New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-01
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

Inc next meeting or the James q. Blaine Club,
No. 2lS Eas, Broadway will be held this evening.
The Harlem Bachelors will give its first bali a,
the Harlem Opera House on Tuesday evening Feb.
ruary %. Some OF the women who have consented
to serve patronesses Mrs. Donald Mclean
Mrs George Wupperrnan Mrs. Vernon NJ Davis
| Mrs Olin d. Gray. Mrs. J. j. Bodgett and Mrs f.
Horace Hamilton. The Harlem Bachelors has be-
come r permanent SrTsaniza,on with the following
w Primer nrst president DR.: Robert +.
Bloomer. secretary. and Or. George Bedford Palm.
err treasurer
The Armstrong Association will commemorate
the anniversary of Lincoln's birth February r. by
an entertainment for the benefit or Hampton In
stitute in the Berkeley Lyceum. No % East Forty
fourth-st. at p m. Joseph IL. Choate will pre-
side. and. after songs by the Hampton Singers
Mrs. Waldo Richards will read selections from
Hiawatha. Illustrated with tableaus by the In
dian students Harris Barrett will give a represen-
be sung by the Student Quartet in character Tick
cts for the occasion 81 80 each may be procured at
Bryce. No 10 West Fifty-fourth st: from George
the Executive Committee.
The annual ball of Morton Commandery No l.
X. T., of which Eugene Brown is the eminent COM
mander. Will take place at the Lenox Lyceum
Fifty -ninth-st. and Madison-ave.. Wednesday
evening, February TO- This corps justly celebrated
for its drill work. has for its instructor Eminent
Sir John Little who has devoted much time In de-
wishing exercises for the occasion. The
bers OF Morton Commandery are untring In their
efforts to make the affair one long TO be remem-
bered. and most enjoyable time Is assured.
A meeting of the Mems Club of the Madison Ave-
Presbyterian Church will be held this even
ing Following will be the programme: Stere-
optcon lecture The Housing Problem of New
York" by A. w; Milbury, secretary Of the Indus
trial Christian Alliance, and short addresses by
DR.. f. r. L. Gould, Richard Watson Glider and
Coienel George E. Warng. jr
The ATLANTA Boat Club of this city. will hold Its
forty ninth annual ball at the Lenox Lyceum on
Wednesday next. Almost on the eve Of its semi
centennial. 1t will be the endeavor of every Alta
lanta to make this occasion red-letter night in
the clubs social history Organized May ), 1885,
for nearly half century the club has won proud
record on the waters Of this country. The Iyceum
will be decorated for the occasion in the National
ColOrs. flowers and shrubs predoninatin Not the
least important of the decorations will be the
championship banners won in the waters of the
mttee of Arrangements: Dudley Van Holland
Paul c. Schultz F. D. Tansley, s. NJ Phillips B. s.
Alderman AMI f. H. Ripe.
A concert and reception OF the Orpheus Or
chestra will be gi, en- on Wednesday evening in the
Lexington Assembly Rooms. East Fifty eighth-st.
Professor William James of Harvard University
Will read paper on "Demoniacal Possession" be-
fore the New-York Neurological Society at the
Academy OF Medicine tomorrow evening.
Philip Carpenter. Mahlon Chance and others will
address the Quigg Club, No. 81 Amsterdam-ave
tomorrow evening officers Will be nominated
W. ". Holingsworth will read a paper on "A For
gotten Treasure-house' on Thursday al $50 D. m
before the American Numismatic and Archaeology
ioaI Society at No II West Forty-thlrd-st.