New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03
MEETINGS And EMBELLISHMENTS.

"Aunt Polly Bas.ett and Her Famous SlngIn skewl'
will give AL entertainment tonight and tomorrow night at
the Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church. northumberland
twenty .ninthst and Scvonthave There Will be cho'
OF young people U Assist tns HSe"in"fh anu ''
dartr Dendy.'
Tho st Mary's Society organization OF the boys Of
the nautical schooshp St Mays will have reception
on the vessel OF Thirty rstst. Friday evening
March II.
An exhibition Of lantern slides views taken by the Cali
tornia Camera club Will be- given by the Society u ANA
tour Photographers, No. III West Thrtyoshth'S'' TO-
morrow evening
PLAY for the benefit Of tho Woman, Home Missionary
Society Of the Madison Presbyterian Church. VIII
be- given by the Rev Winthrop Hegennn at the Peo-
pics Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening
The eighty. second anniversary OF FOpe Leos brhd'F
was celetIaed Manhattan College on Tuesday evening
with a musical end literary entertainment
The Metropolitan Law School will 10 Clinton Hall
On March 10
The students u Union Theological Seminary observed
Yesterday a, foreign missionary day" All regular eNer
cses yyero suspended the day given up 70 The
subject Of missions. Papers were read by e. d. camp
hell 90; =. J. r. Woodbridge, '02; j. A. Insham H.
and A. w Vernon, Addresses were mad" by tho 'c'
Dr. Arthur Mitchell, the secretary OF the Presbyterian
Foreign Board and Rev. Edward a. Lawrence he
lecturer OF missions at Yale.
J. Aspinwall Hodge, j., will lecture on Tho Formation
Of the Federal Party uhc predecessor OF the present Ne
publican party and Alexander Hamilton this evening at
No. Fast Eighty xth.st, under tho auspices Oh inc
Young Mems Christian Association.
A ml-smeeting interests Of National Christian
End,ayor viii b. held in tho Church OF the Discp'' ia
West FiftyslNth.st.. this evening.
meeting Of tha alumni Of the Delta Epsilon Fraternity
Will be held hl- evening fraternity clubhouse NO
2 West Foryeighthst in order 10 form an alumni as
ISOLATION of the fraternity.
At meeting the executive committee Of the German
Republican Central Committee c. Otto Baese was unani-
mousy elected chairman. The regular meeting u
Republican Central Committee will be held
on Friday O'Clock No. II st. Marks Place
The annual ucrren. stkung (bl0w. OUT OF tho Aron
Society viii b. held the clubhouse saturday evening
o'clock. Extensive preparations have been made !"
have unique Of entertainment brilliant success
The fice lectures public, under the auspices Of
tho Board OF Education will be delivered this evening
in Grammar Schools Nos. g. Is. 49, %. 81. 49, ~. 80
and in the Hebrew institute, East BroOdNay and JET
fersoa.st.
The Club 81 Harlem held well-attendcd Stag
party last night Sabcr Studio No i42 Yves OnH-
d and -lf:h-s musical aud literary pro
gramne given by J. Voorhis. r. Ware j. Fisher.
w e. Yorke ir. j. Bruernlng. c. Benedict. v osman.
c. LsPalge II. Brady and II. Balentlne. Among those
present welo ). H. Curry " j. Dunphy 4. iiollaiAn
A. Kaiser A. kirkpatrick, w. Leaning J. Pye, w.
Putncy and Frank Sherry.
4 step which has contemplated for some time by
Of this city taken yesterday, when
number Of and formed association 10 be known
as the Association Of Teachers Of OOtory The
only two permanent those OF corresponding
rotary and recording secretary To the former has been
elected Miss Lois Adelaide Bangs, while f. Townsend
Souhwick 4. recording secretary. Among tho members
society Fred c Robinson, Professor Holt Gene
St,bbins Thompson Miss Laura sedgwick Collins.
Randall Dchl and Edgar s. Werner The a-socls-
invited Alexander Melville Bell Of Washington,
deliver a public address this city. lie ha, accepted
the invitation and viii lecture In the large hall OF columbia
College Tuesday evening.