New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-17

The Brooklyn Womans Whist Club. organized
last week. Will meet for play erery Wednesday
rooms OF the Wits, club If these canno; be Sc
cured the parlors above VIII De taken.
The Work and Though; Cmb Of Salem gave a
"roast goose" dinner the las, day of the Old
year ard entertained Mary ~. Idvernorc and
Jolia Ward Howe.
Mary Emerson Haven. who died recently in chi
cago. belonged to the family Ralph Waldo
Emerson. and was a woman OF pronounced liter
airy taste. She wa the president Of several III
orary. artistic and historical clubs.
Philadelphia has Just organized Rainy Day
Club. with Mrs Helen N. James as president. \
skir; reaching 10 the boot top. has been adopted.
\ number Of young American musicians and sing
ers OF both have organized club at Florence.
Italy for their mutual benefit we'll for tina OF
The same art. They will have club home which
VIII Include concert hal' for practice and rooms
for receptions Glasses and special Intercourse
\ Trained Nurses United Aid Socet, hae recent
Is been Incorporated under he laws Of NcwIofk
State The object Of this society IS the relief of
members who arc detained from duty on account OF
Illness or accident and the PAYNE. OF fuccraI
benefit in OF death. II wishes to provide
homes Of rest pecuniary loans IL casn of temporary
distress. q Sickness fund. endowed beds and ev, n-
ually. pensions. trained nurse under fifty years
Of age In actve s'rvic" ana in good standing. hold
ing certificate or diploma showing not less than
years training in hospital. Is eligible for meri-
The ofice Of the society is a. No. Is West Forty
second-s;.
At special meeting Of the Won as Ciub Of
Richmond County. called las. wee: for the adoption
Of new constitution an6 bylaws, it VS. decided
BY unanimous consent that the organization should
hereaftcr be known as he Womans club Of Staten
Island.
The Womans Auxiliary Of tic Harlem Eye. Ear
and Throat Inlrmary will give charity euchrc
party in the ballroom of the Twelfth Ward Bark
Building. Lexneton-ave. and Ore-hundrod-and-
twenty -ffth-st.. on Tuesday evening. January %
A supper and dance Will follow the cards.
The Harlem Auxiliary Of the Woman's Repub
can Association Will be found nj It's new club
rooms Lexington-ave. and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ty-ffth-s,., every Tuesday afternoon FROM until
at which the Rev Dr. Van De Water, of ST. An
drews Church. will make an address
An adjourned meeting Of the Pos-Parliament
Club will be held on Friday next. at No. l52 West
Fifty seventh-st.. at go D. M The usual address
by the president Mrs. Ellen Hard1 Walworth
with which all meetings of the club are opened
will be on The Incorporation of Clubs and So
cietie- and the Legal Obligations Thereby En-
tailed" The constitution and bylaws of the club
Will he revised and adjusted to the requirements of
the NewYorii State statute Of incorporat lion. an
the meeting will be closed with a debate the
following topic
Resolved. That in view Of the uncertainty OF the
tines IT is advsahl tina, all women should be
trained 10 business methods
Glasses in Parliamentary law elementary, ad-
yanced and for general practice are constantly IN
formation in conncc tion with the work Of the lub
Members OF thes" classes arc entitled 10 member
snip IN the c,nn and are eXemp, from AL dues iGT
tanned AT the above address
The silver Cross Circle of Kings Daughters has
organized Young Peoples Auxiliary which meets
in the parlors Of the Judson Memorial Church
Washington Square This circle for the poor
of the neighborhood, and conducts classes in sow
ing and darnin-. 1t has room for a few more mem
b'rs. and wants contributions OF clothing and
money
The of Noun, Vernon who recently or
gained Exchange for the sale OF women's work
may feel justly proud OF ;he success II has achieved
in the few weeks Of It's existence At the end Of
the first month reariy $500 paid TO con-
signcrs. and tire call for work. whether fancy ar
tices garments cookery is very large One can
order almost anything through the Exchange. for
the women who desire 10 make little money by
their handw ork are prepared to fill almost any Or
der
For tho privilege of becoming consgnor the sum
Of 81 year must be paid. and also a commission OF
10 per cent goods sold the latter charge being
change. The Managers Some Of Mount Vernon's
most prominent women aim 10 keep up a high
standard OF excellence and look to the public Tor
crcorragemcnt ana support. for they need con-
slenors and customers ~ order TO make a success
OF the enterprise. They will be glad 10 have any
one who Is interested Ia the work call at the Ex-
change; No 1872 South Fourth-aTe. and see what f.
being done
The next social meeting of the Chropesn Club Of
Brooklyn. viii he held Thursday afternoon
January q. at the Knapp Mansion in Bedford-ave
The programme will be under the auspices OF the
Committee on chiid Culture Mrs. Henry y. Mecker
chairman. The question fer discussion viii b. rs
the mod IN child Al imDro. ement in every WAY
upon itF predecessor? Such q question cannot fail
10 provoke discussion. and most lively and enter
tsning meeting IL looked for Mrs Jacobs Mrs
Franklin Hooper ana Others will read papers
The circle of Divine Hinisiry. orpanized Iess |
man year ago. has its headquarters consisting
or lecture and reading room. ~ 40 IS West |
Tnrty-thiriG,. In tho latter books and y, riodi-
Gals are 20 be found together with a directory OF |
heacrs and nurses. while resident healer Is al |
ways In attendance.
Lectures that are free TO the public are given |
every Wednesday. Friday and SUNDAY evening |,
among the sneakers scheduled for the winter heinG