New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

Tb. Rhinclander School Mt No. $50 East Eighty
eirhthst one OF tho Institutions under the au'
spices OF the childrens Aid Society. gave peasant
reception to many Of It's patrons ana irlenhs ias'
evening The particular feature OF the entertain
mcnt was an explanation Of the methods USED III
the instruction OF primary classes In the .iehe"'s
~ patriotsm and civil government. The guests OK
the evening Mayor strong ana eN-"d!o'
Abrnm s Hewitt. When they entered the ASSEM-
hly-room the $50 boys and girls rose ana sho"'u
their respect by bowling and thro"ins hsScS ~
the visitors The singing of THE Star Spangled
E,nncr" ended the salute to the Stars ana stripes
The national songs Of other countries were sung
AZ the pupils held up in turn the faes OF dinereni
foreign nations The Questions on rd nv
The pupils and afforded no little amusement tor
The M9r @ edor ~ Ss Eand OF Mercy on
Patton among the pupils was rsad ny rne se. .ho
and aft ISa so w4os to Ml sooi SrS
than h. could Ex-Mayor Hewitt told the cniidteh
, of his early school days In this city. ana Ma!oi
Strong related his experiences IN log schooInouss
I'm ono where there were only seven hrithm"h's
Mrs Mar; Low Dickinson. president OF the King
Daughters. talked TO the chiihren anu VI" ~
onden, %, Inc Chilircns Aid Society schools. also
combined some good advice with pleasant stories
Tho Twilight club dined the St Denis. at
Broadway and Elcventh-st.. last night. ana the
subject, 'E,hlcs OF the Bargain Counter. was as
! cussod President 6. G. T. Dodd acted as chairman
and the speakers were Mrs. Frederick Nathan Miss
Iconora O'ReilIy colonel J. II. Wilkinson. George
| T. Record and Horace f.. Deming Miss O'Reilly
| was introduced ms a working-girL True ethics
| she said must do away with the bargain counter
| The truth seldom comes 10 light. and there are
happenings relating TO this subject which seem too
| horrible to be true One OF the bargains or.en-
| est run after by women Is morning wrappers
| These they pay 70 cents apiece for. Yet other
women slave daily and nightly perhaps WITH SICK
children to care for. perhaps SICK themselves ana
| receive Just 40 cents dozen for making those
! cycning that the name Of John Wanamaker had
| been added to the white list OF the Consumers
md others interested in the welfare OF working
women to purchase goods OF houses on their white
| list. ~ approaching nearest 10 the principles ana
! standards OF the league.
The pupils OF the Night School FOR Girls In East
| Thirtv-scvcnth-st between Second and Third
| ayes held "A Christmas celebration Wednesday
! evening. The parents OF the pupils were present.
and the young women who took part in the enter
| iainment received great applause and many con-
| OF santa Claus and distributed the prizes to the
fortunate pupils. There was an address BY Pro-
fcssor Duggnn. OF the College OF the City OF New
| York
| The fourteenth annual dinner of the Society of
| Medical Jurisprudence will take place tomorrow
| night at the Hotel Savoy. The speakers will be
| Justice W. W. Goodrich. Bishop Edward c. An
| drews. Attorney General Theodore f.. Hancock.
Mayor Strong. cx,c ongrsssman1 Wise Colonel Ed-
| win and Simeon Ford
| At the annual reception Of the NewYork Ortho-
pndIc Dspensary and Hospital. No. l2s East Fifty
ninth-st on Monday $3.50 p. m. the pavilion,
| operating room and R0ntgen ray apparatus will
| be shown for the first time.
| Mrs NJ. A. Marchmcnt OF Brooklyn. Will lecture
before the II. p. u. Philosophical Society. No. l42
West One hundred "A nd went nfth-st on Sunday
at Sl5 D. m. on THE Mission OF Theosophy.'
At the Manhattan Liberal Club. No. 900 East FIJI
feminist this evening, there will be lecture on
Marriage and Freedom" by G. L. Swartz.
The Rutgers Club held Its second dinner for the
season OF 1861 and the thirteenth since its or
ganiza ton. at the Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Madison ave and Forty nfth-st.. last evening The
dinner was the occasion OF the reunion OF all for
mer members OF the Rutgers Glee Club. About
seyenty-ive members were present, several oil
whom were called upon for speeches and the rest
OF the evening was spent In talking over old DAYS
at Rutgers
The Good Government Club Of the Xlxth As
| semby District had a dinner last night In ths
Sherman Square Hotel at Seventy-hrst-st and the
Boulevard. and q number OF addresses were made
| on tenement house reform. Richard Watson Gil
der, Of the Tenement House Commission. made {
short address, He was introduced - pseeueeN
man - well - poet, and ~. ouAae staxte4 90 u