New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-18
ENTERTAINMENTS AND MEETINGS.

The New.York Wheaton Club held Its regular monthly
meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Saturday afternoon
About thry-hve members OF the association ana Their
friends were present l.. Z. Tcrhune read essay
on MARY Washington; Study" Mrs. c. b. Bariram
made on interesting and Miss Jean Birch, OF
passaie ~ j. sang. The meeting OF the club VIII
February 20. Among those present were MI.
Anna Bradford, Mrs. j. H. Clarke Mrs. j. T. ho"srd
Miss Susan Hayes werd, Mrs.. Sarah Marsh and Mr..
Julius Schunk.
The reception and ball OF Palestine Connandery Of
Knights Tempiar be given at the Metropolitan Opera
House on January 2s promises TO be- the best ever given
by this Ma onic organization The demand for uche's i
large and the committee careful In the disposition OF
the tickets 20 that the AFFAIR be perfect. Nearly
all Of the AMI SEATS have been engaged and among
those who Will be present fun rrait VIII 10 IA"
officers Of the Grand Coumendery and the council oc p
Of the subordinate commandefios q this state snd ocr
OF the Grand bodies OF many other states The exhibition
drill b. thrty-sx picked Sr knight under u" co"iaa
Of the CspainGcnera Of Palestine viii inFoduc' 'cf'
new and intricate eyo!utlons In orTatons "nl IN r"''
exercise Dancing will follow the drill and the audoru"
ond stage will be handsomely decorated Capr's 1th
Regiment Band ana Meyers Orchestra VIII furnish The
music.
Tho New.York wouans Press Club has planned 70
rive an .tarainment o! the leading theatre cary
t. -s,ru,rv for which well-nown artists In the musical
and dramatic professions have promised th"r Sfl''"
The club has been Organized two years ana D'P'n.ne
with q dozen members. it, r0l'can now &c!n1'S IVV
names IL has as yet permanent habtauoh' anu u''
.,,.rafnner is being arranged that funds may
he ACQUIRED for setting charters such As are i "
an organization OF this kind Although seih'n No"''
is acknowledged IN Announcing the benefit 1t De"e'eu
that the entertainment will prove to b. one That WIZ
command the interest Of the pubic MI Arohsoh mas o.
fered the Casino for the purpose
The seventh anniversary OF the Young Mems institute
No oo2 Bowery, viii b. hold tomorrow evening
An entertainment for the benefit OF the family OF the
,a,a Miss Jennie Stevenson will be given at the Grand
OD,,a House Hall, Trhthsye and Twenty-hri-st uis
evening. under the supervision 0! William b. Fling The
programns containing fine musical and literary spncla,fS
was arranged before Miss S.evcnson's death ly those IN
t,rfste1 desiring 10 aid her duihg he4 .''iS'' ' "
eHpanses are stll cue
anniversary festival January % at the Carnegie Music
ian M Carnegie viii preside and the Rev Or. David
J. Bu.re! will give address on Robert Burns. Ih'ie
viii ala %, yecitaons solo and qpn;"t singing. and
at the close the yocaM.s viii sing "Auld Lang Ayne'
the aud ,nce Joining IN the chorus
Tie Third lecture Of the second Of Free saturday
Nloht Lectures vos delivered Saturday ovcnins In the
la-r. hall Of Cooper Union by DF. X. VI. Ka1u"h VINO
TOOK FOR his subject "Inlcauon in Ecyp:" The "'t'fe
was illustrated with stercoptcoa views and from Ia"
man Of Egvpt showing the Of the River Me for oelc
thousand miles the explained how THE river Hy
tie overnovs irrigated lands which would Otherwise DE-
unproductiye. ,,
John l. Pinloron Of West Chester, Penn VIII del'Vc'
,t nov, cc,pra rpon "AIoxander Hamilton" under the
ous,,ces Of tho B1ard o: Education. this evening At
Crarnar school % In CITY Hall Place lie N'tlIe
is the opening Of the "Ffte Course 70 me T''p''
given By the Board Of Educat"n. 49,,
The annual election Of officers o. TIE PesoFbfi'h 'hoh
q, this city viii be this evening at the Pr soytiah
rooms No. 50 Ffth@ye. ~
The fourth public meeting Of the Alumni CLUB Of 'hoh
Theological Seminary "a e held in th" ColumDH F'iu
rant in FOurtccnth-st., THIS afternoon. 'S"'@l l""
lens, VIII b. discuss by number o. prominent "''
The Ncw-Yc1r reception Of the Clauuuqna 'h'oh o.
this city will BE- held THIS evening. Adire'' WI. p
delivered BY The Rev Dr. f. =. TYR, The president o '"o
v.vyorl Union and the Rev. Dr. u. 5. Padin:ion' INC
vre 3 dent o, the Brooklyn Union
Tho anniversary cXcIcso7 o. the French branch " M
Young Mems Christian Association have betn postpone"
Owing 10 the press Of engagements. The date OF tho c'io
bration has not cen fixed. ID,
rbe American Society Of Civil Engineers VIII hoio
,,s annual nentlng "Wednesday and Thursday OF 30
,o7 Eat Twenty. thlTdst The meeting VIII begin ~ ~
o,clock Wednesday morning January % Inc ahn"''
r.n,,ts will mode officers elected, reports oi COM
,,.ces presented ard discussed time and pace tor inc
pc,t convention considered and general business Trans
ac.od The elevated rdlIOad In ST. Louis VIII DC u"-
c,ihcd ny Robert Moore, and description OF me ~"
ger elevators AID iron yioduct q the Noith huu
! County Railway W'ehawken, y. j., when wiz ."
,,.,,ed OH Thursday will be given by George H. bine'
and Thomas T. Brown These descriptions VIII he MUS
f bv the stereoptlcon. visit viii be made 70 inc
navy yard also ,,.o r,fch
| profcs,or Cromwell lectured last night on lhe iIF"
,yovs Evvavs and Sums OF London" at the Gfahu OI"