Meanings of charitable society in English

The charitable society of which I am a member will pay the expense.

I presented myself as representing a charitable society, and I was shown here to visit him.

She had been writing a note to a charitable society of which she was a member.

Amy and Hope were a charitable society.

The American millionaire had, from his first appearance in London, interested himself in more than one charitable society.

She could have put herself in connection with some proper charitable society- Ishouldnever have objected to that.

A charitable society at Antwerp is first given the name of Lollards, because they lulled the sick by singing to them.

On the previous day she had read the annual report of a private charitable society of which her husband was a member.

As for quiet, the lower floors are occupied by a charitable society; so I fancied there would not be much traffic on the stairs.

Her plain gray merino dress, beautifully fitting her figure, suggested, with its pale blue facings, some uniform, as of the charitable society she patronized.

He obtained an outfit for Karl from a charitable society, and placed him as apprentice with a shopkeeper for whom the boy had run errands.

He wondered to what charitable societies his mother would leave her money!

The charitable societies and missions send them out by scores in their appeals.

Some charitable societies are helping people in our neighbourhood but it is not enough.

They all received some assistance from the French Government and from the many charitable societies.

Widows and their children always figure largely among those helped by charitable societies and institutions.