New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-11
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

THE DAYS GOSSIP.
Tho free lecture to the people at Public School
NO 90. NO ri East TwentIeth-st. will be delivered
:Hses te" SrhSSa: MI Nict Il o" mo
A chiliren's costume fete with characters taken
by the httle peorle from the best-kaown New-York
IN aid Of 3 May Free Ere Ho.p fn or ch
drcn
brides reception and rosebud tea will be held
this afternoon from until O. clock by the women
Of the First Auxiliary Society OF the Riverside
Porter, No. ISL West seventy tRrd"st Home made
cakes and candies will he offered ana Christmas
course Of lectures Intended to benefit teachers
engaged at the schools during tho week will be
College One-hundrcd- a I'd twentieth-st and Morn
ingside Heights. by Professor Baker. English
Literature"
Methods Of Teaching Sewing" will be treated
by Mrs Wooman a, Teachers College at 10 o'clock
this morning
Mrs. Benjamin J. Harnett will give her third
lecture this evening the home OF Mrs Theodore
Milliam T1, No. ~ Macon-s her subject will be
People OF India
Education will take place th. morning at Il o'clock
a. Walton Hail. No. 800 Frfth-ave. Mrs. Frances
Fisher Wood will speak on our Destructive
Classes."
A reception will he held at sherr,'s this evening
by the City History Club.
At o'clock this afternoon a lecture will be de-
uveredoGt sherrys by William W. Ellis worth. under
the auspices Of the New-York City Chapter OF the
Daughters or the American Revolution. for tho
Bsrnnrd C9liSse The subject will De From he!
trated with 100 s,ereopticon views
An exhibition Of paintings and sculpture will be
held at the Van Dyck hub room No $50 Eighth
aye: to-day. from 10 o'clock in the morning until
studios VIII receive visitors.
The Mary Washington Colonial Chapter Of New
York City. Daughters OF tho American Revolution.
Will hold colonial for the benefit OF Continental
ho1n. IN, s Mr. r from until o'clock At the
fourth-st.
Tho School Masters Association OF Nsw-York and
Vicinity will hod the eightieth annual meeting this
morning az 1890 o'clock In Room No. !. OF the Law
School Of New-York University. Washington Square.
At the organization OF the Zodiac Club Thur.iay
evening In tho Mirsbelle Parors. No. West
Twenty-second-st. the feature OF the evening was
the recitation. The Golden Wedding by Mrs.
Fineta Sargent Haskell, OF Washington. D. c.
Mrs George Cotton Chase will give q coming out
tea FOR her daughter Miss Chase at her home, No
an West fify-ntth-st. this afternoon from until
O'Clock Mrs. Edward Thaw. OF No IVES, Sew
enty-Hecond-st. Will assist in receiving
Miss Mary Proctor will lecture At Public School
No. Is. No. 2S9 East Houston-st to-day in The free
course o. the Board o. Education lectures. Her
subjeci. The Story OF the Stars" VIII this
got ~ or 81 IL NJ
slides. showing the total eclipse o: the sun
The sewing bee OF the Professional Woman,
League will meet usual this evening a. the
league house. The bazaar. which will De opened on
The 18Th. will offer many attractions.
There viii be odtims Yule,ids reception and
sale beginning Ibis afternoon in the Todd Studio
Leslie Building. No. itS West One-hundred and
twenty -hf;h-st. Tea and chocolate Will be served.
The salc Will continue every afternoon FOR week.
Tho Kings Daughters Of Hampstead resumed
the mothers meetings. which were 30 successful
last season. At the Kings Daughters House yescr-
DAY. The meetings are open TO al the mothers In
them not only help2ui and Instructive but enter
tanning and enjoyable.
Les Capr,cleu.-- n club composed o, Hampstead
young women. is one OF the most successful and
nourshing in tho villas. 7, Is prominent in social
and charitabls work. and meets each week In q
rocai way. AT a recent entertainment !; raised
1t. officers Mir. Lucia Adams. president; Miss
Minnie Brill. secretary. and Miss KITTY Brill treas
Last nigh, there meeting OF = number OF
patriotic Irl,h women FOR tho purpose OF arranging
for a reception 10 be given 20 Miss Maud Come.
who viii soon return TO New York from her Lecture
tour through the East and West. The meetng"~as
held In the uptown assembly rooms. FNy drth-rt.
and Third-av~.
The Neighborhood Club. an organza' ION OF young
women living IN the Third Ward. Mount Vernon.
had M Interesting meeting on Thursday evening a.
the homo OF Miss Katherine Ives. No lS South
offered entertainment number or tho leading
omen schoO-'ea hers are members
Tn. Hampstead wonans Club had a well-a,-
tended and interesting meeting Tuesday last at
The homo OF Mrs Robinson. Hampstead
Twenty-Five members and number OF invited
guests were present Mr- John Lewis Chds, OF
floral Park. presided Papers were read BY Miss
Grace Kinds. Miss Abbott and Mrs. Russell Davis.
MI Frew read from the WORKS ~ the chosen
poet. and Mrs. T. N. Kerr from the writings OF j.
& Saxe Tnis meeting closed the study OF Homer
and vot" Of thanks was accorded nc committee
~'' ~, next meeting begin a study OF Dante
The 1895 Euchre Club OF Mount Vernon. held itt
last meeting with Mr.. and Mrs William Bennett.
Tn. evening was pleasantly passed with cards ana
Mrs william BENNETT Mr. and Mrs Wesley Sis
son and w f. Chambers.
Th. musical which was proposed for the benent
of the Chester Hi Methodist Church held
lac, evening at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. John
Dawson Of corcoran Manor. Tho affair was "A
bril- liant SUCCESS.
Mount Vernon has enrolled st another club on
IFS list the MISERY Whist Club Its officers are:
Miss Bessie Brock. Presdd"nt' Miss Nay cornell