New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
AMONG WONfEN's ORGANIZATIONS.

The chairman OF the womans League executive
committee. Mrs Bernard McCaulcy. or. as she Is
lci,cr known Mrs. Rachel Mchuiey. is busy Just now
with subscriptions for the Booth Shakespeare me-
dalton. which f. now on exhibition IN TiIanys win
dow. The bronze medallion bears the familiar
features OF Edwin Booth. and. according 10 Joseph
Jefferson. Is the most wonderful likeness In bronze
work seen In long time. II was made ty Theodore
Baur order from Mrs McAu,ey. who PAID SJOo
for IT, intending 10 presenti 10 the Players Club In
memory Of her husband and az token OF respect TO
Mr.. Booth. 1t Is proposed that subscriptions TO
the amount OF 1000 shall be given by members oil
the Players Club TO purchase the medallion. and the
proceeds turned into the Actors Fund treasury.
tickets for the same being IS each. Mrs. McAnley
has thus far received nearly $500 toward the object
The regular business meeting OF the Professional
Woman's League will he held tomorrow afternoon, al
which it Is hoped there will he full ATTENDANCE The
orders for gowns In the dressmakng department have
increased rapidly that three more assistants have
been engaged. Most Of the members Of the league
and many outside professionals seem disposed TO
patronzc this part OF the club literally.
The Fifth Avenue Riding Club /, quiet at present,
presumably on account 0! Lent. Several highjnmp-
Ing contests planned however, for Easter week.
and meanwhile She attendance keeps up to Its regular
standard. Miss Mabel Mctcalf has been winning
laurels as usual this winter In the shape Of two silver
cups and Others who have distinguished themselves
are Miss Cary. Miss pomeroy Miss Greene, Miss SADIE
Hight and Miss DI ROGUE.
4 complimentary entertainment was given by the
Junior Endcavor society last evening AT college Hall
No. o University Building. Biz punches OF ro>tS ana
palms made the rooms attractive, and several cX'
ccllcnt Rotations and musical selections were given
The topic for discussion AT the Domestic club on
Wcdnc.d next will be The Circulation and Diseases
Renting To IT, on winch most Interesting lecture Is
anticipated Members and visitors cordially In
vtcd TO come with babies or young children, a
the club thouChtully provides toys for their amuSe
mcni and Il committee 10 look after their wants, 80
that the mothers can derive complete enjoyment
from the lecture without Interruption.
The Annex Club has cOsey rooms ut No. ~ Mad
I,ol..i. and on Thursday evening these rooms were
brilliantly lighted and effectively decorated by IN"
older members to welcome Il brother dub, composed
Of mddlr-ngcd men. who have been meeting ana
having talks ard Lectures under the title OF the bn
tcrmilk club.
The Alliance Employment Bureau Is ono OF the most
successful branches Of the Working Girls Club. It's
Headquarters are al No. 222 West Thirty eighth.st,
purpose OF his operative branch Is to find employ
Inert Tor any club members who are out ot work
Those Interested in the bureau are also requested 10
Inform the superintendent OF any changes In Their
places Of business. .
\ bright aud gay afternoon wns spent win no
Twelfth Nightcrs on Friday In their quaint nv" rooms
az 40. 1876 East Twenty third-Si The meeting was
purely a social one. and although one or two business
papers were read by members, the afternoon was Nc
voted principally 10 entertaining several on'sl""
friends.