New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-16
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All IN, arrangements for tho abjuration OF IN"
! Princess Helena OF Montenegro and her CONVEX
sion from the Greek Orthodox Church TO the Roman
| Church have been completed. ON her arriVai al
/ Rari next Monday she viii be met 10y the Arch
bshop and representatives OF the four great Pala
tine Hasiicas of Aauavivi. Montevirgine. Gnrgano
and San Nicoio III Bari. and will be escorted TO the
| last named church In considerable state All r
vorshipping before the shrine OF St Nicholas shc
| will be admitted into the Latin church ~ithom,
having to be rebaptized or rcconiirmed Aiter me
ceremony the Princess. accompanied by the Prin-c
of Naples and the prcatcs who have assisted IN the
ceremonies Will go Rome. whore she VIII he
lodged In Guirnal. In the apartments once USED
by Plus VIII
The West END Womans Republican Association
will meet this afternoon at 3:l5 o'clock at NO lo2
West Eighty-second-st. Mrs. cornelia ;. Robinson
will speak on "The Tariff: or, the Scien'ihc APP
plication Of Protection
Mrs lane Pierce and Miss Boswell did not go TO
New Lots Yesterday, as they had arranged 10 40
The male politicians Of the place had decided 10
hold "A big mass-mccting ~ that time, ana as 'h'F
have always attended the womcn's meetings ana
taken the greatest interest in them. II was thought
hos, not TO have the two meetings the same day.
The art societies Of the city will give dinner
| this evening at the Waldorf 10 Russell Sturgs.
| president of the Fine Arts Federation
The Daughters Of Syria. new society. open TO
| oil SYRIAN women who read and write. was
| orVaniZed on Tuesday evening at meeting mel"
| I'm the schooroom Of the Syrian Society. at NO ~
Washington-s ST. The society was organized Tor So
[ c,aI and moral purposes. well as for study. The
/ officers elected were Miss Fareedy Fuy. presi-
! don't. Miss Mary Reesha vice-prcsident, and Miss
Martha Uaddad treasurer. The office OF pcrma-
ne,t secretary will be filled AT the next meeting.
which Will be held on October 81
| The 900 young women students OF Smith College,
| Northampton Mass are devoted admirers OF Miss
! Ada Rchan who. with Days company. played
| .orbe School for Scandal for the young ladies on
| Saturday night al Northampton over q" or the
| students attended the performance accompanied by
| the president Of the college. who paid Miss Rehan
| a high compliment in the course Of the evening.
The members OF the Professional Woman's League
l no entertained at dinner at o'clock this after
| noon by the managers Of the Food SHOW
Tho will NJ Mary Jane Oates filed for probate
! Yesterday In Brooklyn. II leaves 500 each TO the
| Roman Catholic churches OF St. Joseph and st.
| Rose of Lima Her property at Nos. o3s and $40
Bergen-st is devised 10 John j. Wheeler The rest
of the estate left TO the testaTixs children Mary
| and Thomas but II they should die before attaining
The axe Of twentyone II is TO go 10 Bishop McDon-
pc,I 10 be distributed among such charities as he
! may deem IT. The estate Is valued at 0oO. and
| the executors are John j. Wheeler and Michael
| Bennett.
| The Mercy and Help Department OF the Epworth
| League OF the South Second Street Methodist
| Church Brooklyn, gave this week a delightful en-
tertainment for the be ne OF their society at the
| home OF Mr. and Mrs. r.. l.. Way. No. "a South
! First-st A large number OF guests was present
| The admission price was a package OF any size or
| sbape The auctionng OF these packages not Only
| afforded much merrimcnt to all present. but WAS
| the means Of raising a handsome sum for the De-
| partment Of Mercy and Help.
| Mrs q. W. HILL the police matron at Davenport.
iowa. wants National convention OF police ma
| irons to be held In Chicago.