New-York tribune., 1896-11-02

| A beautiful window. I'm memory of Euscnia S.
| Hoffman, unveiled yesterday at the morning
| service In All Angels Protestant Episcopal Church.
Eishty-nrst,st and West End-aye. The window
presents Vision OF the Pure in Heart ana Is
President Iervey, Of the Teachers College.
yesterday made superintendent OF the Sunday
| school Of the newly organized Manhattan Congre-
gational Church. the Boulevard and Eighty
third-st President Hervey will conduct regular
| approved methods that are found to be 80 helpful
normal work The bible will be taught scientiical
ly. and course OF lectures on Sunday-sch work
ace Mann School will he President Hervcy's firs,
assistant Professor vieh OF the Teachers' hers Col
ege. Will have charge OF the music and VIII man.
age an excellent choir of boys.
Miss Cornclia Marshal. secretary Of the Public
Education Association. is much interested In CIV
ing school-childrcn everyday lessons In art by
having the schoolrooms made as attractive as
possible. and by placing the walls excellent
copies Of notable pictures Instead Of long straight
in some artistic form or group Of figures Miss
Marshal believes In the theory OF influence by
environment and contends that daily contact with
the true and beautiful will surely elevate charac-
ter
william Edward Mugan. organst OF st. Marks
Protestant Episcopal Church. second-avc. and
Tenth-st began series of monthly organ recitals
last night In the church He was assisted by Miss
Clara A. Jewell, contrato; Miss Caroline Mihr.
soprano: Albert l.. King. tenor. and John C. Demp-
sey bass. Last night Miss Mihr sang These Are
They from Gaurs Holy CITY,. and ~ VIII Extoi
from r,S GHss E wo Mr. M"gan payfd Ia
a prelude by Thomas Salome. an intermezzo by
The The, concluding piece on the organ was 'sieSfreds
Funeral March from Mngnsrs Of b late pnmas
Salome OF Paris.
Frank Damrosch will. on Sunday. November 8.
.rtx ,pi. of aic
to the Peoples Singing Glasses. which completed
their enrolment Yesterday. The lesson will be
given at Cooper Union. and visitors will be ad-
After the lesson the Choral Union and the ad-
vanced class will be rchearsed.
The Woman's University Club held Il. first
meeting OF the season Saturday afternoon in the
Berkeley T.yceum. Tea was served. and some
charming music was furnished by Miss Sallic
Akers. who among other songs. sang "Bcn Bolt"
The members OF this club are all University women
and It's objcc, Is social intercourse. The meetings
are held once month. and are entirely informal
The present stan OF officers consists OF Miss Helen
vice president: Miss Lucy Davis secretary. and
Miss Alice Williams. treasurer
The Republican Women closed their headquar
| tcrs Saturday and four OF thcm-Miss Helen
varIcl Boswell. Mrs Jane Pierce. Mrs. Clarence
| Burns and Mrs Mary Banks Staccy-witnessed
the parade from the reviewing stand. Miss Eliza
beth Banks was there also with party OF friends
| Mrs stephen King had the headquarters In the
italian quarter profuscly adorned with bunting and
| banners and all the West End women displayed
| from their windows the flags furnished them by
the state Association and distributed at their cluD
ecnS scllns b on ,Sa houses % Of Mrs. eyenney and
| Mrs Tagliafcrro most conspicuous with
flag decorations
| The Twelfth Night Club gave n Halloween cele-
| bration Saturday night In their rooms ut the
| Herk.l.y Tvccum and performed all the rites and
nfevp q Ia
| scrlbed IN The Tribune OF that day.
The Princess Christian. who Is president OF the
British Nurses Association. is going to supervise
this winter "A course OF cookery for invalIds. The
Duchess Of Albany IL already presiding az an
Ambulance coursc." and the Princess OF Nales
mas JUS, founded a school for sewing dlessmaking
| and cookery.
Mrs r. F. Stetson has erected at Rcadvills
| Mass a beautiful memorial library to Phillips
| Brooks a ine portrait Of the late beloved Bishop
| IL I'm the main front room and bus,s Of Shake
| spcare. Dante. Milton. Washington, Franklin and
Lincoln are placed elsewhere. The building stands
near Blue II Chapel. whore the Bishop preached
| his last sermon.
Nine Audrred Of Paris IL greatly Interested In
scientific investigation leading to cures for physical
disability. She has recently given $4,000 to The
French Academy OF Medicine the interest on the
same amounting 10 nearly 5000 TO be awarded TO
any one who shall discover n sure cure for tubcr-
culosis.
Beatrice Harradcn. author Of ships that Pass
in the Night Is great sufferer. ana has been
forbidden TO do any more writing
Mrs James smithcnbank OF No SO Vanderbilt
st Windsor Terracc presented n handsome chan
eel rrayerbook TO the Church OF the Holy Apostles
I'm t;recnwood-avc.. and yesterday morning the
pastor the Rev Dr. q. r. g. Ioyt. dedicated 1t TO
the OF the church.
A most remarkable woman. who is. nevertheless.
seldom heard OF outside the narrow limits In which
she walks Is Amanda Smith. the colorcd evangel-
ist There Is something almost uncanny In the
WAY she moves her audiences. Grave men and Dig
ni6ed women lose all control OF their emotions
when listening TO her words. and scenes that re-
scrnble a pagan ceremony are often inc result Buf
the wcnan can quell the tumult as quickly as she
ra sed IT, and In a moment her hearers Will he won
derlng at themselves for having been so strangely
amanda Smith formerly did evangestlc work in
Africa and by her personal magnetism could sub
due the most savage natures. Sne Is now IN New
York working In quiet way among both white
and colored people.
Robert NJ Douglas. who is both the Republican
and Populist nominee for Associate Justice OF the
Supremo Court OF North Carolina has been at
tackled bv THE Biblical Recorder" the church pa
per of the Bap pst denomination In the State There
seems to be cause for the attack except that
Douglas. who Is a son OF Stephen A. Douglas Is
Roman Catholic.
Mrs Caroline b. Buell.. OF East Hampton. Conn.
who has been for thirteen years corresponding
sccrctary OF the National Women's Christian Tenn
ncrance Union has received from the Life and Ad-
vent Union a license to preach. Mrs Buell. was not
looking fer the appointment. but she VIII accept H.
The Northwest district OF the Philadelphia Con-
ference held It's annual convention last week In
Pottstown Penn DIR. s. w. Thomas. presiding
elder OF the district was chosen president. and
the Rev A. PorcIyal lIodgson, OF Pottstown. was
made secretary Papers by the Rev H. q. Mains.
OF Philadelphia the Rev Joseph H. Croft. and the
Rev Charles +. Carmolloy. OF Port Clinton on
the rcspectiye subjects OF Current Methods or
Raising Church Funds" ministerial Jealousy" and
The Sphere and Culture OF the Emotional In Re
leion were greatly enjoyed. provoking interesting
and general discussion among the men and women