New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINuENIH

1.rr,, he Forest Baldwin delivered the last OF
the normal course OF lectures in Hamilton nan
Columbia University. last night MI baIo"ih
showed how the city's purse has accumuia'eu' 'ne
sources of the ctys revenues ana now AK ".e
levied He said that the Legislature WIN l.n 1870
and 'hayseeds" who made them eas ,,y Sad in
ameoead he said under the present NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The meeting OF the members or the "oo fape
Association was held yesterday afternoon III '"'
directors room of the Traders Bank bedc.-st
and ves. broadway. Nicolaus Mauger presided
and Charles l.. Sper acted as secretary l"c
onr,i,,ee appo,nted on February % 20 take action
locking 70 the Increase of membership OF the WOOL
orsanIzation reported favoraby upon 'he susseS
lion TO cooperate with the WOOL ENchahee' d"
old established organization. This can readiy Ne
anro I, was explained the Wool Exchange i
organ;zed under the laws OF New-iorK' "h'''
, nower "a use a double name for trade as
snciaif9on The members Of me committee VINO WHO
mad me rerpreaTy: isaac DENLY f. II Wilson.
William Follett. G. W. Tompklns ana :n doo,sd.
:..tHsolved That the c0mmttee appointed a. me
meeting Of the Wool Trade Feo li! - n's, $50
llr.,.;tor tho desra bity Of organizing as an dsSO
f.,inn in co-opera ion with the WOOL Excnaige
report and recommend ha ingS ,nder such rules
and regulations shall best piohlos w rnor
W % o that a committee on Organization be APP
pointed such committee ~ DC "'
members OF the trade
t,sh,onab,e gathering filed Carnegie Chamber
Music Hall on Monday evening TO hs'eh 10 a re-
cital given by Miss Grace futile ASSISTED Dy ,9'
plancbe Favjlle piano: Miss Bertha Bucklin. VIOLIN
and Miss Lillian Lttlehales. violonceho' me con"
ar, uas organized by Mrs. Edward NJ Knox ana
eleven other patronesses for the penent OF me
Hese ii TM,,Ie earned deserved success by her
artistic singing of six songs ana seVeral eheore
y y Powers. president OF the Eastern League OF
| protss,opsl Baseball Clubs. announced last even
| ,o that The meeting OF the League when was
called for to-day had been postp9htu' ,,a sn ~
| that new call TOT "ee""s "o "
| day or two.
The Entertainment Committee OF the Press 'Iup
has arranged for an entertainment to be given inns
oveninr by Alfred f. Pearsall. assisted by Miss
| Marie Rudworth. The committee is arranging Tor
compliment vaudeville matinee ior women lsrea u,
| dinner also contemplated
The second OF the series of lectures by Walter
| Damrosch on Wagner's operas, in the ballroom OF
| tho Hotel Waldorf, will take place to-day at II
a m The subject being Tristan und Isolde Mt
| Damrosch reces the text in English ana plays the
| principal motives at the piano
| The March meeting Of the Patria Club will be
| held at the Waldorf tomorrow evening The
sneaker will be the Rev. Dr. David j. llili express
ident of Rochester University VINO mas CHOSEN 'he
| tonic 'The Evolution Of American Nationality;
All the April meeting the speaker VIII pt h'OrEc W
| Gable who will address the club on Patr9's ~
\ Literature" The annual election OF the 'i"p VI"
! hr held mt this meeting
The Kinesbr,dge Imp )vemcnt Association VIII
| hold a public meeting In Parsons Hail. Kings
| bridge tomorrow at p. m. for the purpose OF
forming some plan to secure relief from me grades
! impos-d upon the streets or account OF ire fhct
that lines Of railroads pass through ana cross
| them.
Fabian Socialism" viii be discussed by Mrs
| Stanton Batch Of London. and the Rev. John W.
Chadwick at $50 o'clock this evening before the
| Nineteenth Century club al Sherrys.
| A German Theosophcal meeting will be held NJ
| No COZ East Fcurteenth-st. tomorrow evening.
| Good Government Club a, No. 100 Lexington
ave. will have smoker MONDAY $50 y.
| James S. Burdett Will contribute 10 the gayety OF
| the evening. II H. also expected that James &.
| Carter and George NJ Cassatt Will address the
| club the subject OF THE Citizens Union and the
! Relation to 1t OF Good Government club Men.
| Other smokers will be held April Is and May 20.
| and preparations are under way for a club dinner
on April 2.
| regular meeting OF the Harvard Club Will be
! held at the clubhouse in West Forty -fourth-st
Saturday evening a. O'Clock Sidney Woolleit will
recie from Shakespeare play The Tempest"
| The recital will begin a: s:l5 D. m. and members
are particularly requested TO be sealed before that
hour Supper Will he served rs usual.
! Waller Camp vii, address the Schoolmaste
Association on Athletics in School and In College"
! on Saturday at 1890 a. m. Ia Hamilton Hail. Column
| bia University.
| Are you thinking OF purchasing a Piano or n
Piano Stool? II do not fail to consult the little
| advertisements IN the narrow columns. Some good
: bargains may be found there