New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-03

both and party having for its purpose the pur
vestgatins Club. Of Buffao. said that when a
woman joins any order she is supposed to work
Of the Officers to any axness in the laws. The
organization Of the city State is only club on
Of eager Men DO hnt not sS0e in
and 1T is equally s 50 in mnncpn, b e things
Mrs Walter Barron. of the Brooklyn Municipal
The histor, Of women in civics Is brief but
belonged only to men ~ but f women work in bring
ing about factory and stree;ceanng rei9rns iSHd
evils has shown what she can do on these lines
and klndcrsartens it is that the arst necessary
lesson teaching the rsas so1 on
The Rev Phebe Hanaford spoke briefly .,o s.,s
responsible 70 the extent OF knowIedge o. opportHo
gained-is settled: That we may have DO have
nn Iors we oq refuse "o o Know D TO earn PoweT That
Is in the hand OF the man man. or woman VINO holds
Mrs. VI. 6. Gouinock OF the Monday club War
saw. said:
only recently women have been able to do
practical work Man looks at things from one
siandpPn woman from anoher n.'h h re sHm
Mrs MARY. A. Newton, OF the. Women's Health
Protective Association. spoke OF the results that
have been sccompIished by the direct innHeneg OF
women in ciVlcs. Sh. tod now "a Ddflu % "Oneh
the man having carried on his business within ne
limits prohibited by law. ana caused the aooh-
ton OF the distressing evil, though at 1rst they
were told the matter did not concern them -.
had been told that greatness is heavy burden TO
carry. and the greatness OF the question WIS per
haps threatening. But she also dwelt upon the
wrong each citizen helped to confirm by not making
proper protests against existing ana apparen1
The motion TO adjourn atter having been over
ruled. TO give extra time TO the speakers was again
o'clock in the afternoon
Little Mothers Association. declared that the only
danger really threatening humanity - lack OF
pends entirely upon individual ,rainirg Each
consumer must. she said. be producer. Ina
billy to comprehend the needs and feelings o.
others is the sourre OF much misery, and any
training that tends to self development helps also
: In acquiring u jus. estimate OF The rights or
others. Mrs. Johnston made plea for the found
ing Of gis ndas;la ~ nng s sr4So Introduced
/ by the chairman Of the rommitter Mrs Ralph
/ OF the New-York Health Protective Association.
taken up fourteen years ago when men "eir 10"
health OF the community by insuring proper
sanitation Mrs rrSutmarn spoke OF tns hrai L.
death OF Colonel Waring, and recalled the Tat
! TIA, lis coming to New-York was due to a woman.
who pointed out TO Mayor Strong low efhci"ht nis
services might be- in caring for the sueei' o. the
metropolis. She showed now by protesting AGAINST
good ones. women may achieve good results.
whether in the line OF physics or IN 'he ENFORCE
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WHAT BROOKLYN is DOING
Mcs J,mes scrimgeour. OF Brooklyn said that
! Brooklyn is doing reasonably we'll but she had
found in making investigations as 10 how to pre-
vent abuses OF the law or how TO obtain ne" ana
1 better laws that It is and better Magistrates
that needed throughout The c9Lh,tEi iHth n,
thsn chang OF Laws. and that tn Individual cru
zen l. responsible for not insisting upon the keep
ing Of just aud reasonable laws, ,vorsr.s cruh q,
Mrs. james Walker OF IN" NOHrhS inp VI
/ New brighton. Staten Island said maj woman
conId insist unon the abating OF many evils 4
there were laws prohibiting those evils mat as
The reason Thai no stand made against an
admitted wrong She spoke especially OF me eN-
sIand tb women have accomplished the task e
having notices prohibiting Il put up III a., IN" i.
troileys but they yet too timd 10 see mat II
Mrs Robert Mcvckar Of the Social al CnS o,
itself into the old one Am my brother keepe'
espon.bility Firs; provide practical remedy
before starting reform then when emnaf Rei Oh
9iished and good may be found In commentator
as well as In criticism
A LUNCHEON FOR FORTY.
Mrs Jacob Hess entertained the Officers ana
chairmen OF committees at luncheon yesterday
in her home No IS West Sixty-cighth s. About
forty women were present They had been In
yited especially 10 meet Mrs. Lowe. Of Atlanta
Mrs He!muth and Mrs Barnes. The only enter
tainment was in the form OF music Which WIS re"-
dered during the serving Of the meal
Mrs Hess Is also chairman ~ the Committee on
Music for the concert this evening. ana ~ her Il'
Federation is indebted for the interesting pro,
gr-mme PREPARED. The musical IL given In honor o'
In. delegates from the clubs OF the entire STATE"
tn. following artists have kindly given their ser
vices.
Miss Nellie Harden knight. soprano; Miss Sarah
King Peck. soprano. Mrs. Marshall rease. con, con
tralto: Mrs Ella Joycelyn Horne conir'fo. MISS
Nelson. pianist. Nine Flava Won Der Hendc Nio-
ionccliist Ross w David. tenor: Heinrich Meyn'
baritone. Kari Feininger. violin: Mrs Gerirud. An
drevs. elocutionist. and Willis Aung. Mrs W y.
Tuthi. Miss Marie Cadmus and Emil Levy al the
plano.
AFTERNOON SESSION.