New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-28

Miss Nora Maynard Green Is to give musical or
Tuesday. February 2, at $50 p. m. at her home
No 42O Fifth-ave. Among those who are to sing a
the musical are Mrs: George Gerry Boardman Mrs
f, Berry Wall, Mrs. Lewis A. warner. Mrs
y adams Boosh Mss MA MISS
| Clifford Walker and Miss Elizabeth Winter.
| The reception hour at the American Authors
Guild No. 226 West Ffty-eghth-st. yesterday
lasted from 10 II p. The cubrooms were
crowded with men and women Of distinction. who
devoted their conversation almost wholly to the
latest books and magazines Mrs. Paul Meyrowitz
had provided for the guests and members the fol-
lowing programmes
PIANO '0'o' Alice 1. Cooper.
Coster Songs cum
p.o,,.o, .rrs Ness5 Creme uu'" Adelaide Proctor
rl NJ; bYr@iSy IsTr d;sSs E SyIIna, ,o.m
Paper 'od and New NJ ;sods q Y,I Illustrating
song Mr. E Ella SaceSa Horne Mis-: Cooper
Recitation. Seem Things at Night E Eugene Field
THE Cross and the crCnPiers Wife, Original story
Minstrel Boy" old Irish song. ..................."
A Talk About Tssot Exhibition Of the reproductions
u '"' Joseph Bayan.
The guest OF honor was Mrs Gilbert Parker
author OF Seats Of the Mighty" Refreshments
were served In the rooms, upstairs
The next social meeting will be February a.
Mrs F. NJ whIttemore we'll known in connec-
ton with rescue work in this city and elsewhere,
will lead the Womans Union prayer-meeting this
morning at 1870 O'clock in the Second Collegiate
Church. Lenox-ave. and One-hundr ,d-and-twenty-
third-st.
A soc,able OF the woman's Missionary Society.
in connection with the Franklin Avenue Presby-
terrain Church. Brooklyn. OF which the Rev.
Charles Edwards is pastor. was held l last night
dered by the society TO the church and Songre,
cation. was. as usual largely attsnded Literary
ment Of the occasion. one OF the Ten Times
Ten circles belonging TO- the chu ,b Es Is 10
evening prayer meeting. where CAKES. positiVcIy
home made. may be purchased for home con-
sumption.
Three brilliantly Illuminated lectures will be
given by the Rev. Or. Edwin C. Bolles, at the
church OF the Eternal Hope. on West Eighty
arst-st beginning Friday evening. January -
Subject. "The Microscope at the Seaside
The equestrian entertainment given iast night
at D,ckers Riding Academy was a social event
., interest TO all women who love horses. Grace
~, ranoeuvres were executed by Mrs B. Sonto
auss Miss De and Miss Met
trick.
The New-Yorl District Association OF the
vomon.s Foreign Missionary Society held meet
Ing yes,eaoa and One hundred and forty frstst.
Tho BOSTON Public Library has been presented
NTH go 900 by Miss Artz. OF Chicago. to establish
! ongfellow Memorial collection
Toronto is preparing for great carnival 10 ceie-
hra,e the sixtieth anniversary OF Queen Victoria
ar and the tooth anniversary OF Cabot's discovery
nS America The carnival viii last -FOUR days ana
include English. American ana CANADIAN sports
Mrs Mercedes Leigh gave her second recital last
r,ybt at Carnegie Lyceum. She was assisted by
H,,ss Mary Hart Patterson. Miss Frances Greene,
Nice ,riilie Stiller and Miss Letita Guy CrowL
Professor woodruff Of the Teachers College.
,aye n lecture yesterday on THE Gravity and
= aus NJ Motion" These lectures free to the
teachers OF the grammar grades
The Kings Daughters connected with st. An
drew's Church Will hold a musical tea this after
noon at the home OF Mrs Frederick Steil. No. IS
East one hundred and twenty seventh-st.
The girls are well represented at the exhibition Of
the work Of the Manual Training High School.