New-York tribune., 1891-05-21
MEETING OF WoMEN'S CLUBS
THEIR NINETEENTH ANNIVERSARY.
,,rpsrsr1se EXERCISES IN ORANGE. N. j..

THOSE WHO WE'RE PRESENT.
v..,srsay was A notable one In the history Of the
.r.nap,s Club of Orange. The club celebrated It's
,,eteeuth anniversary with luncheon at the houe
:. Mrs Thomas A. Edison. and also entertained the
caunou OF the Federation Of Womsn's Clubs. The
ouncn consisting Of over sixty Of the presidents or
cers of the womens clubs Of the country, assembled
m Union Hall at 9:3o q m. Mrs. Charlotte Emerson
prouu president Of the Federation. presided. On the
,isrorm with her were Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, OF
pas,oa: Mrs. Croly, Of New-York; DR.. Jennie de Ia
ucn,agne Lo1ier OF New York, and Mrs. Mary spsud-
,nr Brown, of Chicago. After prayer by Mrs.
Antoanette b. Blackwell the address Of welcome was
made bg the president. The tressurers report showed
receipts Of SS35, expenditures Of sSls 80, and
balance Of s216 65. The roll called, and the
following delegates were present:
Naine--Mrs. George c. Frye, president woman. :
Literary Union, Portland Mrs Eta H. osgood Port
land; Mrs. s. E Bragdon, president Union Ciuo fofE
Msssachusetts-sirs. Julia Ward Howe. president
Yew-EnglaDd Womans Club Boston MIS- harrJs al. "a,
Fortnighly Club, Winchester MRS Aboe Locke stong
PRESIDENT Worcester Woman's Club MIS- AoDie -
Mrs. Alice E Breed, Lynn: Mrs Estele ". IA Mer
rII president New England Press Cup NOrsh i,a Sdi
NeWtonville: Mis- Alice stone Blackwell. Editor OF
The Woman's Journal Boston Mrs Eiia H. n besne'
w Manen's Club: Mrs Lucy y. sawyer, president
Newton social Science Club; Mrs r. G Armstroae' On
cwen president springfield Womans Cl1o Mrs. MS5S hS
3 Bur 1ham president Lynn Womans Cup ih s J4r' Nm
a. uartow nreSdent WOburn NOman's CluD MS.
ssAr : Fske' president Weesly Hills Womanss Club
Nrs sarah W. Bradbury, president Aeirose woman .
0iIs Rhode Island-Mrs Fanny P. Palmer, president
Rhode Island Woman's Club. - -. ,-,a.
-, rngiish end Literary Club; Mrs. G. A. Capen,
yfce-president OF Federation for Wlhmanue woman
Yorl-Dr Jennie dc Ia Montagne Lozier PTesi-
s.nt of Sorosis; Mrs. J. c. Croly Mrs. Ella DleM
cmg, Of Advisory Board MS & AeIS Inso5 arS ri pr
dent New-York Wheaton Club; Miss Mary A; MeGIei. s
land president Albany Womans HinGon Vrloh CUh
Mrs II. H. Backus, president Brookyn W9as DtuT
Mrs William 5. Cogswell president Jamaica woman M :
Club; Mrs.. T. B. Wakeman president New iprh roos 1o
ciety Tor Political study: Mrs Marcia w B5oOSI IIi
president BrOOkIyn FrOebel Society Mrs l. l. Hamn mi
Ton. president Weedsport Ladies' Fortnightlys Mrs
Mary A Humphrey, president New-lork Cho CIuo:
xew.JerseyEMrs Florence Howe Hall President prs den
Painted Monday Club Mss Erskine tlsinhela. Ms
Scctal cInb: Mrs A. A. Blackwell, of Elizabeth. hon
orary member Orange woman's Club Mrs 4: L. L.
w6msans club: Mrs Adaline E. Thompson. president
orange WOman's Cmb; Mrs. Cnarlotte E:nlersoh
brown, president General Federation of woman's
Pe1insylvania-Mrs. Mary E. Mumford. president
nressdent Chadd's Ford New Century Guild; Miss
Fmra Pott president :. :. 5. Club, Pottsvliie MS
Elizabeth Angus Wade president Pittsburg Woman,s
clnh Mrs G. H. Taylor founder Pttsburg Woman's
cub Mrs. Babcock, president OIL City Beues Lettres
Club Mrs. sennett. president MeadvlIe Woman's
A''IsIs peiswsre-Mrs Alfred d. warner president VII
minrton New Century Club Miss Mary Davis sisson
psrct Of Columba-Mrs Jean NJ. Lander, of Wash
u" Michgan-Miss Alice z. Ives of Detroit woman's
''I ohio-Mrs J. A. Marley, president DAYTON woman's
Literary Club Miss Estelle Metcalf PRESIDENT sidney
Century Cub Miss Alice Keeshan. OF the Tourists OF
TIInosIMrs. Ralph Emerson, of Chicago Monday
Club Mrs. Mary spauding Brown, president Cmcseo
"d TndisnaCMrs Ketchsm, president. indianapolis
Katharine Merrill Club Mrs. Winstandley, president
Ts55esseeMNiss MarT B. Temple Of Knoxville,
corresponding secretary Of the Federation. ~
Louisisna-Mrs. Virginia B. Thomas president new
Ksnsas-Mrs NJ Lemon Of Hvpatia Club. Wichita.
Missour-Mrs. Kennedy, vice-presdent OF Feoerauoh
'''I- Ttah@Mrs Corinne NJ. Allen. Of Utah Ladies'
literary Club.
Miss Mary B. Temple Of Knoxville Tenn, the
corresponding secretary, presented her report IL
showed that there were Jos clubs in the Federation
and thrty-one who had filed applications fox admis-
sion II decided TO have the biennial convention
in Chicago next May comprise three DAYS, with three
sessions daily.
The celebration Of the nineteenth anniversary OF the
Woman's Club of Orange was held in the afternoon,
with a luncheon at Glenmont," the home OF Mrs
Thomas A. Edisonin Llewellyn Park The regular order
Of toasts was then taken up. The toasts were the
following: our CHESTS responded 70 by Mrs Julia
Ward Howe OF Boston: " Our sister Clubs, Dr. Jennie
NJ Iozer Of New York: The Federation Mrs Chaf-
iotte Emerson Brown. of East Orange It's presldent
gClub Anniversaries Miss Mary =. Temple. Oi KNOX
vile. Tenn: e. Absent Members Of our Clubs. Mrs
j. A. Mariay Of Dayton. Ohio; our sisters hlthOul
Clubs Mrs Abby Locke stone, OF Worcester MASS
I. The Other Half MS Mary E. MumfoTd, Of PhlA-
delphia Our Daughters Mrs. Fanny P. Palmer. Of
OF Portland. Me: our Host responded 10 by the
phonograph with a specially prepared cylinder.