New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-02
PRESS WOMEN ENTERTAIN.
THREE HUNDRED OF THE DELEGATES
TO THE CONVENTION OF THE L L. F. c.
ARE WELCOMED.
A CHARMING AFTERNOON-JENN- JUNE cR9Lf
AND HER ASSOCIATES INSISTED THAI
EVERYBODY SHOULD MEET
EVERYBODY ELSE

EVERYBODY SHOULD MEET
EVERYBODY ELSE.
Tho voman's Press Club rendered a reception
yesterday afternoon TO the delegates 10 the con-
yention Of the International League OF Press CLUBS
and from $50 o'clock until O'Clock lts mead
quarters. the chapter rooms OF Carnegie nan was
tbronged with journalists. all Of whom seemed TO
he having the best possible time. Three hundred
delegates were expected. and nearly all Of them
must have been present.
The chapter room was beautifully decorated
with palms. sent by Fleschman az compliment
70 the club and the doors We're guarded by
quartet Of Young women bearing silver plates
loaded with pink and white roses one OF these
roses was fastened on the coat or dress OF each
guest and without one no one was allowed 10
enter.
The flower girls" were Miss Nellie Howes. Miss
Famine Cory Mrs Ernest Sexton Thompson and
Miss Lille Cuttings. Of PttsDurg.
Inside the chapter the guests were re-
ceived by a committee. consisting OF Mrs. W. +.
Morse chairman: Mrs. Anna Walters OMara,
Miss E 4 Sims and Mrs. Gertrude Lynch. the
club hostess The delegates were then presented
10 Mrs Jennie June Croly, the president OF the
club. Mrs Croly looked bright and well. and
talked all the afternoon in the most animated
manner She wore a black satin skirt. with
pink silk waist striped with black. and on her
head was a dainty flower bonnet
Mrs Morse was attired in black satin skirt
with white satin bodice and bolero jacket OF
black velvet, embroidered in steel Her bonnet
wasstrimmcd with roses and foliage Mrs o'Mara
wore an imported gown Of black net and jet. the
fuiness in front being caught with dagger OF
diamonds Her hat was a large one trimmea
with black plumes. Miss Sims had on skirt OF
Inauve crepon with imported jacket Of tucked
black silk trimmed with yellow chiffon ana iur-
Their adorned with an immense corsage bouquet of
sweet clover Miss Lynch was in blue chameleon
silk and point lace snd & large hat trimmed
with volets. She presided at the tea-table, and
was assisted by Miss Marie l.. Coffin, who was
charmingly gowned in silver-gray
The programme arranged by Mile. Corrad
and was most enjoyable. Miss Efie Stewart sang
three selections and listened to with much
attention as is accorded TO her every Sunday
In St Ignatius's Church. She gave the Serenade
from .Ascanio" by Saint-Saens with piano
compartment played by Mrs. Potter Paddock, and
accompaniment by A. Ioieqo; As , an encore she
sent by the IEolan company ana was played con-
tnuously by Nj Toledo.
Among those members and guests present were
Harry D. Vought. president Of the international
league OF Press Clubs. and Mrs. Yought, George +.
Cartney, of Philadelphia, the treasurer W. F. Gill
ehrTes c1o d A. RI d STEPHEN f5Se von sznnyy Hairy
&C Wolfe. George L. Frankelstein Miss tltzhqgh
Mrs Hen4y r. Tefft Mrs Osborne Regent OF
1 n R1nT vera # e and AR r Roswell h6SR
wood Hallstram Nj. and Mrs. Donald Mclean. Mrs
lam II Harrison the Rev. Antoinette Brown
Blackwell Or. Ethel Blackwell. Dr. Fanny Oakley;
Miss : $ Walden. MAY Whitney Emerson, OF
Washington: Mrs. Lockwood. Of Washington; Mrs
Marian Iongfellow O. DOnOghue. OF Washington.
a member of the Board OF Governors OF the Inter
national Press League: Mr.. and Mrs Jonn RoDln-
son OF Philadciphia: Mrs. NJ a. Wilder Miss Jen-
ME Wilder Mrs Frances Harding, Mrs. A: X r.
Tesbitt president OF the PENNSYLVANIA WOman's
Press Associate on; Miss l.. ". Emory. Mss L. /.
Nosten Miss Josephine Pope and Miss Martha
Winstock OF Philadelphia. Fred Murphy, ~ Phla-
dephia; Leland VI. Wilamson o. Philadelphia:
CaptaIn de Thumme, Cl2t. Miss Z. Msrg ute lind
ley Mrs Ada Cabie. secretary Of the Western Penn
..1 prgCS IA u.
Penn: William H. Tomhns of Chicago. director
81 tbe ApollO club: Mrs. Anna SanDorn Hamilton,
president OF WimOdaughsiS. Mrs Martha G. Vim
cent ard Miss Mary Burt. of the Illinois WOman's
Press Club: Lieutenant and Mrs. B. T. Walling.
L 4 pr Philip Leach. /. 5 A. +. 7. Mangan.
OF Wilkesbarre: Thomas J. Keenan,, jr,, O. Pitts
burg: Mrs Mary NJ North. corresponding secre-
Miss Tneodora North. Mrs Haryo, Holt Cohoon,
Nh, Saran Venners Court. Mrs. Clarence Burns,
Mrs Eliza Putnam Heaton, who is Just 6ach from
a Ioog rr0mD i'm Egypt: Mrs. Margaret Kavenhill.
lately from Europe Mrs H. Hubbard Knowles
Mrs Miriam Mason Cruby. the countess Annie de
Monfai:,u Mrs Florence Eliza beth Corey. Mrs.
Frank Nuze1t. William Cnristnan. Of Washine-
ton Penn: Miss Alice CobOurn and Emil Srhwab
Mr and Mrs VOught are staying at the Gcrlacn
ard arc going from here 10 cd Point Comfort Mrs.
Nough looked clarming Yesterday in gown OF
red. black ard blue plaid with picture maj IoiHsd
with black plumes Among tho man" pins t2at me
wore the gold buffalo the badge Of the Buffalo
convention OF tho Press League, occupied proinl-
nent POSITION. Every noticed II, ana mrs
NOughf srni!inglv wondered. when II was com
men'ed on II the New-Ycrk badge would be as