New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-30
FAIR VOTARIES OF THEMIS.
THEY HAVE THEIR ANNUAL DINNER AT
THE ST DENIS.
wELI-KNOwN MEN AND WOMEN MEET WITH
THE ALtjMNAE OF THE woMEN'S LAW
CLASS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
THE CITY or NETWORK.

CLASS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
THE CITY or NETWORK.
The annual dinner OF the Alumnae Of the Womans
Law Glass Of the University of the City OF New
York took place At the Hotel St. Denis last night
Mrs Theodore Suro sat at the head OF the guests
table and had as her opposite Mrs Jennie June
Croly. Others at the table were Ellis II. Roberts,
ST. Clair McKe.way Mrs. William Tod Hemutn'
Chief Judge DAY. Mrs. Russell Sage. Mrs Ralph
L. Shanwad Chancellor Henry NJ. MacCrachen'
Miss Edward A. Greeley. Mrs. Jennie de Ia NJ
Lozier and General James g. Wilson. Among those
present were Professor l. +. Russell. MISS Helen
NJ. Gould, DR. and Mrs. John i. Mum, the Kew
DR.. Edward o. Flagg, Mrs. st. Clair MchcIway'
Mr. and Mrs s. S Packard. Mrs. Charles FIshel,
Walter Logan. A e. Martyr. Dr. A w.
LoZier, DR.. and Mrs. NJ. Rynear, Mr. and Mrs fehx
Jellenk. Charles Fishel Ralph Trautman, Mrs
Julia r. Llnthcum the Rev. and Mrs CharieS H.
Treat A. r. Twyford Miss Jordan. b. II. a. Hof-
man. Myer s. Isaacs Mrs. Donald MacI.ean. w. +.
McCrcdy Consul General G.. Branchi, Mrs Clark
Bel. Ralph l.. Shanwad. Clark Bell. Mrs Ralph
Trautman. Baron Schppenbach, Miss Katherine
Blake Theodore Sutro Miss Lucianne y.
Flynn Edward Townsend Flynn. Miss An
ME Jelcnik Miss X. Hart Nathaniel Els
berg Miss Alice S;erne. Stanford Brown MISS
Dorothy Clinton Henry Pinner' Miss Alex
arder Randolph II. Coles. Mrs ward
Mrs. Esther Herman, DR.. Leonard Weber. MIS-
Henry Dormitze Mrs Lille Devereaux Blake. Mr.
and Mrs. H. Mosler, william Hertburn Wasning-
ton Mrs. Emile S. Van Bel. Miss NJ. StanIeyetta
Titus, James Cosgrove. Mrs. Arthur Gray MIS-
Alice G. Carvell. William Garrett Romano MISS
Margherlta A. Hamm, Mrs. VI. ". Warren. Miss
Edith Merriam, Consul-Cieneral Botassi, Edward
A. Greeley, Mrs. Philip Carpeter, Professor Her
man Dr!ser Professor and Mrs. Frank Erwin.
Philip Carpenter. Miss Isabel NJ. Pettus. James l.
Pettus. DR.. and Mrs. George Ashton Black. Mrs.
David J. Seligman. Mr. and Mrs. William Einstein.
RaOInalI Arnold MIS-.
Amy Ilnnett Scudamore, Miss Edith Linnet. Miss
Mary A. Dean, Miss Bertha kaish Miss Helen L.
Rordcl Or Richard Kalish. Mrs. Eva Monaghan.
Miss A. * Angus Miss a. L. Demer. Miss Il. A.
Relfrert Mrs. Joseph =. Smyth. Miss Julia b.
Sutton. Miss MarSareta Greene and Mr. and Mrs
II. G. Won Kroh.s
Mrs Shairwald. In calling tho guests TO order
after dinner had been served. said: 'Mr. Lowell
long ago defined the true Office OF chairman on
such Cccasions as this to be simply that OF the
herald who blows 4 few conventional notes TO an
nounce that the lists are open. Let that be my
office the1-though the occasion that draws US
together tonight in friendly fellowship is uncon-
yentional AMI unique. For as FAR l know there
| is no other association OF women devoted 10 quite
the same objects which the Woman's Legal Educa-
ton Society. and It's daughters. the Alumnae Of
the Woman's Law Class. have in view
I.ctters OF regret were read from Mayor Strong.
Father Malone AMI Felix Adler, AMI then Chan
| ceuor MacCracHen congratulltei the auinnao on
he progress which women have made in etuca-
tlonal matters and expressed regret az the absence
| ~ Mayor Strong who had by his appointments.
shown that he favored women as educational ON
GERS.
Mrs Theodore Sutro spoke OF the advantages
whicn women would derive from the study Of law.
There Is 10 study she said. which in the way
II mental gymnastics IS more beneficial II we
study the intellectual development OF some OF the
greatest musicians will find that they w0rsh!pred
At tho -nrin" ~ Themit o'f1re becoming high
priests IN n" tempe ~ Euterpe"
Ms L0z!er was greeted with applause AMI spoke
elpiuen'y IN favor of WOnleE's clubs.
Mr. Russell Sage euiog.2ei Emma willard. from
whose school she was raluateI fOrty-eght years
ago AMI Mrs. Edward ADDISON Greeley spoke 81
the unique position OF the society In establishing a
| chair for law lectures to women.
Miss Isabelle Mary Pettus. IN behalf OF the class
| 81 ~. presented souvenir 20 PrOf' sSor Russell
81. clair Mckclway spoke in his usual happy way
and toll the women lawyers ut the start that the
| study Of the works OF Is we'll worthy the at
! t,utiOu Of the finer sex.