New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-14

Mssa man end Tnd axe new par or doves
Now rayiy he Tags cat lis sumrucnns chimes
For women not squred 10 march on WIN he tines
end Games in plain gowns ana WISE ooHc*'eS can meet
Mt ono man eN1eG,i to v kneci at our fe rect
Bmt only as guests now. and We foot the bin,
Roast meats and dessert. in clever new styles,
We hope may encourage kind masculine smiles
We scr.bbicrs close banded like flag
In our own liitle corner don't let The timr drag;
The Woman's Press cub shall be my valentine.
The following valentine was dedicated to Jennie
June Crcly. the president. and 10 IL Mrs. L. cornell
pleaded guilty:
A VALENTINE TO JENNIE JUNE
% my youth: when from afar
viewed thee some guiding star
When words Of thine. 50 wise. 80 true.
Were gladly read and treasured too
Love Of my life, msrurer yeers
Have found in thee gil that endear'
The visa 70 e'cr Fact well thy part
They reap who sow. and our saint proposes
That eyeiy month -i be month o. i roe ,oo
And all NE be sweetness for Jennie June
The following verse was also dedicated to the
Press Club:
7qqgsn sor S fT9Tn n her Sas eysls s"sn.
"Da GH's codh is smile ana feckon
Thou art sill! my valentine
Harriet Maxwell Converse the honorary Indian
Chief Of the Iroquos Nations received the fol-
lowing
Light and warmth and oceans Of dew
out Of the chaos wori grew;
lu1lnc
! great wave uftcd and low, wa; born. ,,..
pi I' tci'I wsspor~aai 5ha, was You.
The following was dedicated Haryot Hol;
Cahoon:
". love o my ;o.. wseseaI T T.: oro, G1r ?nd o'
G1asp'ng ~ith yeiye, touches hand in hand. ,.,.
Where marriage bells with silver ersnce call.
Love ioreih love and love is all in in az ,o,,,r.
The following was read TO Tribune press women;
My ladye you're regal and proud and fair.
WIN !he s"een Of ne ruH in your sober hair,
"f dl Sef T iS' loy ssa aadies ''5 "2 "
Yet, L J. as pilgrim my iadJs fai'--
ina, Dr alhe, ou' Of love and feetie unr.'t,
VIA tende7 s.ace As ! pass $, you ny.
A. promise o. peace d .cntle sicn
That you yearn for your valentine
Fully fifty valentines were read to different club
S. Valentine inc as o did the Press Cuh az body The
following parody was received with applause:
TO THE PRESS CLUB.
on the fourteenth DAY - February.
y millionaire ali unwary.
Turn. IT, s to tne ma na@ g'i1 n, fasc s., , 5,
M! is ,b - V W gay 'p p 9"t 's' ,. o.,
Won't YOU send her n yalcn;.. e.
bless me- I've ranrht Z" writo' eaid ,hd-nilon.ir-
Write three thoughts and hgr. said the maiden fair.
The guests at the club were Or. Depew, the
George Warner. William Gillette Paul Du Chaillu
Admiral Sicard. Mrs DeverouX Blake DR.. and Mrs.
ieLhutn, MI ana Mrs Donald Mclean MI and
Mrs. 4. NJ. Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs J. II. tombstone
Hon Benjamin + Tracy. Mayor ana Mrs. Green. Of
Binghamton; Mile. Olitzka, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Hoyty AIR and Mrs. Robert Wilcox. Mural Hal
stead, Miss Frohman. Edwin Low. Mr.. and Mrs. t.
r. KiGder Morris Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs Trautman.
Juanto Manen, Mr. and Mrs. Birmingham. Colonel
Osbon. OF New Haven MI George OF the JUNO: Re
publ"i Mr. ard Mrs. 4 W. Shurtlcn Mr.. and
" Nrs J. H. Mckinley. AIRS. aDd Miss Ginty. Miss
lean. Mr.: and Mr. W. r. Evans Mrs. Harriet
stanton Batch; Miss Morse. Dr.. and Mrs Pearce.
per, Mr.. and Mrs. Seward. Nh aud Mrs sade
Miss hChut. The Rev Phoebe lianaford, Mrs
Cfoly. AIRS. Herman. Professor Charles Sprague
Smith, L. Il. Valentine and Ella Dietz Cymer, Re
grets were received from President and Mrs. Ceve