New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
MEETINGS AND ENTERTATNuENTs.


MEETINGS AND ENTERTATNHENTS.
The New-York Alumni and alumni OF Obernr
College held their twelfta annual dinner last even
ing al the $. Denis Hotel. About sixty persons
We're present. among them being Paul D. Cravath.
the Rev. VI. z Strictly. Professor William L. Black
man. Professor T. b. Rice. who is the director Of
the Oberlin Conservatory Of Musi, and who rep
resented the faculty a the dinner. Professor John
Of sixteen members several times. and there
We're speeches by Professors Blackman. Rice and
dinner. at which d.. Lucien c. Warner acted as
ioastmaster. there was brief business meeting az
which the Nev-York Association OF oberlin Alumni
elected tho following officers President Professor
Mrs. J. r. Rogers. and the Rev. George w Meade
secretary. : {. Mastck.
meeting Of the New-York branch Of the Theo-
sophical Society. which formed last Sunday af-
ternoon unde- the direction Of Mrs. Annie Besant
and Countess Constance Wachtmeister. was held
al No pa Broadway last night where permanent
headquarters for the branch have been secured.
Mrs. Besant who is expected 10 arrive from Phlla-
deipha In time 20 deliver her lecture al Chlcker-
ing Hal tomorrow night, viii probably NEE the
new members who have asked tc be enrolled. on
Monday afternoon
The Manhattan Liberal club had the first Of its
April lectures at the German Masonic Hail. No
220 East Fifteenth-st.. last night. The subject
Taxation in the state Of New-York." was pre-
sentod by Lawson Purdy The speaker declared
himself for home ru- in taxation ana sa.9 may
eguallv The question was discussed by John Ede
man Joseph Rnn ana o'n snc,ai Ti1ol,tion and
VIII be presented by NJ oses Hall
The annual dinner Of the Association Of School
masters Of the Preparatory schools Of the city
- N4w-York was held az the 81. Denis last night
Covers were laid for twenty-five. and DR. \ II
Cutler president Of the association. acted as toast
master George Walton Green was The principal
speaker other speakers were Wilson Farren and
diners with an exhibition Of Indian black ART
\ concert in aid Of the fresh-air fund home Of
the Society for Ethical Culture will be given on
Anril 10 Ar $50 ?. n. in Mendelssohn Glee club
Han The following will appear: Miss Marguerite
arnon sonrano: Miss Esther Hrsch. contraIto.
Taoio ''aliI oglonceo, Bernhard sinsheimer violin
Emil C,ramm viola. and Charles "resoro"llSc"
violin.
- Ashley Atkins Will speak Dudley Atkins
lTvng," tho early official reporter OF MasSa-
chlsetts on Friday. az s.l5 p. m, before the New
yy orE cenealogical and Biographical Society No
926 West Fifty-eighth-st.
~ vec.york Trade School viii take place on
rbur.dav evening at the school, First-aye. and
Sixty-seventh-st
The First Signal Corps. Captain Homer W
Hedge has offered review and drill 70 colonel
Goodman James Greene for the evening OF Aprii IL
and II is expected that large huHpe' u '''''''u
guests viii be present
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The seventh annual ui'''io' Va '' -.--,-
nerntendents of the free lectures 10 woikhSprOple
.li occur a, the Windsor Hotel at $50 p M April
~ The dinner viii be- a well-deserved tribute 20 the
,l..t.,t-l l,tors of DR. Lepzger. the director Of
The lectures. The committee consists %. i.o...t-r
Johnson cn"iIn a.. w ,-e' " y lliicrarkan John
"a r g Martin A T Van Laer. q. z. Hardy.
=, a. c,,,.1 ,m6 T,hu TIovf Thomas, secretary.
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