New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
MEETINGS AND ENTERT4INuENTS.

MI, Voc. =, , ser,es OF four monthly meetings OF
49,. S,udents. Volunteer Union was held last plight
at the clubrooms No. 100 I"XnRtoh-aVe. Inc
Union consists OF number OF medical ana 'h'o
,ooico, students who preparing for missionary
uors abroad The meetings have consisted chiefly
~ readings and addresses by members OF the
Union The Rev DR.. +. NJ. Bliss discourseh last
night on the results OF mi ssons speaking ol 'ile
spiritual gain 10 the workers iIcS id H. tho
Iobenstine read report, which sara 'hat va
Union the outcome Of moysmeht ,Hd ibaf
about eight years ago in North"d MnSS ann in he
United States.
The exhibition Of manual training work, which
baa been going on at the Rhineander School OF
the Childr ms Aid Society, at No. 80 East hehly
eghthst. for the last week has 9een so ,i' !,
tomorrow and tuesday
The annral breakfast of the Wheaton Club. Of
New-York was held at noon yesterday AT 'he
Fifth Avenue Hotel The club is composed OF lor-
mer students and teachers of Wheaton Seminary
q school for girls at Norton. Mass. Miss Kate Up
son Clark the president presided at the breakfast
and an address was given by Mrs Josephine ohH"
Lowell on civil Service Reform Among other
puests who made short speeches were Mrs. Mary
Dame Hall. Mrs. Margaret Hamilton WEIGH. Mrs.
Grace Barton Allen and Miss Hetda l. H. o maT nl
Greco" Mrs. Ieannie Rose Carson presented re-
snme of the work OF the club in the last year. and
Mrs Caroline A. Creevey told Of It's plans for the
future.
Under the auspices Of the Lenox Avenue Uni
,ar,an Church Social Union a lecture was given In
the church. Lenox-ave. and One-hundred-and-
,wentvHrst-st on Friday evening. by Miss Ragna
povesen sister of the late Professor Boyesen OF
Columbia University. on Certain Tendencies In
Modern Education" There was unusual interest
h0Wn nv the audience in the manner OF treatment
by the lecturer. AT the close OF NE ecure mere was
q 80, u 81 The church, and others took part
4, the West End Presbyterian Church. One-hun-
dred-and- ffth-st and Amsterdam-ave., to-day, the
nas,or the Rev DR.. Balcom Shaw viii preach ut
morning worship, at II O'clock h 30 Ine sneg
bv an exchange arrangement, the rev ~ James vi
TSHdloW' OF East Orange, y. j., Will he heard.
I'll. animal supper Of the Church Association for
the Advancement Of the Interests OF LABOR VIII be
,,aId ,o.morrow at s D. IN. at No. % ST. Marks
Place The Rev. Joseph Reynolds VIII pfes'u'' ana
Tho sneakers will include Bishop Potter, Ernest H.
GGrosI, Henry White. secretary Of the CnHcd Gar
,nent Workers and Samuel Donneliy. president OF
Typographical Union NO D.
d, r,,,sicaI and dramatic entertainment Will be
ayen al the schnorer club house, One-hundred-
o,d-sixtv-thrd-st and Eagle-ave, tomorrow even
inn. for the benefit Of the sunday-school of the
Church OF the Holy RAIN an orcnestrhi concert
Tie annual planked shad dinner Of the Columbia
Yac,t Club will be held Saturday al p. m. at
the clubhouse Eighty-sxth-st. and the Hudson
Rive,
To-Day at II a. M, Professor Felix Adler Will
Iectur, at Carnegie Hall. the subject OF his dis
course being What Does an Ethical Culturist
Believe"
The board of Education will meet on Wednes-
day at 4p. IN. at Grand and Elm stS'