New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-18

Todav e IN. feast OF ST. Edward the Martyr
and appropriate services will he held In the Roman
Catholic Church OF that name at Flfth-ave. and
One hundred and-ninth-st.
The second recital oil American music by Kate
Percy Douglass will be given at Mendelssohn Gee
Club Hall Saturday. March 90 at o'clock: Miss
DougIa as will be assisted by the New-York Ladies'
Trio and William c. Carl. organist.
A number OF society women have been meeting
every Thursday morning since Lent began at the
home Of Mrs. Warren Pond where they stuq 10y
physical culture under the direction or Mrs . r.
Wentworth.
The second annual entertainment OF the Society
OF National Academy Art Students Will be given
this evening for the benefit OF prize FUND lhis
fund is for the purpose OF providing an art to
student OF the Academy Of DesiSI Ths enrer snr
third-st. and Fourth-ave. and the progra mme will
consist OF tableaux-vivants and excellent music
A free organ recital by the organist OF St
Georges Church Stuyvesant Square and East Six
feminist. was given yesterday afternoon at :
o'clock.
4 "charity social will be given at Lockwood
ACADEMY Nos 1910 South Oxford-st.. Brook
,vn Tomorrow evening al o'clock. music and
literary programme will be given and there VII ynn
be dancing and refreshmenrs me esdy counIe who
are not able work. and ii Is hoped that there
will be a large attendance
NJ. rarsrd FrIdenberg. OF No. 242 Lenox-ave.
gova u dinner last evening. in honor OF Herr Otto
Tohse the conductor Among the guests were
Miss Donovan Mile Rachel Hoffman. Miss Braeme
and Miss Lucille Harvey
Miss NJ z Ford will lecture on "Victor Hugo's
Philosophy Of Life. Set Forth In HIS Prose
Fplcs" at the home OF Mrs. WiiIiam a; PUTNAM
No 20 Wow-st Brooklyn TINS morning.
Nme LII Lehman. assisted nv R.inhold L.
Herman will give song recital in aid OF the sum-
mer Res. Society. in the ballroom OF the Waldorf
this afternoon. at $3.50 O'Clock.
, r,,s,oai IN aid OF the Riverside Day Nursery.
No 12l West Sixty-thrd-st. will be given TINS
evening at the Waldorf. under the direction Oh
lerrv TAYLOR Stats The officers OF the River
side Day Nursery are: President. Mrs Robert >.
secretarv Mrs Charles G. Dobbs assistant secrs-
tary Mrs Charles Buck. and treasurer, MITE - W.
Williams.
Tho Women Wage Farmers Section OF the Society
for Ethical Culture No GGs Madison-ave VIII holn
a meeting this evening at o'clock paper VIII
he read by Miss NJ: J.. Pelham on Sh m r rree
City?" a discussion VIII follo"'
A. c, Agnes's Church. West Nnety-second-st..
roar coIumbns-ave there is held on Saturday
evenings during Lent ii pentential service
"As MANY fogs in March, so many frosts in
May"
Miss Florence Terrell will give her first piano re-
cal at Carnegie Lyceum this afternoon. assisted by
Miss Gertrude May Stein. The programme includes:
variations Nicode: caprcIetta Klein: rhapsodie
p~ahms valse Moszkow ski; ballade, Chopin; etude,
Rubinsteln: taraniella Lambert.
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Daughters OF the Seventeenth Century at the house
~ Mrs w. H. Daval No. $s4 Westinghouse.
Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon
,,oorg IN. beat. ,sts in Ambrose Woods will was
one - 81 COO 20 tn, Womans Hospital in this city.
Nrs N A Putnam is chairman OF tho organiza
ton Of Brooklyn women who are opposed to the eS-
tension OF suffrage. Other officers and members OF
tho ExecutIve Committee arc Mrs. Lyman Abbott
Mrs sturges Coffin. Mrs. Iindley Murray, jr.. Mrs
Tunis G. Bergen. Mrs. Dwight Richardson, Mrs
James l.. Morgan, jr.. Mrs Joseph G. iioasand
Wfrei g Barnes Mrs George Southard Mrs Ed
ward Glib. Mrs. Thomas T. Pearsall Mrs James
McKeen. Miss Chittenden and Miss Lillian Har;
A. the Home OF the Aged and Infrm Hebrews the
annual Purim reception will begin to-day and con
iinue through Sunday
Miss Helen J. Wescott was admitted last week to
the bar OF Massachusetts, and SAYS that her ambl
,,on &c 70 he that rara avis an homes, lawyer She
intends take cases but those she believes In.
4 number OF Boston woman's clubs will hold
meeting this afternoon in the Y. NJ. c. A. Building
in Boylston-st.. consider the expediency of
forming Consumers League In that city. John
Graham Brooks will preside: Mrs Frederick Nath-
an will present the history OF the New-York Con-
sumers League OF which she is president. and
Mrs Fannie y. Ames. a factory inspector. will
sneak Among the societies uniting I'm the matter
are the Seventeenth Century club the women's
Educational and Industrial Union. the NeW-Eng
land Women's club the Brooknc Discussion Club
the Saturday Morning club and the College Club.
Miss Eva NJ. Hubbard gave a lecture THE
Renaissance yesterday morning at the home OF
Mrs George Howes No. 20 West Fifty -seventh-st
Miss Hubbard said that the movement was called
.Humanism" in Italy and the Reformation In
GERMANY and that IL took head and front in the
seau she said that the philosophy Of the one was
destructive while that OF the other built upon
the central idea that manly nature is good and
pure
Miss Mary French Field will give public read
ing from her ia theirs poems. at the Berkeley Lyce
nm on the evening OF March 81 Miss Field never
falls TO win the sympathy OF her audience, and
nuts a new meaning into some OF her most familiar
selections. She says that she has heard her iaher
read them so oftcn t1d' she Pfooa"'y i"''"'e' M"
unconsciously.
THE TEUTONIC LATE IN PORT.
The White Star Line steamship Teutonic which
80 sxnected 10 arrive In this port yesterday. had
-, hesn sIrhted up 10 a late hour last evening.
!, Is probable that she has been DELAYED IN her ar