New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
|ryGS OF CLUB WOMEN
PREPARATIONS FOR DEWEY CELE
BRATION.
.,v,Np FOR SEATS OK THE STANDS
.rrp BY THE ASSOCIATIONS GREATER
THAN THE SUPPLY.

..,7rp BY THE ASSOCIATIONS GREATER
THAN THB SUPPLY
.,o,,on Committee OF the National Society
1 rnrland Women met at Durlond's Academy
-. morning at II o'clock to complete the
,so,s Of the official stand OF the society.
20 be situated at Central Park West and
,srst-st.
,.oorations will include the initials of the
I, red and white. the coats of arms OF
ysv England States. and. pervading all,
e.,,onsl colors Souvenir American flags with
-. q, red and white-the societys colors-
I. ,resented to all on the stand, and all mem
an wear red and white blossoms.
,arand for seats has been so great that the
.,irinally ordered built has been increased
..,,totic committee held meeting on Tues
s,,noon AT the home OF the president Mrs
Norke Coe The afternoon was principally
y, ~ sending the last of the letters TO clergy
3 The churches along the parade route re
L. each to display the American nag ron m
81 return A general request has also been
| sat all churches follow, this plan
commttee has already called upon the
/ ~ the following churches: St Thomas
Tgftb.aye and Fifty-third-st.; st. Patricks
81 FIfth-ave. and Fiftieth-st.; Collegiate
- church: the Jewish Synagogue; Forty
and Fifth-ave.: the Brick presbyterian
IL Thirtv-seventh-st. and Fifth-ave.; the
r. Collegiate Church Dutch Reformed).
t,v.ninth-st. and Fifth-aVe
I ssonyeved 10 him by telegraph Immediately
he news Of his arrival
1. phebe \. Hanaford. first vice-president OF
{r,mans Press Club. and. in the absence Of
-,.sent. the acting president OF that club. re-
/ "a New-York Yesterday. She spent the sum-
4 Tonawanda. y. Y, with her son. the Rev
- A. HanafOrd. who has recovered from "a
II illness and has accompanied her on Visit
city.
j, Helen Varick Boswell. Of Washington. ar
| {, this city yesterday. where she VIII be the
q Miss Mildred Reid, at her home No, l52
| s.ty-fourth-st Miss Boswell will attend the
End Woman's Republican Club on THURSDAY
| Metz Glvnes and her husband have been
l. A fying visit to America, and will sail
| a. England on October 4. Mrs. Glynes Will
4, the social meeting OF Sorosis at the Wal
,s,orta on Monday. October 2, when she hopes
Essi many old friends
|. State Federation of Women's Clubs in Geor-
Il taking an active interest In the state Fair
b,A this fall The womens exhibit promises
: unusually large and important. and VIII
|, vomen from all over the State. The federa-
ur0pOses 10 nave headquarters NHtAN a
- whether club members or not Will be Wei
L. Sarah Tlton. member OF the Westminster
Han's Club OF Mount Vernon. who is now VS.
Paris writes that she was forcibly reminded
|, ten DAYS ago that the world is not so large,
all She met on the Avenue dc opera III
d nelghbor from Mount Vernon whom she
sed 10 be at home.
IA Emma Shaw Colcleugh. editor of the wom-
! apartment Of the providence Journal re-
! y took a driving trip from her summer home
|wmpson. Conn. through the Berkshires TO the
an slope OF the Catskills. where she says she
iersly twelve miles from a lemon.
Il CorneIa A. Teal. a Chautauqua field score
has removed from Jamaica. Long Island, 10
i Jtrerson-ave.. Brooklyn.
|-ss has been invited by the National Com
J. party 10 send delegates TO a convention for
DISCUSSION of the trust problem, the currency
ton and a national exchange system. The
f,fence will take place early IN october. and
Kindred and sCVenty-fNe organizations have