New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-29
DISCUSSING PIPERS on ELOCUIION.

NEW ARRIVALS SWELL TIE NUMBER OF PUBLIC
READERS GATHERED ~ CONVENTION
Tho second DAYS session Of the first national con-
vcnon Of public readers and teachers OF clocntoh III
tho United stntcs opened at O'CLOCK Ses'eru.S
morning at Columbia College with the PRESIDENT r
r. Mnckny III the chair. The list cf vccprcsidch's
selected by the nominating committee. one from ech
state represented Is rs follows; Mrs ). W. shoc
maker Pcnnsylvania; Miss Miriam Nellie. Texas; Miss
Ily IIollngshead. ohio; l.. II. liamb"rlin' 'renna
Cora W. Afford West Vareinia: Frederick H. ii''e".'
wyoming. Miss Margaret Wardc California y. NJ
TAYLOR. Florida Walter C. Lyman, ILLINOIS, T. D.
Nc ,yoy Indiana; Miss IVA NJ BlaydcS' hch'u'N
Mrs Ncla rrownPond. MASSACHUSETTS, Ihoh'S -
rruebood. Michigan: 4. II. Merrill. Tennessee; f.
Livingston barbour. NcwIcrscy Emma l.. Wcth'-
,.u Minnesota: Robert Irving Fulton. Wisconsin,
Mrs Ecunh smith. North Carolinn. and Hannibal a.
Williams The committee on permanent orgnmhiltioh
ls Hannibal A. williams chairman the Rev. Dr. t. l.
Thwiae Miss Elsie ". Wbor. Thomas I. Ir"cpooi'
and Miss l.. IIolngshead The auditing cohliNi'''c
e. T l. McAvuv, Of indianapolis. Robert D. ful'oh'
- Kansas CITY, and Walter " Holt. OF Brooklyn.
rho manning cycrcses were opened by the reading
n, pancr on Vocal Culture By Miss Lily Holdings
head the granddaughter Of It's writer James H. Mur
doch OF Cincinnati Miss Cora VI. wheeler oil 'uca'
and Others discussed Mr.. Murioch's paper. MISS
IIollng reading Of 1.-THE Chariot k"cc from
.Bcn-lInr7 was received with applause. \ paper on
blood Of Kansas CITY, followed by brief discussion OF
lts merits T. j. McAvOy of indianapolis. read Mark
Twain md the Interviewer and the morning session
closed with the reading Of four selections from Austin
Dobsan by Miss Mary II. Zachos.
"Psycholosy and Expression was the subject Oh
the first paper OF the afternoon by T. Townsend south
wick OF Ncw.York How quickly can two opposite
and real emotions succeed each othcrl' WIS discussed
by Mrs. Moore Mr.. Chacc, Professor McAvoy. 5. H.
Clarke and Mrs. Jessie T.. SOuthwick.
An. sng' the arrivals Of the day were Charles G.
shoemaker. Philadelphia Miss May Francis. Mrs. Frank
Eugene Keys. Lockp0r; Miss Ju,'ic Crasc Ellis.
Newark; Mrs. j. W. shoemaker. Philadelphia; Miss VI.
:. Butler, DE Land, Florida; Elizabeth Il. Davidson.
Mrs H. H. Carpenter, Toledo; Miss Cora Tardy. Eliza
McGill Evansville, Ind. Alberta Oakley, Helmuth
Colcrc London, ont. H. Kate MuMock Philadelphia;
Miss Mary Il. ker, Pittshurg: Miss suSannc Is. Iloytc
A. II. Merrill Vanderbilt University. Nashville. Tenn.
Miss Garland jersey City ana Virgil A. Tinkley. Gin
cnnati.
To-day there will be three full sSions. beginning ut
o O'Clock with n paper on Elements OF Elocuton as
Applied to Stage Art" other papers will be read on
Passion and Emotions ard a New CONCEPTION OF
Action, There will be several readings and a discus
sion OF The Relation OF Eorutl)n 10 College and Uni
verslty Education' open 10 all.
Al the Hotel Brunswick last night 1.-THE Voice Maya
zine" gave a reception TO It's friends and the elo-
u,,onlsts over 800 Invitations were issued and
400 poope were present. The reception committee
consisted OF Miss Elsie NJ. WillOr, Miss Caroline b.
IcRow. Miss Helen Potter aud Miss Mary 5. Thomp-
SON Among those present were Professor Henry ~
Shaw, OF NOVA Scotia; DR.. S. oscar Myers. the Rev.
A. j. Trimmer, Mrs. Evelyn Is. Ayres Mrs. John ID.
Lockwood, OF Washington. ID. c.. Marguerite Moore,
Mrs Bella H. H. Plat. Miss Elizabeth irving, Toledo
Ohio: Miss Maud Babcock. Binehamton, n. y. Mar
raret A. Alexander, st. john n. b.; Miss Bessie
NJ Houghton Mrs. Thomas W. liotchklss, W. H.
irving Miss Maud Bcckwith Harrison Millard Mrs
r. c. Noble Mrs. J. H. Cutter, Mrs. Virgil A. INK
Icy, J. scot; Clark Mrs. Annie G. ketchum. MIA
Louise Manning Mrs Boardman and Mrs. Eleanor
Eirh