New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-08


having been invited by the Society Of Friends. DR..
Mary Putnam jacob. who addressed the League for
Political Education on Saturday on "A County Con
stiuency. Will give the lecture OF the day on The
Care OF the Adolescent Girl"
OF the sever hundred prisoners in tho Kings
County Pententiary. only sxty-two are women.
With the exception Of the cooking OF the meals the
women are compelled to do all the homework neces-
sary. even the washing.
The regular afternoon meeting Of the Urban Club.
which have been held tomorrow. will he
postponed until Tuesday. November 16. that the
club may hear the report OF the work OF the fedora
ton convention from It's delegate The subject for
the afternoon is washington and Adams. and the
Policy of Their Administration" papers by Mrs.
Chittenden. Miss Alexander and Miss Cleveland.
There vii also be special musical programme nR1,
Club II Miss Smis
On last Friday evening the Girls Club OF Rhine
lander School. No $50 East Eighty-eghth-st.. was
pleasantly. we'll as benehciay, entertained by
George s. Kellogg. lecturer the history OF art.
with a description OF Smiths and Mount Holyoke
colleges. and the library and museum o. Boston.
which places he visited last month The club had
as It's guests on tina; evening Mrs J. G. Hazen and
Miss Northrup OF Pelham Manor. and Miss Emile
NJ. Moore. OF New-York Through the thoughtful
kindness and generosity OF Mrs Florence Rice
Knox. who is interested in the club. several OF the
girls enjoyed rare treat rev days ago IN me
them tickets.
The Womans Friday Night Literary Club OF
Mount Vernon In its fifth year. held It's sec
ond intellectual feast OF the at the home OF
Mrs Joseph S. Wood. No. l2 South Second-ave..
on Friday night Woman" the subject OF
the evening At 10 o'clock Mrs Wood invited the
members to a supper. served by New-York
caterer Among the guests were the Rev. DR.. and
Mrs. W. A. Granger DIT and Mrs. Melville 4
Page Professor and Mrs. Arthur Williams. Mr..
and Mrs. c. II. Ste-ker. the Misses Jane. Esther
and Alice Andrews. Miss Eloise Trott Mrs.
Jacques Redway. Miss Bessie Ebert Miss cynthia
Mixse and Mics Harriet Andrews
Examinations for places as principal Of New
York CITY Grammar schools viii be held to-day IN
the hall OF the Board OF Edu'H'!on. No. $50
Grand-st.
A musical and lecture for the beneA; OF the
National Christian League will be given ut the
headquarters OF the Social Culture Club, No. 81
East Twenty -second-s,. this evening. beginning
at O'Clock. Paul Sturtevant Horo will talk about
the Russian Bear. Seen Through Yankee Eyes
After the lecture reception Will be held ana
rainbow served. The League IL anxious TO
raise funds for the carrying on OF It's work eSpe-
cially that connected with the Home for Seif-sup-
porting Women, at No. East Twelfth-st. where
rooms may be had at from 3 80 TO 3 week ana
beds for 2 cents nn ,oy so1hv women No
destitute circumstances
Mrs Eta Morse Hudders Will lecture at the Art
Building, No. ia Montague-st, Brooklyn. ms
afternoon in the course on Hygiene or the house
hold" speaking especially on "Nentlatlon'
Mrs. Benjamin J. Harnett will give another taik
on India" this afternoon In the apartments OF
Mrs. Tarbe at the Majestic SeVenty-secohd-s''
and Central Park West
Tho First Auxiliary Society Of the Riverside Day
Nursery will be held at the home Of Mrs Rentford
7 Mount No ca West Sixty-ninth-st. this after
80, ., 2 o'clock Mrs Emma Boo,h-Tucker will
address tie meeting her subject beirg The Work
Of the Salvation Army. in Its Spiritual and Social
More th Vest ?gS e bSons 10 an
larry.
The Cantabrgia Club will open an exhibit to-day
M odd Fellows Hail. North Cambridge. Mass.
which will continue five days 1t r. hoped that "A
fund will be raised enabling the club 10 carry on
The work OF the Cantabrgia School Kitchen.
Dr. Herman b. Baruch will continue his lectures
on First Aid to the Injured" at the United Char
lilies Building this afternoon
The fair OF the Women's Auxiliary Of the New
York Throa, and Nose Hospital Will be opened to-
f 1iGEici At the Aston '''''''' u ''' N'N
The propramme OF the Phalo Club for the coming
year will include the development OF Europe anu
America in the eighteenth century. To-Day the
History and Philosophy Of France VIII be CON
sidercd
The Womans Auxiliary Of the Sea Clin n-onG
Jsland) Library has raised SEQ toward the support
., the library by a miscellaneous entertainment.
In addition to this fund Of nearly so has beer
raised by one of the members through subscription
a. sYort Is being made TO get together 500. as,
~ tba, amount In hand, 800 can he collected
from the library trustees
The Literary Afternoon OF sea Clih met on fri-
TT Mrs r. Rudyard. Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett
D,.rirg was the author Of the day. and brief
,re,ch Of her Ifc and work was read by the presi-
'he.cH 81 u|,nlns A Carpenter. The members gave
dent mn Srnnr The poems. A social hour and re-
4uo,,,non,s we're features OF the meeting.