New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-10

The boxes for the hfth annual entertainment OF
the Girls Lyceum OF the Church OF the HOLY
Rosary. in East Forty nnthst.. will be soin this
evening at the clubhouse. The entertainmsnt VIII
be given at the Central Opera House on Marcn L.
and the proceeds will be used TO make some 'hi-
provements In the clubhouse
The clubrooms OF the Authors Guild. NO ~
West Fifty-eighh-st.. will be open this afternoon
for the usual Wednesday reception. Emily DicKy
Bsery will read paper on ShasSsGesTs
which holds It's first meeting on Saturday Night
John Graham Brooks and Professor Gddings
will address the Nineteenth Century cub az
Sherry's tonight What IL Culpabe Luxury
The second public rehearsal and concert OF the
Haarlem Philharmonic will take place on the
nth and 18th of this month at the Harlem opera
House Music Hall. The principal feature VIII be
the production Of Mendelssohn's Midsummer
Nights Dream" with Charles Roberts as reader
and the Phomel Choral Society The orchestra
numbers on the programme viii be syn pd inc
Vorspiel to the "Meistersinger." under the direc-
ton Of Henry T. Flick.
Every afternoon as the Trinity chimes toll
O'clock the rooms of Cathori,e Lorillard No'fe
Art Students Club present prof;y picture 'ne
lamps with red shades. are lighted: the teaEe'te'
made to sing costly in one corner ana H. ~h h LA
take n peep they would nevermore cal ART SUI
dents unattractive.
The XXIst Assembly District Political Equality
Club will hold an open meeting this evening al the
home of Mrs Hart Berry. No % West Eighty1Cthirn-
st Colonel Waring will speak on the street 'ie"'-
Ing Department
The Women's Christian Temperance Union men,
bers will be pleased TO know that the new Bishop 0i
Peterborough England. is total abstainer
A general women's meeting in the Social Reform
Club Will be held Thursday, February II. at 80
nj NO q East Fourth-st The women OF the Social
Reform Club will entertain especially invited guests
-wage-earners. Next week. at sltnnnt meeting.
reports will be read from the committees mites, on
Labor"
The monthly meeting OF the Alumnae Association
Of Rutgers Institute and College was held on Mon
day last at No % West Twenty seventh-st.. the
home of Miss Catherine A. Pryor. Subject OF
papers Noted Women OF the Present Day" No
table among those mentioned were the Czsrlna Of
Russia, the late Empress OF China: Miss Frances
Willard. Miss Clara Barton and Mrs. hilary a
Herbert
An entertainment for the benefit OF the 81. An
drews one-cent coffee stands is announced by Mrs.
Frank Leslie treasurer, for Tuesday evening, April
s. at Carnegie Hall.
Miss Mary French Field. daughter Of the late
Eugene Field. Of Chicago. will read from her
fathers writings at the home of Mrs. Esther Herr
man. No. 81 West Fifty-sixth-st. "Wednesday even
Ing Febrgar H. for the bsns b OF M ns FsS s
pearance In New-1ork.
Miss Mary Proctor Is delivering n course Of illus
trated lectures throughout New England. Tho
Story Of the Solar system the subject selected
for last evenings lecture given at Bridgeport,
Conn, before the Scientific Society on THURSDAY
Warren, Mass Friday she lectures at Harvard,
Mass. and on SATURDAY at Winthrop Mass befote
the Business Womans League
Mrs Helen J.. Bullock will speak this evening at
the Seventeenth Street Methodist Church. No. 3S7
East Seventeenthst., at 7:45 o'clock.
Miss Lily HoNner Wood gave dramatic reading
last evening at Carnegie Chamber Music Hall She
presented her arrangement OF the Spanish
Gypsy. by George Eliot She was assisted by MISS
Frances Slater. pianist. and Max Nintschger.
Francis I to Louis III" was the subject OF Miss
Louise Both Hendriksens lecture at Pratt Institute
yesterday afternoon.
The Daughters Of the King. OF the diocese OF
Long Island are to have to-day a special quiet
day" as a preparation for the Lenten season.
The preminaries have been arranged by Miss S.
d. Buxome the vice-presiGent OF the local as
sembly assisted by the Rev. William Lacey Of st.
Luke's. Brooklyn. The plans have been laid before
Bishop Littlejohn, and have met with his hearty
approval Bishop Coleman. who is generally known
I'm the order THE Daughters Bishop" has prom
ised to attend and close the programme. The ar
rangements far provide for a short service at
St. .Luke,s Church. Brooklyn; meditations. and
evening service al 8 o'clock will be held at 81.
nTeG to psrepas The DaugheTs Of the King
and all churchwomen are expected TO attend
Miss r. Poyesen gave an illustrated lecture
Norway at the American Museum of Natural
History last evening.
The Harlem womens Republican Club met yes
terday afternoon in the Twelfth Ward Bank Build
Ing One-hundred- and-twenty-hfth-st
A course OF ten lessons THE Literary Study
OF the Bible will be given al the Teachers Col
lege by Professor Baker on Saturday mornings be-
ginning February 13. The recent lecture on This
was intended 10 serve as an Introduction 10 this
course. The classes will meet az 1870 o'clock
quintet Of jubilee singers from Nashville.
Tenn will give entertainment this evening in
tho chapel Of the Broadway Tabernacle. Broad
way and Thirty-rourth-st for the benefit OF the
American Missionary Associa ton. A member OF
the quintet Is Mrs. Ella Sheppard Moore. one of
the original troupe Of jubilee singers who sang be-
fore Queen Victoria.
The Industrial School OF Pilgrim Congregational
Church. MadIson-ave. and One-hundred -and-twen-
tv-arst-st. celebrated its twentieth anniversary
last night.
A, AUXILIARY 10 the Riverside Day Nursery has
recently been formed. and will meet to-msvrow
afternoon at the home Of Mrs Delaplaine Brown
No no West Seventy second-st It's object Is to
assist in securing an assured support Tor the iur-
sery.
The daughters and sons-in-law Of Mrs. Susannah
Proud Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gregg and Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Sanders. have presented memorial
~ their mother TO ST. Clements Church. Penn