New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-28
FOR FREE MUNICIPALITIES
THE REMBRANDT CLUES EXHIBITIONS
THIS WEEK
MANY SOCIETY PEOPLE INTERESTED WE'LL
KNOWN SPEAKERS TO BE HEARD AND GOOD
MUSICAL PROGRAMMES TO RE
PROVIDED.

The loan exhibition given 10y the Rembrandt '"o
for the benefit OF the Brooklyn Free klnde'ea''e"
,esocia.ion which has already been referred 10 III
Tho Trlb,re more thar once, VIII open on i""9"'S
~ this week and extend through In SaturuaH Hs"''
II will take place at the fonch ''al'e'Y, ~ "''
Clnton-aye The exhibition Will comprise i" pan.
,nqs ~ exceptional inieres; and merit many VI
which have never before been publicly shown ana !"
a5d,ion = number Of other rare art objects VIII he
~, ,,ew The afternoon ana evening or edch udl
will be in charge OF ladies' ItpreseHtlhS "l''''",
parts Of the city; refreshments WI" DE SeiN'' anu
Prominence Will be given to the social S'ue "i III"
affair In the evening there will I've music ana ar
rangemerts have been made Tor addresses y! Nv
eral weIl-known men and women
TUESDAY Will be The IIlll' Day. In charge oi MfS'
Frederic T. Pratt. The hos,esses VIII be MIS-. H. ~
I<imbau Mrs \. +. Chandler, Mrs. !. +. "oodiI'"'
Mrs H. V. Y. BFaman. Mrs. r. - MARSH M'S'
rcaly Miss Baldwin and Mrs. Samuel Doughty
,a1ies assisting Miss Pratt. Miss Huffman MISS
Nelson, Miss Kimball, Miss Doughty and MISS n
/ Kimball The speaker OF the evening VIII b' ~
Mavor Hewitt OF New-York, who viii be- intro'n,''
~. Edward NJ Shepard. The music VIII be iu'
riehod by Mrs william b. Boorum. soprano an"
William A. Fisher. harytone on the ie"'"''''N
1,vs Tho programmes Will be as follows:
Wednesdav .'Woman's club" Day In charg" OF
Nrs George Hunt Prentiss and Mrs. ! Snef"ooi
Coffin: hostesses, Mrs. = II. Anderson MIS-. N'''"
u Alien tr Mrs. Truman J. Bac l;us Mrs AI'r"I
q barnes Mrs Tunis g. Bergen. MIS- HlDe't IL
nrockway Mrs Strges Coffin. Mrs. samuel IS
Durvea Mrs Henry Earle. Mrs. Charles ~ JuuSoH'
Mrs Sidney V. Lowell. Mrs. James j." Morgan IT,
Mrs ST Clair Mel elway Mrs. Edward = i'"'''
Miss Mary J.. Potter. Mrs. John Thalon; lanes as
si.,,pp. Miss coffin Miss cromwell, Miss less'u'
Mics Ioweu Miss Earle speaker. Jacob A. RMS
introduced by Mrs. Backus. president OF the Won
ans club MIS- isabelle Edmonds schiller Soprano
Mrs NJ Doron- owe Cortralio.
Thursday bedford Heights Day IN 'harse VI
Mrs Henry l.. Wardweil; ho~teSses Mrs W Imam II
LYON. Mrs James J.. Truslov. Mrs. John ThaiIon'
>Irs Edward Retts Mrs Horace J. Morse Mrs.
Iow,rd q Wood Mrs Frederick Truslow' MIS-
lanes MacBrIc; ladies' assisting. Miss Lyon MISS
Morse Miss Drisler Miss Margaret Ada"s' NlSS
Ru,h Hutchinson. Miss Margaret Hutchinson MISS
Anna Cromwell, Miss Bradley. Miss Kosa"c ""'u'
well: speaker. the Rev. Or. Charles II. farKhu's''
who will be presented TO the audI'H'e "S "'o me-
Or Charles Cuthbert Han
Friday brooklyn Heighis' Day. IN cha'sf vi
Miss Gertrude sherman: hosiesseS, MIs S"t'u'l W
Boocock Mrs. Edwin Packard. Mrs. EN"ard H.
Iuchned Mrs Dwight i. Clapp. Mrs. SIMEON -
Chi,tenden Mrs John Il. Van Nostrand' Mrs. James
l. Morgan. ladies assisting. Mrs. William Burr liIH
Mrs. Charles Adams. Miss Theodore huxley MISS
Elizabeth Games: speaker, the Rev Dr. LOUIS Al
bert Banks Of the Hanson Place MethodSt hpsc0-
pal Church who Will be introduced by Dr' "'Iia''i
H. Maxwell. Superintendent OF P"DIlc Ihs"u'"'''
Miss Eleanor Hooper vionist; Miss Mary Byrhe'
Saturday. prospect Heights Day, IN TiiIs ,S "a
Hoody.' Mrs Thomas r. pearsali. Mrs. Timothy !.
Woodr, Mrs. Charles A. Moor Mrs. N Troree y
Brainerd Mrs. W. W; Kossiter M[s AM ma,, ~
Hayes Mrs James L. Suydam. Mrs j. q; Det .itui
Nrs John H. Sneteker. ladies assisting MTs. Alii'.'
r. Martin Miss heen Hayes Mi,s Mary 2ne9 Tfs'
Miss Marion Richardson. Miss Harriet u. III NJ,
Miss Kena Wilson. speaker Mayor oGhTirnL, H,nS
Charlotte Walker, soprano; MISS MAUI "e'V"' '0'
traltO zach
evening shall occupy about one hour me eXhbi-
ton viii be open. each day from 10 a. m 10 ~ p M
The catalogue Of pictures Is na ,,rns have been
selected and arranged by COone heitS ) ny ~
man jr whose skin and taste III ~ , ii,'
,ha .xhbitfon will be a success arustlcaly consid-
cred The committee representing the hlut ,
srir,t ahovn by the Rembrandt cub III everything
connected with the exhibition. ,oa ., ,nair
Nh. members O the club themselves ana tH''li
friends win have the first opportunity 10 gee ne
exhibition as the club Will give reception !" ''e
Pouch Mansion. to morrow evening . , a.,
~ The weather IL favorable during the week, NE
Lindergarten Association Will undoubtedly proht
largely by the exhibition Al mTSen ver since
was started It's work has Deen hPei,Va , 10y ,aon
Of funds The character or tnt % Tsrrir,ion now
i'ndnr the care OF the association are Twelve free
klndergartens for poor chiiarem 9 few Others
by members Of the association aiiH lrH o'lo io
Interested with ample resources INC VIZ n,,,o
Indefinitely extended II Is NE hoi Sr o long be
siynnS yin ne made in introducing kindereafiens
INTO he public schools Of Brooklyn 800 ,n,,
tIon OF his kind before. That took place IN IaS
for the benefit OF the Sheterin8 arms NJ ,sa
was decided success. IT is hoped tha' hat suoues
Iii he more han repeated this week Admission 10
the exhibition will cost % cents; thelc NJ -.
season tickets as was at one time contemplate.
arranaa NV have been made whereby the art
classes Of private schools can see the picfts ua'e
the direction Of their itdI hSs Of the day Tickets
he procured from professor ~ ~ nroctwav No
the Packer Institute, or MIS- a. H. - "
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