New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
THE DAYS GOSSIP.


, piano recital In the Sunday rooms OF the
First Methodist Church on Tuesday evening MISS
Buchtel Is only thirteen years old anu mas just
returned from a concert tour In the west
A meeting of the managers OF the Messiah Home
for Children was held on Wednesday morning III
! the home of Mrs. II. II. Rogers. No 20 East rii'y
seventh-st 1t was arranged that. II the health OIL
tn. children permit IT, n reception will be held az
the Home on Easter Monday April 10. from : 10
OF clock D. m. II is hoped to secure more intefes,
practical working Of Il and the good results OBJ
talned. Miss Pfiser. OF the new managers Is
in the near future, which admission fec VIII
be charged. and the whole proceeds VIII be given
TO the Home.
Mrs. Charles W. MacCord OF Bridgeport Conn
will give talk on Modern French Fiction TINS
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Alex II. Wyant on
Miss Anna Warren Story will give her annual
recital at Carnegie Lyceum. Fifty-seventh-st ana
Sevcnth-ave., this evening. at o'clock. she VIII
be assisted by the popular barytone Emiio de
GogorZa.
The second meeting in the interest OF the George
Junior Republic was he'd yesterday morning at
the Buckingham Hotel Fifth-ave. and Fifiieth-st.
william Il. George. founder of the republic. gave
sst ing eature s Was the talk by Arthur from the
s ums." the twelve-year-old bank president ana
proprietor Of the G. J. X. Hotel
The second annual meeting OF the Aumne AS
ISOLATION OF the Misses Loclwood's Collegiate
School for Girls. at Mount Vernon, was held on
Monday afternoon at the home Of Miss Marion
Lockhart The attendance was large. After the
business had been disposed Of, interesting
feature the report of the committee on
school song The selection which had been pre-
pared was sung and approved DR.. Louise r. SWIFT
two years practice among cholera patients, III
Turkey and armenia AfI r severa piano seiec
tons By Miss Josephine Iitoa. Yea was served
The next meeting will be held in June.
Edward Everett Hale the guest of honor at
a large reception given Tuesday night by Mr.. and
Mrs Boom. of No. 202 Western Boulevard. Dr.
Hale is spending few days in New-York on his
way home from North Carolina: Among those
present to meet him were Professor ana MIS-
Collyer. the Rev. Minot j. Savage and Mrs Dunlap
Hopkins.
The regular spring lecture Of the Misses
Lockwood's Collegiate School, at Mount Vernon,
was opened Tuesday afternoon with readings by
Miss Saidee We're Milne. of New-York.
The Society of the Daughters of Lafayette Post
will hold its regular monthly meeting at the home
of Miss Banta, No l57 West Fourteenth-st., this
afternoon. at O'Clock
Miss Josephine Walton's Introductory talk to
series of lectures General History and Current
Topics" was given yesterday morning before the
Literary club of Rye. the home Of Mrs. WILL
lam Porter Allen. History, and How to Study
It," was the subject. In accordance with Leopold
Ranke's practical course" topics OF research were
given out for the next meeting, April Is, when
Ancient and Modern Greece will claim special
attention.
The fifth of a series Of afternoons in India" Of
the course under the patronage of the ladies Of
Christ Church, will be given the studio of Mrs.
Olive Allen Dexter. No. 1872 West Seventy nnth-st,
this afternoon at o'clock. by Mrs. Benjamin J.
Harnet who will describe her ten days visit in a
harem. The people were high caste, and accord
ngly adopted Mrs. Harnett daughter In order
to remove the objections to entertain Christian.
George W. Gable will address THE Patra Club"
this evening the Waldorf His subject will
be Patriotism and Literature" This will be
the annual meeting of the club and the first cleo
ton under its new and revised constitution.
Mile Henriette S. Corrad has been made an
Officer d'Academie by the French Government
Mile. Corradi is a member of the Woman's Press
CluD or this city and the correspondent OF a Paris
musical publication
William G. Carr. of Rochester Is giving a read
ing at o'clock each day this week except Satur-
day. in the hall Of the mission No. 1914 West ThIr-
ty-second-st.
The annual spring exhibition OF the Adelphi GYM
nasium will be given by the girls Of the academy
this evening, beginning at O'Clock An extensive
programme has been arranged. including an ex-
hibtion of marching. dumbbe drill, fencing
tambourine drill. running high jump. work on the
formation or pyramids. After the exhibition there
will be dancing.
The last Of Professor Wsners lectures in French
took place yesterday the home Of Mrs. E. j.
Berwnd, No. East sxty-fourth-st
The Unversaist Womans Alliance of the Metro
in the Church of the Redeemer Newark N J.
The papers of the morning will be by Mrs, Felix
Adler, the Rev Phoebe Hanaford and Mrs Lowell
the election of officers for next year.
Nine. Rowand's last lecture of the
given her parlor in Fifth-ave, yesterday after
noon An added attraction the singing of
Mile Marie du Beda,. a prima donna in the I'M
perial opera Company She sang the beautiful
Una voce," from Rossinis "Barbere." In
TO- hearty The 8T5s1 sang L9 owe
accomplishments. and later gave evidence of
her skin as a pianist. Nine. Rowland illustrated
her lecture with lantern slides. and also gave one
of her convincing object-lessons In washing and
treating the face furnishing many valuable recipes
for the preservation OF the complexion On May
she will remove to No % Ffth-ave.
There will be sale Of useful and fancy articles.
cakes flowers etc. for benefit of the Unity
Free Kindergarten at No. II Pierrepont-st., Brook
Ign. this afternoon from TO D. N.
SHE ONLY EXPRESSED HER "PLATFORM."
An entirely false impression has been conveyed
by the newspaper articles which have recently ap.
peared in regard to the annual election of the
Twelfth Night club 1t all has been frghtfuNy
exaggerated" said Of the officers Of the club
In an interview yesterday. There has not been
the slightest bit OF ruction between the two fac
lions, and 1t is the exception when there are not
tickets in the field each year. we al reel the
highest admiration for our present president, Mrs
Alice Fischer Harcourt, 10 whose efforts the club
owes much of its progress and nigh attainment.
but sh" believed in a change Of administration.
and decided that a new candidate should be Sc
lected -
MAY Robson was chosen by the majority of the