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ROUND BODICE OF VELVET. DRAPED WITH TUU.K.
A MAGNIFICENT SUCCESS.,
PROMOTERS OF THE CONGRESS OF
MOTHERS SURPRISED.
IN rotNT OF ATTENDANCE. IMPORTANCE OP THK
1-I3CT-SSIONS AND t*,1DE5*T*READ INTEREST
AROUPET*. IT IS Sl-RPAf-SlNG ALI.
*rxrEcrr.\T!ON?~-niE pe<*ond
DATS prcxi:eding?.
Washington, Feb. 18.?Tho National Corf-r-er-* ot
M .ther?. now holding Us first seealca in tliisa etty.
Vis outgrown tho expectations of Hs most aengulne
I rimotcrs. both in the number of delegates ir. et
te-?:?r.ce, Um Importance of Its dlSatnjSSlonS : 7,1 the
ir.terest manifested in Its PfOtSOllllIgS Tha ?
even amid the f! *rry of the Inaugural tui?
tions, with all the publi<? squares anil buildings and
many of tne private IMMSSSS given ever to tho
decorators ar.d ac;. "ToM-builders. |S distinctly coi
- tens of the presence of th? delegates. They t\-e
a .-.nie everywhere In groups of a hundred or less,
? r..r.K In the sight3 of the Capital In the intervals
betareen more serious business. Those intervals.
- n*a*t*sr, are brief, for the Congress begins work at
:? - tha ?Barling an! keeps it up until late at night
Thai morning, for Instance, in addition to the gen?
era meeting of the Congress held ir: th*- CStpackma
IVIl Baptist Church, there were preliminary con
f'r<-nr*es. or. ap they were ellidanlSS **alled, "round
tania talks" and "heart to heart meetings." At one
of th**<\ held in tho great banquet hall of the ,\r
i -.c-or.. which, notwithstanding its large scating
r.ir'".c!ty, was found too smrUl for the general i'on
?fress, a valuable address ems delivered by Dr. Ada
1* Tryotnsa on '"Ac elden ta: "A"hat to Do Before tho
Donor Comes," which was folio-are.* "r-r a brief dis?
cussion. Th?n three members of th? Anthropologi?
cal Scele.ty? M-s. Hom peen, Mrs. Hagc-lst.. rr-rer ard
Mils Alice fletch se discuss* d the question of
"Fecr: How to Overcome It ir. Children."
Prior to th" reassembling of the get eral Congress
there was a brisf rXNtforence in the Baptist rhun-h,
In which Miss Jeannette Rtebarda discussed tba
--ajessnatjr of schools for Inland nurses, and Mrs
I'utnam spoke on the question of "Punishment for i
Children."
MRS. BALLINGTON" BOOTH SPEAKS.
Long before the time set for the opening of th*
morning aessSuii sf.H excises*?there was not sn
, -reliable bi a: anywhere in the church, and when
Mrs. Bah*ne*? calVd the B*"SetJng Ifl "artier Mrs. Maud
Rillington Booth, of New-York <"lty, made tha de
? ian! sdiress. T':o audience Joined In Kinging
yeer ST, My *'<xl. to Theo.'' nf"er \V Mrs
Booth read a few verses from the Bible In tbs
rsa of her remarks she said "ll Isa great com
i ed a gr<-a* strength to feel the! we have the
? 'o f.rn and claim ths peal Btreng hand <-t
- i\ seeene thar -. aaa who stand to
?lay in the position of mothers should It- 1 grateful
for tb? light and teachings which Oed haa brough I
U SVes " In speaking of motlier love, Mra.
Bl Ul compi'.r**ii lt to divine love, thi
i-r.a-finabie. A trna wosssn, Mr- Boots eon
"! ahouM have this wonderful moth.
M Oral s ams a ?"?*.*?-*"? ?**? om Bpsskina of b.-r
experiences In the different prisms, abe acid thar
lt mad* r.o difference how low fl criminal had fallen
< - arba! crime he had cosnsnttted, there wi re tim*.*
I his Incarceration when he Still shtiwa - p
aol his m. other'.* training op- of tbe greatsel
er ri aver cojisaltted bs sny Lacglalature, contra
Mrs Booth, and on* that ks a Ms
t ? ? ime of the state, was ... deprive thi convict*
'' ling Bahai of work Referi 10 I ?
vi.-, enient of womtn, sh" said thnl BlMttld B
"?"onsen .r.Kit - In tire different meetlng-i being hi ld
present ilma ll was no ex-cuss i
Mri nsited her children. A wemen who i I
? tor 1 aril] Bad In the fui
? ,r -. . le, ;n d thai ht r work
hts been to no pnn*sni
A: tbs conclusion ol Mrs Booth's sddresi Mn
i: an rerflow mea wnstalri
...,-??? tba larg. ? un wi rial rs -rho
wera , . ? geln a Imltta
MIOPEB afOOD BOH CHILDREN.
Mri Ijfufffn E. '?' - ' aerassntosrn, Penn.,
j, v -ne Cong:' ' ' ?? I ?
n . ? uv i-emark'd, ss appl ed 1
ry and the ]
tic. ..-? an bani - ? of do
?? ir- s-. .' ,v s -? ?
. rstand only a small pen ot whst la i<n wn
in the vat ? elopmenl
th.- naothor bbusi not ona Hi
r. lg boot Tba Beal step we 4 ll
rr ere In regard to tl arefttl
. Wy of it."
aaesei M ? ? ?' ?'
:.. ... .... ?? ?. rulei for m.*' babj
; ia r ta ? 11 lie eal ?
well." Dr. L. Emmetl Holt, ' ? Buby'i
ii-.- tal of N< .?? Torn, Ba-rs Im haa bad large ex
Iran who "ati * rei ?
? : . ; ? .... - lt. ead Its il rwed a n ? t>>:'* i of
? th?:r gru' - BM) - ??* -<f t ? '?'"
it-oaebtS snd lec-oneiOVrate pra tl ? Bo
-.>.- i? .-.-_?. ipon th ? ? it fl a*'-ik bo ly In a
abu ...?:.? , ? education ol
I ? ai Bia Mri sha
r .. . - BB -eas, | '.-,- - .i I ' ll
?-?. >d ;n h Jina ti lift I - I ? Inter
> ? etwees hirth and the age of twelvi Wt
sis-.ivs mm tha I for oourlsljmi ?
, ? ,?-.... ? . y tot
; . ? an l m'-n .u s lei ?.. Dr, P
? ? ? as Infant Mind booh
, . i of f ul.ir, .i sr*
known a I ovei titi acrid, think
a - ni ? n . enoug
.-i the Una
Mr*. Hogan said thai ia.
'" - - ? . . ? from .'rn'. In i n .
""mc Mfir-;. -.,. t... ; ..??.; making rn : ?
individual child-study, and I ? stat. dlj In
ri thal ms i introlllna -.]^:\.~.,,, ol th.
PHyilrai devslopmsni tn iiei lilld li the most Im?
portant ta?k of th<- young moth-.-, ba sus.
i'?i**.r)|,m?-!i! ihe rnlld'B av., e futu Intell. isl
una moral, life wi), depend.
Ui a-enrluslor. Mra. H..kai bi
? lui there ti ?
itual-ward* .,?:. imply thai I ,
? i \u. lr bodia ia* iaa Thi
if*! ''?.'? Oreaohss ot t*??- lava,,,; boa)th ar. phya al
, . .i ,,,'??' th!*. I?gen*rallj Seen, then, arni perhaps
'? ;" nen. viii th* phy*i.ral training of the* young
r'c.-ive ali the attention lt deaerve *
H..'.?V,'rll0i ni.-.-t;i,.- v.: urn*- of Mr..
*^srKt, Mru. Mar--a-*s-l L. B*engster and Mj?. Han
rotln. o' Chicago, president o' the Woman's Fed
e ration.
RI-tPOXSI-TLITTU of MOTHERHOOD.
Folio wini: in tha. ord>r o' Um regular pron*.-.linus
Mrs Alice Lee Moons, ol Wasbiaston, mad s paper
on "Beproduction snd Natural Law" Sh.* said lt
was tha- oi.i theory timi parents were tiu- involun?
tary, irTesponsibis agents of Omi la tba peopaga
?; a. of *;? ,... \,IVV |, ,. :l_ eovni la red lhal i sw
parentage was little less th.m a crime The child
deserved the tm *t serious and laborloua study.
Mon and womei sn o ten Influenced by trifles Itghl
..- sir In enti ring upon marriage. A girl ought, be?
fore allowing herself to love, v consider the ha,alth,
mental i .... position In life, means ol sup
man she nay wed A,*.., sh., must
The llrsl consideration is health
?? om. rst t ? man Ipa ted 'rum the
? to be ,-x..r Med before
maten i ntered on. after, it is too late ti
Righi thinking ana right living
ought ? ? -rn ' ment each other In the man ami
woman who take upon themselves 'ae duties of
?v.
lt was announced that the delegates of the Uni?
versal Peace Conferen o Philadelphia exti
thinks for the addresses being delivered A dele
sate aug tt the C nares* m-m rlaltBe the
a mo-, .'in.ni fer
universal peace Borne action will probably be
taken I
Mr.- Helen li Gardener, of Huston. r?*a<i ,?_ paper
on "The Mora Reaponslbil '.'. ..-. i ;i. ?
Duty.' - said: "Self-abnegation. BU beer
to man. whether he be father, lover ?r hui
rs the roost dan -? ry that ran i" ?
lld ths bi xr gener?
ation. She hi* no righi to transmit a nature and
a .viara.'-.-r rha: sn - il -?? iii . bu ijecl In. tv
- hort, i slavish iharscter wh
either blindly obedient or bllndlj rebellious, and
either case set aa a tim" lock lo
ir to '"? preyed upon by society in the fut
!:' a woman is nol brave enough to demand ana
obtain personal llbert] snd entire control of her
ur.-at and ri ??-??a lowing function of mn terni; v. she
''?'??- ' ? .-.--a io tar. ? s-an.|< ;r>->n a ail,I, anl
to rurse g ra ? with the descendants of such a
strvlca, a ilwaned. a time and master aervlng char?
acter. Subject mother, win never promics a race
of free, wen-poised, Justlce-practlalng children."
?ith her remarkfl tm* inorntng*a work ended.
N'.> DE-UKASE IN THK CKOWD
When Mrs Birney called tbs m.-a-ting io order
this sfternoon, notwithstanding the fact thai the
morning session bad sdjenrned only an hour be?
fore, there wan r,o rlslbli dsereass in the number
of aUendanta
Mis* Frances Newton ..r i'la nco. delivered the
opening address ort "Thi Mother's Qreateat Net ls."
Ill Newton said thal il bad slwaya i.n her
""?mi" io try to help mothers. Ihe consequently
fait that ipeak authoritatively On tbe
? t, bet .ms., for several yeara she had bean
supplying in Ler kindergarten hoflaes tbs numerous
ran ni eded. "In working with these
people," said Miss Newton, I have cone to
i ? alls, what -? mi I ... n ithi - nei .1* are. The
tirm thing ii tor i mother t.. realise whal home
meant, foi I ?? child ll .-???ni* ? in. " ahe con?
tinue., "thal ever* bit of the home ,;:?? should be
a ? ? ? . ther and madi . - ha i rnonii
month and year In the hom>
lao I a.ir even
year ihould lind both parents ana children oi
higher plane and more united A mother needs the
sympathetli co-operation of her husband ima-.
than ? :?-.?.! don't benet..
: moth. he should a
in or : lie pan of Her huab
M ?? !<>?!'>:.?. of Philadelphia, i lie
i In ten sting address a
? ? purpost In sd*
i trj to sketch the la)
llstsnt whi ?
: - for children would be regarded ..
vital h neces ?,?,-?- ? d kin?ei
Thi li: s; children' -
un.l wai openi . li Boston In the summer
ol ; a.;. and was sustained by both prlval
publl. fm I - -?- ?? ? :'.' begai In I'hii
Hdelphla, ind In ISK the iii ind for chil?
dren was established In The close
ihe kindergarten snd T he pis) -
a. ?:.. n a. "wa* -. ? rj ? i?*ii\ tr i ???! ,.
.... ? -.. h ? ground ri ached out for I
el
Dr ?; St mle) Hall, of w ir est. M i :
v v Mad al. ?' the last speaker
of the iften oi leselon. Il" delivered ari enid rees
gome ] Result* ol i "hlld Study " "A
? ? child In Oermany,' said Dr Hall, "enter*)
out Ri e or sis a. .,rs of agi ana
. nt hai" di feel ? ? night a1! test *
? ml - ?? ? -n di fer.Tva sight dur*
\ great rn i nj oft.
hearing v cauaes general stupidity and some?
times result., in children icing aral lo school f.r
? ?... 11 the lr propi - hearing
... thej would undoubtedly i>. ,i- brig
of ihat age. \Vb#n sch. st i a
undermine*" the h. .Hi " continued Dr. Hall, "the
?pill ahould ma nt educated, bb the good accom
? - iff) lem ?.. oftaet the hara
Dr. ll 'H spoke of reilg m
mt Bl be t.i ugh) to bring I hs
wll lure.
Thi programme for the evening session wsi
or Moth, ri " Mr- Margaret K.
.'. New-York City; presentation of resolu*
pr -- ? ommlttee Worn.:. Prlenda Hal Um.jr.-.
FBOM EABIS TD kaI'LEs.
The people ? wera to laka an imaginary ti ,
"rom Paiic to Naples, under ths guidance of Miss
[.?,", Candler Ki logg, assemWed at the homs <>t
M.* Dwlgl ? A .1 nea No. in Hast nfty-se'
...,.,. n. ??? | | T.-. ??. irney proved most
:,. ik ..: ? vis in word-pa i
hr.aig . Whl ' ?? - '?'?"- '"r" ,v' ' b* "' ?
ghe .:: l bim tai:-- her rampon.
.... bul branched off into
harmlni wayi - I ?' <*enoe nt Cannae,
? ? | Monte .???rio. "where on.- gets
,,.. best food In the w irld " and Um fascination of
,. viewed by th. Bpi etator was
rraphleally told Then cern* Mentone sad Naples,
vi!l, ,;. . itiful dean parka ead highway* and
-. darb unwashed bywsys
om. '? I the i" >i-i- waa dei ribed, the r
ii,.mr. . ?- ? ind hurc festlsala enjoysblc
i ie Irrepressible La-Kimr*
-.- , !na- ,i with lu world-renowned treasures
, ... .;.. . . mention. Here ire the bronaes at
??nm that wi re boned for
P vent eel centur.es, sad now tell 'he storj el I
V ok ber .ii.!'.. I el the SlCSVStl
anti a. ,.,-. j one d >*. to th* grsndi ur
? Vesuvius Nexi wi ? k ibe v. ;ii
with a trip lo Calr ?
'BOPOS ED COLONIAL BALL tk>E THUD.AR.
, il, ,K . K.l. Il Mi ,'l.nty M. l_ep_**0, wif.
,; judie Shepard, will praasal to tbs OsMtlnaniel
,.-. Daughter! o' lha Anuri.'.in Rove
in begiB Baal Friday iii W'asliltlgton, li <\.
pj^i -pUaf-cent Brrnctare ta i?- stsotad ai
,,,. ,,,,,- ,! under I " auspices ol thai hedy. e_fd to
,.. known ? Hsli. The chapters of the
r ," g,ut( uri lld t" be a- .inlmoiie IB I
..,. .nori.il, ai .1 li ls proposed to Bah Con
oi Ignd on which to ersci Hm
', ? ,,,,,.. ? ia i , make tha hall a central
l' ,-,. for ih. National gstheringa of the j ..nighter.
ul ,i nubile mos. nm f.,r the treaeur.-l nrctalvss
. '.. ',,.,,?., bavins hlatortc reUlion tc th* dava
, the Revolution Ii ls pr.'?"'? *?'.VV1''. 1" i,,;',
? lt', contributions Ol tug eMtbBtMtA, Chi-ago B__9*
i ii ...imtf with I-*1
THE CHIROPEAN BREAKFAST
THE FIRST ANNUAL FEAST THAT THIS
CLUB HAS ENJOYED.
T**i"0 HUNDRED AND SIXTT-THREE WOW KN DE?
VOTE AN AFTERNOON* TO CEI.EHRATlN'i
THK CLTB'S RIRTHDA Y?JatANt
PROMINENT WOMEN PRESENT.
Not a wrinkle in their rose leave*, not a h'ot on
the aoutcheon, not B rift In the hiv appeared to
disturb the calm serenity that brooded over that
much-talked-of function?the first annual breakfast
of Chtropean.
The skies were henven's own blue, and the air a
gracious promise of the rominar spring. The n-w
and beautiful surroundings of the Knapp Mansion
wer?? nn appropriate setting for tht? symposium, at
ta hir-h K.-1 of the representative women of Hrooklyn
gathered to celebrate the cub's natal day. Nine
tables were required to sent the guests. BSVOU being
ranged in the new assembly-room nn.l two in the
mu*V-room The srheme of color selected for deni.
ratlcn SMS gTSM and white. Ferns, smilax, white
roses and carnations were mass?-d In Jars nnd bearii
and baskets, and encircled the walls and cover*.!
the tables. Each woman present Wits given an im?
mense bouquet of roses.
From noon until 1 o'clo.-k there was a re,-eption.
and promptly at 1 o'Vo,-k "Ire l.renkfasf was served
by Mares!. The nvr.u Included;
(.? War* "i 1 i M. .'.?rne.
Latte ,|l Malo.
'"aa.ars Haltlnl*.
o:iva? Radish**, celery,
Bett**** aim, nils.
Whit-1, '.lt lr. (bart's.
"-ail'-e tirt.ir
Filat mm n A Ia B k: :a.
Beebal Mnrauerite.
Hqu tb* B r .is*
Ir*-irre.ini >-n sun,ria*.
Paney v-ik'-- B -.t>..,n?.
Cari,lie* Fruit.
CbtTa-s.
Naturally at tl ls point the Interest centre,! In
the tables, where tho scheme of coloring was car?
ried out to the minutest detail. Baby ribbons of
green tied th.* tinv Italian rolis. lanela- i.askets
made of creen CS*"*Jv, to simulate wiek-rwi.rk.
beM wtiite and green bonbons and Bia.-ed fruits
<?liv?:. celery and radishes. With the tender besrt
laeves lefi 1,7. fulfilled lltew mission, wbtts di-vr*.
parrdshlni-s and even the eaees holdinc tin- creams I
held to tlv- same gi ne rel euiorlrie The rndl.s were
neariy al! in svonlng hats, who-.' Moral garniture
a.id-,1 to the brilliancy of rh. -asens.
Mrs. Aiv.id .; Brown, president of Chirp peen.
preside 1 af the .-htef table, assisted by Mrs. I". W.
Wurster .md Mrs francis Toung, vhw-presidenti
Ot' the CtUb H'-re Were ,1 ls.Sted tile KU.sfs of
honor .\r tiie other Voles tip memi-ers of the
Executive Committee snd th.* chahwamn <>f th?
various other committees were seated at tbe beads
aa h.e-,
A graceful prelude to Ihe breekfeal ja-as ? grace
nunn by the Cliliiliwan Carol Club, the weeds of
av hi, h aa-, r.- written by the H'-v. James S Darill!**
ton nn.l the music composed by Dudley Buck
Th?* Carol Club, of which Chlropean ls Justly proud.
ls ably oflk-ered by Mr^ K 0 .Iran', president.
Mr Orant leader; Mr^ Matllds HaUam ri.
ptaaHint: Mrs. Oewgn M. I>'*mmtston. treiU<iir<.r;
Miss Fratn-isi a Meyer, secreter: lira .b.iiti Hil?
ler' ("ulick is its *.-ry efll. teni dir. I
At ::.':>> o'clock the gsvel Bounded, and Mrs.
Brown rose to toes! Chlro) ?
MRI mt-.WNS BEMARJC1
"Wa an- rather i yo ing 11 lb." Bhe said, "for so ,
brilliant a blrthd ly porty, and av.- (hank the rrtends
who have gathered with ns ta celebrate tba Us*
willie much speculstlon bas been rife regarding
Chtropean, I n flh to flay there [| nothing sphinx*
Hk" about lt. Its membera ere bright, intell -? -
women, beni on Improving th mselves ar.d their
homes. While we neve members fr >m rm
part* ot the etty, ave ar.* r<*.-i!i\ a 1 ? -? ? -sl dub. Tbs
im Matriel has been for ? long tim-* bm
t.h -aiiii the metropolis then any other part of
Brooklyn Wa ere nearer New-Tork. Perhaps this
reason ropean's goan tadattvi ?
At the close of this grstulatorj Mrtbdey ai.h,
Mn Brown gracefully turned h*r attention t.. Mn
William Tod Melmutb, who sal al her lefl "Mn
Helmut:,," she Bold, "represents tba oldest and
best-known club in tbe country, Cblropes i owes
slleglancs to this club becauea she use- u as a
pattern ,>n .-very oeeasion " (Greet applause, dur*
.on Whick Mr.-. lb.rn;.: a aros. . i
Mr* llelm-ith was super!'v ItOWfl'Sd !n green ve]
VSi nrr.l -allies, wl'h pan.-ls of i.w lb d embroider-,
set In ov.-r cream Whits satin. Mer bonnet was of
velvet af.J salli', trimmed wirli , xqilsite lace. Bbl
-????m. d sn Integral pan of tbe -? ben ? of i olor thai
dominated ths room.
"This part of Brooklyn nearest the bo l
she mid, ? loverly responding to Mrs, Brown, "lt
ls in th' in-Top.dis. it ut i part i Boro Mrs
Hr,,wp a- president of Chlropei.,ninia!',, 80
avon;, n Mn Helmutb ss presldenl ol I
commnndi BB, among whom la Mrs, Broun
Mrs. Helmut!) then apoke of the subject v.-ry
n.-ur to her besrt, "The Phlleeopby of Women'*
''Vhs. 'iv reacn the k-i.i. tot .viii,-ii you an
seeking, namely, that women'a clubs are tbe greet ?
factor* in the higher and better elevation "f
winon, you stuml.rer blocki sod Btones, and
are met bj obats ? tract tho regular
path, .m.] sn led v. nan] snd devious wsystothe
point for wblcb you sn Bimini and are brougl i
to -e., that posotblj there may be danger of mak?
ing hast., loo fast and it tba rush fall to attain tbe
gateway bj which you desire t,, snter Into tbe
hlghei and better life for womankind."
I;, en -a. tba well-worn Bplatl. ? ? s Pa ii *.,,
: Int titan I W . IS ba I . I ,
I, Ml I ll. ::. th I fl
iel; sra p dei Ol henries ..
omma nil mat and ?,..?? -
,ai i: tn I hr* ri. . i ? ? ? . j ::?? I ;,i
. ?.?Vu; of an All Hi- Fa thei a ho deers. ii
?hbuid remain a bs
?n ?ul I lie added to tne poi
'a - elmu ga var a ? ?.
the advance of worn ? I ? great
ure to ? arhl.'h
? n d up srld* dough I Instead
i:. ..,,., I ol
- ? , ? :
m.--r on ?? immi ? _
topi *? ol mutual in ? est all gre! rel irma sn ;
chi movements, and wall ?
At:, ra beautiful!! rendered ali from '"l.e- ti
- bj air* ll... Lni. If las Mary Bhae
; . AI J -? , .1 rr?in m . ? ,
to res]. 7i The Urama !:i ? y. .-xq ,
ited and as rn il a ? - . i ,
Mi>- Bhas ipoki
; li. i sn ioma ;?? ? : wine
monal, s ivi en hear l ? i qui - ion .. ?
e drama ss I line a V u old
i - ? llisatl in Itflell Ai to lt* lim iga ? ? i ,
111 kin** In flllent and deathles.a rn.i
Kurlpide* ''..mellie. Karine, Milton and Shake
-;??-.ti The actor la noir-., noi mad*
real ector acts ai th. alni or ie --.-. . i
ti..- He cannot explain hi* power hi inna help
Brilliant aa Mlsa Bhaw'a trlnmpha have
?sain snd sgaln, never baa *:i,- recelvi i mon h. ir
fell ..rm:' ... i Bl a- - !? ; hei bj her listen -,t
- 'hlropesn.
Am un,- the oir.er ., i(jn -.. wen heartily ap?
pia . i.- the oudla , o wen i charmine brochure
"A Chaperon," bj Mn I Wella C'hampney, author
o' "Vassar '.iri Stories"; a '-;"t' dissertation on
'American Matrons.' lin Bernard Paten: ".v
Vol ? .'rom iii.- Press, by Mr.- Westorer-Al'den
A Baratogs Greeting." Mia* Anna Maxwell
Jonea, presldenl Woman's Club, Ba nt oca, and a
witty pi.-, 7- .\i;.-s 'opernoll vr til- brave ipln
iten nba form li per cent .. Chlropean.
Mrs Washington BoeMlng was mtroduced to tt...
L*lub as assistant In building that triumph ?f en
?rtneerlna skin, the Brooklyn Bridse, while Miss
tamma Thurabjr, Slr- Margaret Welch, Mrs Tru- '
mi.. Backus Mr- Mill.-.- Bad Mr- Jtxtaou sren
iis., formally Introduced and welcomed bj Chlro
pe in
A-'.-r the Installation of offlcen according *,> list '
riven In a receni Issue of The Tri:,un.- this brilliant I
function closed with another beautiful solo bj |fn
Hallam, "O Thal \k-. too Wan Haying!" i
Among those eearlna *pe lallj beautiful ostumej '
aen noted Mia* Ives. In bis a velvet, with trlmmlngfl
if duchense lace Mr- Boebllng, In mir.mt, v. h.;
,vlrh trimmings of cream satin and gold smbfotdwrry, ?
?irh bonnet to metch; Mrs Wunter wore a black
astin, with tull ari.id lacs bodl t front and wm
?olored relvel bmero Miss Bhss bad on >? Mack '
-ilk moir**, with Dieso*en figured reel and Meek '
Bet. i
Tl ? ilub bOStesa, Mr- IVnrv Hassler was sn
?oust.inila mi the alert that her picture in green '
and violet enV'-is hal to te taken on tbs artng '
u**- Kat.* Ahren'i oetunse was bream, with niiite
wtta snd appliqu* lace Mr Franklin wa- becom- '
nglj bi tired In ?ra\ moire, velour trimme.1. with
fra*.- rii!fT,,ti and bonsni io omi ?. 1
Mrs ai.ih Brown srsi gowned in Mach silk. 1
rimmed with J- and wnlte chiffon, and carried a ?
.. autlful bou.pi. ? of rosea ind ferns |
Mr- Wine av.in ,narmitixl\ irtir.-,! in black sal- I
rgf\ gad whit. -atm. Sith bonnel of velvet and
?.?taite pompons Mr- Knowles i....k.-<i partlcularlj
.harming in ara\ silk tnmme.i *yitii .. profusion ? ?
are mn! bonnet of pink rosea Mr- roung ap
wared In black reive" with pink iii*pli'i>i<- lace and
, !?? ?urning mtv evening bonnel o' v*-lve; and
,|nk r.,ses Tti.re wen several Leautlfal aelectlona |
? ne .'at il Club and a --I, lin sui . (mm
rannhSuaer nv Miss Btnsl Wyssaa
Ti.,.s. arba avsrs ineeenl a*ere: J
Table Ko i Mrs Atveh <; Beewn, Mrs j", w ,
i\ -ir-t- r Mr- P*rsne|s Vouna, Mrs Charles Jud- ?
hm Mr* ? barlee r. Bertrem, Mn J Wells .
"i..mpii-v Mrs James \ Iperry, Mr- Ann.. M
lon*** Mlifl Banu Thnnbj., Mn Luiiua B Miller.
Un Bernard Peten. Mra A K Wing, Dr. lannis
x,zl-*r Mr? M'i'liam T.mI il-ln.utli Mr- Margal I '
,\.'|.(, Mr- Chsrlss lt KilBe)ell. Mn. Washington
-toebllhs Mr- J Henry Dlek, Mian Marj Baas
Vtr- K.iwln Knrwks. Mrs k-nn-ilj. Mr- i \\ r
\lden Mra A. M 1'ttlmer. Mm. I Appian). Mr*. o
rSt^V :t- J. e. King, Hm. James Darllnn. I fl
ton. Mles S. f'lina", Mra. Marlon Hrown. Mra. R. Ti.
I-ard. Mrs M. I. Fiske, Mr*. A. Black. Mri- Will
lam Knight. Miss Tranter. Mian Osborn, Miss Hlg
g'-n... Mrs. rier.-n.-.- S-.-lev, Mrs. H. Powell. Mrs
Ooma Jacobs, Mlxst; Simmon*., Mm. L W. Hyde,
Jr. Mrs K. Sealay. Mrs A. Du). Mrs. M. Dav. Dr.
C. D Barnette, Mrs. BOhrlller, Mr. L V. Koake.
Miss Alice ivrkin*.. Miss Lissie Gaylor.
Table No. ?, Mrs. A. Moilenhauer, Mrs. Harry
Moilenhauer. Mrs. O tl ben Kltchtng, Mrs. William
J oirel. Mrs. D. T. Wilson. Mrs. W. Har ron. Miss
garran, Miss Jails Iting. Mr- Theodore ll-rx.
Mrs. c. (talbert, Mrs K. Caldwell, Miss Hun." Ut.
1 T. J. Woodruff. Mrs Joseph Donall. Mr- A
Beardsley, Mrs |_ Sanford.
\',
Praachen, Mr
Mr-. Royal .lag
Tabla No ' Mn
Mis. Bell, Mrs. I.
?-.truth, Mrs w Ha nf ord
Mrs. C. Aikm.in. Mr*, ll
O. .Nichols. Mrs. J. White.
A McMillan, Mrs. Wilson
Jr; Mrs. W. Wan.Iel.
Meeker, Mrs .1 Bell.
Mrs J. Heller. Mrs c. oicott. Mrs. J, N Meyer,
Mrs C. St. John. Mrs W Harrison. Mrs D. Kings?
land. Mrs C, Kow ian.I, Mr* A. BafenherKh
Tsble No :. Mrs jarvis. Mrs h-ss.. Miss Haw
wry, Mrs M \v. Balley. Mrs [, h Clement, Mrs
K ll. Dewnlow Mrs ft. Witit.r. Mrs. Wentworth,
Mrs. Lamb, Mr*. Little, Mrs McIntosh, Mrs J. ll.
Burtle. Dr .1 v. Baker, Mra Ears Tattle. Mrs. j.
' .i>-i.|y M.- W. Psucett, Mrs H. W. ff,-. Mr*
?'. M Johnston. Miss Sarah Hrown, Mrs. C. A.
1 oungs, Mrs. David Youngs.
Table No, '? Mrs. Pink*, Mrs Mav, Mrs. M.
Smah. Mrs j j De Lona. Mr- <',...>r_-- Harmon.
Mr* William I).' Lons. Mrs Zimmerman. Mrs.
John fuchs, Mrs Jul- De Long, Mrs. Moon. Mrs.
Nlsson. Mrs. Topping. Mrs. william FIkkW, Mrs.
Junior Mrs Patterson. Mra 1'..-: Mrs Hamilton.
Mr- It M. dray, Mrs H rt K.-in-|..lj.h. Mrs Ten
Ryck, Mrs, T. F. Howland, jr.; Mrs wilson Ran?
dolph, Mrs. m starkev. Mrs Ouertnesu, Mrs
Poster Miss Poster Mrs Hauler
Tsble Na. : Mrs Havens, Mrs C S stpenc,
T. J Clark, Mrs. Hurh m. Mrs (J. Dennison
1. Cooper. Mrs j M-Keon. Mrs '.mi.lon.
M.>vh.i?. Mrs C W Wilson. Mrs J. Healy
Healy. Mrs. Held, Mrs I.von. Mrs. Hiss-,I.
wright, Mrs Brewster, Mrs Russ-u Johnson
Andr-w storms. Mrs Bchluchtner, Mrs. .
Duryea and Mrs C Hui.I.. I!
T,l.1.. No. *-- Mrs .1. ailbert -Ulick. Mrs. Or.int.
Mr- Qeorge Dennlston, Mrs. charles Leighton,
Mv- i: .; K.a -. Mn C I. Wilson, Mrs J. F.
Scholes, Mrs David My erle. Miss j Pints, Mrs
Howell, Mr-. De la Vergne, Mrs william Blllmeyer
?Mrs Hallam. Mr* Colell, Mrs p Meyer, Mr* [>
Simmons Miss Hallam. Mrs V/std. Mrs BlOOdfOOd,
Mrs Cook, Mrs .' Irt... Mis* Lorens Wilson Mr*
wyman and Miss Ethel Wyman
Tal.le X,. :. Mrs George Kssi--, Miss J., fharn
bera. Mrs. E. Potter, Mrs. william De Symt utsa
Lissie May, Mr* ll Ounnlson, Mrs _ il Dare,
Mrs Helen De Nyse, Miss i.itnra Tavlor. Mrs
George I. Kurr. Mr-- .] Van Nostrand. Mrs it
Headdon, Mrs Frank Still-nan. Mrs Pred Pennon
Mr* _. ii ilrim. Mrs Willi.,ni l.nrl.e.- nnd Mrs
William Llptrott.
Mr?
Mr
Mrs
Miss
Mrs
Mrs
?'.rx.'
I BENEFIT Foi,' -fl ll I LIBRE."
HELP Kui'. Tin: IOB0LBCTSD IICK AND
W. -t'N'DKD W jT.DI FUS IN' THE IN
sin.-.FVTS' HOSPITAL IN CUBA.
A lofty tone of sympathy snd patriotism char*
acteriaed the entertainment r:iv. n yesterday after?
noon f.,r the i.. nelli of "Cubs Libra" la tbs smaller
ballroom Bl ths Waldorf In th.' decorations Hie
Cuban (tay waa combined with ths Bl
Url .... it figured on lbs covers of the |.r .
grammes, and m.-.v. people in the sudlence Bron ll
In the form of B small -i.am-l pin.
The sinning of the ''al.an national anthem. "Fi
Bayamese," bj Miss Lillli li'Angeio Bergh'B
glee .'lui waa enthusiastically received. When
later the club rang ths opening notes of "Ths
Btar-Sp rtgli | Banner" the sudlence rose to Ita
feel and Joined with fervor In tha Binging
otic addrcasei ? Mri Q Van Cortland! H.m
llton, Oeneral Daniel F. Btcklee, Colonel Ethan
Allen snd ths Rev Pather Dues? stirred re?
sponsive rh..r.is ni the hes mrs' hearts.
Mr* Hamilton thank-] all present for assisting
In tile gOOd work. She said thal the mon. y ra;s,..|
ifternoon would be used to hay drags, band?
ages, lira and surgical Instruments for the benefit
of the long-neglected Bick and wounded soldiers
tn thi Insurgents' hospltsli In .'aha.
Oeneral Sickles while criticising Pre=i.i-ni
Cleveland for the attitude he haa taken In regard
:.. Cuba a tedly Interrupted by appia?u
"President Cleveland," he said, "says the time mav
come when we ihall be called to 'ak.' som- steps
In vindlCBtlon of Cuba He doesn't bs) when. I
ny the daj baa come if ths A-ne*riean people
wera asked, they would saj bow Ii tiie accept.
time. Har ??? rt.na conservatives say that noth
readful as a fall in itocks In Wall
Street, It de lt ghi ? me to *, ? so mu. ii courage Bhown
1 women while there is so much blantant fear
among men Every lady hera ls from thia
fonh a lingo, and I'm a Jingo and i'm delight d
;., bs In your ..a.;.cv. Happily, a President is
coming Into i n ??? i n Marah i. who stands pledged
. hurtles done, ir r.iis.. ro ir. th>> .-rime win
ti of perjurj
..nop Bradley played two plano solos. Chopin's
waits in A Hat ann "Saraband," by John Farmer
In tl ? bbb ; - of Emili de Qogon..
Pen Averill rang Mlaa Oen din. Morgan played
Vleustemp ? P ilse." Mi*s Mar?
guerite Hall sang three * lections from Klngslej i
Water liable and also a bolero by Tostl, called
"Lei Pille** de Cadiz." Miss Evelyne Hilliard's ren
I, , ms . ? Eugi ne PleW and Jam.
Whitcomb Bile, arri*-,: the audience \"rv much
wi her recitation of Alfred Austin's "Last Be?
rni G. orge Edg.il Montgomi r; i no ile lines
to ? ubs was fell lo be In keeping with the occa?
sion
Th. audi ? eas large i I fa* ilona! le.
ers a ere l' .al I'... \ ne Heurj H
Ho!., i- McM.tsta-rs .iii; ? le l-ewls 'oleman Hall,
Hr ,',..- lohnson, Norman O Johnson, How?
ard Martin, Benjamin W Morris, W Creighton
i ... j Dod Irldgi '? ? Kolan I Hinton h rr
Hos inl 81 . lorace Cl oatt Btel hln* an ! D inlel
Vt Inslon
The , atm ided Mr* Lewis B Atti r
\|r- .lohn \ H Arno,.,. Mrs Wtlbui \
Bl.lg.I. Mm Winnot v Bowron, Mrs Daniel
But tern-Id Al-* .1 Mulenborx Balle] Mr- William
Alexander ll >ug Miss Lillie de A. Bergl Mr*
? I. ? ? Mrs. i 'har ea ? u rroll, Mi * ('..ol
, -r , ?'. Mr - Fred, ri - 'oudert, Mrs R i lg ;? n
\>. ... Durand Mrs Wulter Soi ?
man Eldridge, Mn George Ia ??*? i* (llllesple, Mrs
... .?? . (treen. Mr Edward Hall, Mr*
\i-* ?; '?..,., 'ortlundl Hamilton,
Mr- Colgate Hoyt, Mr* I.-a, Harvlei Hrs Brud
II., milt..-. Mi - M. iii'. Hos ld ? Miss i;
? ,:; ,-,, Mr Pren lu E John i in. Mr*
i . 'I Mr
It,, .. ? \ i-r*. or Mrs .! "A Plnchol Mi x
Plixlplo Mrn ? " mr. v Perr. Mrs Arthur l.
Mrs Jame* Randal Mr* Roberi W Rutherford,
Mi . 'harlei i: ? rt ii il Mi ? EUI i Rool M- - Loi -
ill ,r-i -=,??.. ? Mi I.-;, Btnnton Mrs William
,;..,.,? - William Cumming sar- Mr
.,\, I, gtokes M'* Oeorge Shrilly, M;ss Mary
\ in Buren . Mr- i tllvi ? 0 Wi I *. Mrs
. Winthroi ind Mrs John Westervelt
-?- ?
sm i \f REFORM CIA /?' WORKERS.
The woni"". of the Bool I Reform Club '
tl m< ? ting al their r.? ms, No _.*
afternoon Tin "Prob
Working Girl snd Woman" and the "Union
Label" were th< ?'? - isssd. Miss Annie
Ware Winsor, asatstaat secretary of the Social Re
'. rm Club, spoke earnestlj In behalf of the work
?ha thought fl ???? rs' li igue should
I In ever* town, and women's clubs
ihould iee thal i' wsa done Shorter hours f..r
,v..rk *ri mid be made a law Sixtv boura a week
r rr yoong women snd boys; ten boora s day. aol
o begin before : ? ? 'lock i m. or las; siter 16
,. m. Arnot - ' Inga suggested wets Ho -m
,:,j\n-.. bi of children under fourteen; for children
in.l.-r .*iM?n. a certificate of age, health and
pehool sttendafl ??: proper laaltarj BiTBBgement?
-ogardlng watei ts, lunchroonia and
nents; on.: to ivery tbrss women Inspection
iy the local Boarda of Health, and fines for non*
?easpllaaee; pi itlng of tha law in tbrss aMBpteaoas
ila ss a Bach estnbllshmenl
Mi** st.?d gave a report from the Coaualtt.n
Bed Labor She mid ma* upon tha eonsumer
-.sis the rai for the coodttiofl or labor
a- im.. i ira willing ta boy gooda i.ougiit
indar bad condition* poor gooda srlll be mad- and
leopie will i- underpaid To the producers the
inion labels mean three things: First Tha. those
mployed hav. fa - iri boura Second?Thai
he ?.ls ire muds an.l-r healthful condttlona
Phlrd That rea* a.a.I- wages are received
?To the purchaser lt stands for elennllnesa and
nds f.
r?.lom from possible contsgtOB "
"Ihi- .I- ?. of the ninon Label, invented by Amert*
an labor,' saia one of the committee, "is still new,
mi lt promises b rjuiet sdjustment, through busi
. m methods, of these ethical dlfflcultles which ara
tow troubling the minds of const mer* People who
r- anxious ro heit, m mending matters can do to
iow i.'. .isk.nir for the union label on tha- gooda the]
M1V "
fsa Bras mrved, sad an opportunity was given lo
hose Interested In limllar work In Brooklvn t,,
..ik with th- worker* in thia chi Mis* Qrace
lodge Mis Faldwell, Becretary of the Consumers'
.. ,k'u- ??' Nen Vork Mis* ai. Woodbridg
. -r-iarv >.f ttl. WorklngwomeB'e Soeletj snd Miss
l K Kelley, ehsirman of Committee on Organised
Abor, srera present
ITO 1/ 11 '8 PAOE A PPREi I I TED.
. VAV ir if The Tra.im.
s^ i w.si ?.. thank Tha Tri'.un.' for the mootra*
loos and desagni forebtaa dscorattag arhleh i havs
,i moah enjaysd. I am pastleularl] Intarastsd la
bal de;iartm-i I I BOBS you will eontinue IBS
htim st-ali-* for a lonjr Mme [ especially a.lmire.l
be sea-moBs designs givna aart) in ths winter. I
ppreelate the \^ inn.* I'.l-.. and look for lr with
? --mens even daj M I' I.A BOTTRAUX.
Pi I.mary 17. IW.
-e
I iv ffifi AOAIEBT WOMAE EVPPBABE.
Ho-t.in. K.i. 1*- In Hi- HMM 'his tftataOBB the
*siIlltlon to BBBSnd the i onstltutlon hy sinklnir
ut the word "mile" from the ?; i ii;n .,-. ?. ?? - tor
iiterii was del>.,t...I iii rjnsl.leraIde lenglli. and
BalU defeated bf a votu .( -3 v, W
DAUGHTERS OF 1781-1815.
THE FIRST MEETING OF THIS SOCIETY
SINCE ITS ORGANIZATION.
mrs. e a. nrtF.nr.FY BgasISJ a paper on- thf. ,
BMPfJtB 1TATB AM) NEW-YORK <"ITY
OE T<> t?AY.
The naught ar* of HMM held thoir first meeting
BBBSa their organization ye* t inlay afternoon Si
the Malesije. with the president. Mra William
Gerry BBflade, In the .-hair The minute* of th* |n*t
ni-.tlng. a*ess on January pl. Were read and ap?
proved, and reports were BBSS auhmtrtai] hy the
registrar. Mam Adelaide Sterling, anal the h.atorlan,
Mrs. I.e Roy Smith. Mrs. Smith also read a set of
resolutions adopts*! hv the gSBSTal society of IBU,
and address,..! ro th. National t'ongress, asking
thnl measures h.* taken for the preservation of the
frigate ("onst lrutlon. wlil-ii was as*sd in the War of
Mt Th*, resolutions were sent hero for tho official
a|.;,ro\ il of Mfa PlCSrS Adams li.irllng. pr.BSSflBBt
gsnsrsl Sf th,- order, and vat-n f,irwarde,J jrcsterday
Siter th-* meeting to Senator Hoar, of Massa?
chusetts. Tliey wore formulated hy Hrs. Nelson
v. Titus, prsssataiil or the MbbbbwIiiissiib Daugh?
ters."
Mrs Smith said, aftar reading the resolutions,
that the Constitution was to Hie American Mai y
what Nelson s Victory is to the Hritish, and ought
to be presened as tiie Viet >ry has he. n.
At tiie conclusion of tiie BUStoeoS a couplo of
songs srere sung by Miss Smith, accompanied i.y
Dr. Helruer. an.l then Kn, Kdward Addison ("reeky
r.ad a paper on the Kmpin* Sr.it.- "
Mrs. Greeter said that braun an.l urain had kept
pa,,, with ea,'li other In the history of New-York.
New-Tork had pt*ednced a a-able hand of states?
men and Hunkers, hut these had V-.n pnc*0*a*d bf
a generation of tighten. To this she attributed its
***reatnsna
Sh.- com-hided with u gianna at N.-w-York of to
ll.IV.
"It nourishes within its borders." she said, "a
population three times larger than that of One ce
, r of Barttaeiiand ree throb <>r th.*m as nations. yt
ar- content ourselves to he on" ?r a .sisterhood. If
Mn- land- of Hi,- State were divided lictw.-n us. aa
would each receive a town lot of four acres. Thc
Brie Canal ls the greatest inland artery in the
world and the gsreet-toned bells of Trov rlng
a larever th., sui shlnea The BreegsJjrs bridge ia
the largest foot bridge on the glob--, and th.* Capi?
tol at Ailinn'.- has cst more already than ino
yearly revenue) ol' som.- European nations "
Ar this V-<t Rtatemenl the audience laughed Im?
moderately, Icu ta. on,, v.-niure,1 to dispute !?
The essayist continued '"The paper mills of
Saratoga t\>unty alni., 7ro.P1..Hough paper f.>r
all the printing presses In the Hast, ind our fabric
mills would clothe itv- entire population of half a
doaen smaller countries < mr expenditure for be?
nevolent purposes equals annually tba military ex
penuca of some foreign countries, .and in the eon
aollalatlon of the Astor, l.enox and Tilden libraries
our tnasun of hooks will excel even that of the
British Museum.''
Among those present w.re Mrs w. C Demorest,
Mr< 1; 1: Wini.-., Mrs Jacob Hess, Mn. Brenda
l' Fernald, Mrs. john M Plnkney, Mrs. Bedding
ton, Mn 1 asper Dean. Mrs w. B Btrycker, Mn
Oeorge Howes, Mrs Roswell I. Halls'tram. M -1
Florence Adam* and Mn Van BtckJe.
This to. letjr la ? State, not a city, organization.
snd li the New-Tork Btate branch of th" Daugh?
ters of IBU not an offshoot from it. as Its name
might luggest. lr will meet on the 19th of each
month al rhe Majeetb
THE DAY'8 0088IP.
Min Ada Itertlng, whoas lost reeding of a series
of three to ik place in the smaller hailroom of tba
Waldorf or- Wednesday, will repeat a portion ot tba
programme to-morrow at me studio of Mr. and Mrs.
j. Wella t'hampney, .w M Plfth-ave.. to ? ape
Invited circle, M. and Mme. Theobald Cbartrun ba?
ins tbe guests of honor. Miss ?teiitng'a work li
unique In thal lt ls entlasly devoid of elocuttoi ir
eff. ?- md hes tims fir bees confined to tiie tater
preta tion of lyrics, which she both reeds and
-
Mr ind Mr-. Edmund Clarence Btadman, Mr
Mra HunUlton W, Mable, Mr ind Mr Hum
gangster hav- I,.-en it-.--ot.. at each of the lyrical
readings al th>* Waldorf.
To-morrow Mi=s Sterling will read and sins*, br
request, "'onie Into the Garden, Maud." and will
nw- .1 -hort selec-|on from T li. Aldrich and an
- from Leigh Hun-, un Tuesday she will gtvs
j. reading In Peeksklll.
Mar Isabel Fisk will produce at Carnegie M -
Hall during tba latter par: of Mardi a one-act
curtain-raiser entitled A Pair of Kellows." in
aa iii,-7 prominent Boclety women will rak-, par:.
Th- play ls on tba fane-comedy order, ami 1- Mid
to bi ? ?? ny 1 nd enti rtainlng,
Th.* 0 pent ts to be fives to-night at Grand Cen*
tral Palace In aid if thi Bllver Cnaa ''ir'-;.. -. ???
men! building ; romlsei to bo a treat. One hundred
1 ra have been donat. 1 I r the usc of , h
fr 77 .?*-. han h imei
Mr-i Helen r,. Bullock will leetun this evening in
the North Baptist Church, Alesander-eve snd
1 ine-hundred-and-fortj -ti' t-st.
Mr- Va .1 ,!., !'. - . -ive a r-> -Vii a: "he
Waldorf this ifternoon, beginning at IM, fir the
? of an Basi Bide kindergarten. Among her
'? 1 ai ths Kindergarten."
a ba ic v for tha Fri nch Benevolent Boclety was
given lasl hlgl ,1 the Metropolitan Opera Hoi
Tile Ladles' Ar: ASSO* 1st len disc ?s.'d tbe avrltlngs
1 aban lasl nlgbl I l ? hom.' of Mrs. Lea c.
Herby, So Hi West Beventletb-st, Su,-h evenlnga
ire a pan of iii.- regul ir programme of the sssocla
H.... a feature ol them 1- the piesence or 1
aa i_, have kn >wn the sui hor
Miss Msry Proctor lectured lest night tn Grass
mar Behool No. -t on "The Kuna.tm of the Iky."
ro-nlghl ihe will speak i;i Newburg on "How io
Si ida ii.. <"< ill -lellal ions
Mr-- Cornella K. 11 md. LL B actured iter ij
Brooklyn Woman'a Lea .'lass 07 "Promts
.,r. Notes, 1-he-ks ind Billa of Bzchengi " The
r. glvet in tl building of ths Brook
Institut! sf Arl - snd* Bi li acei
Professor Wiener's third leetun in Branch ama
riven yesterday ai the home of Mr- Vhr. lloaae,
S ?? nfth-eve. The subject etas "Las aTafsats ala
K I I et -it- .Marc- Antoinette."
M Smiley oon'inued her lectures on the Epistle
, tba H? lOggjresterdej afternoon at St. Anna's
louse. No 4'*! Wes- Turentleth-st.
mi? Clara Wilson continued her lectures en
tallan ar- yesterdsy morning la tho Bonbeur
im.ho. No. 32 West Ntneteenth-et.
The piate orgenbmtloa of the Dangin, rs of the
:, volution bold s buslneas meeting jreeterdny after
toon al No. i'i* Weet PUty-efghth-et Tbe prasl
i.-nt Mrs Pnulel Steers, presldsd. Owing to s
henge In the conetitutloa of tbe general Boclaty .1
at-mnderatandlng had arisen In regard to th.* collec
len ar.d distribution of dues, and this was the Sint?
er to bs laid before the thr.ity chanters) Tin*
olonlal Chapter avas represented br Ita president
fra Abram steers: the Continental bi Mrs. Georg*
Vallis, snd the Knickerbocker by Mr-. Phoenix
.1 m.
Worn.-n de no: Battle the question of tar.a -
In snj orgnnlsstloo, snd the discussion of
he l> H's yeatardey was gulte animated, n
.0" implies diverse oplnl
However, s rs com wes taken, sad over tn.- beni'
un and sandwVhe* the moot amicalale feellng*.
a r. engendered Upon reassembling ? motion by
,lr- Sterling -eessed to Bettie aaettere, for the
aaa aa >n loud Bod naas w>r.- feeble
1,.. |e* the three preatdenta mentioned above,
,lr~ Bterltng. Mlsi Marv Phillips Mrs Hans 1,
leonie and Mn I M Cat*rey to..k part in tbe dla
uaelen
\ sosa] reeltel ls le bo given on the evening of
Vashinir'.ms Birthday In the concert hall of the
w '? a. No T Baal Prfteeetb-at.a ai I o'clock
rta! IBS) ? ' 7 for l BU lg ni rklng women.
Th.- I,oun Island Iel 'raeholnatlc Dehet'ng League
-Bl hoi-i its third dsbata to-night 1 tae Psljr
lebnle LusstMate, Uriasgston-st., near Oenrt-et.,
trooklyn. The dsbete ?-v bs bat worn tba I'rati
...:,; 7 md Adelphi College Tbs - ilijset is
"Resolved, That labor organutatlons patesseffl tiie
.-? Interests <>f workingmen
Adelphi tak-s the aftirmatta. s*J 17 . ? tn.- 11. ga?
ye fl
- \
The Alter taja a* 111 hold a aerial BSOSSSe at the B
-sSa*n*ea of Mrs. Tbeases f Qesshraen, .>v 4p; "
Unton-nve. Hrooklyn, thin evening. Mrs |.
sm rose f*ras*r"fl srfelnnl story "The Story of Pri-i- n
egg Loteka," win i?- tbe principal sum oar on th :
r,,,M ,n me, 1'iaiio solos bj M;sr. Plonsee Oleo* at ti
nd vocal selections bj Miss Lillian HouMlag alli I
ll .mt th.- evening's entertainment.
TphSSBIIl vlaanta will SB preaenfe.l at Um Ma,: -
>n .S.|iinr. Harden enc. rt hall on Kehruary 3B. in
! Sf Bl Marys Kr..* Honpltal for fhlldrt-n. Many
M:lety people will post) In the tahleaus, which ara j
REED ft BARTON,
SILVERSMITHS.
Broadway atfd 17th Street, N. T
under the supervision of the artists .'hart ran ai
MsdrBBS Famous paintlnxs will )>? n-produeed.
A rongregatlonal sncl.ihle will he given this even*.
lng In th<* parlor* of Pilgrim O.ngregat lonni
Church, Ma diann sve. and r>ne-hiindr?-d-.ind
Twenty*flrat*st. Besides refreshments there will bo
a literary and musl, al enr.>rtnlnment
I LECTURE ON HE Al TY.
COMraTICI MIST OIVI WAT TO H)a.iKN._
Sl'DDKN I'MIM'l.ARtTV OF SCRIRBING
MtUBRM SOAP AND WATKR.
Mrs Harri.- IJuhbitd .Mir reid fl paper on
"H.'.iary-- ssfsn th- mssBbers end Manda of the
Professional Woman'* Lsagne yesterda-, afternoon.
Mrs. Ayer .-ai.',. ' \\- have StBCOOBrad that WS
make (food bOSBBSSS women. BOSd prof?*sslonals,
good artists .,\..i .irtis.it?*, .ir.,I thar th- BOSCBBi IB
any of the trades or BTORBBBMIS ls more eaatly ac
compilshsd I.y th- healthy, beautiful and equally
capable woman than by hi r dyspsptU", sallow
fai ? .1. stoop-shouldi red - itel
"Ia other words, beauty and health are trump
.?ards, ti, |?. i.s.d honestly hy Rood women for sood
? nds. If has SSSB said IhSffB is no roval road to
beauty, Thar* la bb rasaI or BMsptaBoo ipgrBBBdl
to anything worth having, Bad twaialBly Um pr-*s?
erv.mon of or.es giana and .'harms r-<i'i!-"? ?arm
and SBBBBBoa-SSBSa, bu: not more ..ir- than you
?jive your lares or your precious brie-'i-'r ir. your
household efl?Kts or your ruts
?'There are two ways ti romliatln* tr- ravages
of time In I's Impress upon our fa??> I .r>d forms,
line. ri,.a fByglSBlS method whi.'h StMOli h'gln
arith Infancjr, sad may t>e caMsd tbs pea natl n of
destruction. This method will regari in givms to
every disciple the maxim "rn of her possibility.- for
healthful -harms.
"Tha- BSeOWd is the ro?mett,* hr.in.-h. wi'tl w -il
may pe inrlud-,! plastic surg'-ry. T I?I ? ;-*T-rv haa
reached h point to-day whanto Sefaraasd Ebcos ars
inti- symmetrical.
"When I ipnsfl ..: roomettes, mid Mn Aver. "I
do not wish to ha- tiBderatood is ref st lins floiel] I i
paint and powders. Th- word 'corse nc* m. in*.
?I,, suturing by external appll nitons.'
"Th- longer I remain engaged In'the la'ooratory
manuf;n*tiirin>r these thuin-, the lem I Issi the
average woman nude, or sh...rd nae them aral ths
mor. reaped I have for flcrubbing-brual - wapaad
water, without other aids, at least for sll women
'indar thirty Then- ar- skin blemishes thsl r?j ilrn
external remedies, but generally speahlng, hygteas
will do more then lotions."
In conclusion, Mrs. Ayer said "Heslth ka beauty.
We m.-.v areli, Indsed. t?ow low t.. Hrgela, gnddi ?s
of health, and ...-eept with gratitude Iv r dinum
tiiar beauty In human form Lt the twin sist.-- to
health, an.i that disease In .n\ sod evorj ihaas la.
In Its physical results, ugttaeen"
A' th.- close of rii- paper many qjoestionfl w?re
asked, and in reply to one regarding the drinking
of coffee, Mrs. Ayers said it ?ss Burs to mike 4
dark and sal.ow complexion.
Among those present were Mr- K-irsr son Mr.
Vnulkner. M-* Clarance Burna, Mrs ia. Tr .furl
Bell, Mrs. uilian Bwender Mrs rharl - Wooley,
A ml Louisa Eldridge, M-s Sarah Pslrmaa -nd
Mr*. B Knowles
-a ?
INCIDENTS IX SOCIETY,
Cbaoncey M Depew gave 1 dinner party last
night Bl his ham.. N'o til Wesi f Ifi| -fo'irrh-at.
His guestfl Brew Mr sad Mra W Watts BtBaraaaa,
Mr and Mra. .lohn J Wysoag, Mr sad Mrs.
Charles ii M.rshaii. Mr and M'-s Edmund I..
Baylies, Mr and Mr* Charis t: Pllni Mr ind
Mrs, .1 11 B tie, Mr snd Mr- .\,lr..,ii [sell
Mr and Mr- Nicholas Fish. Mr ind Mr* I ToWB
-. nd Burd. Mr* W Kiri- DodXi Miss Amt
Townsend, Mlaa Pauldlng, Phillp Lydia, fhartsfl
A Mum .; Creighton Webb ind K<it? r* B I ia
. ortla
Tia* first concert of rite Thursday Maatssaa, a
sew orgsntsatloB of nm*i ii sBBStaors ind ins*
fesstonal artists, was given al Um home of Ms
Gilbert LS, Jonea Ni m Madison sm yeateedog
afternoon, An exeelleni 1 rmirvmn.. was off-red tn
Which Mr*-. Waiter I'ook. Mis. MaigBSrltS Hall.
Mme Edmond landrler M-,** Helens Augustta,
Erwin c Ela neb and I.... " ? - ^ tooti part.
A mo ri ar thaw* rafa-nt tr, emtWf NBS BMBfle ?erern
Mrs. Daniel Butterfield, Mra J.im-s I. li..*.?#,
Mr*. .1 IV irr.'i. Goddard, Mrs .; \\'alr..n ..
Mn William Bl.in.I Mrs .1 Herbert John?
ston, Mrs '{ <' Valentine, Mrs Willam I' Dixon.
Mrs Bayard Dominick. Miss Julia I! Henr) Mra
11 W. Cannon. Mrs George Place Mi*-> Myers,
Mr- ri Hugh Witts. Mrs J..hn ?; Keener. Mr*. I
Harry Harper Mrs w. I.anm.m Bull, Mrs Klthu
Hoot. Miss ..udlngton Mlaa Harper, the Misses
I.ask. Mrs Theodore Balli, Mr- Herve) Dar.md,
Mr- Alfred P Dix. Mi*s Thurber Mrs K H.
Perkins, |r., Mr* J. I. Ba rr la. the M;- Orace,
Dr, <; a Richards Dr ll D Chapln. James OtlB,
Monroe Dalrs, Peter Mari-. Norm 1 '?-.- snd R.
I.. Harrlsoi
l\ IPTEEXOOX OU I/'.*>.''.
Al tbe Thunda) sfternooa nnateal given y-?ter*
. tbs home of Mrs aubert k Janes Kb Z23
Madison-are., ths art,*.* wen Mn Waker .'....k.
l..?. Taussli Miss Marguatlta Hall, Mm- I-:. I mond
Jandrier Miss 11 lani Augustin and Krwin c.
Boneh
Those present irtrs Mn Q Waltoo '.reen, un
Henry T. ?oomia, Mr* Tami.* Mai - Mn
James 1. Brees :h- Misses Lush, M*-- \v P.
:\ Mri Charles Pflaer, |r Mr* Hean dor.
Mn nth f. -? M'-s. J. Marr;. Harper, Mrs. Osonja
Baker, Mn W. U Boll. Mr- w \ Perry, Mrs.
w if mrs. A .; Paine, Mn Ki k 1 Mr..
Baehs EmoMst, Mn. J 1.. Barclaj Mn ?
Salisbury, Mr* .1 Warran Goddard Mr- bawraaoa
Hutton Mr - .1 Herber I Sra. O I Bat
terfield, Mr* Bayard Dominick, the Mis* ?: 1 -
Mr*v li W Cannon, Mra, H Dum : Mr- W
veli Mr* E .1 Moore, M-s n Aug iti Mn KV.
.lull Wickham Mn K il Perkins, lr Mn C.
- .? Bmlth. Mrs Valentin! Mri W ?' Csaey.
Ure F <'. ...rham Mr* M I-' Wrtttb Mn Tiieo
:,.-. it till, Mrs , s, Brown, Mr* il. u ?
Mri u Merle Smith. Mr* ?'. A Gleansei Mn W.
it B Mn. W P Northi i| Mr* 'on, ..us
Small. Mr. .V. A. Budd. Mr* C A Marni ton, Mrs
W W Wat rous, Mr* .1 B. Dominick. Mr* M..-y
I Mrs Robert Weller, ir. Mr- A 1. Unite.
Mn u M< - ? Bra I M.*- I illa Hi nr. Mn .1 B.
Martin, Mn .**. H Watti Mi**,- Lee Watta M-*.
lieorgi Place, Mrs. ic. w Dodd. Mn August Let -
Mrs. W I-' Bu?kle) Mn T 1. Myer* Miss Myer*,
Colonel <v>r!>:n. Peter Mari- Jam. Brees*. Jsbssb
.-.- Jam ? Towi ? d WI Um Kip, A::.irew
Oreen. W, .1 Owen, F C Van Bantvoord, It L.
Harrison II C, K r-' - aim.ir. S.mu-1 H-rrirrn-i.
Dr, <; A. Kiel ird* Desbroases Butter Dr II D.
rhaptn, Munroe Davis, Norman Dike, V ',i.ih.y
md Frank Henry
i r4I.I OS Tin. modi i:\ KOTEL
Mi*- Georgians Roberta gave ? drawlngtoan
taik yesterday norning ..? No '" West Plsrty*
Lhlrd-st, a-, whi-h she com pared the m..d-m novel
n-itii irs predecessor of 1.mir ago.
?The nov. ls si earlier Soys w-re written snd
read for aB_wseBssat,M said Mi?s 1; ? :, th*
ICtiOB Of lo-.lay has ., porBOBS. and (none r \,
?vhirl. doa] most k-enh w ;.i -om. gn-a: Mfa prob?
lem hold Ilrst rank. Th- Rb-BIbBS WSvO the tlrst
B tSS reforOM under rh- ?'.ji*a- sf Betloo An
ither BWrked .lifT-r ne- is th- prominent lutroalii,'
ion of tiie 1Ivi*m of th- .ommon people m moilern
Iterature, as aRainst tr - anrsal, sentimental, fairy
ike tales or old.
"While woman '.- d< Bl indlng mii.'h .itt, ntlon from
ithen i-cntinued tin speaker, "she h,a* in-eome
preatly absorbed In herself.
"Il m..v I,-- thal the roadltlon of oar mmlern life
-11.11*? thia neceesarj hui lt li lt d *
nd to valetudinarianism, rath.r than health.
Nletssi :- and bia tha.ori. 1 or iha- laws of eternal
?ecurrences were I.-.ira-.lix discussed, ind among
-.v h.ioks .aken lip were "The Child of the
I iga " "Nancy Moon." by BenJaBstn Swift m> r
iman's w.,rk-. and a t*.iss.ni; allusion ? ,s ssa?S
0 "y.io V'a.i.s.'' which is Ja*- BOO afr. 1 tins to
n ich sttentlon.
?
XEEDI JFSTOBi TO COME IK FREE.
Wsahlngto-, Pah IB (-gaeta- Tm Bsaats 'oday
1; -so,) the Houie joint resolution pnwMlBS far tito
dmlaslon fr.if a.nv- o' naadtaarorh ami similar
r:;,'l-s inii.or..*.! I.y th- N-w-York AssOdatlBO of
ie Bring Bi hoofs i..r anhthttkm purnaasai Tiie ,-.s
odatlon I* collectlBg through diplomat!.* and eon
ulsr represen'atlvso sf the L'nltad S:a,- i-, Kurot>e
pedBBsna sf ussdlswiiih sad Madlar Btrtlcles .lore
II Baropeaa public a boala bbbb sf srhleh haos si*
.adv ra'.i.'ii.'ilI Um ITnttsS Si it.-s and .ire ir. the rus
inia of tin Collector af Cwsaasss at Kew-Yeeh The
i>lnt rSBOlatl VA, whi.-h was Introalu.I Into the
lavas of It^presenlatives hy Kepi ? s-nl.itl\ .? Mll.-h
i- a Jan ...r\. was ananlBBOual) repertsd wl'h
Favorable raconrmendatton from the t'omaalttoeaa
\a\s ,,11,1 Maana, snd was passed sa Monday after
?dion .1 hate ll now goes to the PresWeol for lils
pproveL The necessity for lt la . xplained t>> me
act thai the Assorts! on of Sawing S.hoaiis. wht.-h
? . 1 -wly In rorporated IkhIv and has at its h.-j?il a
i.mtier of women in New-York who ara- promtneni
1 . bs lita DIB work. < ould not weil afford to pus the
titles on the Imported exhibits, as the srtlciee are
a be re-a-xport-d tu Kurope at the eml of tne pra*
a.*iii exhibition.
-m
101/IV SUFFRAGE BEATEK l\ tHil.iBOMai.
'luthrie, okla.. Keb. IS -The bill xrantlns women
10 right of suffrage In the Territory wan defeated
1 the House tonight by a vote of ll to IX
The Phllomathean an.l th-* Alpha H.ta 1 Jumma
societies will hold their renpeetive meetings tae
morrow at Normal College.

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