New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

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tlemeut Building, the opening OF which has been
! announced for o'clock this afternoon al NO I'll
Clinton. St
The Swami Abhcdananca Will talk "Pratya-
hara. the Preliminary to Concentration" at Mott
Memorial Hall. No. Ga MaIison-aye.. al Il O'Clock
this morning.
In the course OF Free Lectures TO the People"
given at Public School No. 90 No. 2ll East Twen-
teth-st.. Miss Lucy Gambler Kellogg viii speak this
morning on Life IN London narrative or per-
S1naI experience
The League FOR Political Education at No go
Fifta-ave.. viii be addressed this morning at II
O'Clock by Francis Laim5cer. Assemhlyman from
the XXVI1th District. The subject VIII De Lessons
The annual election OF the woman's Press Club
viii take pace this afternoon in the chaptcr-room
at Carnegie Han.
TWENTY-FIVE entries FOR the current Chicago Horse
Show have been made by Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. How
land OF New-fcrk.
A FAIR for the benefit OF tho Old Ladies' Home.
tho Mariners Family Asylum, at Clifton, Staten
Island. was opened yesterday In the Pouch Mansion
on Cinton-ave.. Brooklyn. The fair Will close to-
nlght. The home is for the aged mothers wives.
sisters and daughters OF scamcn OF the port OF
Ncw-York, and was established forty-four years
aCo
$. Louis has recently made FOR herself a vast
and seats for seven thousand persons, and the
arena would seat seven thousand more. Thirteen
hundred horses can be hcrdcd within the Enclosure
the ST. Louis women estimate it by saying that II
a piece OF dress goods were hung from the ro3i
the amount f. would take TO reach the floor would
make three gowns.
The civic Club Of Philadelphia at a recent Arbor
Day celebration. planted tree in honor OF Ellen
Stuart Patterson. chairman OF one OF It's four de
partmcnts.
Elizabeth Rowland in "B1byhood" portrays the
| untold Joys and higher edura,lon Of the mother
who conscientousy takes all the care OF her little
| child zone cannot dwell upon self when entirely
at the service OF helpless child." she says "and
! this alone s Of great value. Considered in no other
! light. the DEVELOPMENT OF unsefshness. OF patience
Of the ability TO enjoy what child enjoys the
| opportunity TO look at the world from childs
| unfolding Of human lntoilcct-are all comPcnsa-
tons of mothers life"
| Lady Aberdeen is considered woman Of in
| domitable ardor for any In which her heart
IS Interested but her proposal Of Victorian order
! OF Nurses in Canada, founded million-dollar
| subscription, Is pronounced as 50 FAR failure.
The sc6e,ne, was greatly, criticized from the frs,
at the financial point 1t broke down utterly.
| The School Board Of MaryhiI and Posspark
! New Brunswick, recently arrived at the startling
| decision that mothers not parents. Some
! Eplscopalian patrons Of the schools did not wish
their children 20 learn me Presbyterian catechism.
! ana sent their request 10 the School Board asking
that the LITTLE ones be excused Al requests signed
hv rathers were promptly granted By the Board:
! he requests Of mothers only were refused
Miss Helen NJ Gould has given 500 to the Tarry
town Hospital for the endowment OF two beds in
| rocmory OF her father and mother.
Those in charge Of the fair in aid Of the church
! fund OF the First United Presbyterian Church Of
! the Eastern District. Brooklyn. were Mrs James
Cox Miss Irene De Nyse. Miss Jennie Falrbairn.
! Miss Minnie Guthrie the Misses Maggie McIndoe.
Efnel Myers Carrie Schneider, Annie Otto. Bella
McI6an Miss Annie McIndoc. Miss Josie Fergu-
SON Mrs: J. l. nervey Masters VINE o Wafh,e ,a
Misses Maggie Andersen, Grace Han, Dolle Ment-
zinger Mrs ". i. BARLEY John Murray Duncan
Mcmillan Miss Pauline Mortrier Mrs. Robert Ram
:ey. Miss Sarah Murray. the Misses Lena Lenz
! Mary Murrdy. Fannie Llvcrty. Jessie Wall Jennie
! Moor Carrie Kirk Nellie rutherford. Lizzie and
! Annie Skivens. Jennie Murray. Nellie gillespie
| KATIE Wall T. Barr. Kate Mentzingcr Mrs. Jo-
| seph Eox Mrs. John Scafc, Miss Jennie Johnston
Mrs Thomas McCrum Miss Nellie Dunhard. MIA
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