New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
WOMENS CLTBS AT DENVER.
IsrEREsrlxa PROCEEDINGS AND BiG CROWD
PRESENT

INTERFERING PROCEEDINGS AND A BIO CROWD
PRESENT
Denver juno q The double bill" feature
o. the Federation was inaugurated to-day with
prospects ~ numerous cases Of nervous prostra-
ton among tho FAIR enthusiasts who have planned
70 take In all of tnrm. Incoming trains continue to
bring club women 20 increase the crush. ana tho TWO
places 81 assemhagc. the broadway Theatre and
the Unity Church we're packed to their utmost
capacity
Tho nr.t session today. devoted TO The Press
and presided over ny Mrs Henrotn. was an inter
estlng innovation from TIE j. Grafton standpoint
Miss Minnie J. Reynolds was local assistant chair
man The programme was AS follows western
Journalism" Mrs Anna *. Spero. California; Miss
Iilen f. Wlnslow. Massachusetts. ana Mrs
Frances " Ford. Nebraska. The club and the
Press" Mss Bertha Damar!s Knobe. Illinois
"Womcn's clubs from Reporters Standpoint
Mrs Josephine Woodward Ohio and Mrs Horace
n. Towner Iowa. Women on tho Provincial
Press" Mrs j. Lindsay Johnson. Georgia and
Mr. Ellen : Cromwell Washington d. C.
The Simultaneous session devoted to civic Clubs
and Village Improvement Associations" was In
charge OF Mrs Cornelius Stevenson Of Pcnnsyl-
voria With Mrs Jasper b. Ward az local assist
AM chairman The Speakers and their subjects
were. 'Thc Possible Influence Of Women on Legs
auon." Mr.. T. Allen I.tah; what thT ,d Lit
al 'Vil'ar.- +" Mr. \ T.. Giddings. Minnesota, and
Rivera NtN Mexico, ! ne hilHl'4'''
Mics cecilia Gaines. New-Jerscy; "A Little House
Enet.ng out Of Doors" Mrs Joseph Green, ONO;
"I,',deid.s and Forests and Waste Places. Mrs.
Nahri LOOMS Todd. Massachusctts, and Mss
Laura 8 Moore. Idaho. "Our Forests: Miss Mira
Iioyd Dock. Pennsylvania and Mrs. M Is. Trout
man. Ncw-YorlC ,
HoeI,s the TWO sessions this afternoon devoted
"a phases OF Economic Work IN Clubs and
Home Economics" there we're receptions. In.
GLIDING the open house Of tho Non Partisan Equnl
Suurage society. the Collegiate Alumni Assocla-
lion The civic Federation the Woman's Keller
Corrs and eight rcc"ptiors for various delegations
hv Denver women. The amount expended by IN"
Federation host,escs ia the way Of receptions free
exrur.ilus and places Of meeting Is estimated 1T
? 60 and stands for one years continuous work
Tho war ls~no crops out occasionally. At tho
instllatinn Of Mrs ". H. BciSnap. Of Louisville.
this message was wired 20 Washington today:
To +ho president of tho United States.
Greeting from the General Federation Of Women 3
clubs Assurance Of cooperation with you In any
emergency.
Mrs. Marie Homick Of the Chicago Women g
Club is also working 4 resolution to discourage
a National policy Of conquest
Tho presidential boom seems TO be at a mysteri-
on, standstul Mrs Platt OF Denver. has only 70
say the word to prccipitatc n loyal campaign In
her favor. but close friends hint that matters
matrimonial are the real cause OF her dccllnaton,
Tor Mr. Platt rs - widow and unable to say yes"
All the way around. Meantime Mrs. Tod iIclmuth.
of New York. IS nursing incipicnt boom The
6arll horse Mrs Lowe. Of Georgia Will undoubt-
edIv hold her II Mrs. Plat continues 10 say
no" with this southern issue comes the effort
10 land the next biennial in the South.