New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

Hall. One hundred and twenty hith-st ana Madls IL
she has been occurring in Chtkenng nan piv
large audiences that were limited TO me NiHc oi III.
nall and IL is expected that Madison Hall tonight
will BE- crowded its door, 10 hear In" Distinguished
A meeting Of the Womcn's Christian Temperate
Union New York WIS he'd on TAuIsday Hteriio" i
i'm s.vruth-ave at O,i"-.undgcd and cnty ninth ,
at which several hundred members OF u" uin,pir ,
Mrs +. Frances Lord thr county ,pirr,", and tnrn
tnr INST session Al O'c!ocE IN ihc ai,tTHVoh anu
secretary and The reports Of Miss Ada Field treasure,
and M, Julia Colman. the corresponding sci',Hi
Side. the south Ncw-Yoh the fremont; The Harlem
the Central. North New York; the NIoIi'"na a,
ior the Drparmen oi Hereditary Health. y no cav
an address on me Gospel OF ne BODY l nv
Mr> Edward Davis. while Mis-. +. France, L"u >p"iN'
OF the work that being done among ooIo'I Tr.
+. r. CIanns, Who l. the superintendent Of taat n|
Tarmcnt and she gay" an enc.aSrS a. snIor, vas
described by Mrs Bnrdick who old how tnc eap ,n
visiting 'h port had been visited '52p ,o o %
Mrs Watson reported for the evsnss,uc w"rn vnnc
Ms ADA Do r 1Ssr 'p% nS" To cdn r T%n '0"
SOM Of he oInoT p'Shr N Mrs. s Sarah Collins Of
The society of Friends and Mrs. Homer Nelson LIAM
also an american princes OF ,ne Mor among The
Indians Mrs Clara Hoffman. the state presoen, a.,
Missouri also gave address In which shc ao'U.",'
G %%m"n Was mads S S Mr. Mary r. Bnr the
president of New York. who gave an address on
Practical Work. in which she showed no" a,tcnip1
of the union in the state legislature. new uiiol
was organized by Mrs. Burt. AZ which the oio"lht
ofceis were elected Mrs. f.. &. Wcstorheid' pres
dent: Mrs. T. E. Morgan. secretary VIE ~. MILL" Ie
of the union MI>. Bridl v Mrs; fcTiN' M NJ
surio Mrs, SvmmS Mrs. Hail. Mr.. Rodney MrN'
Gibson. Mrs. TbbcttS, Mrs Chcsncv. Mr.. \"lchuu''
Mis- S,oddIrl. Mrs. spencer. Miss Woo'~eN' Mr''
IIu,Chins. Mis- Forbes. Mrs. John J. F,apP' N.''
Thomas \. Vaughn Mrs. r. y. Andrews Nr-. =; ~
Curtis. Mr.. thailcS f. iemma. Mrs. SiaEE' HlI,'
EuIdctte smith. Mrs. Campbell and Mis- l.. v BON
nell , Ill ,
Rcnwick Hall on Wednesday evening and scored
great success, The hall was handsomely decorated
or the occasion with flag and lanterns, ana there
WIS a large number of people present. me graz"
march led by +. VI. GinithS, j., ana Miss Bm'h"
Doncraly. ~
IN. tnird performance of the BERNARD Dramatic tub
was given on Tuesday evening In the sunday school OF
II. Andrews PROTESTANT Episcopal Church. I'm lIilhhv'
and Onchundrcd and twenty -eNentl>t.. at "mch tn'
farccS Poison" and Box and Cox were gwen ~
celebration of the annual entertainment Of tho 'ir-
Friendly society. The Roy. Or. Van De Water made
a >hor1 address 10 The young pcopc. Those tlhhs
part in the arcoS were !. d. LYON. \. :. lIydr. e
w. cobb p W. >imp on. T. Il. smith. W. T. Symmc..
W. II. Lockwood and Il. &. Brown.
on next Tuesday evening musical entertainment
with novel features will be given M IN" Lexington
Avenue Baptist Church. I'm East one hundred and
tcntll,t The FIR! part of the (rogrammg WI De-
by Young Amcricn." In til, caniata the ltilc folks
representing the Variou- nations vii De- drc-s"' IN
appropriate costumes. The cradle songs Of all nations
will follow. The children and Young lad', singing
they represent and many Of the variou, form, Of
cradles VIII he presented. Thc length Of th" pro
gramme win make il necessary t. begin the entertain
ment promptly AZ oolock.