New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23

and will be delivered by the dramatic critic Henry
a. Clapp, OF Boston
The Society for Political Study will listen 10 Mrs
lie Roy Sunderland Smith on John quincy
Adams" this afternoon at O'Clock NJ NO 80
West Fifty-nfth-st
The friends and admirers of Miss julie OPP VIII
be present to- night at the Lyccum Iheatro 10 Wei
come her back TO America, TO show the" SHi"p"
tbv with her success In Europe and to witness
tho onening Performance of the Princess and the
Butterny." The work done by Miss OPP IN journal
ism makes her career IN announcer u'e''o" C.
pecally Interesting to women.
Mrs Florence Howe Hall lectured during the
mast week before the Sunday club OF Mliord'
Conn: the Womans Club of Milford, Mass inc
Educational Union and Equal Suffrage League oil
Wcst Newton Mass. and at the Quincy Mansion
soboo, Quincy. Mass Yesterday she addressed
Miss VlnfOn's school. at Ridgehed' conn, anu ~
morrow she will speak az MISS 'i''0"
Tarrytown-on-the Hudson ~ l.
Mrs Sarah Brownson How, assisted by Miss
Charlotte Walker. will give reading ana re-
cal at Miss Walkers studio at tnG
for Woman's Work, No. J. East I'M So ''''
afternoon at 8 O'CLOCK
Tho Junior Association OF the Pelham summer
Home held an entertainment In the remain ''"o
house on Saturday afternoon for the oeheh' OF
the building fund. and raised a good sum toward
iratinx lean IngcIow's Songs Of Seven, read byy
Mrs James SeCor. and conducted ny MISS hd''h
Hazen.
THE Club Owr' Is the title Of a new monthly
issued by the woman's Union League, OF NEWARK
X I The initial number for November. presents
an attractive appearance. and Is filled win enter
tanning matter in the form OF club news. editorial
chat and Original contributions, ~ ann, % "
the special organ OF th% woT Iinrv n Tsyior as.
sisted By Miss Florence q. May.
Tho West Side Fruit and Flower Mission will
distribute to-day and tomorrow contributions III
tended az gifts for the aged who are without
families and for the children ot widows. The mis-
lion will be glad OF more contributions OF gro
ceries cooked food and deicac.es for the Sick also
warm clothlhB'
Mrs Clinton y Fisk, National President OF the
Woman's Home Missionary Society OF tho Method
ist Episcopal Church. spent last week IN Pennsyl-
vanla speaking in behalf OF the WORK she rep
resents.
Al the late meeting Of the Public Education As
ISOLATION Mrs Schuyler Van Rensselaer, explained
the need fel, for pictures TO show children belong
ing in those districts where nothing is 70 be seen
from old magazines or any kind Of picture with
which 10 make portfolios for the schools
Miss Grace q Nilcss suit against the Board Of
Managers Of the Orange Training School for
Nurses for the diploma refused her after TWO years
study and passing OF examinations will be de-
cdcd this week. Miss Niess judgment as nurse
has been questioned because she sang 10 hI pa
TENTS and wrote verses.
The second OF Miss Coppernolls lecture readings
Will be on the subject. "What Readers Say OF the
English Novel" I, viii be given at The home OF
Mrs Wilson. No. lsi Rodney-st, Brooklyn. this
morning.
The Motley Club will meet this afternoon In the
home or Mrs. Bell No. 2o2 Hancock-st., Brooklyn.
Mrs Sherman Will read paper on Westminster
Abbey" and Mrs. Duane Clement viii give an
article on Naturalization Square and the
Uonses OF Parliament" The discussion will be
opened by Mrs. Henry J. Starr.
Tho Woman's Chess Club mcrts to-day at the
Town and Country Club rooms No. l. East Twenty