The following PDF article is a review of Zion Home of Hope for Erring Women
that was printed in Leaves of Healing Vol 6 No. 15 dated Feb. 3, 1900.
Home of Hope.
ZION Home of Hope for Erring Women has now completely outgrown its accommodations, and we have now added another house equal in size to the previous one, connecting the two by a large doorway. The new establishment contains twenty-five rooms, is at 16-18 East Sixteenth Street, near Michigan Avenue, and is now a large and most convenient house, although it is already almost full of those for whose care and protection it is established.
We thank God for the large number of erring sisters who have been converted and restored to God and their families, or given honorable employment in good homes through the agency of our devoted Officers and Zion Seventies, and through the splendid work of Deaconess Paddock, the Matron, and her assistants in this most useful Home.
Leaves of Healing vol 9 p 9 apr 27, 1901
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