New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

MEETINGS AND EyTERTAINMENTS.
The Society Daughters Of the King viii be completed
In Organization Grace Episcopal Church. Conseyfa
between Leonard and LOr!mcr sts Brooklyn on SUNDAY
evening. The installation Of the oceFs will De en-
duc:ed by tho Rev. Ralph Wood kenyon grand chaplain
Of the order The society IS composed Of COMMITMENTS o.
c.e Episcopal Church, whose mission IS the spread
Chrisrs Kingdom among women.
Christian EGdeayor mass-meeting, under the auspic5
Of the New.York City Locsl Union, viii De he!d II tn
Marble Collegiate Church dis evening. Addresses VIII
bs made by the Rev. d.. f. T. Clark, president OF the
United Society Rev. DIS Charles T. Deems and W.
Biting and the Rev. II. T. McEwcn. The eleventh
International Christian Endeavor Convention Will be helo
In Madison Square Garden from July 70 TO- The leV
II. T. McEwen is chairman OF tho committee oil sFahsS
mcnts.
rhe American Chemical Society will meet in the Uni
ve sity Building tonight when Professor g. c. Caldwell
Of Cornell University will read paper on 1.-THE More In
porsns the Progress OF Agricultural chemistry
! Since 1902
Ths roll OF the German American Republican organiza
ton Of the XXIIId Assembly District which has recently
been revised by the newl1nstaed officers Of the club
shows nearly 1000 active members oil the
organization the last meeting there were AZ apphea
lions for membership.
The Irish.Amcrican Republican Club of the XXIIId
Assembly District will mold housewaming In It's ne"
| headquarters No. 1897 Thrd-aye., tomorrow night
| The mex: regular meeting will be held tonight at The
same place. business Of Importance Will come VI
| for action.
So great been popularity Of the Harlem Branch
the Young Mems Christian Association end so many new
members have been in during the last few weeks
there been difficulty in making them acquainted
| with one another To remedy this the enterprlsing
OF the branch have hit upon novel ana at
the effective Of making every one Of tn'
| members acquainted with every other member To-
| night an "introcucuon meeting" will be held in the
parlors OF the association, NO West Northumberland
| twenty nfth-st., at which each member viii wear a
placsr with his printed IT, and any one has the
privilege walking right up and examining the pacard
During the evening there will DO musical entertainment
| with games and refreshments.
The Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps displayed Its proficiency
in the execution OF difficult manoeuyre, "Wednesday right In
| Tammsny Hall. The officers in command were; Com
mandant George b. Hebard, AdJutant L. owen Miner
Captains NJ s. Vanderbilt and W. 6. Copeland. and Lieu
| tenant Irving Dancing followed Among those present
were w. Marshal. John w. Jacobus, Postmaster Van
| Colt, Alderman Van Cott
The Rev r. s. Macarthur delivered an interesting and
instructive lecture THE Story OF the liusuenots' al
| Mount Morris Baptist Church last night under the
auspices Of the Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor connected with Morningsidc Chapel. q: ST.
Nicholasave and Observation-Disclosures The
lecture room Of the church comfortably ned, and
| handsome realized from the entertainment.
The free Lectures the people, under the auspices OF
the Board OF Education, delivered last evening In
Grammar Schools Nos. 15 49, 90 3d. 80 81 and So and
In the Hebrew institute Fast Broadway and Jcersont.
The Veteran Association Of tie 10th Ne'y.Yo-l Vol.
unteers National Zouaves) will celebrate the thryir't
anniversary Of Of into the United
the evening Of April g. at the German
| Masonic Temple. No. go East Fftenh>t There Will
supper tickets FOR which may bo obtained nom the
treasurer. Charles W. Cowan Money Order Department,
Postohlce.
Saturday evening assembly Of tho Lotos Club
tomorrow night Will be lecture, "An Evening
with the Ballad" yacauy illustrated ty Harry Pep.e9
An illustrated lecture characteristics Of Mark
the Evangelist will be delivered the Seventh Pres.
byerian Church under the auspices OF the TruetOCh Christ
| Society tonight
a. S. Draper the ex-State Superintendent Of Public
Instruction, Will give lecture before the NewYork Col.
ege for Training Of Teachers at noon tomorrow At
No. University Place.
Of lectures on the 'Morse Foundation" Is b..
ing delivered in tho Adams Chapel Union Theological
Seminary by the Rev Dr.. a. NJ Falrbarn professor Of
Mansfield College, Oxford, England Christ tho Inter.
probation Of God is the subject Of his lecture ON Apr
The Catholic Club Will have smoking concert" at is
new house in Fftyninthst evening. An ex.
cellent musical programme WIFI be given
One OF the enjoyable fornighly dinners Of the Southern
Society will be given evening. Marion j. Ver
derry. who has reputation in the club his bright
| speeches, will preside.
The monthly meeting and art exhibition ~ tho Century
Association will be held tomorrow evening
Professor Albert s. Blcknoe's lecture az the American
Museum OF Natural History Saturday at 10 80 a. m
Will be The Midnight Sun Northern Norway and VIII
be the most brilliantly illustrated and possibly the nos,
interesting and popular lecture present course A
pcaons for additional Tickets every mail
In order that those who the lectures nay have the
edvantage Of this the Professor consented % re.
peat It Saturday, April TO- Hence all teachers Who
DO not gain admission Tomorrow prescn; their tickets
on April 10 and those having no uekets can obtain them
by writing 70 the Professor az the Museum
Tie Rutgers College Quartet assisted by Mrs. Charles
H. Wcy soprano, and Miss Ida Benfcy reader have ar.
ranged an attractive programme for this evening AssC.
c6tion Han.