New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

A.. nresen,a,lon IN Tncan,pment no 80. Union
Veteran Legion 70 bo followed by tho performance u
Thomson HoNaIs drama. Shenandoah" undef tne per
.onal direction Of Charles Frohman will take place a.
rho N.,rouoll,an Opera House. April H. The Opera
uouse will IT, appropriately DECORATED and handsome
souvenir p1orramm-s will be presented To every ono
.Jfesst "a
given CIsrk's. No. 70 west Iwenv niiuS"'' '"'s"
Covsrs will be laid for forty
The s,.1ogranhers' Association win give an Informal
,ooc., a, - clubhouse No 05 Lexngtonaye., Tonight
The Princeton University Gee, Banjo and Mandolin
clubs Will siye q concert III Madison square Garden
Assembly Rooms on March %. under the auspices %
the Princeton club OF NewYork. fol- the benefit OF hr
Isabella NcCosh Innrnay. Tickets may BE- obtained ~
sehutcrtAs No rs Union square and from h. H.
Cols No. wnl.am.st
The commencement. graduating class OF the Eclec
tic Medical College will take place at Chickeiihg hall
tonight The ,aledictoty will be delivered by DR. l.
Helvcy Bell and Tie degrees will be conferred w
CbsuEcey Shareg.
Mrs. NJ Frenchs Sheldon will deliver lecture before
the American Geographical Society ut Chlckerng Hall
ou Monday evening her recent expedition Into East
Africa with account of the mannos and customs oil
The Ico.'ls.
Tne ladies' \. S. Williams Association composed OF
daughters II veterans. nlNiiiasy t. \. ; Williams
Post 40 39i Grand Of the @epublic and Sons q
Vet tans No 1903. will have reception AZ No 1874 West
Forty .ourth.,t March 81 An exhibition drill and
review Of the veterans will BE- Interesting feature.
The Joseph Li,ersy Society OF Manhattan College
will gye entertainment Vt Hammerseins Opera House
3'venthAyo. and Onehundred and twenty nfth-st tais
Afternoon at . 80 o'clock.
The free lectures 10 the people under thu auspices Of
tc oai Of Education, viii b. delivered this evening in
Grammar Schools Nos. 8 H. ls. ~ 81. 49, 81 and 80.
and the Hebrew institute East Broadway and Jefferson
They will be illustrated
Professor s. n. Penrcd. % the Broadway Tabernacle
Mr.. Ida Bond Young soprano Of st. Paus Chapel. ia
Broadway Addison +. Andrews loader Of the Dsmrosch
Orchestra AZ Music Hall and Ferdinand CARR. OF the
Mrtr an "A at
East Fourthst Tuesday evening. for the benefit q
clubs Of the chapel The girls and the Young mems.
and the members u these clubs invited their friends.
The chapel crowded and many obliged to stand.
There will be Christian crdaNOr mAss.meotna under
tho auspices New.York State Locs Union in the
Marble Collegiate Church, April J. Addresses will be
mode by DR.. r. f. CLARK n Boston president Of the
United Society the Rev. II. T. McEwen. chairman OF the
'92 Dr. Charles r. Deems Dr.. W. {. Biting
and Dr. J. Burrell. pastor Of the Marble Church.
The Fast Side sunday.,chod Union VIII meet this
evening In the Ovct MemoFn Church. IN Secondst. be-
tween First and second the line structure provided
~ the friends OF the CITY Mission Society The Rev.
A. H. Mckinney who succeeded DR.. Schauncr yeas
ago Is doing excellent work there
Professor Louise Manning Hodgklns, OF Wellesley Col
cge will deliver in the hall of the NewYok
College for the TralinG OF Teachers No. University
PInce tomorrow afternoon 80 y. and on Satur
II The subject OF the first lecture Will be IAN
With Chsucer." The subject Of the second lecture
viii be "Thc Methods Of Teaching English Literature"
As the capacity Of the hail IL limited applications Tor seats
be the Registrar. No. University Place.
Ths class OF "a, Columbia College, A'c an entertain
ment night the Berkeley Lycobm. Tor Tie dement,
Of IL. fund. Those who helped 10 make the analf
a success were II. II. Culver, A. k Alexander. l.. NJ
Lawscn X. NJ. Murchison. A. Provot, Z. Williams. and
the Columbia College Orchestra. Gee club, Mandolin Club
Banjo Club and Musical Society
Empire CITY Lodge, No. 206 r. and \. NJ, con
cert and dance the commandcry Of the Masonic
cupe last evening About 800 members and their 4uest'
were present and after the musical part OF the programme
had been ended dancing began aud continued until
o late hour.
COMPANY 7, Of the It'll Regiment attacked and carried
the star Theatre last night and afterward made lenl
En,rtccnth-t whore excellent supper served 10
IN, accom- pan % muse from good string band.
,mopg the guess Brguder-Gcncrul 4. l.. Watson.
q Connecticut; Lleutenant.C o.one g. H. smlt CAPTAINS
W. A. Valentine aud d. a. Ncsbitt. Lcut,nants j. r.
SCHUYLER and J. w Cochran. Sergeant C. NJ Baker and
as Sergeant T.. a. Wolf o: Company q; Corporils sands
MYERS, White and EmmOns Clark. IT,; w. T. Baird W. y.
Leonard J. 7. Fisher. j. C. Leggat, j. Baird. +. II.
McGay j. ID. Crouch, c. Il. Geddcs j. y Ryan. =. Il.
Tonnc, J. r. Doyle. IT,. J. D. Thecs j.. f.. T. Sands
& T. IIalste1 j. VI. Jonts. Henry Melville \. i. laker
T. X Austin. +. H. Smith. j. G. DevercanN. j. +.
Matthew'S G. McDougal, II. NJ Halsted, Y. c. Corner
d. A. Carpenter. C. f. RiadLury. a. II. Van Busk!rlS
C.. " Clark and q l.. Gridley