New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-26
THANKS FOR THE PRESS.
FEDERATION CHAIRMEN APPRECIATE
NEWSPAPER COURTESIES.
FLORISTS AND DECORATORS COOPERATE IN
MAKING MENDELssoHN HALL BEAU
TTFUL PLACE TO MEET IN.

TTFUL PLACE TO MEET IN.
The usual meeting OF the chairmen OF the local
committees who have charge Of the convention Of
the New-York State Wonlens Clubs held 1t
the home Of Mrs William Tod Helmuth. at the
Hotel Bristol Fifth-ave. and Forty-second-st..
yesterday morning.
One Of the important matters at the meeting was
The adoption OF resolution OF thanks 10 the
editors Of the daily papers for the interest they
have taken In the Federation and for the notices
which have appeared during the last ten DAYS.
The motion was made by Mrs. Helmuth. seconded
bv Mrs Jacob Hess and unanimously carried by
,he chairTnen present.
/: was reported that the guests OF honor at
,be convention VIII be the president Of the Cen
eral Federation Mrs. w. p. Lowe. Of Atlanta Ga;
the corresponding secretary. Mrs. G. W. Al
srick r. OF Philadelphia. the treasurer. Mrs
Phuip n Moore OF St Louis. Mo; and the audi
sor Mrs c. p. Barnes. OF Louisville. ny. Ihese
women will all be at the Hotel Majestic on Tues
6av the first day Of the convention. with 'he eA-
reption of Mrs Kendrick who will arrive Fflda!'
The local clubs have been asked to send their
delegates on Monday. at o'clock. 10 the Hotel
Majestic where the Credentials Committee will be
ready 10 receive them and give them their oadses.
Three hours will be occupied in this manner anu
a. will greatly expedite the giving out OF credentials
mn Tuesday morning az Mendelssohn Hal.
Mrs NJ H Willard. chairman of the Trained
Nurses Discussion announced that she Will NEE
Abe members Of her committee at the Waldorf
Astoria on Saturday afternoon. and that over
GUN o. tea they will reh earse their part OF the
programme. . ,,r
Mrs Jacob Hess win give luncheon 70 MIS-
,5elrnuth and the chairmen of the local COM
,r,,,ees o. Wednesday. November 2 at her home
No Sc West S!xty-eighth-st A special luncheon
,r,u olso he given by Mrs. Washington RoeolinS
who will provide for four hundred guests A',e'
sbe important business was transacted mo eha"-
men went 10 Menielssohn Hall 70 see 'h"' every
,,tng was IN readiness. They found matters pro-
crossing satisfactorily anu every WV W. 49,
1aIS pCSTreSent,als and Transportation committees
and Bureau Of 'lr irectl,, opposite
81 the entrance 70 the hal WINE - ne
e. The other end Of the halI al tme ~ tba nress
stage Is room reserved ior .n1 ~ - he given
renTesentatives Special attention = 20, pe go
.p,bo needs OF the reporters. There VIII pe 80
,eds nencils and a type Nflter IN 'His ~,
5hefr convenience. and tables ahG % Srs-
row OF seats below the stage. ,,.,,o-, ~, reco-,-
Mrs' oI1.oS-,ed MAJ bar conrrittee had completed
e,rar rernents for the decoration OF NE mn.
Committee consists Of Me $40 hd" WoljenHauer Mrs.
1bn c king and Miss Laura ayIoi,. i.' ,',,t.S
yoenbers OF the european club OF broCTs' Co
HAs Hnrie's and decorators have been ilsu
yeten. 80 h colors OF the Federation gree!
and whitein the stage ss s5,'s'. 70 color
Trs Bartrarn is well known as an en- W. "a,
worker for poor children sne and plarg-ounds
esteG ~ ~ charge Of the european pIaysroulo'
Smring the las; summer. and IS az ~ aleo served
pondlng oS years on the Board Of Directors %
;Sa Rroofivn Woman's Clubs. ana a. cha man %
W Hesler was the first hostess OF
~ D. said 10 have made most 3 ,rIi ~ Tho
Earning one, and Mrs King Is Me Noientauer
e he first member. MISS 49, "
assistant corresponding sSire'@iS'