Meanings of philanthropic society in English

The very thought is enough to start a philanthropic society for the prevention of cruelty to bicycles.

About this time he had been wearing a badge, impersonating an officer of a certain philanthropic society.

Why, we're almost a philanthropic society.

But perhaps the good Antonino's finest work was the foundation of a philanthropic society of Florentines which still carries on its good work.

What a strange place: a white-marble, ivy-entwined crematorium for the use of Madame's " philanthropic society." A fit setting for a satanist's seduction.

There is no need that our philanthropic societies tell all their plans.

And, when forged, the Philanthropic Society shall pay you a good price for it.

At the back of the Latymer Foundation, in Great Church Lane, is the Female Philanthropic Society.

She contributed liberally to religious and philanthropic societies.

His outline of the possibilities of co-operation on socialistic lines inspired the foundation of the Hibernian Philanthropic Society.

M. Brissot de Warville proposed to Mr. Jefferson to become a member of the Philanthropic Society of Paris.

The laudable example set by the Friends and the American Missionary Association should be followed by other sects and philanthropic societies.

No separate exhibit was there made of the work of women save that implied in the exhibition of women's philanthropic societies.

Surely this must be the duty of the State, for it is impossible that philanthropic societies can deal permanently with them.

In a similar way recently, the representative of one of our philanthropic societies had arrested an agent who had committed a crime.

" Philanthropic societies," said the secretary, "have done great things for Turkey and for Russia too.