New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05
the ANNUAL ELECTION OF soBosI&
HARMONY PREvAILs-A LIST OF THE oTFzoERs
-pIANs roR IT'S rwENTY-FIRsT BIRTHDAY.

PLANS FOR IT'S TwENTY-FIRST BIRTHDAY.
Notwithstanding the rain, eighty-six riembers Of
soross turned out for It's annual election OF officers
yesterday and Notwithstanding all that has been said
about the two contending parties" IN sorosis, the
club elected is officers and its mepdber parted with
the harmony which eharacterizes that body. The
regular notify routine business and the luncheon
occupied the time from 10 o'clock m. TIL I. then
the meeting was again called to ordor the doors
locked the AoL called and the club proceeded to
aleot SIS Offices, with the following result:
President, Als DIstz Clymcr; gicepTesidents, Jen-
ME C. lCroly sara @. ostrum, Rehecca A. Morse
executive committee, Mary A. Newton, Josephine
Ruhne G. NJ Wlentine, Annie w. Fuller Harriet NJ
Miller recording secretary, Hannah Allen; correspond
ing secretary, jimmie NJ. Lozier; treasurer, Lucy c.
Thomas; aaditor Edna O. Smith; musical director,
Esther Hermann: custodian, Maud K. Clarke; chair
men Of committed Literature, Mary E. Bryan; art,
Isabel E. Smith drama, Margaret Sw. Rayenhill !;
philanthropy, NJ K B, Gouge; SCIENCE Lucy l..
Holbrook; education, Anna Randall Dehl; house and
home Marion H.rland; business woman, Mrs. Ella A.
Hitchcock
There were few noticeable Gestures about the cleo
yon. Three votes wero taken for president and Mrs
Cymer was ultimately chosen because she was Of
tn, founders of the soeety and one of the Oldest ex
popts Of its principles Miss Julia Thomas resigned
as acandidato for chairman Of the Committee on Edu
caho because she had become connected with another
socfeh which occupied q large amount Of her time
There we're two candidates for each position. They
were CHOSEN by a committee Of FIVE, of which Mrs.
Annie Fuller was president This committee sent out
the preferences of the 200 members Of
the sociep and the two names having the greatest
number ofsreferences were accepted
On Marc le, 10 and 90 sdrosis viii celebrate its
twenty frtt birthday by holding convention of
women's clns. Delegates nom each established
womans cluhn the country expected to be guests
of soross o. those days the principal features of the
occasion Win b as folows On Sunday March IT, the
society ana the delegates invited TO attend recep
ton to be given ~ Mrs Jennie c. croly. On Monday
there will be monday banquet at Delmoncos, when
the officers WIN be installed, and delegates and
members VIII jon in celebrating the coming of age Of
the society Tuesday Morning the members and dele.
gates win meet the Madison Square Theatre, which
has been lent fl that purpose by A. NJ. Palmer, and
discuss the werS Of the VARIOUS prominent womens so
cieties and clubs IN the country. at o'clock they
VIII breakfast With Mrs. Tbd Helmuth at her apart
ments at the Madrid After breakfast they win visit
me metropolitan Museum Of Art at tho invitation of
General Di Cesiola In the evening they WIN attend
he Madison square Theatre at Mr. Palmors invitation.
Wednesday morning there win be another morning
session similar o Tuesdays at tho Madison Square
Theatre, and in ne evening sOross viii give rccep-
ton at Hardmanh Hall, to whsh men will be invited
Thursdays programme has not been fully mado up
but therc wfi be no lack Of entertainment, as the
society Is IN -ecebt OF invitations 10 visit the HIS
torical tho Geological and Archaeological soclotss,
the Academy OF Design and many other places OF
interest. Various prominent artists will throw open
their studios to the delegates The occasion win be
book giving the history Of the society. Its unique
covers have been designed by J. Wells Champney.