New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINNENT

The sixth annual commencement Of the educa-
onal department Of the Twentthrd Street Branch Of the
Young Mems Christian Association will be held In Assoca
ton Hall tonight There will b. short programme Of
oNrrci-cs students OF the different CLASSES and an
address by Hamilton W Mabe. Editor OF The Christian
Union upon Books and Business"
Mrs Harriet OTIS Dclenbaugh rad several selections
before ,hc vo..g women Students and friends VI the
Misses Lockwoods Collegiate school, Mount Vernon, yes
erday Among her selections were the courtship
scene I'm Henry "" castles In Srain" from "Prue and
l." and THE Encyclopc'dy."
The barnard school Military Corps will have an exhibit
ton drill at the Regiment Arnlory tonight
4. Willis Lightburn will addre~s the Republican Or
eaniIaton Of the XXIId Assembly District upon The Re
publican Party the PARTY Of Principle and Patriotism
tonight The meeting viii b. held at LenOA Han lhltu
ave AID Scycnty.secondst.
An entertainment will BE- given In the Berkeley Lyceum
Theatre afternoon o. May Il. aud IN the evening
of Nav - aid OF the Fresh Air and Con'ae'cent Io
summit. y. J.
for the Mclean gold medal will take place In the hall Of
st Pcter, Church at D IN. OIL sunday
Tho Lincoln Club Of the XXh Assembly District will
listen 1, an address by Colonel Charles H. Denlson At NO.
1913 Third.avr Monday evening.
There Will be- discussion Of plan Tor magnetic sur
vcy of thc region Immediately surrounding the northern
magnetic pol'" at the meeting OF The American "'oHi'i
cal Society. At Chickcrlng Hall. Monday evening
Tho 9Th Regiment Veteran Club ha' BET apart TO-
morrow nom > until p. M. a 3" Ladies' pay iho
clubhouse Is at NO. 756 fifthaNc.
Theodore l.. and Theodore i. De Winnie, The printers
A. No T. Lafayette Place, have accepted tsc invitation
u their employ, dinner. 70 be given at Lyric Hall
tomorrow evening
I'm, XII Kat club will give a " smoke tomorrow
evening To celebrat, the It's quarters.
No 20 West Fitynlnh.,t. The features OF the evening
viii be an exhibition Of sketches by c. d. Gibson y. B..
WenzcL L. 4. Goodman. Tn. Wust and others; also
humorous reading, By VIII j. Anderson aud +. W. Mona.
han vocal solos by V. DanGon. j. A. Doran and others.
The Rev. II. NJ. Galher VIII Lecture upon Gospel
OF Good IIumor at the BAPTIST Church. Mount Yer.
non, the evening Of MAY o.
A rynnastlc exhibition for the benefit Of the Young
Mem, Hebrew Association VIII be given thu Hebrew
evening.
concert viii b. given this evening at the Ave.
nue. Unitarian Church, and and
twenty lr,t-st Among those who Will take part the
musical programme Miss Alicia Sutherland Miss
nta Gilbert Miss Marca Pratt Miss Ingenia Crevng,
Mis-, Edith May Adams and \. II. Spear. The enter
Imminent will unusually interesting from the that
drills win be given ~ the members of the Unity Gymna
Stun Association. The programme will end In minuct
danced I'm odtlme bv the Misses Brouwcr. Barto
Smith Knox. Davis. Ptncthom Knox and Ditnar. and
Mcssrs. Angel Rice, Allen, Schroeder, Hayward Ray,
smith and Frank. Of the gymnasium
The Twilight Club had their regular fortnighty dinner
las. night At the Columbia NO. ~ Fast Fourteenth ST.
and discussed the subject who Reads American Books "
The ATTENDANCE. which Smaller th,n usual. about
eighty Among the speakers were Graham McAdam
H. s. Sampson John Swnton. +. r. Hswey, James T.
Hall Captain John Goldman J. II. Johnston. the Rev Dr.
Madison G. Peters l.. !. Vance George McAdam Henry
Murray and Charles Judson. H. -. Goodac recited an
oriehIal poem entitled Does Fau1ng Payr which was
received with heart, applause.