New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-27

EIDEEA HON MOI -
The members II the %ew-York State Federation
Of Womeils cubs are already ON The qH vye look
ing forward with Interested eyes 90 the sixth an
uual convention which viii bee held In 10 hester
on November = :. and lr \ me, ting OF ilr O0M-
rlitt,. on Irograrnrlr4 b. called for the frst week
IN october. when the last revision Of plans already
formulated Will bee made. Il IS expected that be-
tween I'VE thousand and ten THOUSAND club women
Will gather AZ the Flower CITY during the conN'n-
ton and Western New-YOrk club women are
bubblmg oyer with enthusiasm ON hosliable
thoughts intent"
This is the first time Rochester has been called
upon t. m the role o. hostess. and it was through
the efforts Of Mrs. William Eastwood. who Is II
member OF the Executive Board OF the F'I"rhton
that 3! was selected rs the next meeting plac"
While nothing definite has been decided upon In re-
gard TO the social functions, It is expected that
there Will be q large public reception and banquet
given by the club women Of the city a. Vol az
many private luncheOns and other forms ~ enter
tninment. The convention - to be held ia the
Eureka club house. IN Cinton-ave. North. winch
IS easily accessible. and contains Il !arAe assembly
ROOM ba.lroon and every thng needed t. make tn"
delegates comfortable and TO facilitate the business
Of the convention There Will be two daily sessions
during the convention rom 70 70 j. a. IN; am -
enteIt ainment Some Of the dclrgatrS van Ne en-,
teriane at private ho'nts ana the Powers Ho'''
The GLOWING women have 9e"n selected ny MIS-
Ess1woGa H. ,on '; Mr. ST ia McMS,h Iocs Mr.
Thomas Rain,s. Entertinment ID private iioHr'.
Mrs ; II. Linn: credentials Mrs. Porter F4rC.
Hall Mr. Max lGu3sberg; Finance. Mrs J. ..
Newell Programme. Mr.. Joseph OConnor
The following subjects Will DEE considered ln % gen
eral way by women who have been asked 10 give
their views IN five minute papers. "Philanthropy.
Mrs. :. *. Bourne, Ncw-Y York; Child STUDY, MI
HAIRY Hastings New-YOIk, The -Esih"tic in
Gives" AIRS Jacob Hess. New-Nork, AT and mo
geography" Mrs. G NJ Dow, Jamesto.E. y
Educational ana Industrial Unions, Mr. w. q.
MONTGOMERY Rochester. Ethical culture, MIS-.
Louis Hietl W. Rochester. "Alumne Associations.
not filled. Legal Education for Women. Ms.
+ In Hardin WalwOrth. Saratoga SpIngs, Muse,
Mrs. Charles T.. Grouse, Syracuse; Drama. NJ.
NJ H. Wech, brooklyn; current Events Mi.s
Minnie C0nklin Brooklyn Tn, Press, MIS-. West
over Alden. Ncw-NOrk. Political study. Mis-
Susan b. Anthony, Rochester. Women in IuH-
ness" Mrs f. D. Stowch. New-lorA, lion.choh
Science" Mrs. : is. Larned. syracuse, faWoje
Societies" Mrs william Gerry Sade Nc"-i VOTE,
Philosophy ~ Industry Mrs. Lcphas Isron"id.
fr YORK; "Hospital and Trained Nlr-o-
Mr. " 4. Koebirg Trenton. y. j., and lA'"rh-
turc." not set hlcd.
The officers OF tne federation are ~ f0llo~a Pres
idcut Mrs " lam Tod lle.muth NrW YORK, urft
and second Nicc-pro sidenis. Mrs. Cornelius /a-
hriskic Brooklyn. and Nh. Harry Hastings New
York. recording secretary. Mr. Frank - church
Weilsyllie; CORES spending secretary Miss Anne
Rhodes. Staten Island, treasurer. Mrs. MAi9h -.
NOrfhrup SyracuSc. EXecutiy" Board, Mis- Marion
carpenter lion. Mrs. NJ. f. Trautman. NcW-Iork;
Mrs ". &. Gouuuock. Warsaw, Mrs. Mary J.
LeaveuwOrth. Syracuse; Mrs. Henry Altman Bur
falO. Mn William Eastwood Rochester, and the
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