New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
SOROSIS ELECTS ITS OFFICERS.
REVIEW OF THEIR YEARS wORK-DR- LozIER
CHOSEN PRESIDENT AGAIN.

REVIEW OF THEIR YEARS wORK-DR- LozIER
CHOSEN PRESIDENT AGAIN.
There is one day in the year more important than
all others Soross, and that IS the first Monday III
March. 1t is then that the annual election OF o'hccs
takes place Yesterday did not prove less interesting
than other election days the society holding two Sos
sions at sherrys one beginning at 10 30 a. m ana
the other al | rs D. m. Luncheon was served at L.
o'clock TO which no guests invited. The FOL
lowing Is the list OF officers for the new year
President Dr. Jennie de Ia NJ. Lozier; first vice
president, Mrs. Ella Dictz Clymer, second cepr~l
dent Mr., Ruch o. De Lamater; third vice president
Mrs Rebecca a. Morse; chairman executive committee
Mrs DIMES T. S Denson; second member executive
committee Mrs. F.. Louise Demorest; third member
exe:utive committee Mrs. Romea l.. Clapp; fourth
member executive committee. Mrs. Christina j. Hgiey
fifth member executive committee, Mrs. ionia bird :
recording secretary, Mrs Naude X Clark; correspond
ing secretary Mrs Mary Dane Hall; treasurer Mrs
Miriam ID. Deane: auditor, Mrs. Hester NJ Poole :
musical director Mrs. Genie II. Rosehfeld; chairman
OF custodians Mrs Mary NJ Bergh"h; chairman OF
committee on literature. Mrs. Margaret Manton Merrill
chairman OF committee on art Mrs. Isabella BIN
Chalmers chairman Of committee on DRAMA Mrs Lydia
J. Wood chairman OF committee on phlanthfppy'
Mrs. Laura A. Palmer chairman OF committee on
,cien6e Dr. Sarah f. French; chairman OF COMMITTEE
on education, Mrs Jeanette =. Leeper. chairman OF
committee on house and home MIS- sophia Curt>s :;
chairman OF committee business women, MIS-. Ellen
~ Van Brint
DR. Iozier was reelected president by reclamation.
hi, being the only time but one when Mrs CrOy was
90 honored. The following T. part Of the report made
hv the president at The business meeting in the morn
ing: At the twenty-thlrd anniversary breakfast %
Sorosls March lG 1891. / had the honor or being
Indicted into nv official place by our beloved retiring
president Mrs. Ella hlez Clymcr, whose falling health
preye ned her from continuing in Office to the full
limit OF the three years term our change OF local
habitatiOn has been effected in obedience 10 the law
NJ growth. our social meetings have been brilliant
as a mere recaptuation Of subjects Will prove. We
have discussed The influence Of foreign authors upon
National literature; the pros and cons OF art the
effects OF ply steal culture Of Desartc the nature and
OBJ jecs OF philanthropy the value OF organizations
by women for the improvement OF wOmenS economic
conditions: the best education for LIES duties and
the true ideal OF domestic happiness. We have lost
during the last very dear and gentle Stcs.
whose sympathetic faces sadly miss, and We have
gained ~ gOodly number Of efficient women who VIII
add TO working force and contribute thought
and culture Ia the common stock The year has been
therefore good and happy one and martS on the dial
Of life step forward toward the zenith OF true and
| imperishabe attainment"
DR.. LOzler has been member OF the club five years
and has held Office during all that time. having been
first chairman OF the Committee on Science and again
chairman Philanthropy. The president II elected
for only year. but she three successive
The annual breakfast will take place March IL