New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-11

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To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: The Sunshine page" coming with our old
time morning paper. is delight TO me May r sue
cess and blessing attend the good work lruN
| YOURS Mrs I. I. I.
New Canaan Conn. Oct :. 1897.
THE DAYS GOSSIP.
Henry George recognizes no difference between
| the mental abilities Of man and woman. and
does not see why should not vote He
thinks they should have n voice In The manage
| mcnt Of their outside interests yet he believes
that ultimately the sex will find that Its Influence
/ is best felt in other ways
The Darling Musical Chapter observed yesterday
the birthday OF the ate Edward Irving Darling by
the reproduction OF his anthem. "Out OF the Deep
1t was sung In several churches In memoriam MT
Di.son has presented the young composers mother
tended the services at the Baptist Church, Fh;h-
and one hundred and-twenty-seventh-s'
The largest number Of women present In one
gathering will be brought together at the Toronto
meeting OF the Womans Christian Temperance
Union. October 90
Mrs Bernard Peters will speak on Brooklyn Day
at the Nashville. Exposition. her talk being on be-
half OF Brooklyn women.
class OF thiry-two young women. called tn"
Helpful League belonging TO the Mount Morris
Baptist Church Fifth-ave. and One-hundred-a and
twenty seventhst.. Will give musical and literary
entertainment this evening.
The class OF the Business woman's Republican
Club for tonight Is choral music; there will also
be regular meeting.
The Teachers' Institute for the FRS. and Second
districts OF Suffolk County will begin its meetings
to-day at Southampton Teachers and those ex-
pect!ng TO teach within year are required TO at
tend every session.
meeting OF the Alumna Association OF the
Woman's Medical College OF the New-Yorx In
Urinary was held last Friday evening the college
In Stuyvesant Square DIR. r.. g. Cross reported on
cation and Dr. n vnior reaG H pap H' de-
DTS a. s. Daniel and f.. NJ. cusher presented cases
Of interest.
The withdrawal OF Mrs. Montgomerys name from
consideration by the Nomination Committee OF the
New-York Federation OF Woman's Clubs will be a
great disappointment 10 all the clubwomen through
out the State as II was hoped and expected that
Mrs. Montgomery would accept reelection. She
has he'd long and serious Illness this summer and
her physician forb1s her undertaking any public
work through the winter II is even feared that she
will NOT be able TO preside at the coming Federation
meeting in which case Mrs William Tod IIemuth
OF New-York will take the chair Mrs Mont
gomery's eicien, administration vii, he felt how.
sponsibie. OF course for the plan and scope OF tho
convention.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Rutgers Fee
male College AIumne Association will be held AT
No 81 West Twenty; ; thi. afternoon At
year All Rutgers graduates are invited
The Society for Political Study has moved from
IT'S old quarters. a: No. /" Madison-nvc.. and will
resume It's. meetings tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock at No. 900 West ifty-eigh,h-s,.
The Rev and Mrs. Charles Stoddard Lane Of the
First Presbyterian Church OF Mount Vernon en-
teraned the teachers OF the Sunday school at their
home las, Friday evening. Among those present
we're Mr. and Mrs p f. Wilcox. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs Philip Ritter. Mr..
and Mrs Hi. Miss Leila Lockwood. Miss Gardner,
Woiver;on. Mr. and Mrs G. H. FrankcnbSrs. Miss
Jennie Irwin and many others
The regular monthly missionary prayer-mccting
OF the First Presbyterian Church OF Mount Yer
non was held last Wednesday evening In the
lecture room Of the church. The meeting was made
particularly interesting by the presence OF three
missionaries, who addressed the audisnce. They
Mrs. Wellington White, who. with her hus-
band. labored for ten years In Canton: Mrs. Wilder.
who is al home on furlough after f'iy years
work IN India. and Miss Grace Wilder. II was Miss
Wilder and her brother who started the Student
Volunteer movement. which has spread o RAPIDLY
through the country. Mrs. Wilder and her daugi-
soon 10 return TO India
There viii be n mothers meeting this afternoon
at the Mott Memorial No g. Madison-ave. Nature
study Will be discussed
The Neu-York Branch OF the Woman's Foreign
Church will hold It's annual meeting this weei
ratons have been made for the reception o. the
delegates ami the women anticipate a good time
az well profitable one.
The Local Council OF Memphis will open it's con-
yention at the Nashville Exposition to-day. II IL
the largest organized body OF women I'm the South
Mrs Charles y. Grosvcnor IL the founder and
nresidcnt To-day Is also NewYork Day.
DIR Martha G. Holmes. vicc-president OF the
y ~ q A O. Harlem. III be In town to-day 10
attend the opening OF the new building.
Mrs ,ngTaham regent OF the Enckerbocker
Cb,rter OF Daughters o! tie Kevo!ution, will re- b
ceivr me members at her home day at 3 O'Clock