New-York tribune., 1906-04-29

drs NJ H. Meagher No. 70 Madison avenue There
was large and enthusiastic attendance OF mem
"eFs and their guests. At the business nnaatinr
"n4ch preceded the open meeting and reception a
number Of new names were proposed for member
snip and plans were outlined by the league presi-
t6 Tent Mrs Julian Heath for the extension Of work
The nucleus Of this is to be mode snartHaenf
F} S5 I3uE rooms, TO be known as home centre The
by any family. In this centre there viii be Classes
Tor mothers OF families prospectfve brides ana
young girls teaching them how 10 manage small in
e0d Is 70 sne pest advantage. how 10 market, cook
At the close OF the directors meeting Miss Alice
Lakey. chairman or The investigation committee
VI une National Consumers League and member
VI the pure food committee Of the General Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs, gave an illustrated talk
On prevalent food adufteraton; J. Eugene Whitney,
secretary and treasurer OF the Peoples University
Extension Society, outlined the need for practical
instruction in food values among the tenement house
women. incidentally preaching the gospel OF corn
meal when properly prepared. and Miss Anne Wal
oron' the teacher of tenement home cooking
classes OF the League for Home Economics. gave a
orlef resume Of the work done through the winter
1 AI me close OF the meeting refreshments were
@ Tying on OF the tenement kitchen work found their
way INTO the treasurer's hands.
me Inc QIhcers Of the league President Mrs
Junan Heath No. West 91st street; Mrs. William
dent eoTge Brooks second fse pres9ent
p aIfor r. - Lane reo99rdng 9 secretary Mrs Emma
Hagemann; treasurer, Mrs I. w seavey. Mrs John
Miss Helen Kline Mrs F. Gordon Smith. Mrs.
H llT5la Te Moiitt Tyng Mrs. Thomas Wallace, Mrs.
Mrs 4 Fisher MTs Georsa He Her5eFt ffsE WTigRt.
MIS- mrs, Clark and Mrs George Phillips. Advisory
Ms 6saa HeioP MISS Mss ssa'E KatS B6nd asdfnsha ara
Tnsd P6fss5oF FS Mary FsWTRo5fSh Wooah Mar ary I ts 81
Dickinson. Mrs. F \. Doubleday, Mrs. w B.
DR.. William s Ralnsford and Robert Ersline Fiy'
The Emra College Club OF New York city held
Its annual Easter luncheon yesterday at the Hotel
Manhattan, a large number Of members and guests
being in attendance. The committee In charge was
Mrs. Fred Harnlin Mills. chairman, Mrs. Samuel
Campbell and Mrs. Albert R. Bogert. A unique pro-
gramne with toasts. aI IN the interests OF EImira
women, added TO the enjoyment OF the luncheon.
The toast mistress was Mrs Clarence L. BIeahey.
Among the guests Of honor were Mrs Charlotte b.
WHbogr president Of Sorosis: Dr. ]. r. Rippere,
ander Diven of Passa1c; Mrs Wilson G. Phraner
OK orange Mrs. James Fender, OF Chester, Penn,
and Mrs. AlInena Bradley Williams
The officers Of the geaization. which numbers
dy d3oty preside Mrs William r Bross. vtce-presi-
gent MISS Amelia Davis treasurer, and Miss Anna
l. Hardy. secretary
The New York Section of the Council Of Jewish
Women will hold its annual meeting In the vestry
rooms OF Temple Emanuel. 43d street and Fifth
avenue, tomorrow, at 2:30 .. m. Reports Will be
read and officers elected
The House Committee of the Woman's Branch Of
Brooklyn City Missions will hold a sale of new
and secondhand goods at No. 1868 Myrtle avenue on
May to Q. Mrs Peter Bogart is chairman of the
committee. Contributions of clothing and house
hold articles requested in order that the House
Or !ndustTy for Frtendless and Erring Women and
ing in It's new 6os Il %ouIdBs B % donoFs d t
jo9ivenlent to delver their donations Mrs Mary
them at any time upon information
Members of the Orange CI. j. Political Study
Club honored the memory of the late Susan B.
Anthony last Monday afternoon az a meeting held
at the house of Miss Julia Kellogg, No. 70 Highland
avenue. Mrs. Frank Wilson read a paper descrfb-
ing the gtrlhood days Of Miss Anthony, and Miss
Emma L. Richards, president Of the Essex County
Woman's Suffrage Association, told Of Miss An
thongs fifteen years experience as a teacher and
her protest against the injustice OF paving women
teachers One-fourth as much as men. Miss KeI-
logg spoke of Miss Anthony's work for the aboli-
uon or slavery, and Mrs. ]. r. Paddock paid trib-
ute to her personal character. Miss Ada c. Harri-
isted between Miss Anthony and her coworker
Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Mrs. G. NJ Jeffery
The Rev. AntolDette Brown Blackwell. honorary
Anthonys eaPy a G96i caRpE snTs 6 Of Miss
H3TBo6v nv 6T0TIn5pg OF The early days when Mss
Handel read letter telling Of the last hon
oTs @ PAID pa TO Miss Anthony by her fellow towns
Anthony, told Of the domestic side OF Miss An
Anthony in Rochester
At the annual meeting OF the Women's Auxiliary
TO the American Scenic and Historic Preservation
Society, which held recently the Hotel Buck
inghaIn, the following ticket unanimously
elected: Honorary president. Miss Mary Van
Buren, Vanderpoel; president. Mrs. James A
blanchard; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Virgil
P. Humason; recording secretary, Mrs. z. Emer-
son Waters; treasurer, Mrs James z Pope; ex-
ccutive board. Mrs. George S. Bixby, Mrs J. Heron
Crosman, Mrs. Charles H. Terry Mrs J. T. Pultz
and Mrs Samuel r. Weed More than twenty Vice
presidents were also elected among them being
Dimock. Mrs Levi P. Morton. Mrs Henry Willard,
James W. Pinchot Mrs. Archibald Alexander and
Mrs. James Hennng.
due largely 10 the zeal of the retiring PRESIDENT
Miss Vanderpoel. has mapped out vigorous cam
The annual meeting OF the Brooklyn Society of
New England Women will be held next Thursday
at the home Of IT'S president, Mrs. Stuart Hull
Moore. No. 43 McDonough street It is expected
that the entire board of officers will be reelected
but two vacancies on the board OF managers will
be filed from the membership. At the last social
meeting for the OF the society, held on
May 10 in the parlors OF the Young Women's
Christian Association Mrs James e Hill will read
a paper on New England composers, Mrs George |
winthrop knight viii read an original story and |
Mrs RuyIand Mcdonald win give songs. Mrs. Lucy /
r Lewis has charge Of the literary programme and
Mrs. George Bevertdge or the music
The matinee benefit for the Bide-a-Wee Home for |
Animals, No 145 West Ssth street. given by Mrs. |
noon was a social and financial success. Between |
the three one-act plays given little boys and girls
sod candies and flowers. and they were literally /
Datronized that many dollars were added 10 the /