New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-20
I WHERE TO GO TO-DAY.

The last Of the monthly conferences In the assem-
bly, hall Of the United Charities Building. No los
East Twenty secondst. for the present season, VIII
be held to-day. April 90 at II a. m.
A paper will be presented by Edward 7. Devine,
general secretary of the Charity Organization So
cety, on The Good Accomplished by Investigation,
and the Possible Evils Resulting From It." Some
attention will also be given to the Importance Of
Seeing Cases Through VS.. Temporary Assistance
DR.. Franklin II. Gddings. professor OF sociology
in Columbia University; Mrs. NJ Fullerton. super
intendent OF relief of the New-York Association for
John b. Devins Of Hope Chapel president of the
East Side Federation of Labor are expected to take
The conferences have been marked success this
winter. including many topics outside the sperlai
field Of organized charity, but related TO IL. Inc
Rev. Josiah Strong. ID. D., Of the Evangelical All
ance; Commander Booth Tucker OF the SaNat.on
Army: the Rev l.. II. Wines, secretary OF the state
Board of Charities r. Fulton Cutting. president OF
the Association for Improving the Condition Of the
Charity Organization Society: Mrs. Charles Rus
David H. Greer have been among the speakers at
one or more Of the four preceding conferences Ut.
Strong's contribution has been published in the IN
itiaI number of the new Charities Review. Mr..
Devines paper will be Of special interest as aea s
with subject about which there Is sun nnuc u''
"Drumtochty" is the subject OF reading to be
given to-day at the Waldorf by Miss Jean Howison'
of Perth. Scotland The scene Of Ian Maciar EMS
known to her thar she cannot fail to do the subject
justice.
An interesting entertainment will be given this
afternoon at the Fifth Avenue Theatre for the bene-
fit of Mrs. Rose Hawthorne Lathrops work among
the cancer sufferers of the East Side. Charles Bat
tell Looms will give his original musical Chalk
Talk: Mrs. Coweli lie Moyne will read; j. r. Dod.
SON OF the Empire Theatre. will give a monoiogue;
Miss Grace Henderson. Harry Brown Of the Bos,
tonians Herbert Bostwick and Butler Davenport
will give Francois Coppees plaJ. ne Nlonh
mour George and Mr.. Davenport will close the pro-
gramme with Sidney Rosenfelds farce, Her uhly
Fault" ,,, - ,,,h,,o
Miss De Forest Miss Calender. Mrs. Winthrop
Gray, Mrs. Brockholst Cutting, Mrs. B. {; Porter
crimn,ins Mrs Luther KountSe: Mrs; William salo-
mon Miss Hamilton French Mrs, John l.; W pd WsI
Miss Harriet NJ Denson Will give the first OF
series of lectures american Literature" In the
evening at s O'Clock. Subject, American Litera-
ture-Period of the Revolution
The Rev. Dr. Newland Maynard will deliver an
illustrated parlor lecture at Mrs Gurnsey's, No
$50 West Fifty nnthst this mornins at II O'Clock
Subject Jerusalem and the Holy Land
The New-York State Society Of the General So
ciety of Daughters OF 17S1-1sl5 will hold recep-
ton this afternoon at the home CT Mrs W. b.
Striker, No 800 West Ffty-hrst-st, at $3.50 O'Clock
The programme will include violin and vocal
solos. and discussion of two historical subjects OF
season, and members may invite az guests other
women who eligible for membership.
There will be meeting OF the Business Womens
Republican Club in its rooms in the Hamilton Bank
Building No OF West Observation-Disclosures
ATHEIST at o'clock this evening
The cantata OF Esther" will be given this even
ing In Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church. one
the Epworth League chorus of the church, II mum
hers fifty voices and is under the leadership or h.
w. Ede.
Dr. William II. Burnham, Of Clark University
will give three lectures this spring on school
Hygiene" at the Teachers College. The first one
viii be given to-day o'clock; the others May
and g. at the same hour.
meeting Of the Woman Suffrage Association
will be held this afternoon in the parlors Of the
Wilson Building in Pierrepont-st, Brooklyn.
The next regular meeting OF The Contemporary.
Of Trenton y. j., viii be held to-day In the banquet
hall OF the Trenton House. This will be open
an admission fee. An illustrated lecture on Switzer
land will be delivered by Thomas Bronson, OF
LawrencevLle.
Mansion Bedford-ave. and Ross-st. Music will. be
Bloodgood. contralt0. Victor Ballard. barytone:
Nine Fav!e Van den Hende. cellist and A. Fran
chen, accOmpanist.
Chauncey Olcott will sing to-day at tho Tombs
o'clock, under the auspices of the Prison Guild