New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20

, ,h maes for peacc more than enlightenment
or philanthropy. and for this cause me uay "|y a,
soon come when VIII see 'ic u''"'
DR.. Gum considered this very sordid view Wo OF
International matters, and decried the money po"
or of some sugar planters TO prevent our au u
Cuba. ,o,orod shs did
not Understand the treaty and that she was not
alone in her ignorance az gentlema, spon d nor ~
for Cabinet place had coh'eSseu lie ''"'
On her motion It was decided TO take up so s"f
thorough talk it, that men may know inc deep
great subjects
THE DAYS GOSSIP.
TIL. Social Reform Club held executive coun-
cr meeting last night before the regular hour TOT
discussion The subject of the evening was use
NJ School houses for Public Meetings. the speaKers
being Thomas Cunning and fdwarn ib hawe been
particularly we'll attended.
A public lecture on THE X Rays" by W. J.
Clarke was given last evening at the American
Museum OF Natural History.
Mrs. Wesley Smith gave musical recital and
reading at the Woman's Club rooms, Tompkins-
ave Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon
Mrs Henry A. Powell gave her arrangement OF
tho story OF "Ben-Hur' at the Knapp mansion
Brooklyn. last evening. She was assisted by vocal
and MA no solos This Is the first OF three enter
tainments for the benefit of free kndergartens
An entertainment for the benefit OF the German
Lutheran Hospital was given last night at the
Lang Island Business College, Brooklyn.
musical for the benefit OF the Rainbow cot In
St Johns Hospital is announced for January %,
at the Pouch Gallery, Brooklyn This entertain
ment s under the auspices of the Thoughtful Cir
Gle Of Kings Daughters.
1t is said that the health OF Mrs. Booth-Tucker,
Consul OF the Salvation Army. is failing because
of the severity of this climate and her hard work
IN the Held
The lectures on cooking and klndergartens now
being given on Saturdays at the Teachers College
will continue u1til March
The twenty second annual report Of the Hospital
Book and Newspaper Society states that during
the last year there distributed 1910 books.
25I2l magazines 65.07i weekly and illustrated
apers and So G9l newspapers. This distribution of
papers and magazines not exclusively confined
10 New-York State. II extended over twenty-one
States The society Is branch Of the state Chari-
Aid Association is Officers are MR. Abram
urcr: Miss q. l.. IIoyt secretary. and Mrs j. Fred,
eric Tams Mrs Arthur , Welm an Mis- Miss Burial par
kins heads of committees.
Miss Margaret 1.irtch. or Ceylon, VIII speak on
missions Mt the weekly meeting OF the Ladies'
christian Union to-day at II o'clock in the chapel
of Broadway Tabernacle. Thiry-fourth-st. and
Sixth-dvs.
Two Years ago a woman employed as a clerk IN
the Colorado Senate became successful lobbyist.
The profession became alarmed. and have sue
oe 'empioyed by the Senate from the floor OF
the chamber for anything but business purposes.
Rms huic
Hospital was given Yesterday afternoon at the
Aurora C;rata club Bedford-ave and Madsonst..
Brooklyn
The Rev. Frances +. Brandt. OF Walnut. Crawford
countv Kan. is a candidate for the office of chap
lain Of the State Legislature and her chances OF
getting the appointment are said to be good
An entertainment under the auspices and for the
boneet Of the New-York POSTGRADUATE Medical
School and Hospital will he given on January % at
Carnegie Music Hall. The proceeds VIII go toward
Increasing the number OF free beds or the hospital
w Kiclgaard superintendent Of the Cooper
Union Labor Bureau. said recently. in speaking OF
the ..vacant lot farms conducted by that Bureau:
that women made the best gardens. A prize offered
snr tho hest results obtained from the farms
won by woman
Alfred " ColIett. O, oxford University England,
oa,o tho third lecture In his on The Cathe
d,als NJ England yesterday afternoon. He chose
for his subject The Salisbury Cathedral These
ac,rres are being given under the auspices OF the
.ssociates of th, Sisters OF ST. Mary.
Tho women's meetings OF the Social Reform Club
,ra h.ld every other week at No % East Fourth
- q, $40 o'clock on the list Miss Annie w.
,yinsor will open a discussion upon the elght-hour
d," nast and future. showing the condition OF the
v'orjsmen and the quality OF work. but not holding
,L.t I, solves the problem OF the unemployed.
,,,.. MANNERS of the Graduates Club OF Barnard
co,lsgs vii, h.. the guests Of the Woman's Uni
vcrstv rlub No . West Forty -fourthst. on Satur-
dav afternoon. January 30
Tho barnard College Graduate cub VIII hold III
regu,ar monthly meeting next Saturday at the
|ollag. Settlement Association. NO % HlVington-st
The children OF Harriet Beecher stowe are said
% hs onnosed to the erection OF statue to their
,,other,s memory. They would prefer that the
Money should be spent on a scholarship IN some
college
fashionable set Of Albany people VIII 20 TO Troy
,h,s oven,ng on a special for the last Of the
baonclors assemblies
The history class Of Miss Whitcombs aiumnae
mo, Yesterday morning at No. 80 Remsen-st
paner. were read on the War OF lsl2 the topic