New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19
CITY FED" CONFERENCE.

The annual convention and luncheon Of the New
York City Federation. TO be held az Delmonco's on
February &c. promises 70 be OF tho most inter
esting gatherings OF The year. The morning will
be devoted 10 important business. reports q prog
ress by the chairmcn OF standing committees. and
the election Of a director from the county OF
queens.
At / o'clock Adjournment VIII De- taken. followed
by n reception and luncheon. Many wen known
people have been invited guests. Mrs. DIMES
=. s Denisou. president o: tho General Federation;
Mrs. Charles NJ Dow. president OF the New y orN
State Federation; Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. pres
ident Of the National Suffrage Association. and
Mrs. Charlotte NJ Wilbour. 1g the founders 81
sorosis, among those whose acceptauees have
been received. It. j. expected that some Of the
prominent city and State officials viii also Dee pres
The banquet han 81 Delmonic0's will be hung
with the banners Of all the clubs which belong L.
clubs have reserved one or more tables. and these
viii be decorated with their Distinctive flowers
NJ IbT p E,rTr No 90 Iyast on hundred
and -ffteenth-st chairman: Mrs. g. Walker C0ult-
er Mrs charles Gilman Kerley, Mrs. NJ Hayward
Noyes. Mrs. 5. A. Goldschmdt Mr.. Louis Lorenzo
'ro5d Miss Abigail Tillotson. Mrs. Albert Bick-
more Mrs. Carrie Z. Stickney. Miss Marie Ives
Mrs. d I1ilinghast. Mrs Robert Wilhelm. Miss
Marie Towes. Mrs T. W. Warner. Miss Ruby
Rees, Mrs J. Ella Rood Mrs Frank CnuTcHil,
Mrs. Patterson. Mrs Fisher. Mrs. norman =:
stiles, Mr. Thomas r. Almond. Mrs. j. NeTL
Patterson. Mrs. Charles Wallace Hunt ana MIS-.
thousand women. all Of whom may come 10 the
luncheon. II they wish, application must be made
20 Mrs Barry ar once, II desirable tables are 10
be secured. An orchestra. choice vocal Selecuoi+
twenty young women. IN white costumes IN
white picture hats. who viii act rs a 'tiarde
d'Honneur.' viii add much to the attractlNenesS
The following are ne officers Of tho City Fed
Grafton: Mrs DOTe LYON. president MIS-. ~ re
Rivers first vice-president: Mrs. Augustine J. vi
SON second Vice president. Mrs. John ) 'r"SbN.
third vice president: Miss Mary g. Hay. recording
secretary: Mrs. Howard MCNutt. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. {. W. Fiske. treasurer; MISS lda
a Craft assistant treasurer. and Mrs. .. W. HAS
kelI. auditor The following are the IIec'9 rs
Mrs Harry Hastings. DR.. Elizabeth JaIrt.I. Ut
Cameron, Mrs. A NJ Palmer and Mrs Orln NhI'e.
The club women elected to represent New-Jersey
at the biennial meeting OF the General Federation
IN St Louis in the spring. are as follows; Mss
Mary McKeen, the State president; Mrs stewart
Hart horn OF Short IIills Mrs. Mary 3. ktnsley.
Of Hobokeu; Mrs Charles T. Yardley, or East
Orange: Miss Belle L. Snyder. OF Montclair; Dr.
NJ F. DeHart. Of Jersey City; Mrs. John L.
Meeker Of this city. and Miss Elizabeth D. Yer
milve OF Engcwood The aItemates are Miss
Cora Hartshorn OF Short Hills; AIRS. Joseph
THOMPSON Of Atlantic city. Mrs. FREDERICK bct-
nett of EnglewOOd; Mrs. Henry y. Sayre. or thus
city: Miss Charlotte G. futile, ~ summit AIRS
Fletcher Durrell. OF TawrenceVile; Mrs David
Miller ri Elizabeth and Mrs. GOsS OF Rutherford
II is believed that the attendance from all states
will be fuller than usual because OF the coming
exposition. and the local biennial BOARD IN ~
Louis Is already making extensive preparations Tor
the entert ainment Of delegates. The meetings are
TO be held at the Odeon, which Will accommodate
1000 people. The secretary for NcW-JerSeE or the
recently appointed IN place OF Mrs William N
MumpeT VINO resigned