New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-31
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

>,.s Harriette Keyser, secretary and organiser
for tine Church Association for the Advancement or
the interests OF Labor is making plans for some ac-
tive work in Greater New-York and IN New-Jersey
in the interests Of that society she returned no.
cities OF ew-Eng.and, and has been so successful
that she expects great results from heF Ne"-forA
work.
Miss Cornelia Dyas a young pianste, will give
three morning recitals in the Hall Of Fair Women
al the Hotel Manhattan. on Friday. November 0:
Friday. November 10, and Thursday. December 2, at
II o'clock under the patronage OF Mrs. Baltazzl
Miss Mary Van Buren, Vanderpoo. Mrs. Edward r.
Blagden, Mrs. S. Montgomery Roosevelt. Mrs John
p MilhoIland Mrs. Edward c. Bodman, Mrs. Ed
ward H. Perkins jr. Mrs. James Gregory NC
Ioughlin. Mrs sanord G. Perry. Mrs Charles aries f.
p,nd Mrs Charles Manly NewcoMbe, MISS temper
ance Pratt Reed ME-, Mrs p a.a Seymour n'o"" j"
an W,ss aI Dyas viii be assisted by Miss Maude Powell
and Paul Meroch.
BOSTON has a city ordinance making II crime
punishable by fine of not exceeding 500 Tor eacn
offence to expectorate in the stree'cars' o"""P'
PLY II is not enforced
Iohn Graham Brooks will address the Womans
library Union Of Haverhill. Mass. some time 'h'S
season, on The Morals OF shopping
rh. voman's Benevolent Association OF 81.
Iohn's Episcopal Church. Larchmont Manor. mas
been reorganzed. and plan Is being arrahee"
for assisting the New-Rochele Hospital the ON
M Prsasp s MFs rne@"s
SSaret Alien treasurer, Mrs Walter Hunting
The regular monthly meeting OF the f'oeo
Society will be held at the Froebel Academy on
fonaav afternoon at Sl5 o'clock. Mrs. w;
Munson. chairman of the committee VIII DC III
charg. Papers will be gver on the I Ioldow,ns
subjects Homes ro Of the pas' eng BY
Mrs " b Munson Music will be f furnshfKS eh I
S Mss and ESi' Mrs. c. W McLaren.
rh. onace Of Register Of Deeds is much sought
Tor in Kansas No less than nve women ID Nv"
different counties reaching Tor that soai. ines
represent four separate and distinct psrb es csn
of the candidates Miss Anna Dodd' Ias ose are
vassing the country on notseoeeN' 'A ~
chiefly among the COWBOYS.
The eighth annual exhibition OF the New io.n
Water Color Club will be opened at the FINE Ar's
Budhg No 26 West t N on
newt The private view VIII De neio OH oo'o'oa''
Number Of interested women were among the
spectators on Friday at the opening OF the new
buildings belonging to the almshouse OF blacS~ n,
island The pavilion for blind women drew specia'
attention.
TIL. Photo Club held its annual election last
- ard r.,nstated the former official stat, with
out change. The club meets at No. s6 West End
ave and Mrs. Cephas Brainerd is president
A class in stained-gsss designing. under the
s,rect,on OF Edward p. Snerry, OF the TIFFANY
Stained Glass and Decorating Company VIII oeein
ON November 4 at the New-York School OF Applied
Design for Women. and Will continue tor .ss
months The class will take the WORK from tne
sIrnnlest form OF design up to the practical work
OF leading and full-size drawing
The New-York Cooking School whose rooms are
IN the Charities Building. Twenty second-st and
Eourth-aye will begin work tomorrow. The SUI
nerintendent Miss Emily Huntington, expects 70
be at the school every day now for the rest OF the
season.
Slater Lily of the Vest London Mission. who
has been visiting the principal Eastern cities ana
amending the Toronto convention, Will give her
@arsweIi address at Dr. Cedmuss church the Met"
ronoiitan Temple, Seventh-ave. and Fourteenth-s'.
this evening.