New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-09
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS

The Ar,on Club under the auspices Of It's Music
Committee. gave its final entertainment OF the sea-
son last night the clubhouse In East FIFTY
ninth-st The programme provided for an enter
tainment in about half dozen musical parts and
four comic performances. The clubs orchestra
played spirited National airs. John g. Pannes.
the chairman of the club and the secretary H. .;
the guests were Sheriff Tamsen controller fltcn,
Register Sohmer Colonel JACOB huppeF ,bo Cl;t
members and their friends The next entertain,
ments will be given in Philadelphia on June 20 ana
Yellowstone Park on August 10.
The New-York College of Music held Its nine
teenth annual commencement end concert last
night in the college hall. at No 100 East Fifty
eighth-st There large attendance, and
under the direction of Alexander Lambert, of the
piano department. an elaborate musical programme
was provided Those who to,k part were Gusse
Luckerman. a ne-year-oid piano soloist; Joseph
Inc Mckenzie fourteen years DID, violin soloist and
Master Harry Graboff. piano solost and prze-win-
ner The graduates to whom diplomas were given
nv the president Everett p Wheeler were Miss
Katharine Campbell. Miss Eva Zimmerman. plan
lists and Anton GIgckneT yplinis1 Miss Lena
for proficiency Of high order. MI Wheeler IN
his 3 PaG c6eee g n amded the sdnaes
and prize-winner for the high standard OF prom
cheney attained
The members Of the Southern Society held their
last reunion of the season last night at Deimoni-
co.'s The attendance was extremely large and IN
cluded many prominen: members of the society.
There was no speechmaking or other formalities'
the evening being given over entirely to social en-
ioyment Among those present were Hugh ~
Thompson. president Of ne soce'E; r Dr MSIIo,t
W W sharp Howard Bayne, Lorenzo Sempe'
Marion J. Verdery Walter McC9Tkle, Major Ea-
j. Rice John Nicholas. james L. jackson and j.
A. Patteson.
Mrs. Anna Randall Dieh presided at the twenty
third annual meeting of the Fortnightly Snake
speare Club last night at the Hotel Marlborough
After dinner Shakespearan subjects we're discussed
by the members of the club. Among those present
were Mrs Frank Leslie. Mrs. Jennie Lozier, MI
and Mrs. T. g. Wakeman. DR.. ana MIS- BroauhaH
Mrs Emma Dunning Banks; Mr. and MIS-; A. II
r. r Dehi.
The New-York University Society for Child Study,
which was organized a year ago, held its annual
meeting yesterday afternoon at the University
Building In Washington Square. DR.. James T.
Uaney presided, and Professor Edward H. SHAW
delivered an address on Pedagogy ana Chiih
Study" Miss Ella Keith. of the Normal college,
read report the work Of the Alpha Round
Table a New-York University society. and Mrs
A. r. NJ Lathrop. OF the Bridgeport Training
School talked about experimental psychology as
developed in actual Srhny pf"f h@ Teacher
College read paper on The Relation Of child
study cf SeSyor a"d
spoke upon Babies and science the following OWING
p Uaney president: Miss Fila Keith. secretary,
and Mrs. NJ. f. Guirey, treasurer
Yesterday was ladies' day at the nh Regiment
Veteran Club Fifth-ave. and Flfty-eighth-st There
was an exhibition Of pictures on an elaborate
scale. under the auspices Of the Art COMMITTEE
and II was attended by large number OF the mem
bers' wives and intimate friends. many OF when ,In
Contributed to the exhibition. Those on whom me
duty OF receiving the guests devolved were Ma!or
David F. Wright, Major A. w, Canover, wafer
III Brainard and DR.. George ]. GInzes nihher
was given at the club last evening.
The monthly dinner Of the Phi Delta PM 'luo
will DO held tomorrow at the Hotel Marlborough AT
$50 D. m. Robert Amin and Mark ID wilbur are
expected TO be present guests OF the club This