, Sec., 338 Smith st. Brooklyn and Long Island Preachers' Assn. of the M. E. Ch.-502 Fulton st. 100 mem. Rev. D. G. Downey, Pres.; Rev. C. E. Benedict, Sec., Bensonhurst. Brooklyn Indian Assn.-Christ Ch. S. S. Room, Bay Ridge, and Y. M. C. A. Parlors, alternately. Org. 1882. 80 mem. Mrs. Otto Heinigke, Pres.. Mrs. J. A. Caldwell, Sec., Ovington av. Brooklyn Presbytery-Comprising all the Presbyterian churches of Kings and Richmond Counties and the First Church. Queens. 77 ministers. Rev. Frederick Campbell, Moderator; Rev. N. W. Wells, Stated Clerk, 219 S. 9th st. Brooklyn Sunday School Union-Org. 1845. Board of Managers meets 4th Mon. each month at Association Hall. Exposition of International Sunday School lessons at Y. M. C. A. Rooms, Sat. R. W. McKee, Pres.; R. D. Dodge, Sec., 360 Washington av. Brotherhood of St. Andrew-Long Island Assembly consists of chapters in parishes of Protestant Episcopal Churches. 225 mem. Wm. Braddon, Pres.; F. F. Wood, Sec., 588 Decatur st. Junior Dept.-D. W. Ketcham, Pres.; R. E. Magee, Sec.. 87 Morton st. Cathedral Club-St. John's Chapel. Greene and Clermont avs. L. C. Drummond, Pres.; J. A. Dockery, Sec. E. D. Central League-Org. 1898. 450 mem. Fisher, Pres.; G. H. Corey, Sec., 119 Berkeley pl. Christian Flag Extension Soc.-3 W. 1st st. Org. 1898. To establish universal flag for all Christian denominations. C. C. Overton, Pres., Coney Island; Geo. L. Peterson, Sec., Wallabout Market. Congregational Church Extension Soc. of New York and Brooklyn-Org. 1893. W. H. Nichols, Pres.; Rev. C. T. Chase, Sec., 275 E. 16th st.. Flatbush. Congregational Club-Org. 1888. 160 mem. Dr. G. W. Brush, Pres.; W. W. Freeman, Sec., 9 Hancock st. Congregational League of Tompkins Av. Church -Org. 1901. 160 mem. F. K. Strouse, Pres.; J. R. Crane, Sec., 112 Decatur st. Cuyler House-360 Pacific st. In connection with Cuyler Chapel. Has course of lectures, also following classes for boys: Gymnasium, scroll sawing, basket weaving. Diocesan Union of Catholic Young Men's Societies-Org. 1894. 4,000 mem. C. J. Dodd, Pres., 229 Vernon av.; J. T. A. Twomey, Sec. Embury Men's Ass'n-Memorial M. E. Church. Org. 1898. 75 mem. H. B. Haigh, Pres.; E. M. Weber, Sec., 316 Decatur st. Emmanuel House. 131 Steuben st. Maintained by Young Men's League of Emmanuel Baptist Church; has reading rooms, game rooms, a gymnasium, bowling alleys and instructor in charge; free sewing school, kindergarten. Bible training classes for boys, men and women. H. L. Pratt, Pres.; C. I. Jones, Sec., 131 Steuben st. Epiphany Club-Parish House, McDonough st. and Tompkins av. Org. 1900. Rev. Dean Richmond Babbitt, Warden, 123 Macon st.; A. S. Armagnac, Sec. Epworth League: Brooklyn and Long Island are divided into Brooklyn Nortn and Brooklyn South Dists. Brooklyn North has 59 Chapters and 4,300 mem. John Ross, Pres., 219 Penn st.; S. F. Worner. Sec., 96 Norman av. Brooklyn South Dist. has 70 Chapters and 5,904 mem. E. R. Carhart, Pres., 165 17th st.; C. W. Bridgins, Sec., 274 46th st. Flatbush Branch National Alliance of Unitarian Women-Mrs. C. H. Burdett, Pres.; Miss S. A. Maxwell, Cor. Sec., 2112 Newkirk av., Flatbush. Foreign Sunday School Ass'n-67 Schermerhorn st. Inc. 1878. 158 mem. Rev. H. C. Woodruff, Pres.. Mrs. P. A. MacLean, Sec., 864 President st. Girls' Friendly Soc.-L. I. Diocesan Organization. Org. 1887. 385 mem. 16 Parochial branches. A. H. Ford, Pres., 61 2d pl.; Miss J. A. S. Schapps, Sec., 148 Clifton pl. Mrs. Greenpoint Sunday School Ass'n-Org. 1877. J. W. Cummings, Pres.; B. S. Hutchings, Sec., 424 Pulaski st. Kings County S. S. Ass'n-Org. 1877. G. W. Logan, Pres.; P. W. Scofield, Sec., 369 Lewis av. Long Island Baptist Ass'n-Org. 1875. 70 churches; 18.972 mem. RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES-BROOKLYN--Continued. W. T. Dixon, Moderator; Alfred Tilly, Clerk, 31 Kingston av. Conference of Congrega- J. Rev. W. A. Kirkwood, Sec., 477 Clinton st. Org. 1887. 500 of Reformed Church: Object, North Classis of L. I.-Rev. C. K. Clearwater, Pres.; Rev. Wm. H. Ten Eyck, Stated Clerk, 159 W. 92d st., Manhattan. South Classis of L. I.-Rev. B. E. Dickhaut, Pres.; J. S. Gardner, Clerk, 44 Kouwenhoven pl. St. Aloysius Young Men's Soc. of Church of St. John the Evangelist--250 21st st. mem. D. M. Anderson, Pres.; J. A. 666 4th av. Org. 1887. 25 Rev. Dr. R. 18 Sec., 33 Lincoln pl. 40 mem. Rev. J. Society of the Holy Name (The)-From the Coun- United Congregational Soc.-Lee av. and Hooper st. G. W. Churchwell, Clerk. Vincentian Catholic Club-228 North 7th st. Org. 1899. 100 mem. T. J. Maloney, Pres.; T. J. Gillen, Sec., 136 Bedford av. Woman's Bapt. Home Miss. Soc. (L. I. Branch)- Woman's Branch of Brooklyn City Mission Soc.- Women's Foreign Missionary Soc. of the Central Mrs. J. A. Woman's Home Miss. Soc. of N. Y. East Conference. M. E. Ch.-Org. 1884. 1,500 mem. Secor, Pres.; Mrs. A. R. Clare, Sec., 500 Greene av. Young Men's Christian Ass'n. B'klyn-502 Fulton Central building erected 1885; st. Founded 1853. 5,300 mem. Average attendance of cost $300,000. 2,800 daily. Has a circulating library of 17,000 vols.. beside reference libraries in 9 branches; 9 reading rooms, with 500 magazines and newspapers; 5 gymnasiums. An educational dept. conducted in 6 branches, in 20 studies, with an enrollment of 1.400; 4 literary societies; chess and checker clubs, and Members' course of entertainments camera clubs. in 6 branches; regular weekly religious meetings in 9 branches; lunch room in 2 branches. Lyon, Pres.; E. F. See, Gen. Sec. Sec. BRANCHES: C. W. Dietrich, Sec. W. H. Davis, Sec. J. G. Thorne, Sec. C. Bedford-420 Gates av. 26th Ward-Pennsylvania and Liberty avs. Long Island R. R.-45 Borden av., Long Island J. W. Evers, Sec. Committee)-167 Naval (under International Young People's Baptist Union of B'klyn-Org. of Christian Philosophy- S. S. O. O. Howard, Pres.; W. W. Rand, G. L. Shearer, Baptist Boys' Brigade-23 E. 14th st. Org. 1892. R. S. MacArthur, Pres.; Gen. A. C. 18.000 mem. Kenyon, Commander and Manager. Baptist Deaconess' Soc. of the City of New To train young women as deaYork-Org. 1894. conesses, to teach, nurse and do missionary and Mrs. W. R. Williams, general evangelical work. Pres.; Mrs. L. Williams, Sec., 312 W. 54th st. Baptist Ministers' Conference-182 5th av. mem. Rev. J. L. Campbell, Pres.; G. M. Shott, Sec., Scotch Plains, N. J. RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES-MANHATTAN-Continued. J. S. Fassett, Pres., Elmira, N. Y.; H. S. Loyd, Sec. New York City Baptist Mission Soc.-162 2d av. Inc. 1893. Composed of delegates from 47 churches. Frank Dickerson, Pres.; Rev. R. G. Boville, Sec. Brotherhood of the Kingdom-312 W. 54th st. Org. 1892. 100 mem. Leighton Williams, Ch'n; C. R. Woodruff, Sec., Girard Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. Catholic Book Exchange-Object: To distribute literature defending tenets of Catholic Church. Rev. A. P. Doyle, Mgr., 120 W. 60th st. Catholic Missionary Union-Org. 1896. 8,000 mem. Most Rev. M. A. Corrigan, Pres.; Rev. A. P. Doyle, Sec., 120 W. 60th st. Catholic Young Men's Assn.-94 White st. Org. 1875, 130 mem. W. H. R. Killeen, Pres.; J. C. Wickham, Sec., 34 Park row. Christian Associations: Harlem Y. W. C. A.-Main Building, 72-74 W. 124th st. East Side House, 321 E. 116th st. Org. 1891. 1,100 mem. Has a gymnasium and boarding house for young Women. Value of property, $110,000. Mrs. Geo. Wupperman, Pres.; Miss Mary McElroy, Sec. Young Men's Christian Assn. International Committee-Gen, office, 3 W. 29th st., Manhattan. 268,477 mem, in America. L. C. Warner, Ch'n; R. C. Morse, Gen. Sec. Young Men's Christian Association, Manhattan -156 5th av. Org. 1852. Has 16 branches and owns $2,000,000 worth of property. 9,260 mem. It has libraries with 73,626 volumes, reading rooms with 1,261 newspapers and magazines; 8 gymnasiums. It provides facilities for outdoor athletics and has at Barrett Point, East River, a boat house, with baths, lockers and boats, 4 large halls for entertainments. Educational Dept. embraces 35 different branches, with 1,551 pupils; literary societies, lectures, health talks and socials. Special work for boys at five branches. Special branches are maintained for French, students, soldiers, colored men and railroad men. C. H. Dodge, Pres.; H. M. Orne, Gen. Sec., 156 5th av. BRANCHES: Army-Governor's Island, Liberty Island and Fort Wadsworth. G. A. Sanford, Sec. 117 mem. Bowery-153 Bowery. R. M. Honeymoon, Sec. 12 mem. Work among destitute men. Colored Men's-132 W. 53d st. W. C. Coles, Sec. 125 mem. East Side-158 E. 87th st. B. M. Lewis, Sec. 418 Congregational Societies: Church Bldg Soc., 22d st. and 4th av. Org. 1853. 1,500 mem. L. C. Warner, Pres.; L. H. Cobb, Sec. Cong. Clerical Union, United Charity Bldg.Org. 1867. 85 mem. Rev. Wayland Spaulding. Pres.; Rev. S. H. Cox, Sec., Bethany Cong. Ch.. N. Y. City. Cong. Club of New York and Vicinity-Meets St. Denis Hotel 3d Mon. each month, except summer. Org. 1879. 200 mem Prof. J. B. Clark, Pres.; C. L. Beckwith, Seg., 346 B'way. Cong. Home Missionary Soc.-287 4th av. 1826. Rev. N. D. Hillis, Pres.; J. B. Clark, Wash. Choate, Secs., 801 United Charities Bldg., 4th av. and 22d st. Org. Woman's Dept. Cong. Home Missionary Soc.4th av. and 22d st. Daily Noon Prayer Meeting-Org. 1857. 113 Fulton or 58 Ann st. Chas. F. Cutter, Pres. and Sec. Daughters of the King-281 4th av. Org. 1885. 1,600 mem. Mrs. E. A. Bradley, Pres., Sing Sing, N. Y. Miss E. L. Ryerson, Sec., 147 W. 97th st. Eastern Christian Science Institute-1123 B'way. Org. 1900. Carol Norton, Pres.; S. P. Burger, Sec. Federation of Churches and Christian Organizations in New York City-11 B'way. Org. 1895. Inc. 1901. J. S. Ward, Jr., Pres.; Rev. Walter Laidlaw, Sec. Fellowship League-116 E. 47th st. Org. 1895. 27 mem. P. J. Downing, Pres.; J. K. Weickel, Sec., 891 2d av. Girls' Friendly Soc. in Diocese of N. Y., Central Office of G. F. Society in U. S.-Church Mission House, 281 4th av. Org. 1883. 2,573 mem. Miss Elizabeth H. Wisner, Pres.; Miss A. D. Abbatt. Sec., Westchester. Guardians of the Sisterhood of the Holy Communion-328 6th av. Henry Mottet, Pres.; B. O. Chisolm, Sec. Harlem Assn. of S. S. Supts.-Org. 1895. 14 mem. W. P. Uhler, Pres.; C. A. Mapes, Sec., 137 W. 129th st. Holy Cross Lyceum-Org. 1879. 300 mem. Rev. J. F. Smith, Pres.; T. J. Donohue, Sec., 424 W. 42d st. Ladies' Auxiliary Y. M. C. Union-700 Westchester av. Org. 1891. 30 mem. Mrs. Ira G. Lane, Pres. Miss Ida Golden, Sec., 830 Teasdale pl. Lutheran Church Extension Committee-Org. 1891. 29 mem. J. A. Prigge, Pres.; Fredk Kracke, Sec., 56 W. 128th st. Men's Hope Club-34 Pike st. Org. 1883. 300 mem. Rev. A. R. Mansfield, Pres.; A. F. Bauer, Sec. Methodist Episcopal Societies Homer Board of Education of the Meth. Epis. Ch.150 5th av. Org. 1864. Bishop E. G. Andrews, Pres. Rev. W. F. McDowell, Cor. Sec. Book Concern-150 5th av. Org. 1789. Eaton and G. P. Mains, Pub. Agts. Epworth League-Org. 1895. 5,000 mem. S. E. Millington, Pres.; W. A. Little, Sec., 237 W. 135th st. Methodist Historical Soc. in the City of N. Y.150 5th av. Org. 1892. 90 mem. Rev. J. M. Buck ley, Pres.; J. R. Joy, Sec. Methodist Social Union-Org. 1887. 175 mem. Frank Moses, Pres.; Jesse Howell, Sec., 423 W. 23d st. A. B. Missionary Soc.-150 5th av. Org. 1819. Leonard, H. K. Carroll, Cor. Secs. New York City Church Extension and MissionOrg. ary Soc. of the M. E. Church-150 5th av. 160 managers. S. W. Bowne, Pres.; F. M. North. Cor. Sec. New York Preachers' Meeting of the M. E. Ch. -150 5th av. Org. 1817. 500 mem. R. S. Pardington, Pres.; A. C. McCrea, Sec. Sunday School Union-150 5th av. Org. 1840. Bishop S. M. Merrill, Pres.; T. B. Neely, Sec. 1866. In connection with the association are the Margaret Louisa Home, 14 and 16 E. 16th st., a temporary home for Protestant self-supporting women, and the West Side settlement, 458 W. 44th st. During the past year 35,000 women made use of the various depts. 1,438 members-198 active, 327 sustaining. 913 associate. Mrs. C. E. |