New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-18

"A Disappointment" by Wood; Miss Katherine
with the Kaitenborn string Orchestra, sang Love
Ne Not Miss Florence De We're Boese; The
!: Lsas s Tqu and ksS key Ms: Tsdiss
Among the members and guests present were
ME-. rors e Fs De yero oss Mis-. h upr Bo,c
Miss Katherine Pelton, Mrs Frederick Fisc,1er
oms latin a and Miss s wnsae %rs sidney
Armstrong Smith. Mrs William Archer Miss Percy
sn nF~s' Mrs Aired Peas Dr. Katherns Burnett,
Mrs Frederick Hill. Miss Beatrice Lawrence the
Mse5 w M9Tr Sa ' ar H9wsr Breen Miss Ger
trude Lynch. Mrs. David Warner and Miss Ella
Starr
Work for the bazaar to be given AZ the Waldorf
Astoria the week beginning December il by the
Professional Womans League j. progressing rap
DIV The doll booth will he one Of unusual interest.
Several prominent professionals are not only dress
ing dolls IN imitation ot the characters they repre-
sent but as a novel feature having the heads
OF the dolls made exact counterparts Of their own.
The work being done by the best known wax
works establishment IN this city and the originals.
who 60 for sittings while the head i being made.
are absorbed in the work one Of those thus on
gagged is Mrs Annie Yeanans. whose dol will he
Lavinia the part Mrs. Yeamans Is row PLAYING
Mrs h A. Ebere is having DOL mad to ap-
Mrs 4 Palmer president = The ess.ie aR g..
patToc soo4 VII H. BE- n ShsrFc 9f A9 Wr.
F Ross sisters OF Lillian Russell. Will have charge
of What will he known the gen iemens booth
Mrs Hattie ske els and Mr. 4 T harms viii have
Mrs e l.. fernandez chairman If the Bazaar
Committee. is giving the greater part % hey tine
TO the work ana has called meeting % the entire
ditiona work VII be entered upon.
tn. first regular meeting Of the Society for Pc
h,cal study was held yesterday afternoon ~ the
Tuxedo Madlson-ave. and Ffty-ninfh-st Mrs.
Richard " Bent gave paper on Current Tories
\ discussion followed and an opportunity Was AZ
forded FOR the practice ~ parliamentary usage
After the business meeting OF sorosis which was
held Monday afternoon A. the Waldorf-Astoria
there was A literary hour IN which interesting
lecture was given ny Mss Lucy Cleveland the
Egyptoogi.t
Tn. Illinois Federation Of women'= Clubs will
close IS annual meeting at Quincy to-day. It's
first session was held on Monday.
The Federated Clubs o, Minnesota St.
Cloud Monday and Tuesday for their annual con-
vention There were several spacialties on tho
programme, which was full OF interest.
The Little Mothers Aid Association. o, this city
incorporated Monday with the Secretary u
State to give summer outings to little girls de-
prived OF such recreation and 70 provide schools
Of instruction for them The directors % the or
Hearr Raw F. sprague Jeannett Olmstead. Emma
A brown ana liza - SMITH
Inc women OF lhulahaPo'S gave 'eoe'''o" III
honor or Mrs May wright Se"aN' president ~
the interiauon Ia oouncn o. " Women Oh 'io'"dy
~, ,,.. n u-ot.h 80 nall u,ou.- Gin,
-"'9 -, -, . -
woman. has recently u"en III anu ooii''ei 1" '''i
home in Brooklyn She Is now convalescent ana
hopes 10 resume her literary work soon. but She
will not be suhicienLy recovered 70 attend ne
State Fedcrauon ot women Cl-ps ~ rochester
..- .-....-,-,o.,.
ne social d''dnseile'' ~ F.'"' ".'
by the committee In charge ~ the so laI aepa''-
ment during the convention ~ me N""-io' Sia'e
Federation OF Women i-ns 10 DC r'.u I AZ ron
90 on ~, ;.uesJay cv"ring ~ the Powers Hote n
musical on Wednesday evening AM a reception on
thursday
-r-o..a. v-o-,sr.s p-ass Ciuh writes TIA, The
lennesN57 "'ina" ..t,,,
first meeting Of the club Will be held IN Nashville
IN the latter part ~ October. The club has vet
- t. I'D 80. ,,e,,Aar. are rather uile,v cat,
no home ana ne members are rather "'I'f N'"'
tered throughout the state. out IN" hummer Of
members has increased steadily since the organiza-
ne ICON Mc ta aHbyiHle and treserer Mr.
Fiournoy Rivers Pulaski
Mrs Henry ! Gielow and her daughter. Miss
tina Gielow' returned 10 this city on Monday afer
five months tour abroad W hlle on Inc o'her SD"
Mrs Gelow gave original approximations OF old
Southern plah'a'oh me J" ''' ~ ,
many Of Londons social eaneFs ana Snr a'P'"''"
,eyeral times before royalty. Mrs 'iielow y q
,~o,,her ~ The Professiona! Womans League and
that association has watched her receptions on ne