New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENLS.

The Rev. Dr. william d. Brown Will f'ad paper U"
"Ex,cmDoraneous 81 leaking, end informal discussion
,u toow AZ the meeting Of tie New-York Association
OF Collegiate Aumnae at the LenoA Lyceum on FRIDAY
evening.
Professor Thomas E7gleston, OF Columbia COLLEGE, will
address the Genealogical and Biographical Society at the
Friday evening meeting. No % West Forty-fourthst on
"Malor Egie ton q Revolutionary Army"
The Columbia College Glee Club will give concert
a. the Presbyterian Church. Mount Nnon, next Mon
day night, for the benefit the Young Peoples Society
OF Christian Endesvor.
The monthly meeting OF the James g. Blaine Club Of
Harlem will be held No. liz East onehundred-and-
tenth.st tonight
utorary and musical entertainment for the benefit
q, the hudinq fund the LenOx Presbyterian Church
will be given a, Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow evening.
Hiram Lodge Of Free Masons will have entertain
ment 20 the centennial anniversary Of It's
charter In the Grand Lodge room Masonic Temple TO-
night
The Van Norman Alumnae Association VIII hold It's
annual meeting this afternoon, at 2:3O o'clock. in the
pariors Van Norman Institute Building seventy
nrst-st and Endaye Officers will be elected aiter
witch Mrs Hoaglond literary director Of the Avon Club
will read a paper Shakespeare's "A Winters Iale
I,Orpheon a French society OF this city Is preparing
10 celebrate the anniversary OF ia MarseiaSse
IL Will give a concert on April - in Tammany Hall
The mounted drill by Troop OF the National Guard
under command Captain Charles Rae VIII mke place
n, the Riding and Driving club April ~ Admission
will b. restricted members and their families who VIII
be furnished with cords Of admission
conference OF Friendly Visitors viii be held at NO
-, University Place on THURSDAY. April :. at D. M.
The subject for discussion will be institutions. versus
Homes"
The free lectures 10 the people under the auspices OF
the Eoard o; Educaon. delivered Monday evening In
Grammar Schools g. l5 Is %. 80. 49, 81 and 49, and
in tho Hebrew Institute East Broadway and Jeilersonst
They were attended by several thousand people.
A lecture under the auspices Of the New.York CITY
Suffrage League viii be given tomorrow night at NO.
IxlnQtonave. The speaker viii be Mrs Eiizabeh Cooy
stanton who will lecture upon The Solitude OF Self"
4 boxing exhibition for the be'.cht OF mike" Dono'
y,n VIII be- given at the Lyccum Saturday night
The matches arranged are between 'Jlm' Coroet ana
Johnny" Iaughlln of Oneida; 'Bll" Dunn Of Jersey
CITY and Frank Craig the "CoGee Cooler" Charles
Mccarthy OF philadelphia. and John Dundon. OF Jersey
CITY; Jack" smith, OF Harlem. and sailor" Brown
Jim Gl,nn and John Jackson "Jm" DAILY and al I'M
known Jack" Dorsey aL william Stacks, "Bl' slavin
and denny" Butler. Jimmy" Carroll and Bob" Fiji
simmons will each spar with Professor Donovan.
The next meeting OF the Baptist Social Union Will be
hid tomorrow evening at the Metropolitan Assembly Rooms
and will be- ladies' reception The topic for the evening
will be college and University Sett ement WORK ahd
will be discussed by Miss Jean Quincy Fihe ana fh"ip
J. Mosenthal. plano solo will be given by Juian
Pasca'. Guest tickets at IL can be obtained I" uc
,,e,.rrer u, w ID Morse No Gao Madison.avc.
The second annual ladies dinner and lOist regular
dinner Of the Thirteen club will be held at jaeger >
AID fyninth.st.. the evening OF Apr 10
H. v. Arnold resident OF til' vi WIN
pe,dc The speeches and subjects will BE- as follows
.Ioyely Woman" Lucas l.. Van Allen; "Why some
Women Are Supcrstitious." Nellie BLY,; II Am Cs"k
and Glad of It," George Francis Train superta0n ana
,he Fair Sax" Colonel Robert q. Ingersoil Inc
uauntel House" will be reproduced bv John H. Adams
Tho Drill Of the Gttrng Spear was presented aes
night at the Seventh Presbyterian Church. booHc anu
Ridge sts. r,,
The closing reception OF Company d. list Reeiment
wul no given Monday evening. April 25 at the Harlem
Onera House. Onehundred and near sew
enthave.
The Archaeological Society held a meeting last night
\, \ 80 in Hamilton Hail. Columbia College Inc Kew
d. John 2. Peters lectured upon sone f"su'' Vi "'e
American EXPEDITION IL BaOyl0nla'
o,i,l meeting Of the Young women's Christian Asso
cat on was held Monday night at the tranch at NO. west
Ore.hundred and twenty forrthst m"sica ana literary
or,cr,lnmrnt was the order Of the evening
The Catholic Club will hold an important meeting 'o
,or,or >ennc a. which they will make arrangements
for reception Bshop-eleet Mcdonnell Action VIII
also be- taken increase the Hht Oh membership '''
its present number $50, to lOoo there being su'en'
name, on the waiting list 70 make that number
stated meeting OF the NewYork Historical Society
was held last evening In the library az oecohu'
and Elcycnth.st John A. King presided. Inc paper
% tho cven,n4 was read by Edward +. De Lancey HIS
subject wa, "The Kings Personal Poicy IN i'hg"H'i
and How 10 Forced His Subjects In America, Against
Their wishes Into successful Revolution" About
City members were present
..some Results OF the American Expedition b Daby.
LAMA and the Excavations Nippurn was the subiect
~ lecture delivered last evening at Hamilton Hail
columbia College by the Rev. DR.. John p Peters under
the auspices Of Now York Society OF the Archaeological
Institute u America Professor A c. Merriam is It's
president and Dr. +. q. Tlsdal secretary Many npor'
,.nt cries were the stereopeon In the
audience was Or. william Hayes Ward. OF The lnde'
nendcnt" head OF the Wolfe expedition which mao
suece.srul Journey 20 Babyiona few years ago
The American Institute Of Christian Philosophy held It's
April meeting last evening at Hamilton Hall. Columbia
College DR.. Charles +. Deems the president, presided
hncr the exercises led by the Rev. MI Do"s
Professor NJ Davis OF Bsyonne ammo inctd the names ~
several new members. including that OF Dr. T. H. MeA"he'
Of Tarryovn who prominent part IN the debate ~
hc NewYork Conference on Monday. IL was announced
that tic sixteenth school OF the Institute would be
held at Prohibition Park. Staten Island, July 1910 the
paper OF the evening rced by Professor Lansdon >
Thompson Of Jersey CITY, and this topic Religion
| In Art.'
THE CAMBRIDGE Family gone abroad will sub