New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-07

man. and the Library Committee, Miss Myr,i"'
Avery. OF Albany. chairman TIE feder"'ion los
determined to devote It's best energies lo"diu gu"
cational matters. looking especially 10 the cNu.
sion and broadening OF public school interests ",
Trant is 4 trained educator, and II Is eAp'cleu '''
ber report will be exceedingly comprehensive ''r
.,oyestive The entire Federation Will move VIII
,o,corted action along the line Of educatloha. en-
tension and hence DIR. Trant mas beeu in"N''e
thorough research into the subject ana VIII P'eHs''.
= full and helpful report The work Of ''ie luz
Committee IS closely allied 10 that o. ''r
tionaI and the feature OF traNelHhs ,,,rts
10 considered in connection with fIer Hoi"' ~
t, hoi 40 educational I'm themselves. As SUI" 90
w., ,oeri,o pIon of action is decided upon '"e
federation will settle at once TO earnest anu 'o''
tinuous work. -. .,t.,.c will b,
nv, roport Of the Nominating Committee WI" O0
Of deep Interest .,, different
Nc, snrine circulars were sent to the ulil'''"'
clubs in the Federation asking Tor an ol'''o" 90 -
I,r,s,lo,t IN succeed Mrs Montgomery
,,ps MONTGOMERY TOO ILL 70 SER\ T.
:, ,os found that the sentiment in favor OF Nj
,,,,,or,, boing her OWN successor was uhd"'-
- tr, her delicate health and the pre9crlP''o''
-, ncr nhvsciln insisting on year
rest and quiet. precluded h'r t'I''''"ii' - ,,
and I'm s.ptcmber circular letters W.T. e. r1
ont 10 ask the wishes Of the F'"''''''' - :
y. ho presidency. Among tho names SuSB'S''"
thaf Of
,t,,or of tho philanthropy aad 'c"ho'''l'S "
n.y., MIC Huntington has Just been NIUE NV
49, -, tho syracuse Board Of EducatlcH' an" ~
oc,ivelv at work in educatiohH h"''''' - Nv
doughter of Bishop Huntington "l - ,.,,,,o
1,, Mr. louise Van Lool Lynch oI -
io'n - stote Corrcspor dcnce, has also pee"
o,oI nv friends She is woman Oh '0N'
,',o, ohilitv and has done much io"aro s,'e'"7
meters in shape for the approaching 1900
Dr Ida Bender. OF Buffalo, mas 'V' ar 400
bv nor friends and her CANDIDACY u Nrs
Mill nIoasantly recall her TO the ,oror,s
II II Backus president OF the ID ,,t,,e head
our ,,onId like to see her as the eNeOu'i'1 L..
49, ctote Federation but she positively uee'
- -. hor name 10 be put forward sN'Hs do "
oor the duties and obligations oil "ei
| place. Nominating Committee
| has a busy time before II. MIS-. N0''t ~ COM
" NJ brooklyn is the chairman oil Tue ~.
man u - r,sa,obers feel that the presidency
I'D M, return 10 the east for at Ieast "
ard woman from the western or Ge' cganddate;
the State they thnk ,6 .R6 Of Brooklyn and Mrs
Wemuth Of New-York, have large in9Thv With
Mrs Montgomery is In ho eacsgd bans FOR edu-
me ten",on and library development, th he
disabled physically r FTab Psts1AnG oSdae
W thn literary section OF Utica mas eo Convention
furtherihhs Mrs. Louise Van Loon Lynch; oil 3EfI
cmse and the corresponding a.t Assistance to
Tanner OF Groton, mas n'el VI nrenarationS
Mra Montgomery in all @ br oRc Of special
Inc md Mrs Alice Morse Earle OF bt !prnssni
will deliver Satmmdving and Writing History.
TRANSPORTATION SECURED.
The Federation members VIII ~ ~
knowing that transportation mas peV" 49,
.a tas IN annie time and the Syracuse
women will open their homes for the entertainment
OF delegates - .vooo
Miss Bgelow. who is 10 read paper on aI so
ton Schools" is a Wellesley CoiIeSe Woini, " 10
the College Settlement in Boston; Sne mas s ,hs
us.oa or a large vacation Schooi there toI Ins