New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-07
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

THE DAYS GOSSIP.
A teacher In the Cambridge University may.
after a service of ten years take years hohday
for either travel study. and receive iun sa.aIi I
have 10 be paid from that sum-
The new grammar and high school which was
the gift Of the Hon. Dexter Richards 10 Ne"Po''
cost $1,000
Students are no longer allowed voice In the
college government at Lombard University Gales
burg H. II Is said there was too llttie interest,"
shown when the privilege was eNsuhs'
The Salvation Army will supervise the settle
ment on farms. in the Arkansas Naley' OF 'ne
overcrowded cities Of the United States
The programme for to-day OF the Maine Fedora
ton OF Clubs gives paper on The influence OF
the Beautiful" by Miss Mary Ann Greedy Mrs
Hannibal Hamlin will deliver the address OF vel
come. A paper on Modern Auihorship VIII %. De
Alden Ward. A poem by Mrs. William +. Frye is
also announced
The class IN stenography at the Business Won
ans Republican Club will begin work this evening
at the fIHPrsGms Candidates viii be admitted up
october a. Non-members may also join.
The District Deputy Grand Matron OF the First
District of the Order Of the Eastern Star will visit
he Crandan Chapter No. 1o3. Brooklyn. this even
ing Ing ' N'''1'' '
,o,,ce has been sent out 10 the effect that the
National Society OF Holland Danes OF the New
Netherlands will meet at o'clock to-day. at the
Aston House, whence they will proceed 70 tho
building on the northwest corner OF Pearl and
State SITS for the purpose OF placing there com
Bs made Sy II. Rev Mr. yers Of
Mas2F ss.0qs e Is .ocy % adoSTn to
Tsy,rn W a. p. IN The evening at the Holland
House. followed by dinner
rr,ropean Club. Of Brooklyn. will hold The first
business meeting Of the season at the Knapp Man
sion this morning. 10 O'clock The French
classes in connection with the club Will be re-
srned. european has engaged MIS- a .: beh i}}
min OF Michigan, give series or three parma
mentsry drills free TO the members Of the club
TIL. Daughters Of the Revolution will receive
every Thursday afternoon at the headquarters OF
! the society In the Presbyterian Building. Fifth
ave. and Twentieth-st
The housewifery congress. under the auspices OF
..The Chicago Journal" Will entertain to-day at
the Food and Health Exposition OF Chicago
The Patriotic and Historical Societies Will hold
meetings at tho Tennessee Exposition to-day. The
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nessee pioneers.
A deep interest is felt by a large number Of
women In the prison exhibition and conference 10
he opened to-day at noon in the building OF the
society al No. l35 East Fifteenth-st The subject
OF the conference to-day Will be Gondiiiona i 1
erty" Speaking will begin at $50 O'CLOCK Tea
will be served every day at o.
The W c. T. T.. which begun Its meetings at
Cortland y Y yesterday will continue the exer-
nd
sions Coffee Houses and Drinking FOUNTAINS
Will be interesting paper by Mrs Mary IS
Word.
A meeting OF the Contemporary Club of Trenton.
n j.. was held on Tuesday at the Trenton House.
General business was transacted. and the club de-
| cided 10 Join the New Jersey Federation OF Wo-
mems Clubs Short Interesting talks On SUNNI Fnsier
Miss Hewitt and Miss Field.
The Household Economic Association has opened
cooking school, which is conducted by the School
Of Domestic Science. The first course OF the be-
einners' class was opened last night. There will be
Two classes to-day OF the beginners IN the aiLei
noon and an advance course in the evening. The
fee is s. for each course alone; the three courses
may be taken at cost OF 80
The Woman's Union Prayer Meeting OF Harlem
will be resumed this morning at 10 80 o'clock IN
the chapel of the Second Collegiate Church. Lenox
avenue and 0ne-hundred 81 MisS
viii preside at this opening meeting.
| Mrs Olive Thorne Miller expects TO visit Massa-
chusetts in November for the purpose of delivering
a series Of her Bird Talks" In different cities. The
latter part OF January she Will leave for Southern
| Arizona and California where she will make
study OF the birds In those regions. She will pub
! fish her observations on her return
| An Indian woman said by her daughter to be at
least one hundred and thirty years of age. died
a few days since at Old Town. Cal, where she
born
Miss Jeanette Allen has been elected second vice
president of the bowling club belonging TO the
| Uawthornc Society. The club met for the first
Tine on SATURDAY night last AT the Ellerse. where
The subscription dances OF the society are 10 be