New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
IN HONOR or MRS. HENROTIN.

A RECEPTION FOR THE PRESIDENT OF THE GEN
rp,t. FEDERATION OF woMANs CLUBS.
A brilliant reception was given yesterday after
noon AT the Hotel Waldorf for Mrs. Ellen NJ Hen
rotin president OF the General Federation Oh
Woman's Clubs, by the New-forK state reueia
ton The banquethall and the overlooking Da-
comics we're filled to their utmost capacity by 'he
members OF the various clubs OF New-fo rk anu
adjacent cities which included in the fedora
ton Mrs Henrotln. gowned in cream-white crepoh
stood AT the head OF the room, and was introduced
10 the quests by Mrs. J. C. Croly president OF
the New York State Federation. Mrs Croiy was
assisted by Mrs. William Tod Helmuth. president
of Sorosis; Mrs n. H. Backus and the Countess
de Montaigne.
In introducing the guests OF honor TO the conh-
pany at large, Mrs Croly said that II was most
appropriate that the first reception given by the
state Federation should be in honor of Its president
general
Mrs. Henrotin made a pleasing response. She
said In part:
No movement is interesting or successful uh. .
it has underlying philosophy, and organization VIII
be the nineteenth century philosophy. Inc nasS
increase in facilities Is appreciated by me wor,n
in speaking OF the great labor market. II Is ao-
surd to class woman as newenmer ,a Sne rSs
crown OF organization TO woman was gwen Dy
a dpn gaotnr TAN ever before To be
cessful president u a woman cup one musI pe
"A nnancier. ana let me say rlsht mere IL has 49,
my opinion for some time that man represents
the IDEAL woman the practical. daughter ana
APPLAUSE Men have tried for a long tune 10 NJ
square pieces into round holes, ana naturaiiE nav
failed. with woman's practical assistance III car,
rylng out some of these ideas, success mas Desn
attained 1t Is indisputable that women can make
$40 go much further than men can do, and. more
over. woman doesn't spend 1t until she mas H. OF
knows where IL Is coming from. ~.
Again. woman is the conservator OF morality
Among those present Mrs. Janvier lie Due.
Mrs Margaret Lennon. Miss Helen Johnson Mrs.
Clarke. Miss Maud Banks. Mrs. Goss. DR.. Eloise
Church. Mrs Lille Devereux Blake. president Of
the Womans Suffrage League: Miss Anna War
rem Story, Mrs. c. l.. Bolton. Mrs. Charles Faux
ner Mrs Harry Faulkner. Mrs. Charles Wilder.
Or. Fanny oakley. Mrs. Harry Wailerstein. Mrs.
vida Croly Sidney. president OF the Twelfth Night
W f. HorrOcks. Mrs. Mary Elliott knodell. Mrs
Helen Soue Parker Mrs. \. T. Harms. Miss Emma
Carroll, Mrs. Seymour Parker, Mrs. Parker, MRS
sydney Rosenfeld Mrs. James Fairman, Mrs, j. de
Ia NJ Iozier. Miss Mary Penheld. Mrs. Edward
Addison Greeley. acting president OF the W oman
Legal Education society; Mrs isabel Fales Nine
Norton DR.. Harriet;e c. keatinge. Mrs g. Eisk
Andrews. Mrs; Laura Daintree. Mrs Jenny Hop
klns. Mrs. Wilton Stone Sebold, Miss A. w
Sterling Mrs John stanton. Mrs. Flora NJ stewart
Mrs. Jennie V. H. Baker Miss Morse Mrs. J. j.
AmOry' president Of the Nassar Students Aid So
cleiy Mrs. Mcdonald Mrs. Sarah Nenners Court
Nelson. Miss Isabel Evesson. Mrs. Margaret Raven
hill Mrs. Alice Johnson. Mrs. ". +. Tredwel. Miss
Potter Mrs. Brinkman. Mrs. Fuller Mrs. Rodell
Mrs Tooker Mrs Mary Roberts Doid. Miss Chris
tine Rounds. Mrs. Russell Sage. Nine. Korany Mrs
g H. Freeman, Mrs. Ralph Trauman, Mrs. Edith
Sessions Upper. Mrs. Francis Furnad. Mrs. Sarah
fleming Mrs. George NJ. Huntington. Mrs. Ella
Dietz C.yner Mrs Hasset Mrs. Nye, Mrs. Kelly
Mrs. Rachel McNney Mrs Emma Quincy and
Mrs. Yariley president Of the New-Jersey State