New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-10
GOING TO BERLIN.
We'll KnOScn Women Here to Attend
International Council.

new feature has been instituted by the Ma
tional Council Of Women Of the United States in
its delegation TO the meeting Of the international
Council I'm Berlin early in June. This is the secur-
ing Of women eminent in various lines 10 80 as
hearers" of what is said in their speciality for
the purpose OF reporting TO the next meeting OF the
American council.
Miss n. Carey Thomas, president OF Bryn Mawr
College, has consented TO so 'hearer" for the
educational section and Will san with the Amerl-
can delegation on the Friedrich der Crosse, on
May ls. She will be accompanied by Miss Mary
Garrett, the well known philanthropist, OF Balu-
more, who has given so much for educational and
philanthropic purposes Mrs. Abbie Krebs, who is
president Of a lumber company in California Will
20 .'hearer' in the industrial section and Miss
Another new feature marking the Berlin meeting
VIII be an exhibit OF the achievements OF the
women OF the different countries IN sculpture.
palntins eJteIs musga arcLteeLu.e design ora
me nltea states canada Great Britain and Ire
land, France Germany, Austria. Switzerland Italy,
Sweden. Denmark, Holland, South Australia Ar
ecnt!na ana Victoria. Only a very small space,
a material exhibit, but each country will present
tabulated statements OF the achievements Of women
m the directions named, containing names. dates
ton won and other Information Totber %iib
thousands OF photographs OF artists and their
works. In this country Mrs. Ellen a. Richardson
appointed to collect this exhibit and inforatioa
but the rooms Of Mrs. Adelaide Johnson. No. -
tiers OF the work. There tabuiaIing and packing
are going day and night, 10 be ready for safl-
ing day. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Richardson and Mrs
William Le Baron Allen, Of this city have done
practically the whole work OF making this col!ec-
ton
The work Of American women IL literature is so
enormous that IL VIII not be represented by any
sail..s HgS man a Catalogue az writers and their
works The same method Viii be followed with
AlaAWElghis and composers, while tory is a
thlng 50 eFanescent that no attempt viii bc made
10 indicate the place women have taken in IL. But
certain representative tnuss Will be- Daced Ia the
space granted 10 indicate progress ia various other
forms OF art There Wlll be three portraits OF
women by women artists. Including the portrait IF
mary Lowe Dickinson by Miss Ravens Mrs sda-
laloe johnson Is the sculptor whose busts Of I,u-
creua Mott, Susan Il. Anthony. Eliza beth Cadv
cAditph ana Ut. Caroline l.. NinSlOw. the first
- Diili'aI,!lc jlilS alCla stood IN The Court
a HoloT an the WOman's Building AT the Column
nlah Exposition. and stand in the Corcoran
SIt GALLERY al Washington. Her bust OF l.ucrctia
-a1u "lA go 10 Berlin, along with two or three
% -ls pieces o. sculpture by women Miss Marie
noJusoh. 81 Denver, an huminatOr. viii send a
specimen ~ her work
besides the wCnen mentioned there will he in
~ He-sailou sailing on May y Miss Susan -
aatile chapman Gait Mrs. Charlotte Perkins GIL
Ia. MIS- Alice stone Blackwell. Mrs Ida Hustled
n@iRet, -lrs. J.. !. Blankenburg, OF PHILADELPHIA
Srys't,i 9i the hTst woman physician who ever
eoas oui nor sign In that city: Mrs May Wright
sTMSt.: president uf the International Council and
- mary Wood swift. Of California, president of
- slyilal Council. Mrs. Swift IS the widow OF
in lam, 49, ~, who represented the United States
rt'lalE Liee woman are interested I'm the work
- uftesS u Aberdeen IS vice-nresidenf at
N15.. lazy Eawson Is president OF the New South
lie council Lady HaVelock Of that tr n nfa
-. LY4hless kasponi in Italy. LADY Clarke I'M
-. il1 ana Lady Way in South Australia The
oi attack o. be pushed all along the line a 1
with NJ tlls ln Berlin is the equality % women
lfircsented. 'oUS '''i4'iieS