New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-06
PROUD OF ITS WORK.
Municipal League Did Al 1t Gould
for Fusion Cause.

No- word q regret over The results q TIE cleo
tor- not Eig1. not z lament. marked the annual
rreetiag q the Wo1an's Municipal League yester-
cay. Chee-fulness reg1e6- That the league feels
satisfaction Z TIE record q the years work and
with lis efforts 70 re-elect Mayor Low was demon
s-rsced not only By the cordially with which TIE
reports were received bur by the vote OF thanks 70
ire president and the campaign committee and b.
the unanimous reelection OF the 0cers. from Miss
Chsrler the president. down
n beginning he- report as chairman o. the cam
paign COMMITTEES. Mrs. Paul Revere Reynolds SAID
a. Interesting point OF contrast between this and
The last campaign was that then the league got n
cedt. while this year every penny was pledged in
advance. While Il was easy 70 get oUr posters
printed she said we experienced great difficulty
IN getting them distributed. The Work o. group
Of West side boys who went around with printed
slips 70 each house 1sk-ug 4 the people inside
would assist in helping 10 re-eIect Mayor Low vas
"a more efficient and CHEAPER than the method en-
ployee by the Citizens Union II hiring men
The l~arue gave the Citizens Union between $50
ard $50 Tor carts 10 patrol the East Side. besides
3 ss5 part CO which err toward 6etray1ng the ex-
re-ses OF printing the posters Headquarters were
opened al so. g. Union Square, No. ? Avenue c,
Blocker and Barrow SITS. and Sixty-sixtl-st and
Broadway. Twenty thousand notices were sent out
- voters urging Them = register. besides notices
70 six hundred cIe-gy-1en asking them 10 urge
upon the male members OF their congregations on
the Sunday prior 10 Election Day the importance Of
voting. Mrs. Reynolds said she lad 10 way Of
knowing how many responded
The clergyman o. the Swedish Church. near
--hirty-four1t-st. diz." spoke u one member.
AT The Church Of the Ascension theg did" said
another
AT AL Souls Unitarian they did said Ms
Tomas P S-icer.
Miss Cha-le-s report vas b-ies n substance
she sale THAI the work OF the last year had been
very encouraging. the number q volunteer work
en- and the fact that the leagues assistance had
been asked BY hea6s OF departments and public
speakers o. al kinds being particularly noteworthy.
She commended 10 the attention Of the league for
the coming year the work done II the a-oerInanic
chamber.
one q the most Interesting reports was MADE
By AIfss Katherine s. Day concerning the work
which she and three women friends did OF Elec-
ton Day ID feeding the watchers a. the pol4s
WIKI only q CAV % get ready II. they yet managed
70 order forty gallons % coffee, ~ sandwiches
and q number OF express wagons and cabs and
thus equipped they started 70 relieve The suffer
ings @ lhe f-siOl aid Republican watchers. Al
sc-re q the polls tho rs.resh-1ents were accepted
gladly: elsewhere the watchers said they could 50
home sor theIr meals
Mss Catherine : Levertch described TIE Efforts
MADE 20 revive cne Street Cleaning League orig
Mrs. r n. Dillingham; reported that Two new
fountains had been opened since Nay . -,
parks committee had been directed 20 caring Icr
Riverside. Central and Norringside parks anc 70
the preservation % che trees on upper BroacWas-
- ~ g-o--fss-s- T55i TITlrr0rerrent District
Society Mrs.. Charles Russell Lowell. the cam
palgn treasurer gave interesting report On cam
TIE f5l5wrg 0aice-s were elected: President,
Mss Ma-E1-er I l'la-ler- Vlce-pres--eut. MS
E5e-5s-- Persons --ess---er Miss Grace 4. Dodge;
American. Mrs Charles Hilton Brown. Mrs John
4 C-sevev MSS Katherine : Day. Miss Helen
r Mis- Afa-ga-er u TDreier Mrs.
William u. Jackson. Miss Catnari-e :. Leverich-
Mrs Charles !. R-ker. Mrs. Thomas r Shce- and
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