New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28

and ia influence Southern women dec'af'ns
that IL rests with the women OF the country !"
bring about many needed reforms IN eouca"''"
and social problems. Being Southern woman
she said she felt that she must speak OF one SUD-
feet that Is OF paramount interest TO the women
Of her secton-the ynching Of negroes. Mrs PARK
was heartily applauded during her speech which
seemed 10 touch a kindred chord In the hearts OF
her hearers
Mrs Philip Kingsley followed Mrs. Park In the
reading OF a paper Woman and Music. she
poke OF the peculiarly eevating influence OF music
and the necessity for musical training in the broad
and true education Of mankind. Mrs. Claudia
Hazen Barto recited "Hagar" with much dramatic
eject.
After an enjoyable piano solo by Miss Florence
Baker. Mrs. Ada VI. Brown. president OF Dhiro,
pean gave a bright. brief speech. MIS- Brown
said she found dreadful reason against Delg
president Of anything-a president was an, alTa ~
called upon TO make speeches. She salI ne hu M
pleasure OF hearing Ellen Terry make = speech
when she was the Leagues guest ana that II WIS
q source u genuine comfort 10 her When she saw
Miss Terry on the stage committing her speech
The Misses Durand and Miss Katharine Leslie.
OF Toronto. made graceful responses Wn,n called
on Mrs. Leayns. OF Chiras9 represenunE &. tne
womens club interests or her city made an ihlet-
esting talk expressing her great pleasure al ptlnS
IN NewYork and Of listing me tarioHs pnna an
thropic institutions FOR the help and c3Tt1It OF IN.
poor She found especial interest ~ the subJeS, OF
I.eavins's remarks Mr.. Palmer s3id she wished 20
announce tao presence OF The latest League bride ana
10 be- MAD" nor rom the UleiflNFrS
In token Of esteem ana remembrance. Inc bride
was Mrs Martha Morton Cronhicn the author 81
"The Bachelors Romance" and a well-known
member OF the Twelfth Nisht club. She made a
delightful speech. finishing by saving she was busy,
and found chat she was happicst when she was
busiest she hoped the League was also happy ana
busv Th. rif. OF the League WIS handsome
silver loviug-cup appropriately engraved After
the preseutatiOu tea. ices and cakes were plFtahth
~ and an Informal social hour was enjoyed.
The guests from the SOuth-Mrs. Louiie NJ Cor
don now an tie ST. Denis. and Mrs. Robert Emory
park al the Hotel MlrlborCugh-arc both repre-
sentative women. prominent IN social. club edu-
catonal and literary life and deeply Interested IN
oU matters pertaining 20 women and their advance
mant and uplifting. Mrs Gordon IL wei known IN
Network where her work for the Atlanta TX,
No sitl5n resulting I'm such signal success Is sun
remsmbered She will be In the city FOR only a
Nv DAYS and Is here to see her eldest daughter.
Miss Inte Gordon off for year In Germany. where
iov morning accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs Will
Among those present yesterday were Miss Loretta
Nichols Miss Edith Leggett. Mrs McNulty. Mrs
UNlen ] Tousley Mrs. Charles F. SDrague. Mrs
1oonsend Mrs Allen. Mrs. Alice NJ Hunter Mrs.
Dr RYAN Mrs A. a. Brink Mary shaw Nine
t.athcylne Evans Won Klenner. Mrs. Charles j.
Holt Mrs Mary Faulkner Miss Katherine NC
Nurrav Miss Beatrice Moreand. MISS Alberta .Ial-
iatir Mrs Edwin Lardon. Aunt Louisa; MISS
Mia buchanan Mrs. McAuley. Mrs / -. cory
i'm Mrs. Edwin Knowles Mrs. H. Herber'
Knowles Mrs Shaw Mrs Fairman and the Misses
Er,irnran \ pleasure that was not on me pro-
cronuc was the giving or vocal duet ny Two
League members whose names were not ascer-
tainC1.