The sun., 1893-03-21
SORoSIS HAS A BIRTHDAY.


their rose wreaths yesterday afternoon above
q brilliant company Of notable women. assem-
bled to celebrate with feasting and oratory
and music the twonty-ffth anniversary.
the silver "sipelehood." OF Sorosis About
the long tables. festooned with gar
lands OF smilax and spring blossoms
we're seated women savants in medl-
cine and philosophy. women special
lists In education and sociology. women celeb
rifles in literature and art, women OF tho
stage and women OF tho pulpit, women re-
formers and women society leaders At tho
centre OF the officers table Mrs. Lozior. the
thrice elected executive officer Of the club.
presided with gracious tact and dignity. Julia
Ward Howe. tiny woman with snow-white
hair. small in stature to bear SO
Groat weight OF honor and fame.
was at her right Mrs May Wright sewall.
stately and Handsome woman. sat at her left.
Mrs Ella Dietz Clymer, the swest-@iassd @ pSet get
of Mssa BIe@n
Jean kIncsid. the jearnslIss from BosS9n;
fiichayd r. Avery. Mira khoda Hol ines Nichols.
Miss Eunice Fry. Mrs. g. g Bartol. Mrs. Theo.
ssc M ass kn al
GH1yan IN ipst SGSs the pssSs p%s:
one after another 81 the LADIES recoenfzed her.
acco@panied com Rsf'S Sy ii MIS- Thsodore Davis and
Miss Davis was among the most prominent OF
I've Welcome you heartily to our twenty:
when the time for speaking came. Our ad-
taining that the CLUB for women is an instItu-
tion that was not born 70 die and make no
s hut G e ss
vigorously SO long as 1t shall be helpful
Sm hs shosd hS niPs o aSs s4 sns
own misapprehen.Ion Of is aims and lack Of
msmSsrs fS q soross
and we shall rise on the winged words oi mes
iooEs Isaa'l upon The Nv slds a.ids now now opening to
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color would give i voice sna
foot on Plymouth hoek. after her the
tsa the so and cared i FOR her f ann
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Among literary women there should Be Har-
riet Beecher stowe. Margaret Fuller. Eliza
ffsa Sse edaestors shoaid % Eliza psaSedS
Of the kindergartens. Mary Lyon. Sophia
sna the the oOa hss enss
b hsrrIst Hossmer. the SCULPTOR; and
tie sSnssise al @ shins the
Of hs h HsH E1ssna bssa j.
es esi Word III esse
York neighbors. especially those who wear the
%ltted to share in the celebration OF their an
o tse nd rGr
eloquently delivered. convincing her hearers
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yelIew flower in her hand. abe said:
ritory whose boundaries arc i'm possible, e, in:
On y
Sspsa 1sa.s end e have T@ tnnis d
aoWsVsr ao'y Sss here NSs York one counts as
ae
as they who live beyond this boundary. These
to ss Ess soSs Ways %03 ssn
tor was claimed among representati;e
New England ud,,ows womsnt tnt It as WAS in
found opportunity for study. When An
toinette brown sought lpreparation for her life
;soI!sss, , for wS%sa nssds$ A wS%sS
Freeman Palmer to preside at Wellesley.
When the American Press Association de-
eiieient and reliable Esports OF the Exposition
Of 1880 it was in tho West they found Marga-
Boston and New York draw upon the West
GARRISON. Eliza Archard Connor. ali
posed, desired in the election preceding this
ws W.ern ss 1ssGa ssata q hs a4y ut
chosen for the undertaking And whom the
q II Sss N Ss vest 81 Ss1 oYnd
their famous leader. Frances L; Willard.
Mr sy' o. s hs
club IN the world formed by women for wo-
men wholly. and wholly sustained by women.
From Fro the beginning it has been sslf-develop-
And Julia Ward Howe spoke earnestly Sf
and heipfulness toward the race. "Gt is to
VINO have mothsrhooa OF lesrt that We
d the race. And It Is in. the clubs
that the earnest woman fpds another helpful
heart beat with the zeal that fills her heart
nnds coppanionsh!D in h1TPe In interest: in
will rich In that which is better than money.
mighty in helpfulness as We come together for
The highest insignia Of honor In sorosis is
the diamond,set badge Of the club In the form
!erred Yesterday upon three women..M
.ozier. the President Of the club; Mrs Croly.
holtz. the Chairman Of custodians.
There were more speeches and songs. poems
written by the club me m bers and recited BY
other club members. and fellcitations and
galore before the ceremonies
dlsbandsd.
Comptroller Meyers Raises SALARIES.
The salaries Of these employees In the
office have been raised: Charles
A. BruniDg. clerk, from $1,000 to $1,000: |