New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-25

fosson and. having at last succeeded in battorins
down the walls. was called 10 the bar on February
3. 1891
The Geographical Society Of Paris has asked
Nine Alice lie Plongeon for her photograph 10
Mace in i,s album OF celebrated travellers. Nine
ried TO DR. l. Plongeon when she was IN her teens
German men say they owe the woman movement
in their country TO those 'verdammt American
ischen frauen"
Miss Laura B. Parsons OF Denver former art
student in Munich. says that on going into Mu-
Mich gallery one day she saw a beautful ne" .
Cecilia. It was the ideal face Of saint. calm. Sc
rene and rapt with the heavenly me..oaF, ahq
who had few days before stolen her purse.
The Princess OF Wales has recently lost two OF
her pet dogs and one Of then-Bully a rat apo
rlectic pug-had reached the age Of nineteen years
The other dog was tiny. delicate little japanese
snaniel which died of acute pneumonia his name
was Facey. and he was often seen IN me IIlneas ,
arms japanese spaniels arc eNtfeille!
and do not live long out Of their native country.
The members Of the Catholic Woman's Associa-
t,o, Rrooklvn listened TO a most interesting lect-
IVA las, evening bv Professor y. p Hefley. on
Shorthand" in all its phases. from the time OF
Marcus Tillius Trio the father Of stenography, TO
The nresent time This lecture, or story, was Nus
1nee,ne Of the Board of Managers Of the asso-
citation it decided to admit % 5A 70 sssoee
ton upon the payment OF the regular uH rt are
for the class they may wish 10 join. ms ar
r9ngement will admit them to classes only. but II
they wish the full privileges OF the asSoclauon,
such as the library. entertainments etc; they must
nav in addition membership fee Of g. The classes
n elementary Engi me anG s p annual matinee April
. a the Park Theatre.
Mss Lulu Roemer is winning great dea! OF
praise for the good work which she Is doing as th'
al faF al
the occasion Of the great benefit performance
which VII be given to-mqrroT ng has leone
ngion opera i, o WT Max Ss Ans be president Of
The society full-dress rehearsal OF the perform
ance. which will consist OF a series OF Ia KAN
near will take place in the afternoon some OF
he PROTEST pictures vii be those b Of E Es ~
4i1S1 sTr,fh bv Miss Dorothy Frischen Medea
BY MS As Max b. Ea ss M 1S Mas
There will be also reproducuon OF iooIDa1
Cadets The boxes are all Sole.
Mrs Adolph Tscheppe the treasurer Of the Lied
erkranz Damen Verein. has sent out invitations
for a bowling affair to take place on Saturday
afternoon at . o'clock. at the Lederkran-. The
F19ctjon is expected to be a very interesting one.
as Mrs Tscheppe il known 70 possess speca!
talent for arranging festivities.
The Froebel Society OF Brooky3 gave pleas
ant social last evening at the troebel Academy
No. $50 Iafayette-ave Refreshments and a social
hour followed enjoyable programme
\ benefit concert for the support Of free patients
in tho medical annex Of the Flower Hospital al
ready noticed in this column. vii be given Ci ihis
evening in the hall Of the Mendeissohr Glee Cluo
No ll3 West Fortleth-st
A French lecture, entitled la Duchesse de
Berry" will be given by Professor Wlsner this
morning al II O'Clock. AT the home Of Mrs. Henry
No East nty-SlXih-9t.
4 Lenten reading by Miss Eveyn4 Hilliari Will
be given this evenng at the home o. MIS- RTSo Wa
Mrs Helen L. Bullock Will lecture this afternoon
AT o'clock in the Clinton Avenue Congregational
church. Lafayette and Clinton ayes, Brooklyn.
There Will be music by, Mrs +. F. Hand and reel
ested are cordially invited to attend
A fancy dress ice carnival and band concert Will
be- given this evening at the st. Nicholas Skating
Rink Sixty-sixth-st., near Columbus-aVe.
4 meeting in the interest Of the George Junior
Republic was held yesterday morning al the BUCK
irrhan, Hotel Fifih-ave. and Fifueth-st. The
sixteen-year-old boy from the slums who was
chief fYstice OF the republic last summer, and Is
rfw president made brief address The subjects
icucbrd upon were The Solution Of the Problem
Of Inc Sums Law Breakers Become Law
Makers and BAD Boys are Made Into Good
Mon"
Miss Mary Proctor lectured on astronomy before
.ho youpg ladies Of the Bishopthorpe School, at
Bethlehem. Penn, yesterday
4 lecture by Josephine Shaw Lowell on "CivH
scr,ice Reform" will be given az No ZIG East
sxteenth-st this evening at o'clock. This lecture
a. under the auspices Of the Friends Literary and
library Association. All Interested VIII be wei
come.
The third In series OF five literary conferences
under ,be direction OF Miss NJ. +. Ford will be
o,,e, to-day beginning at II o'clock. at the home
=, Me Alfred r. White. No 40 Remscn-st.. Brook
lvn Subject A Life Study from the Second Part
OF GOetne's fduSt-
,-,,. Mount Holyoke College Glee and Banjo club
,ul Give a concert Tomorrow evening IN Carnegie
cepn, Al SIS o'clock. The club consists Of thirty
-, von,on who have been trained by Professor
,t,,ea Fletcher. OF NORTHAMPTON. Mass. The
-,-s NJ The club Will be entertained while In
meHDSt - h. The members OF The Mount Holyoke
lnls ASSOCIATION Of New York. Brooklyn and
Ht'rt.'i,v During the Easter vacation OF Inc cor
W. he club Will give concerts at Hartford, New
rs New York MOntclalr. y. j.. l.aston. rem
Haven, t'fet,,ri. The proceeds Of these concerts
ana - ga toward me endowment fund Of Mount
HOlyOk" 'oleS'
Smith MADDEN figured iu the Meadow
~ lint club run Tuesday afternoon and
Din ,ne course was over a stiff ana muddy
49,. she had 10 falls. Many women VINO be-
couh' he hunting clubs are seriously cuNt'il-
loEssst the adoption Of the boomer COSTUME q"
Ila,l,rns, bst they may rice astIide.