Hudson v. Church of the Holy Trinity

Defendant, a religious corporation, maintains premises on Pierrepont street in Brooklyn, where sewing is given out to women who call for it. If the material is returned the women are paid for their sewing. If it is kept they pay for it. The completed work is sent to the hospitals and other places. Plaintiff, Louisa F. Hudson, came to the premises on January 9, 1925, to pay for some material she had from the week before and to get some more. She asked “ someone,” wholly unidentified, where the ladies’ toilet was and was told to go down stairs. “ Just around the corner there is a door and you…