New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
LEAGUE OF PRESS CLUBS.
THEY MEET IN BALTIMORE TO CELE-
BRATE.
~y,>4r ANxr-A1, CONVENTION OF THE INTERNA-
rIoNAL LEAGUE OF PRESS CLUBs-MANY
DELEGATES ATTEND.

TIONAI, LEAGUE OF PRESS CLObo-MANi
DELEGATES ATTEND.
baltimore hospitality was evident in every ar
,aneerent made fer the reception Of delegates to
The International League Of Press Clubs, which
convened in that city on April H. and whose meet
tnes will continue until Saturday night.
This ninth annual convention Of the league prom
ises TO be one Of the most successful gatherings
in the history Of the organization. The business
sessions are held at Royal Arcanum Hall, Nest
Saratoga-st.. but the Journalists Club is the social
Headquarters for the delegates, where everybody
greets old friends and is made acquainted with
new o.
distinctive feature Of the convention is The
large number OF women delegates present repre-
senting the most important press associations in
the country Everything that courtesy and gal
lantry could suggest has been done to make their
visit IN Baltimore a pleasant and enjoyable one
Their reception and entertainment are in the hands
Of the local Ladies' Auxiliary Committee OF the
press clubs convention
The auxiliary includes Mrs. Thomas ]. Shryock.
chairman; Miss Shryock, Miss Mabel Carter Miss
Christine Carter. Miss Knipp. Miss Craigen, Miss
Malloy and Miss Lantz
The delegates from the various womens organ
izations and the clubs they represent are as fol-
lows:
Pittsburg Women's Press. Club-Deegate. Marie
Des Coyle; alternate, Mrs. Mary Temple Jamison.
Illinois Women's Press Associa tion-Delegate.
Mrs H. A Pashley alternate, Mrs T. jeanette Ao-
Women's National Press AssociationID Delegates.
Mrs Mary S. Gist and Mrs. Belva A. LOCKWOOD.
slternates Mrs Lillian Pike and Mrs. Patty Miller
Women's Press Club of New-York Gity-Dele-
gate Mrs NJ 4. Osbon; alternate. Miss Howes
League Of American Pen WomenHD,eegateI; MIS- MRS
alternates, Mrs. Theodore Cunningham and MIS-
Pen PENNSYLVANIA Women's Press Associationr7De
gates Mrs A. r. E. Nesbitt and Mrs Harrlet
f1nck; alternates Mrs Jacob schimpf and MISS f.
' Pacdc Coast womens Press AssOciatio,-Dele-
Two topics Of absorbing interest will engage the
attention Of the convention. The Baltimore ueleo
f Ss 1ssssge inc of law in the United states and
Canada making communications 10 newsPapep n ana
privileged as those TO priests, clergyman ailu
TIE other proposition is of more vital interest to
OF home for aged and INDECENT members OF me
craft This project has met WITH ana fa Sss beeD
subject OF consideration on the part OF specia
Yesterday Colonel A. B. De Freee Of the New Sow-
York Press Club chairman OF rne industra
Association has offered to donate AN extensive site
a j. upon Th e Freeze Se eSoqaeny
aSv ce the acceptance Of this offer.
Every day will have us special snare aed az eyenns
the deleeates boarded several trolley In front
q the Masonic Temple ana r9as 1HS y was held
in the clubhouse. with special vau1 e dlaga
t0rmance and TO od Point Comfort
stopping an hour at Annapolis. Lunc me- u"teI
Cbsmberlain' where the party remained over night
dance in the evening was ,ehoereo ~ ''e'" -
the manager Alan F. Campbell .,,.. rr.si
The officers Of the easTe W. are 6e as Vcepres
dents p J. Hanway, New-York Press CLUB; George eot
Peck Milwankee Press 6. emocr sh' exof
aejo member Of Governing Board Joseph H9ward
H.. New-York Press Club secretary, e Nc.
CARNEY "Phiiadeiphia Record" Executive p Sqh
miieeEThomas J. keenan, Jr' G CHAIRMAN Reading
Penn Post Marion wo hOngfeoTT 1p cSa@ber
len avenchester a. h Daily Union
Madeira Associated Press BaIti9 sSss JonrHS
A r De Frece New-York Press Clup; Arhi iad
Capdeyielle New Orleans Press Cup, ana Ae'N
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