The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-11

hhS' MAI "RieHr shWAL-
nsr. II seemed to be an invidious distinction
In favor OF the wheaton CLUB member but as
thu not ta
SnlSs in .ny mutual discus,ion' hut to bend
to ,Srow IN ,sI. rb.r.r 1.
due to tn. two New York women to say that
they succeeded.
entertain. tn. delegates here: !. an $4,000
ground door /. occupied b, parlor'; reading
above is a lofty hall seating about 700 persons.
.i.l.s were filed with women unable to find
Isn't II beautiful to see all these women
Yes. tutit's more beautiful whom som. Of
'em dutter out" replied her practical neigh
Dor. who couldn't see because of those stand
mi ~ i af tSs o, Mnmsn c.rr,.d ann. hind =,
bag. Mrs. Iozier Of Sorosis had a black sIIt
omsroidsrsd eidss u ts .Sa Wrisbt eng ss WITT
carried a ieatber one with Japanesnue decora.
bb r,a.as Cns woman eAhea inc o1o"a the Dag
fSey'd better form one more club" sbe
ssf q, nsI Up Sh W nu and shst
There were scores of well.known women in
ns s s s 70 the
commodate many. DR.. Sarah Hack cit steven
esgc. sat near the centre Of The hail She Ia a
ane.iooting woman tail' and dieni0sd Win
sa h Too and MORN a sss face shs Is
she 10 we'll dressed. Just why social and in
ssIIsetgsi cuituTsa which Is the motive Of the
and unfortunate hats is not to be explained.
morning. MIRA Helmuth Pre- mt OF SorosIs.
was the centre OF q group OF her friends Mrs.
Kate Tannstt Woods OF salem Mass a tall
woman. who would .lwsys attract attention.
the heavy mourning she wears. sat in the front
row Near her was May Wright Sswall Of In
dianapolls. Mrs. Charles Henrotin and Mrs.
in a corner on the back row and chattsd conf
dentiSily.
s.Hs pna bsr frisSds sf fSinh that sSa wlsh n
sill pursIes them. il all came up at the orn-
The curtains blew back and forth at
the open windows. Several hundred fans
reading Of rspoIts' and a peaceful droWsiness
most Appropriate to the atm os phere OF the
within half sn hour Of The time ior edionrn.
msnt and the delegates were BEGINNING 10
think OF Roing out and snatching a few crumbs
from the sleepy mattresses OF the town whom
Mrs Charlotte Emerson Brown the President
announced that there was a special order OF
business left over from the last meeting at
Chicago and that II no one wished TO speak
the Chair would order it suspendsd Imme-
diAtely the mem bers who were familiar with
the inner workings Of the Federation sat up
alert and eager Some OF them smiled Al the
idea that no one wa tedito sneak ON the peciAl
order ms Mentioned by Mrs Brown, They looked
at Mrs MAY Wright Sewall expectanty and
thsy did not look in vain
Mrs SewAll Of INDIANAPOLIS IL the President
somnosad -, rsnrssanta tiy.. srnnn Sen ~
large oreanizstions' saeh as tbe w a r II
the National Woman Suffrage Association. and
WorE T,so -. g. Cl,Jas-ss .N.i- -
OF the Federation OF Women's CLUBS. the IA. |
tional Council wanted the Federation to joIn
lie body. A big hight was waged over the mat |
fsAtsd though. as one Of them said yesterday |
1T was By a parliame ntary trick" Almost the |
same thing haDpened again this morning.
Mrs SsWalL Nhsn abe aross An resDonsa IN The |
thsrs an kansSs o. hSI ii1nuIs. sAlu that u
be diseassed. ana she Would therefors ike to to
speak about Al. Now IL happsns that MrsS
Brown. the President. is one OF the opponents |
OF union with the National CouneiI and thaTs-
fore II WAS lust Nh AT syarIhody aXpaetad Whsn
abe did not smile on Mrs, seWAll's desire 10
speak
. You cAnpo sneak to A propositiou becausa
there Is mona befora the house said Mira
Brown
Up Jumped Mrs. Martha Strickland. woman
dsssatss from the rear Of the hail had benz ee