New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-21
MISS D0DGE's cHEERFULNEss.
WHO THE NEW APpoINTEES ARE.

Mrs. Clara NJ. Williams at her
pleasant home in West seventeth-st. last
evening 81 surprised TO receive the appoint
ment.o she said. al have not sought the place at
ALL and have heard very little from my friends in the
Normal College and the Normal College alumnac since
| gave them permission to my name. ! think my
appointment due chiefly to my connection with the
Normal College and 10 the fact that l have been
through the public schools am heartily in sympathy
with the system. l have no great reform notions
nothing Of importance which / shall try 10 do in the
way of Innovations
When asked if she knew Of any imperfcctions exist
ing in The anagemeDt Of the schools Mrs. Williams
declined TO make statement. Mrs. Williams Is a
bright pleasant woman of medium height She
was born I'm this city thiriy-1ve years ago
and, with the exceptions of a few years, has always
lived here She IS the wife of L. f. Williams, wall
paper manufacturer of this city, and she has two sons
She was graduated from the Normal college sixteen
years ago She has always been one oil It's wafhesl
friends and has contributed In many ways TO the
success the college enjoys. She is life member
of the Alumnae Association and a member OF us
Executive Committee, and was for some Time It's
Engene Kelly, the banker first appointed by
Nayor Grace and he served two terms as helnDei
of ihe Board Of Education AZ the eAPlr%IOn Va ~ I
not rcappoint him. When spoken to regafdlg nis
appointment, he said that he Thought ms pieNlous
SeTyice should have exempted him from another term
He was opposed 10 the appointment OF women 10 '''
Board and thought their mission was elscwhele ~,
Charles Eulhlcy IIubhel Is one OF the younFTs. vi
The male appOntees, having been born III Mldm'
town Mass. in 1853. lie las been a piacIis,7
LAWYER since he was admitted 10 the bar IN IN
lie has also been active I'm the affairs OF INC hepu
can party in the NINth Assembly DsulcI Va
IIubbeI was graduated from Williams College ~ IT,, -
and was elected president OF The ihffrocss .o.
Literary Association in the same year He IS nePnew
Of Dr. Hopkins, for many years pic,men Oh "I''i'''
COLLEGE lie will accept the app0inuheh,a ,,,. s .
James w. Cetad. who will also IIaIllS al a
Commissioner IS another well known laWNer, anu !"
member Of one of NewYUrhs Oldest lah ne &c .
born in this city az his fathers n ny 80 NJ
lowing Green IN 1926. and has lved mere al y, ~,
life lie Is no stranger to his new duucs Hinin-
cen appointed school Inspector by Mayor n t-
meyer. Prior to that tine h served Term ~ ~
trustee Of the Eighth WaId. In ls'o ~; e
was elected TO the State Senate from the INN ,
oral District. He IS at present hch9 % ". III
York Historical Society," the NeW-lOrk no'E apt
cal Society. and chairman of the Eifh Ds,rc, ,nart'S
Organization Committee. lie Is an anthor o. IVPn,o
| having written two books real esta'e !a" anu
| also " The History OF the Peace OF uUch| l., A.
| William 'ummis served for three years III r w
Eoarl. having been appointed By Mayor Cree Mn.n
| iur1 and Mr.. Hewitt did not reapIoint nm. ~
made strong reputation while in the Boarl for MS
lndependenco and intelligence in The direction , Oh
| school worn. Mr.. Lummi- for some uihc Nc'f
PRESIDENT Of the stock EXchange, but sevcra yT'Is
ago he relrcd from active business. lie Is s,n
young man and takes deep interest in school anafS