New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12
WORK FOR TACTFUL WOMEN.
SUGGESTIONS OFFERED BIZ THE CON-
MITTEE OF FEDERATED CLUBS
MANY COURSES PROPOSED FOR srupY-rHE ETH

MANY COURSES PROPOSED FOR STCDY-rHE ETH
CAL RESULTS OF EDUCATION CONSIDERED
VACATION SCHOOLS FAVORED.
This morning the New-York State Federation OF
Womens Clubs begins the third and last day OF
its convention. This IS the programme in full for
the three sessions:
Morning, 1890 TO l23O o'cock-Report OF Literary
Committee, Miss Myrtiy Avery, Albany; report OF
Nominating Committee. Mrs Marian w. Chaplin
Brooklyn.
Ellen Hardin walwOrth,, NewYork City; practical
raj M Mrs HGs AApS
rent topics. Mrs. Louise Benson, SYRACUSE house
hold economies. DR.. Mary h. Green. Charlotte.
Evening, 7l5 o'clock-Address How Patriotism
Gregory. UTICA; address Some Uses OF Hero Wor-
ship" Mrs. Harrette W. II. Green Herkimer adj
History Mrs. Alice Morse Earl Brooklyn; ad-
dress, MIS-. Ellen NJ Henrotin president OF General
Charles r. Grouse, Syracuse.
The Syracuse clubs that are In the State Fedora
ton are the following: Social Art Club. Women s
Educational and Industrial Union and Employment
Society, the kanatenah, Household Economic,
Syracuse branch Jewish Women Working Wom-
ems Club. Home Literary Club Wednesday Club.
Auxiliary to Society for Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals. Botany Club. Needlework Guild Mothers
Club Round Table. Trained Nurses Association
and kindergarten Association
Several other clubs will enter the Federation dur
ing this convention. The club exhibit, consisting
OF programmes calendars OF the different clubs and
booklets. Is Of great interest. II Is arranged I'm
the Kanatenah Club house. The following COM
mittee from the Womans Union has acted as host
esses during the convention: Mrs l.. V. L. Lynch.
president; Mrs. f. S. Jenney. Mrs Milton II. North
rup and Mrs Edward JOY vice pre- sidens: Mrs.
Charles r. 1de secretary: Mrs. H. c. CoWl. treas.
rrer; Mrs Louise Benson. auditor. and the follow
Ing chairmen OF the Union committees: Mrs. T..
H. Merrell Miss ARIA =. Huntington. Mrs. Charles
X. Sherlock Mrs Seymour Stone. Mrs. X. j. Sloan,
Miss Mary Huntington. Mrs. Charles r. Saul. Mrs
Frances W. Marlette. Mrs f.. c. Stearns. Mrs
Dwight II. Bruce Mrs. Ellen NJ Mitchell. Mrs. a.
Guttman and Mrs. Thomas Emory.
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Syracuse. Nov. 1.-THE second days session OF
the annual convention of the NcwYork State Con-
federation of Women's clubs and Societies opened
with large attendance this morning. The rout-
Inc business OF the convention was lost sight OF 10
considerable degree I'm the hot whirl OF politics
which is taking hold of the delegates. The contest
for the Office Of president IL thought 10 lie between
Mrs. William Todd Hemuih OF Sorosis. Newly ork.
ind Mrs. l.. V. l.. Lynch Of this city. Mrs. Hell
muth comes TO the convention with the backing
OF the great body of New-York city delegates.
mos, of whom are members OF Sorosis Mrs.
Lynch depends on the backing of the upstate
delegates in her canvass for the Office. Mrs Chan
cellor Waworth OF Saratoga. Is also candidate.
Syracuse has candidate for treasurer in the per
son Of Mrs. Milton H. Northrup but II is expected
that she will withdraw in case Of Mrs. Lynch \
election.
This mornings session opened with the report OF
the Committee Education. presented by DR..
Amelia Earle Trant chairman. The committee
advises that "A committee OF eleven. ten OF whom