New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
GOSSIP IN CLUBLAND.

| The officers Of the Woman's National Repub-
| lcan Association met in Washington at the home
of the president. Mrs j. Ellen Foster, last week
| Interesting reports Of the work were given by
Mrs. NJ Lockwood. Miss Mary Wood and Miss f.
F. Pierce Miss Helen Varick Roswell secretary
ontb a5G ned a hT reor ON the enlarge
ment Of the organization In New-tork otate
California. Ohio and Maryland were discussed.
The luncheon Of the domestic science section OF
the Westchester Woman's Club held at the home
OF Mrs H f. Rhoades. South Second-ave, Mount
cover. The menu comprised chicken pattes.
green peas bake macaroni. salmon salad. radishes
crackers, ice cream, cake and conee.
Miss Gall Iaughin. the only woman member OF
the United States Industrial Commission. gave an
interesting address night last week before the
Equal Suffrage Association OF the District Of
Columbia. Her subject was Parasite or onshoot
and was dissertation on the question OF equal
70 leave her home in New-York and settle in Den
yer. she thinks the West, and particularly Col
At recent meeting OF the executive board OF the
New-York State Federation. at Onteora. plans were
arranged for the annual convention TO be held IN
Buffalo October s. and 10. II was decided that
the arst OF these dates be known as brooklyn
Day" and that n meeting in the Temple OF
Music the exposition grounds. on october TO-
shall be devoted 10 philanthropy the names OF sew
gramme- reception was given by the woman
club OF Onteora to the executive board ana az
president OF the State Federation. and by Mrs
William Townshend, OF buffalo
A. recent meeting Of the Associate AIumne Of
the Normal College DR.. Elizabeth Jarrett. presi-
dent of the organization. received the appointment
OF delegate to the State Federation which Will
meet in Buffalo In October. Miss A. Minnie tterts
Will represent the Alumna Settlement committee
A meeting OF the corporators OF the Stony Void
Sanatorlum was held on Tuesday at No. East
Sixty sixth-st. +. B. Jennings occupied the chair
Those present were Dr. George r. Shrady, Dr.
J. T. Newcomb DR. c. II. Knight. Mrs. Henry II.
Rogers Mrs l. y. T. Stokes Mrs. William a.
caldwell Mrs. Howard Carroll, Mrs. Charles H.
Knight Mrs. Herbert l.. Satteree. Mrs James r.
Newcomb Mrs c.. r Shrady and Mrs. John Cald-
well Coleman The board Of directors then held
elected the following officers: President Mrs
James f. Newcomb; vcepresidents. Mrs George
Potter and Mrs. Arson r. Flower: recording secre-
John &. Coleman: corresponding Secre-
tary, Mrs. William Hubert Burr; treasurer Edgar
l.. Marston; assistant treasurer. Mrs Herbert L.
The contributions to the fund now amount TO
$1,000 and IL is hoped that $4,000 VIII be raised
by July !. so that the buildings may De eree'eu
before winter.
Mrs w A. Johnston. of Topeka, was elected
president Of the Kansas State Federation of
Women's Clubs at the meeting of the Federation
held recently at Leavenworth. The question OF
admitting 70 membership clubs composed of colored
women was TO have been considered. but on &C
cotInt Of race disturbances which have visited
Kansas. and especially Leavenworth. during the
last year the matter was LETT 10 the ce'lSlo" vi