New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27

80, The Rutgers College Glee Club me lea ,,
Of the entertainment was IL i"-'o''o" ~
Catherine T. Oliver
Tho Windsor Orchestra, f. Melville Browne di-
rector is attracting 10 Itself the afternoon o' Wv
cuests Of the Windsor Hotel by the enjoyable con
eerts IT gives every evening IN ne octagph ppD
special progranme Is proVideu ryr are
made up from requests sent In by the guests
Tho Canadians IN this city will have dinner at
the Majestic Monday evening for the purpose OF
forming Canadian society number OF Sanaul is
will sneak The Rev DIR. +. II. krans VIII Wesae'
Or ] A. Meek is chairman Of the Committee OF At
rangemenis
A Graeco-Turksh debate took the place OF the
usual weekly lecture AT the Manhattan boeral CIuo'
No 29o East F'lfteenth-st., last evening Emu Keno
Mabakoff. a local Turkish resident. contended that
the Christian missionaries had strven TO stir up AMI
mostly between the Armenians and Turks. He as
serted that Turkey had much right there as Eng
land had 10 control Ireland c. Cazangss. creek
business man. maintained that the Turkish Govern
ment in Armenia has been bu; a farce the sultan
being unable to enforce his DEGREES against the
will ~ the local governors Crete could never nave
autonomy and have justice for both Christian ana ana
Turk. Without the strong arm OF ''rec''h law '''
Island would be in a state Of anarchy
The Alfred Alumni Association gave an informal
reception to President Roothe c. Davis Of Alfred
University on Wednesday evening in the parlors
OF the Academy or Medclne. ABOUT SeNeii'S
were in attendar& They included Treasurer W
H. Crandal and Mrs. Crandall. OF Alfred univer-
slty; Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Lewis William H. Wait
DR. Phoebe j. r. Wait, Mr.. and Mrs. stephen
Rabcock Herbert G. Whipple, and Frank o. Bates
OF New-York City; DR.. Chaplin Minard ana FRANK
J.. Greene of Brooklyn Edgar l.. Cottrell OF west
erly r l.; Professor Alfred A. Ellsworth. OF kut-
gers College; the Rev. DIR. 4. f. Main the Kew
and Mrs L. E. I.ivermore. OF Plainfeld ~ j.: and
Mr. and Mrs c. Chapman. Of Yonkers President
Davis announced that assurance had been gwen
him of a substantial increase In the equipment OF
the Department of Physics and that Professor IRE Tee
secured for the head OF the department Professor
Rogers WI bis DAVIS OF aso
the reinforcement of the department OF history ana
p9cal scienf Bato os now nS ow in Columbia n
versity. Mr.. Bates Will begin his duties Septem-
her !.
A meeting OF the Society for Literary knowledge
was held at the home OF DR.. Edward Quintard No.
JAS West Fifty-eighth-st.. last night. DR. Achilles
Rose read paper entitled me syzanlseS dnn
followed.
The prizes in defamation which were competed
for bv the pupils OF the Harlem Evening School In
Grammar School No lO3. at one hundred-and-nine-
teenth-st and Madison-ave., were awarded last
night at Grammar School No. 49, In East one
hundred-and- twenty-ifh-st The winner OF the
first prize oscar lEStdeOter. IN" S''o'i"
prize was won by Isaac Sargent. Assistant super
intendent Lee presided. and made brief speech OF
presentation. Praisng the recipients Of the pr2es
highly for their efforts Addresses were also TaS d.,
by Commissioners Mack and insolvency ana by
Assistant Superintendent Farrell.
The members Of Greenwich Lodge No 467 F. and
A. NJ. composed Of a body of influential railroad
men noted for their hospitality. gave their friends
a dinner al the Craftsmans Club. Twenty-second-
lost zinc Who al n
served In the large dining and covers for 200
were laid Frederick r. Slack master Of the lodge.
PRESIDED dee N were 16n M.ord ana
Frank f. Slack. Among the invited guests were
H. Dawson. Andrew Mcrz Adam HILL \. fichel-
berg Robert Aud Herbert g b AieXandcr. e.
George w. Phelan and George Sparks.
The Railroad Branch Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association gave ladies night for the
final Members Social. which took place last ever
ing at the Railroad Mems Building. No 1851 Madi-
sOn-ave. large number Of railroad men, with their
wives and friends enjoyed the gymnasium exercises,
basketball and bowling. Refreshments followed
a. l.. Conger will deliver free lecture before the
II. p b. Theosophcal Society. No. li2 West One
hundrod-a and, twenty -hfth-st. on "Theosophy and
Human Perfectibility' tomorrow at D. IN.
'Is the Pulpit Declining in influence" will he the
subject of the sermon of the Rev. w. f. Anderson
at the Washington Square Methodist Episcopal
Church. Fourth-st., tom or"ow evening
A public meeting in the interest Of the National
Temperance Society will be held tomorrow even
ing in the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Ffty-third-st There will be addresses by the Rev.
tary James b. Dunn
Ross Turner, instructor in the Massachusetts In.
stitute Of Technology. addressed the Educational
Society in Mott Memorial Hall. No "a Madison-ave
Yesterday afternoon on the subject OF ART in the
schools" MIR Turner's address not the
teaching of art in schools so much as on art deco
graphs OF the decorations in the interior Of the
Horace Mann and other schools.
The Rev DR. Charles II. Eaton will speak to-
morrow evening in the Church Of the Divine Pater-
nifty, Fffth-ave and Forty-ffth-st on Thomas JEFF
ferson and the Bible.
Master Jackie" Smith. president Of the George
Junior Republic. will address meeting of men at
the Harlem Branch. Young Mems Christian As sst
St. tomorrow, at 4:30 y. m.
DR.. Joseph S. Taylor will deliver lecture on
"Child Study Work at Clark University" this
afternoon at ocl9ck at the Norm ma r College S
/, School Assistants. DR.. Thomas Hunter viii pre-
side and short musical programme VIII be given
before the lecture
Ross Turner. Of Boston. Mass. will lecture at
the Teachers College this morning II 80 o'clock.
on school Room Decoration"
The Vesuvius Republican Club Of the XXXI1Id
Assembly District, composed OF Itaan-Amercan
business men. al a meeting held at No 2224 First
ave. recently adopted resolutions favoring Robert
j. Wright for Collector OF the Port.
An elaborate operate feview. Miss Columbia 80
Will be given tonight al SIS O'Clock in Harlem
all bv he fircia Of
Columbia club
ONE OF TRIPLETS NAMED AFTER WARTNG.
Mrs John j. McKenna. OF No. 29S East Broadway.
the wife OF a member of the Purroy organization in
the WITH Assembly District. and member Of an