New-York tribune., 1909-09-23
HUDSON-F WEEK
Patriotic JEomen's Societies VII
Keen Omen House.

The week of the Hudson Fulton celebration will
he a busy one for many of the women organiza-
tions of the city. The Colony Club is going to en-
tertan the wives and daughters of official visitors
and most of the patriotic societies will establish
headquarters in convenient locations and keep open
house for the week of the celebration
The New York State committee of the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution. Mrs. William
Cumming Story chairman, will open its headquar-
ters at No. 50l Fifth avenue tomorrow and Will
keep them open for two weeks covering the cele-
bration on the upper Hudson, as well as in New
York The committee has a reviewing stand seat
ing about seven hundred persons in West 59th
street, and has also secured boat for visiting
Daughters. 1t will participate in the reception TO
he given at City Hall on September 27 by the Ma
tional Society of Patriotic Women. and on Satur-
day, September .. il will he present at the un-
furling of the peace flag which has been present
ed by the New York State Daughters to the Hud-
son-Fulton commission.
The National Society of Patriotic Women, Of
which Mrs. J. Heron Crosman is president, eX-
poets to have as guests of honor at its reception
in the Council Chamber of the City Hail. Gov
ernor and Mrs Charles F. Hughes. Nice-President
and Mrs. James s. Sherman, Mrs. Russell Sage
and General and Mrs. Charles Francis Roe. Gov
ernor Hughes, Will make address, and there VIII
also be addresses by General Stuart /. Woodford.
president of the Hudson-Tulton Commission; Judge
Charles F. Moore and n. Taylor Phillips Or t.
BrymbeTg Porter will read original poem, and
there will he music under the direction of Mrs
Simon Baruch. with Mrs. J. Thomas Philips as
soprano. r. Frank Thompson barytoue. Max
Jacobs violinist and Miss Ludmia Voiacek as
pianist.
The United States Daughters of 1912. Mrs. VIII
lam Gerry Sladc. president. will have headquarters
for four days at DeimoniCo's. Omitting Tuesday
and THURSDAY the DAYS of the historical and mill
tary parades Members Of the order of Americans
of Armorial Ancestry and Danes of the Loyal
Legion will also he welcomed here and the Daush-
ters will share their reviewing stand in West 59th
street with both these societies. on Monday the
vate view of heraldic work. bookplates and gene
No 264 West 57th street from 10 o'clock until s
The Daughters of New England coming from
and far JON in the Hudson Fulton ceebrs-
tion, and to the other pleasures of the week will
be added the pleasures Of reunion. The National
Society of New England Women has secured
stand at nth street and Central Park. West, and
probably all the colonies except the San Francisco
one have taken seats. The officers of the national
society will occupy the centre Of the stand and
the colonies will be grouped around, The Brooklyn
colony, Miss Isabel Chapman president. has taken
the whole left section. Mrs Frank Emerson Com
stock. president of the Buffalo colony. Is coming
with large delegation, and Mrs. Frank Orr will
head the Chicago contingent. During the week Of
the celebration some kind of social function will
be arranged for the visitors. but the date has
yet been set
The Society Of New York State Women, Mrs,
Gerard BanCker, president will be at home at the
Waldorf Astoria during the week of the ceebra-
tion. There will he a reception Monday and
tea every afternoon.
The Daughters of the Empire State have taken
about three hundred seats in West 5Sth street for
the use of members and guests.