New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
viRroUs FoRMs OF ENrERrA INMEYr.

Tho closing exercises of the woman's Glass Of the
University City OF NewYork will be held at Recital
Hall on Friday evening The Hungarian Band, by per-
mission of the managers of Eden Musee and the Uni
yerslty Cee Club furnish the music. After the prayer
by the Rev. Dr. Charles f. Deems, Mrs. Leonard Weber
president OF the WCman's Legal Education Society will
make an address Theodore Sutro the valedctoran
ha, chosen for her subject "why Study Law" Other
addresses will by Miss Stanlietta Titus, Orgin
OF our Law Mrs Cornea X. Hood on The Consideration
I'm Contracts and by David Dudley Field. The GER
cates Will be presented by Vce.Chancellor MacCracken
The Grand Lodge OF Free Masons Of the State OF New
York has appointed May 81 the time for laying tho
cornerstone OF the Masonic Home at Utica Kane Lodge
expects go body and will leave here on the evening
Of May 90 and by early morning train on the ODD
Kolin NJ Morgan No 1877 Broadway, is chairman Of the
committee OF arrangements
the most interesting Masonic occurrences prob
ably taken place In this State Will be the public
installation officers OF Bethlehem Commandery Knights
rempar, of Mount Vernon, early next month. The Com
mandery OF the most popular organizations Of its
kind OF this city and has not only increased I'm
bu It's members among the best known people
in Mount Vernon dorchester NewRochelle and vicinity
The rand Commandery Will be to Install the officers
and programme will include several interesting features
besides presentation OF banners The installation
will also practical dedication Of Ascaon Castle the
new hall the knights Tcmpar Association. 10 It's
handsome decorations Past Eminent Commander
George H. Crawford president Westchester County
Fire insurance Company has given personal attention
The Christian League for the Promotion OF Social Purity
hold it, first annual meeting at No. 80 East Twenty
second-st evening. Addresses Will by
the DR.. \. IL. Lewis, the Rev. Leighton Williams,
Mrs Mary Bert, Mrs John c. Martin, and A. s. Hatch
At Association Hall, Fourthave and Twenty third-st
this afternoon O'clock there will be song service
an address young only personal purity toplc
by Edwin r. See, OF Brooklyn.
A large audience present on Tuesday afternoon
AZ the Purim reception given TO the children Of the
Ladies' Biur Chom Industrial School, at No III East
Broadway by the directors. The entertainments
opened with address by the Rev. Dr. H. S. Jacobs and
an enjoyable programme followed 1t consisted OF violin
SOLO Miss May Hammaker; singing, Miss Fannie Hrsch;
recitation, Mrs GOdzcher; violin solo, Professor Ernest
Bauer; reading Mrs ~ Brandon; prayer and thanks,
Ida Goldeln and Annie Moss both puphs OF the school
A surprise given to OF the directors, Mrs Hen
rlee Jacobson, in the shape Of handsome onyx clock
and in recognition By her feowassocatcs OF
untrng efforts and useful services In the cause OF
charity. Prizes were distributed to the pupils.
Richard J. II. Gotthe Of Columbia College,
delivered interesting illustrated lecture AZ the college
yesterday morning Public and Private Life In Assyra
rhe hrst readings by popular authors for the
benefit the Young Women's Christian Association will be
given It's hail. No East Fifteenh-st, on wednesday
afternoon D. Richard Watson Glider Will preside
entertainment OF the kind will be given two
later April o. and at this Hamilton W. Mable
will preside. Among the authors who viii take part are
mark Twain" Professor H. H. Boyesen, #. Hopknson
Smith and WIN Carleton. receipts Will 60 toward de-
ayng expenses OF the association, which by
no wealthy corporation. The work which IL ac-
comshes every beyond price Tickets for the two
entertainments costing g. for sale at the association
rooms.
The WET Bowling Club, OF Brooklyn, had enjoyable
dinner s night at the Arena Broadway and Thtyourth
ST. H. Lambas presiding The clubs presentation OF
prizes in IT. bowling contests made follows
FiTst highest scarf pin TO George b. Horsford
for highest average silver cigar box, j. Corbett
Burns
Company r. OF the 7th Regiment will unyeil fine oil
painung OF Colonel Appleton at tho armory on Monday
night 1t IL theeqIaTters portrait and cost o. 600.
Th@'smateur matinee 10 DO given for the benefit Of tho