New-York tribune., 1896-10-19

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held during the winter in the school building every
Thursday afternoon. There will be lecture every
fortnight and the intervening dates discussions
and a miscellaneous programme
Not oniv are properly qualihei medical women
mare and more appreciated In England. bn, wider
aolas arc continually opened 10 them Already they
hold posts under the Metropolitan Asylums Board.
coun,v councils boards o, guardians and In the
General Posoice. but there Is positive ou'cry for
them IN India The Society for the Promotion OF
Christian knowledge. ever practical IN rs aims and
methods is prepared al the present time 10 ASSIST
women who wish to devote themselves 10 medical
study toward the cost OF their education and fss.
proylded they will undertake medica! mission WORK
abroad and me l'2nd3h s s,d "m, ch,na
and India
Professor and Mrs. John T. Rugart entertained the
cia Club OF the Teachers College Al their country
home at Curiey Saturday afternoon and evening
The inaugural entertainment and reception OF the
soclety School for Harmonious Culture was given
saturday evening at the Berkeley Lyceum
Charles r. g Snyder. Superintendent Of School
buildings in Europe. studying the best models
for educational institutions
Miss Van Allen has a valuable collection OF hand
| kerchiefs. among them one that formerly belonged
Al the Country club house. Newport. wafnes
made after a famous Virginia recipe are served at
afternoon tea. The recipe requires ak eggs.
min, of sweet cream. q quarter Of q pound OF but
ter a quarter OF a pound OF powdered sugar.
,easpoonful OF powdered cinnamon ana pound
and "A half Of -four. dried and siited have the
wafc-lron well heated and buttered. and. after
,ourine in the batter close II tightly. Butter the
wa0Ies and sprinkle with nne sugar and elm
,,mon The Newport colony considers these teas
the event Of the day and cAcling men ma women
are seen Scor"hlng 10 rehcH 'He 'iu""o""c AH Z"
O'Clock approaches,
viss Nellie Kuck obtained the bronz~ medal of the
povL Drawing Society OF London. Miss kuck Is
on;y sixteen years old and II exceptionally ghted
She has already won two other valuable medals for
n H, ayouislie drawings The Young Saint Cecilia"
m ibe name of draw Ing for which she received the
! bronze medal men'oheu'
t,,.b,v new students have registered u. Barnard
-. mis- wear. twenty y-elght OF the number being
| ,,D,r,s far graduate courses Several have regis
, ,,r The new courses In music under Professor
! r,,on,.eu and one student Intends 10 AXE her
-d"nnJ -an degree with music as he! major "ofk
| -, Mara. ANNA Sawtel.- has been recently APP
! ,intel dean Of the Woman- College OF CODY NJ
IT.. At WatervIle Ne. She is a woman OF various
W.. Ind accomplishments and a garduate from the
fnvel-ity of Michigan with me degree OF Dachelor
! ','hiosoohy. She has been teacher FOR ten years
MI. NATIONAL Mary Washington Memorial Assocla-
| - elected Miss Mary f. Waite as president.
! % rs :, many older women whom the oftice
| Ihere Ne been given thar the compliment 10 Miss
| Wsife IL n h'fh '''
Mr. Clarence Burns II one of the most successful OF
VI po,,bi,can Woman campag The other day
| - - . in.o contact with a man wearing Bryan
| ~~ ~~ 81 see YOU wear Bryan button. she said.
going 10 .s, for ,. The =. sa
viii p,r,inute" said Mrs Burns Perhaps can IN
anee you change your mind They aceo,Hmsy ne ne
n g,,, ~ 'vvnnnned ,hs button and threw Il swAS.