New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
V~EIINGS And ENTERTAINNENTS

The Young Women's Christian Association Will open
ranch at 1909 Broadway at O'Clock this evening.
The house which will be day and evening 10
sclfsupIortng wome. will contain parlor and reading
oon There Will be evening classes in cooking and light
gymnastics
An unusual musical treat is in store FOR those who may
attend the German ball at the Metropolitan Opera
House this evening programme consisting OF selections
from Wagner and Meycrbeer will be performed bv two
combined orchestIas under the direction OF Anton SedI
previous the opening OF the ball.
The free lectures to the people. under the auspices OF
the coad OF Education will continued this evening In
Grammar No B. II. 1s 49, 50. 49, % and in the
Hebrew institute East Broadway and Jeher'on'st The
Lectures will BE- illustrated and will begin at o'clock
The Columbia College Dramatic club VIII produce on
Tuesday evening next the Berkeley Lyccum Theatre.
a farce comedy entitled "ConlUson' and the opeettl
Trial by jury The programme will be repeated on
each evening during week beginning Tuesday There
will also be special matinecs on Thursday ana SATURDAY
afternoons OF next week The proceeds OF the perform
ances viii be distributed follows "Wednesday THURSDAY
and Friday evenings the fund fe--the cruiser New
York silver service Tuesday and saturday evenings and
SATURDAY matinee for the fund OF the club Thurs
day matinee, for the Riverside Day Nursery
The sixteenth annual meeting Of the Bible ard Fruit
Mission will be- held at the home OF Mrs William l. Bod'
Cett NO - West Tweth-st.. at D. IN. to-day.
The next meeting OF the Academy Of Political Science
will b. held in Hamilton Hail. Columbia College. on Mon
day evening Dr. Charles H. Spahr VII read paper
on THE New.York Bankers and the Silver Question"
the Berkeley Lyceum, this afternoon vii! help TO settle
some vexod questions exactly what the theories of the
French Master OF IMPRESSION really Madame Giady
Delsarte having been hl' principal pupil, will illustrate
with rcriti.on song the principles which she will
plain.
Poultncy Bgclow. a OF John Blgelow cN-Mnis''r
to France recently returned from trip through
the old World will speak The Prosecutions Of the
Christians in Russia" the raf!ois Of the Twenty third
Street Branch OF the Young Mems Christian Association
tonight
The Progress Republican Club has elected the follow
Ing officers President. f. L. Marshall; first NiccIrrsi-
deaf. l.. C. May; second vcc-pfesdcnt, C. w Frank;
recording scsretry w. A. Scat; corr, ,londins secr'
tary W. Pcblow financial secretary, \. Luchesl treas.
u,cr A. Lcicht; sergeant alarms election Board OF
Trustees to consist OF five mcmbcrs-L. FrcdcrcIs IT,
g. Kurz. J. Luches, II. Gcmmng J. LangIaf
The Young Peoples Christian Association OF New.York
CITY will hold sixth annual convention On -Thursd1y
February H. In Second Collegiate CHURCH Of Harlem
At Lenoxaye and One thrd-st De'c
gates societies Of Christian Endeoyor Epworth
League Westminster League. Loyal Iclfon and St An.
drews societies OF city expected 10 attend well
A. delegates from young peoples societies in the churches
which connected with OF the existing assoca
tons Interesting sessions viii be held in
the afternoon and evening and sood ADDRESSES are prom
iscd.
Professor John L. " Hunt president OF the Board OF
Education, will deliver series Of four lectures on The
.cnesis and Growth Of Constitution before the Chau
.suqua Union OF this city The lectures will be given
Thursday evenings February II and 25 March 10 and a.
,t the Church Disciples. Fify-sAthst., west Of
beginning at s o'clock. Admission Is by
which may he free Of cost by addressing
Frank NJ Curtis corresponding secretary. No. 2107 Sew
enth-sve.