New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
ANIMAL MEETING.

The Hotel Astor was radiant with Sunshine on
Wednesday morning members OF the T. S S
thronged the corridors and exchanged cordial greet
inss with old and friends. The young women
ushefs, wearing yellow and white badges were
kept busy seating the guests who filed the small
ballroom where the business session was held.
Many who found IL impossible TO remain for tie
luncheon present at the morning meeting
Some who had bought tickets were prevented by
illness from attending the luncheon but the S97
present at the tables In the grand ballroom thor
oughiy enjoyed the social hour. The souvenirs
furnished by the hotel were pretty yellow baskets
each with spray Of lilies of the valley tied to the
handle with yellow rbbon-typical Of the Sunshine
colOrs.
Greetings and reports were received from Japan
Austria, Dutch West Indies and Bahama Islands
The report from Mrs. T +. Mclean, the state
president Of Florida showed more progressive work
An interesting part Of the report Of Mrs A. l.
Mason, state president OF New York, was the rec
district president of Aiiegany County. Mrs W
sented fine report Of ncTease d intense ,n r.
Wcrk Mrs Bailey, Of New Jersey, represented
The following branches were represented by pres-
+. b. Walker and forty members and guests; Queen
,slh EN- Mrs r J. Myers and twenty members;
members; Coreopsis branch. Miss Eleanor Booth
and Miss Terry; Bridgeport branch Mrs. 4. s. May
Chapman and Miss N Johns; Washneton, Miss
Helen Varick Boswell; Hearts Ease Circle, Rhode
Island. NJ. F. Gammons and Mrs Payne; Purchase'
N. y branch. Mrs. Samuel Wiets and twelve
MEMBERS Kingston. n. Y, Mrs. Catherine Ensign.
president; Yonkers, Mrs 4. Saunders and 1--WE
bers; South Nyack, Miss Stasin and Mrs }. O
Prochasa; Chelsea branch, Mrs. Perrepont A
Greene. twelve members and ten guests; Friendly
Aid. Mrs. j. Lindsey and twenty-one members;
Social Industrial club. Mrs. John 5. WISE Divine
Stream, the Misses Miller; Ever Ready, Mrs. +. II
Jerom" and FIVE guests; West Side. Miss Aimee
Bennett and three delegates; Mothers Sunshine
Circle, Mrs. T. f. Frost and ten members; Brother
hood branch, the Rev. J. Sumner Stone; Pascal
Institute Miss Pascal and two delegates; chrystie
Street House. Wallace Fitzpatrick; Sunheams Mrs.
Charles s. Noyes; No branch. Miss Mildred Reid
West End. Mrs ". q Brown and nine members;
Oriental Guild. Mrs. A. Gridey; United branch,
Mrs II. NJ. Robinson and three delegates; Rich
mond Hill Mrs. Frecland: Passaic, \. J., Mrs
J. II Boynton: Allendale. y. j. Mrs Frank Drum
mand and ten members; Arlington juniors, Mrs
Belle @. butcher and two members; Arlington
adult branch. Mrs. Charles Rathbone and three
members: Newark, Miss J. Ida Dodd and eleven
friends, East Orange Mrs J. 81 Hey, and the indie
pendent tables filled with members n tho
general society. The advisory board. was repre-
scented nv Mrs Harry Wallerstein. who had as her
Tuttla Of New Haven: Mrs Isucius Stanton. who
had her guest Mrs. Parker of Brooklyn. and
Mrs Eichell was represented hv Mrs Mayors, who
was the hostess Of seven friends.
The secretary Ravo a summarized report Of many
branches In different states which had been sent
10 the office. It not possible for delegates
from a great distance 10 he present. The general
repOrt of the secretary will appear later