New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-10

Urinary Tor w omen ana children viii be given ms
afternoon at the Knckerbocker Theatre. \ double
quartet OF the best sooists belonging the Rubin
stein Club Will render several selections Miss Julia
Arthur and company and the I.yccum company will
each give short play and Mile Remcnyi and Miss
May Irwin will booh sing. The Polish actress. Mime.
ysT4 VIII appear in orc &C. Of Aex.nd.aw some
Mrs. Piorre Mali. Mrs. Edwin l.. Codkn. Mrs.
Mninrn M Slr y 5onc cH rH c Mr Van
Kens;eeiaer. Ms. william Rhneiander Stewart.
c. Tiffany Mrs. George Plimpton. Miss Mary Car
ret, Miss Callender Mrs. charles de Rham. IT,.
ph i Mis- Julia B. de Fores and Mr. Ed~in
Gould. The matinee will begin at o'clock.
The P,tra club. IAN organization of men and
women whose object is TO develop higher patriot
ism IN the administration Of pubic affairs and In
the schools" viii meet AZ Dc!moaico's new build
ing. Fifh-avc ami Foriy-foug;h-st this evening.
The toplc viii be laNIiian Ann.NdUon. ana ~"
speaker Lorin \. Thurston ox-Minister from the
ilaw,iian Islands 10 the 'nAcl states The clnS
month unn May.
Professor Woodrow Wilson. Of Princeton Unlver-
sity will deliver lecture FOR the city history club
a. Sherrys ths evening on tie subject patriotism
Regins az Home"
The Uniyrlsaist Womcr's Alliance OF the metro
politan district viii NEE. tais morning AT the Church
Of the ReIcemer Newark y. j., At II cock;
hG o' H i ACT as c5arman
The Daughters Of Lafayette Post Will meet to-day
AZ No. 800 Fi:th-ave rhe club Is doing COOL work
in many directiors charitable well as social. Tho
officers for the cnsuins year are: President. Miss
Mabel Ddncan: vice-prcsidcnis. Miss Blanche Kittle
Miss Helen Vessels. Miss Flora Thomson ard Miss
Edith .oyerton Miss Garrison Is recording sccre-
tary. Mrs Slllo corresponding seer, ,ary. and Mrs
Conrad. treasurer.
A Christina. sale Of decorated china suitable FOR
f-ds Of eli IFS ie XII 81 he OF
Miss VI. Helen l.. Montfori NJ No. li9 West one
hundi and-t".nty-iiit INST today ana io-inor-
night
A fair. announced 20 BE held for the benefit OF
the Home Hotel Association. homo Cor the aged
who have labored in the professions. Will be
opened az O'Clock this afternoon the Waldorf
Astoria. Tomorrow Il VIII he open from 70 o'clock
IN the morning until 10 at night
As an outgrowth of TWO meetings a the Woman's
Club. OF orange. y. J.. NJ which the subject OF
The Larger Motherhood" was earnestly dis
cusscd. teachers and parents meeting Will be
held IN Union Hall. Orone, this afternoon AT
o'clock. The subject 10 ie considered vii p"
How can Teachers and Parents Rest Help Each
Othor?' Address viii be mad" ny Asher W.
the orange and las, orarr. public schools and
also ny varQus prominent s'hool pf.ncilais. The
vitci TO take part In the general discussion Of
the subject
With the hope 81 organizing n branch union ~
Flushing. there will he meeting In that VT
lage this evening Of the Woman's Christian Tom
peranese Union q Brookyn. Addresses VII T."
York and BROOKLYN
fa!r Will be held to-day and tomorrow NJ the
Criterion Theatre. Grand-ave. and Fulton-"'.
Brooklyn by the Society OF tho Cuban Daughters
Of Liberty. Mrs. Losa Is president o. the society
md Mrs. Costaes The treasurer.
At o'clock this afternoon Mrs. p. J. Leonard will
give a talk ut the Clarendon Hotel Fourih-avc.
and Eighteenth-st.. on the birth OF the Saviour.
At the Public Education Association. No. ma
Fifth-ave. class in psychology. under Miss
Emma G. Scbrng. will open this morning M II 20
O'Clock, and will meet every other Friday morn
ing
Miss Mary French Field. who gave readings be
fore tho Westchcster Woman's cub Mount Vor-
non on "Wednesday evening. held n reception ~ tho
by about three hundred women. both members and
guests.
An exhibition Of nu.omaton dolls. imported by
members Of the Young Ladies' Society ~ tho lll-
grim CONGREGATIONAL church. VIII be he'd this
evening In the church rarinrs. Madson-av" and
e-hundreG-and-'wen' irst-st. y mus al ana
literary entertainment VIII hc offered, followed by
the sale OF tho dolls
At Chckcring Hall n literary treat T. offered this
evening. AT O'Clock. by the booksellers ana sta
timers provI1or, Association Tho evening will
he davo,nd 10 readings by authors. selections being
made from their own works. Among the names or
those who Will read ~" HIander Mnt'"r%t Hr >.
Smallcy. the Rev. Henry van Dyk" PAU l. Ford.
NJ j.. Sherwood. Mrs. fiorcIr" y hiHRHI,y M.
HonS ""ee i'' ~ ' "
Mother Goose carnival. for the benefit Of tho
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eighth-St. ana H"llrVhTd open " ii@t 'N'IHS H4
-, parisb hluSirV aud will bf continued i0-dav
and tomorrow during the Afternoons and evenings.
rhe hnnths arc attended i,v Mother Goose poo
nile in costume and aupror,raI. articles are sold
T., then, ..Wisi,ess Mary" and her pretty maids
T.! 90 ohar, ~ iva eou.o,s and ~ anrv L,ticnn,"
Il e. Lg nd tod
''1'hc Farmers VIE" has country Cainfi.s and the