New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-03
MEETINGS AND LECTURES.

The Rev. Thomas Dixon r, will deliver lecture, en-
titled 1.-THE Almighty Dollar" at Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church tonight under the management OF the
Chauauqua Unon
NewYork war veterans and their friends expect fine
time at the annual ball Of IL. Wade Post No. $50
which will place this evening at Webster Hall, In
East Eleyenth.st. Besides Grand Army and their
families delegations expected representing several OF
the best regiments the National Guard. accompanied
by their wives daughters sisters and sweethearts.
The quarterly meeting OF the NewYork Association Of
COLLEGIATE Alumnae will held Saturday, 80 D.
at No. II West Forty fowthst Miss Mary L. Avery
will read a paper James Russell Lowell aud Miss
Maria T. Brace will read from Lowers works
The Catholic and Engineers clubs will hold monthly
meetings tonight.
The December meeting of the salmagundl Club is to be
held night.
How Much theology DO You Believer" will be dis
cussed tonight the dinner Of the Twilight Club at
Morello's
The Lodge OF Perfection Of NewYork will hold a Lodge
OF Sorrow tonight at p m. at Scottish Rite Hall,
Twenty.nnthst and Madison-avc, to which all Master
Masons are admitted The principal speakers will DO
Isaac Fromme 32; Master John f. Collins. 49, who will
deliver a euogy Grand Masters Charles Roome and
Tlwood Z. Thorne and also Abraham Duryea Edwin
Knowles 49, of the trustees Of the Actors Fund and
presdent OF the Actors Order Of Friendship will deliver
q eulogy william J. Florence.
Albert NJ Mansfield gave enjoyable concert OF vocal
and instrumental music at Hartman Hall last night Mr.
Mansfield was assisted by Albert >. Thes, the tenor Miss
Louise Gerard soprano and Miss Corinne Flint the violin
is The hall crowded, and the performers received
warm applause.
A musical entertainment will be given for the inmates
at the Home for Aged and Infrm Hebrews ct p m
to-day There will be charge for admission.
At the College yesterday afternoon Dr. Charles
schlege formerly professor Of German at the college,
gave an interesting address his travels In the East
The occasion was the annual gathering for providing
Christmas gifts for The children Of the kindergarten About
zoo were presen: and MISS Jenny Hunter chair
man OF the kindergarten Committee, presided The pro-
ceeds handed to the Normal College Associate
alumni kindergarten, at Sixty hirdst and FirstaVe
and should there be surplus 1t will be distributed among
.he other kindergartens assisted by the college.
A fair for benefit d the Messiah Home for Little
Children will be held sherrys this afternoon and Fri
day evening Special features Of the fair Will be sale
OF books with autograph inscriptions by DR.. o. w.
Holmes Edward Everett Hale, W. D. HoweIs Ruayard
KIplrg and many other authors collection OF tho REV.
DR. Robert Colyers poems compiled especially for the
fair and not published new souvenir spoon de-
signed by Goham Company especially Tor the is anu
a sale OF water-eolors and other works Of art
S. d. Mccormick will deliver an address tonight at
Columbia College, Room No 2, Law Building, on THE
Charity Of an Epoch-Lncon and Lee the Ideal Charac-
ters."
The American Numlsmatic and Archaeological Society
held meeting evening In it, rooms, at NO. lol East
Tyentehs Daniel Parish the president OF the society,"
presided Frank W. Doughty read paper on 'Ihe Ele-
lbant; Numlsmaticaly and Archaeologcally" number
Of coins and other articles bearing the outlines OF an ee
phant were exhibited TO MEMBERS after the paper had
been read
The James @. Blaine Club Of Harlem held It's regular
monthly meeting in Mount Norris Academy, No 2'Ooo
hlriave. last evening. Twenty-Five new members werc
elected and iotyeght propositions for membership were
received seereays report showed that the club was
m prosperous condition and IS rapidly growing In men
bershp Resolutions adopted denouneng the attemps
ID the Democrats steal the State Legislature.