New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-06-29
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

The Door Of Blessing, recently opened by the
Kings Daughters. Of Philadelphia, has an object
similar 10 Mrs. Bangton Booths Hope Hall. the
principal difference being that while the latter is
intended for men just out of prison the former is
for women. The Door of Blessing is open to every
woman who IS penness and frtendless. The estaD-
OF a householder. and the women may remain In
1t until they are accnstomed 10 lreeoOn eaInime
industry. No one is constrained to stay against her
will.
The $500 travelling scholarship. the most impor-
tant award of the PENNSYLVANIA Academy of Fine
Hbo also Won the second Of the Charles Toppan
prizes The first Toppan prize went to Helen w.
Miller
Mrs Winnie Ream Hoxie has, in her studio In
Washington, nearly completed life size statue OF
tThad.' Stevens. which She is TO present to Ian
caster. Penn, where Mr.. Stevens is buried This
has been labor of gratitude as the statesman
was warm friend Of Miss Ream and helped her
with all his influence in the House to get for her
statue Of Farragut place of honor In the Capitol
Mrs Frederick Hanger. former president Of the
Arkansas Federation of Women's Clubs. has
pressed her opinions on the color question IN the
form of "Don'ts" of which few are: Don't
forget that the colored women have hourishng
federation Of their own. Don't forget that months
Grafton of Women's Clubs was too crowded to hold
the white clubs and white club women ALREADY en-
erea f5at the Southern women live in the centre
Of the coIored population. Don't forget that the
Southern women have deep and abiding interest
in the members of the colored race-that 1t is no
new thing for them to help them from the cradle
to the grave"
Miss Mary Livermore Norris. granddaughter
of Mrs. Mary A Lvermore will be married in
rows Miss Norris is graduate of Wellesley Col
lege She is said to bear striking likeness to her
grandmother.
Miss Margaret sudduth has resumed the editor
ship Of The Union Signal" the official organ of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union. which she
resigned five years ago.
free library under the direction of the New
York State Federation of Women's Clubs will be
opened in Phpnicia a little footh village of 500
habitants on July 4. The people of this town,
starving. is many another such place, and II is
the hope of the federation to make the free dis
trbution of books possible in many other needy
localities
Miss Eta Haynie Maddox who graduated
from the Baltimore Law School recently. is the
first woman 10 receive degree from that institu-
ton Miss Maddox began 10 study law three years
ago. after her fathers DEATH because she thought
that when a family consisted entirely OF women
one of them least should know something of
law She became so Interested in the subject that
she completed the course. Miss MADDOX is record
ing secretary OF the Baltimore Equal Suffrage
League and sister OF its president, Mrs Emma
Maddox Funck.
The Denver woman's Club has decided that
henceforth when member wishes to leave the club
she must resign by letter and in that case. may
turn TO membership with the payment of the usual
fees II she simply drops out without such noti-
dcation and desires 70 return she must pay all
the dues from the time she ceased 20 attend until
The club has rules. also, that in future
no resident of Denver who Is not a member can De
nresent at more than one meeting In a