New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-08


will be delivered by James Mcknight at Associa;
w1 Hall tonight The lecture viii be illustrated
by stereope2n YEA Darts Of the Island He Will
also speak Of the Spanish charaeterstics Gesc W
ing 6y-ine tSe author Of the war drama Cuba
Free" produced IN this city last year.
The winter course OF lectures OF the Fuohc
rducation Association begins this afternoon at
o'clock Charles Dudley Warner speaks on Lit
a-at,re in the Schools" The course Will De given
IN The hall Of the Mott Memorial Library. No 81
Naaison-ave The list OF future meetings as an
rounced bv the association is "a follows:
January IS Miss Sands Of HUI House. T IaEi'
I'D Edwin Waldo. of the University % tllsinenl,
New-York upon The Decoration % % srt in chill
49, dI Janrarv % Superintendent Charles IS Gil
H y.n . Navark on THE Doctrine OF the Worn
While: January % Miss tombstone. OF the Brook
lyn Training school on ne u,lcs,on on 90
guase February FebrnaTy i2 President Walter
Hervey Teachers Coiiege on ne r-6ruaTv 10
Dr F. C. Ward. OF Brooklyn assistant s auR9nng.
iendent. on The Rational Method OF headinE 4,
rep Of Soored Chaks; March II g Lakens a.
Bryn Mawr "Childrens Dra wlnsi nstinnts ana
I Rr MGeu Of the Child in Elucaon March ~
sapsnisnden Pon ROq IN our Public sca0o
Varcb 8 William Coffin. on Art in me Sen3 Psrk
April william S s5lig Nj Miss Grace Arnold SUPER
on OIL r'p F public schools Boston. Mass on IN, ne
Primsry school 0f s SInS Trenton y on
W-biId Study FOR Teachers and Parents Ap Un %,
cunerinten dent Maxwell OF BROOKLYN Oh on t,,hi;,
NJ IReasonaby Be Expected from our ruON'
sGNHp ps Edward R. Hewitt is chairman
An entertainment and reception Will he gwen 10y
the Catholic Women's Benevolent League 'o."'7"s
at the Central Opera House sixtyseVen'r,
rb,rs-ave The entertainment vii begin az tns
Drogramme will consist Of the prese4tuGna 0i has
.n,srfcos OF the councils OF broohyil He"i0'N
and New-Jersey-sixty in number
,uss Reaston will to-day give the last lecture IN
her course on The Danes and Daughters oi
colonial DAYS at the home Of Mrs JACOB !, ,v e,
NJ e. West Eighty-sixth-st The ladies' VIII meet
AZ 3 o'clock.
.,r,er,ca the Home Of the Coming Race. VIII
h The s,biect Of a free lecture by john NJ frSSe.
80 - U-bite Lotus Philosophical Society, NO. ~
60 uorston-st this evening at O'Clock.
. ,.c,ure on Child Study; Modern Methods and
rs,,i,s" vill be delivered before the New-forK
- ~ Unitarian Women. The officers OF the
ieor,e are. President Miss Emma Low No los
c,a.ost vice-president. Mrs. Charles !. Cathn,
No as First Place; secretary Mrs F + WnlIIinS'
30 en- en- Iresident-st Meetings held at II a. m
a box lunch is served AT l p m ana al "oiie"
invited
The West End Auxiliary will meet to-day at
o.cfock AT No l02 West Eghty-second-st- III Is
social day
Mrs. louise Seymour Houghton will give the
,ourtb lecture of her on The Literary
CID, ~ the Bible" Heroes and Heroism. at
u n'cIock to-day In the home or Mrs. Robert FOR
sv,he IIrtle No u6 West Seventy-sixth-st
The January meeting of the Patria Club Is called
for his evening at the Waldorf. Professor John
Fiske the historian. will speak on "A Soldier or
Fortune"
The BROOKLYN Womans Health Protective Assoc
citation will meet to-day at No. 30 Livingston-si at
1920 o'clock
DR. NJ II Harris will lecture God In His
,orv" tonight at Temple Israel in Harlem, Firth
ave and One-hundred- ani-twe nty-nfth-st.
The electrical section OF the American Institute.
IN conjunction with the Henry Electrical Society
will meet this evening at o'clock at the institute
roorns No III To rs West Thirty-eighth-st Nell
son w Perry will give an Illustrated Lecture on
THE Beginnings Of r,lec.ro-C hemistry All the
American Institute lectures are free 10 the public
The Political Equality club Of the XlAth Assem-
bv District will give reception this evening a.
the home OF the Misses Thomas. NO. -'i west