New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
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THE DAYS GOSSIP.


| The Board of Governors OF Riverside Associati'i
have issued invitations to an exhibition OF inc WORN
of tho boys nd girls of the association for Wednes
| day April 7. The progress of pupils In all oepart
| ments will be carefully shown
| The Fortnightly Shakespeare Club held It's reSu
| lar fortnighty meeting at the Hotel MARLBOROUGH
! last night Mrs Lucia c. Balcom told the story oi
1.-THE Two Gentlemen of Verona, and Ina1n c
ncst and the Second Part Of Faust After the
lecture Mrs Lucia Gale Barber of WaShingon re
Olive schreiner's Dream OF Women"
| An entertainment will be given at the Homo FOR
the Blind, One-hundred and -fourth-st. ana Column
| bus-aYe., tom PROV evening
| The women who are interested in the strawberry
| festival to be given in the Lenox Lyceum IN May
| by the Young Mems Hebrew Association met lasl
| week A Ladies' Honorary Committee was e Mrs
! ed. which consists Of Mrs. Oscar A. straus MITE
| Lewis May and Mrs. Lazarus konns'
| Alfred NJ Collett Of oxford University, England
| will give course of three illustrated lectures in
aid of the Wilson Industrial School for Girls ana
Mission at the hall of the Young Womens thri nn
Wednesdays April "A and a. at $3.50 O'clock p mr.
The subjects of the lectures VIII be M1, 81
Abbey Durham Cathedral and the University Vi
oxford
of Twelfth Street School. under Miss Wadleigh. VIII
meet on Saturday April 3, at 2:30 o'clock IN the
afternoon at the house of Miss Chisholm NO -
East sixty-ffth-st. Matters of great interest VIII
be presented.
Tha Naw-York branch OF the Alumnae Association
OF the Moravan Seminary for Women VIII hoIa
Lenten reception tomorrow in the Parlo1Is Oh MIS-
Adoiph Mollenhauer. Nostrand-ave.. Brooklyn.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by the Ethical Cult
rrre Society of Brooklyn for course Of four lect
ures. to be given Sunday evenings at o'clock IN the
Brooklyn The subject for the first lecture wnl n
will be given tonight hi e w BE- w be delivered by
NJ NJ. Mangasaran. and all interested are invited
An interesting entertainment consisting OF negro
folk songs and plantation stories will be given by
Mrs Jeanette Robinson Murphy at the Waldorf
Tomorrow afternoon at O'clock Mrs. Murphy will
be assisted by the Ladies' String Quartet, which
consists Of Helen NJ Kirby first violin , G. Be ne
Agnes Mathllde Dressler, yioloneello Among Mrs.
Murphys patronesses are Mrs. Roger A; Pryor Mrs
William NJ. Isaacs. Mrs. William f. Dodge, jr, Mrs
p C. Lounsbury Mrs G. G. Haven, jr.. Mrs: Will
lam G. Choate Mrs Charles Healy Ditson. Mrs -
NJ Bryson, Mrs. II. S. Macarthur and Miss Grace
II. Dodge.
Literary Day at the Professional Woman's League
has been changed from Friday Monday of each
week. Tomorrow Mrs. Isabel Hodgson will read
paper on Three American Poets" Fleld, Whi!ter
and Wilcox) Mrs HOdgsOn Will be assisted ny MISS
l.. Jocelyn and Mrs. Jocelyn Horne
Members OF the Army Nurses Association of Mas
sachusetts will celebrate to-day the birthday OF
Dorothea L. Dix who Is held in high esteem by
those who are familiar with her good works.
Arrangements being made for concert
10 BIO given by the Lenox Choral Society in the Har
lem Opera House Music Hall next Friday even
inp This society is composed of Harlem and West
End society Since 1898 the choral has been
under the direction of Miss Maud Morgan. the harp
is who il also the president of the society Active
membership Is restricted to fifty.
A luncheon will be given by the Rota club of Har-
lem at the Hotel Waldorf on next Friday. DR..
Martha C. Holmes Is president of the club.
The Kidder Debating Society Of the Emerson Col
lege Of Oratory Boston, recently defeated in public
debate the representatives OF the Boston Young
Mems Christian Association Congress. The young
cety were Miss Maud Barnes, Miss Inez Packard
and Miss Edith NJ. McDuffee. The question was:
Resolved That poetry has exerted a stronger in
fuence over the affairs of mankind than oratory"
The Town and Country Club of No. II East
Twenty-second-st. Is still In operation and is in a
hourshlng condition. Notwithstanding current
rumor OF Its dissolution. The club Is a great con-
venience and pleasure TO It's members and there Is
not the slightest need intention Of abandoning IT,
6 infe 'ea'e'' nave '0H'0""'sd with the LADIES
A meeting OF the Froebel Society will be held at
tho Frocbe Academy Tomorrow The Literature
chairman. A paper will be read by Mrs w s Mills
on The Mother Influence as Manifested in the Life
and Character Of Abraham Lincoln" The discus
sion will be opened by Miss Z. r. Murphy