New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-25
WHAT THEY UOULD 10 IF THEY COCLD

WOMEN OF TIE PRESS CLUB LET OFT THE
SECRET OFFICERS FOR TIE COMING YEAR
The installation OF officers at the meeting OF the
Woman's Press Club. held yesterday afternoon at
Hardman Hall. was an affair TO be remembered.
The small stage resembed nothing much
brilliant flower garden with the bright faces Of
women peeping the masses OF varicd-colored
blossoms Each officer held immense bouquet
OF roses nearly every specimen being represented
the bouquet being tied with loops and long ends
OF wide satin ribbon. Placed the desk in front
OF the president prettily arranged cluster o.
double yellow chrysanthemums As each officer
was introduced by the "scrsesnt-at-arms' MISS
CYNTHIA Wcstover she acknowledged the compli-
mcnt which had been paid her by few words OF
thanks
The officers for the coming season are Mrs. j. G
Croly president. Mrs Mary Kyle Dallas. first vice
president: Mrs Kate NJ. Hostwick. second vice
president Mrs Mary Coffin Johnson rocorlln;
secretary Mrs Sara Venners Court. corrcspon ding
secretary: Mrs Mary Faulkencr. treasurer: Mrs
Fannie T. I.>v auditor; Mrs. Sara W Mcl'inn'li
chairman OF Execuiiv" Committee. Mrs Fleming
frs member Mrs. Laura \. Palmer. Ms Anna
tive COMMITTEE: Countess Anna j.. Moniilgu. club
hostess. Nile. Henriette L. Corraii chairman ~
Ames chairman OF Literature and journalism; Mis-
Marie Dacie. chairman Of Progress NJ CARR" y.
Morse. chairman Of Art; Mrs Margaret Leineh'
a vote Of thanks was given TO Mrs. Alec Maj
y.
young conungents, the Misses croly. morse am
Beckwith. Following the business part Of tn
programme several musical selections were given
hv Miss Suzanne Ella Wood }. j.. Fitzgerald ana
Mile Henrette l.. Corradi. each number Dong
heartily encored. \ discussion. which was sht
eested by the president, caused much merriInen'.
what immediate object would you accomplish
il endowed with the power ,,
Mrs Croly started the ball rolling by declaring
that she would built woman's clubhouse. MIS-.
Ames said that she would use the power given h,r
10 make the world better for her having lvcd u.
it, hearty laugh was raised At the expense "i
Mrs Caboon who declared that she wantcl
money. and could she have II she would go 10 q, a
Founding Asylum and adopt four babies, a Wi"I'
litter OF them" at once Miss Wcstover "ahteu 10
he able TO do without eating, the time req,lrra
being too precious to waste In such useless VIZ.
Mrs Bostwick would take away every uonai
from rich bachelors and give the same 10 s'ruge
gling girls Poor children would be happy coui4
Anna Randall Dieh have her Wish. as she YOU, Wonlu
Give every one in town nice Thanksgiving nihi'i
Mrs. Law would have suffrage. ana MIS-. ,'eS'e e,
%.nvid remove pessmism from the worin. MIS-.
palmer declared that she would make rich women
reaiize how much they might DO for others. anu
Mrs Heimuth would have voice IN the Goverh n,
nent of the country. Miss Smith seemed 10
wnine the wish Of OF the other members when
80 declared with much feeling that she would
ike "a proud publisher and proud EDITOR AT her
Taot that she might decline them Doth. =, go
Tea vas poured by Mrs Cahoon Tor the last
time as club hostess large nuHlDer Oh Hc"i-
hers and guests was present