New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

The second annual dinner Of the Booksellers
League was held last night at the st. Denis Hotel
The League, which is composed OF employees Oh
bookselling firms and publishing houses, was
formed two years ago. and has already over TWO
hundred names OF this number 80 were present
at last nights festival. j. n Wing, the presioeht
of the organization absent because OF illness.
ana ms place was taken by "A; Tenrv Nelson J.
J.. Ford j. c. Harvey f. Hopkinscn Smlth, mares
q. l.. Hilbert, Charles =. Butler. G; +. spers. c:
A. Burkhardt and J. B. brigham The hrst toas;
spoken to ' by Ripley Hitcheock followed
by S. w; Marvin, upon The Bookmaker. NON r
"'The Librarian and the other speakers We're c.
Butler Horace RdGnsS for ana be dinner were
made by G. L. Butler. f. d. Lacy ana o. ~
Wing
The April meeting of the Psychological Section
of the Medico-Legal Society was held last nisnt
at the home of DIR. Harriette Z. keatlnge' NO loo
West Forty-oighth-s! Clark Bell vice-chair-
man and secretary of the society presided
and opened the following subjects for discus s'1s
sion: The sub-Conscious Mind and and sub SUP,
in the discussion were Professor William James,
of Harvard College Dr. Thomas lay Jay nd in1-
of brooklyn; Professor j. II. Hyslop of Columbia
sddnt IfeS Proessor H. O. B. Wngae and
r. Osgood Mason. 1.-The Magic Squares tho Magic
the %'e Subject Of paper read by Professor George
Frankenstein.
Last night was ladies' night at the regular
weekly meeting OF the Literary and Debating 30
ciety Of the Railroad Branch OF the Young Mons
Christian Association. No. SOL Madison-ave. The
topic Of debate was That the Gretan pGhcy 81
Stewart srsued on the on nid he ana NEGATIVE
affirmative. ]. Lyon Woodruff read ar essay en-
lions were rendered by J. c. Lowe and II. b.
Bingham.
The third annual concert for the benefit or tho
ST Andrew coffee stands Of New-York and Brook
lyn was given last night at the Carnegie Music
Hall. The stands wero first suggested in 1881 by
Mrs j. NJ. LamadTd and she was Rrestehm O R sS'
Dr Madison c. Peters Of the Bloomingdale Re-
charS Ne FRANK leslie .sa read ashsrs paper MsG
contributed the entertainment were MIS- LGus o
v Sheldon Mrs J. Wii ma nr Macy Hatch Hate
Gherardi Davis read paper on The Establish
ent Of Public Parks in the Gty S of last nsh
The Rev DR. Gottheil, Of Temple Emanu-EL IN
Fifth-ave spoke 10 the students Of the College OF
the City Of New-York Twenty-third-st and Lex
ngton-ave yesterday afternoon several and
y,crn interested listeners TO the advice given by DIT
Gotthe He spoke on me o nece csiinr. lie said
that II was important always 10 eHpelo inc h ho1
Wns most difacut and often the most monoionous
William II. Tolman will give free lantern !ect'
ure on public Baths" in 81 Michaerss Sh ~ M
WW,netv-ninth-st and Amsterdam-ave, az p H.
tonight.
r,ha e,act,on OF the Schoomasters Association VIII
~ bo,a sa,nrdav az 1890 a. m. in Hamilton nan,
Co,umbi, College The Rev. Arthur W. Eaton VII
read paper on Methods OF Teaching EhsHSi'
,oo,,o- r. Washington and the Rev DR.. T. C.
pau.s will sneak on rs Education the Solution OF
Orr political Problem" tomorrow at $50 p m PC
tors the Nineteenth Century Club at Sherrys'
rho onon,ng of ST. Chrstopher's House. No. sl2
East Firhtv-eighth-st will take place Saturday at
4 p. m.