New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-01
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

THE DAYS GOSSIP.
The woman's University Club entertained MISS
Edith NJ Thomas Saturday afternoon at It's
regular monthly afternoon tea, In rs rooms at the
Berkeley Iyceum The vice president, Miss Helen
Dawes Brown. acted az hostess.
A novel entertainment and one that promises
fun for participants and spectators Is 10 be given
tomorrow evening by the Pratt Institute Neigh
borship Association. in the old gymnasium. The
function is to be a chIldrens birthday party. and
all the guests are expected 10 come dressed az
children The admission fee will be bag contain
ing pennies for each year OF ones age. Bran pie
and other appropriate games will be INDUCED In
by these rejuvenated children from 10 800 D. m,
after which there Will be dancing from s:g 10 ll5o
o'clock. Each young woman OF The Domestic s:
Science Department Is expected to make SIX Bags
for the occasion.
Mrs Imogene C. Fales lectured yesterday after
noon at New Century Hall, No. 500 Fifth-ave.
art OF Singing and OF Voice Production" IL the
subject Of a free lecture to be given by Miss Flor
ence mcfarland this evening. at Grammar School
No. H. No 225 East Twenty-seven,h-st. 1t will
be illustrated by many choice vocal selections
John Graham Brooks will lecture this morning
at II O'Clock Circumstance as the Cause Of
Poverty" at the League for Political Education,
No. % West Forty-fourth-st
Familiar talks and open discussion in the field OF
dramatic literature under the direction OF Profess
sor Charles sprague Smith. will be continued this
morning, beginning at 10 o'clcck, In CarhesD
Building.
lecture on the Holy Land will be given this
evening by the Rev Mr. Bradley. vicar OF St
Agnes's Chapel In the lecture-room OF ST. Agnes's
The proceeds will be devoted 10 the funds OF the
St. Agnes Knights OF Temperance.
The Rainy-Day Club OF Baltimore has passed .
resolution adopting rainy -day dress-short SKIRTS
not more than six and not less than Ave inches
above the midland the new costume Is to go into
effect to-day
care Of the Skin" is the subject that Mrs. Eta
Morse Hudders has chosen for her lecture 10 DO
given to-day at O'Clock in the Art Building. No.
ia Montague-st., Brooklyn.
Mrs Helen L. Bullock will lecture this evening.
beginning at o'clock. in the Eighteenth Street
Methodist Church, No 35 West Eigfteenth-st
Modern Plays and Players" Is the subject Of
Mrs Rerrimann's lecture this morning. at II
o'clock I'm the parish house OF Holy Trinity Prot
estant Episcopal Church Lenox-ave. and One-hun-
This lecture Is the las,
mas been giving Mondays
The fifth annual entertainment OF the members
Of the Girls Lyceum Of the Church or the Holy
Rosary in East One-hundred-an d-nineteenth-st
will be held at the Central Opera House this even
ing The exercises will include Drief lecture py
the Rev John Talbot Smith There VII be .
comedy entitled Jane" with music by McAulnes
Orchestra.
The committee on Work for Foreign Missionaries
OF the Woman's Auxiliary to the Board OF Missions
will meet this afternoon at 2So O'clock IN 81 bar
thoomews parish loom.
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day.
William Chases's art class was much grained
with a lecture by w. A. Coffin Saturday evening
in the studio. No. los East Twenty-thrd-st Inc
best work OF the class was on exhibition III 'n'
studio
The Ladies' Health Protective Association VIII
hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow MORN
ing. beginning at 1920 O'Clock, IN ,he Aeauen' s'
Medicine No Il West Forty-thrd;st Mrs A.
rstaTy / h a. s T ad& Of
the meeting at 1l;3o O'CLOCK OH 'ie S"''NN' VI
national organization.
Thore were services last night In the Rochester
Avenue CONGREGATIONAL Church OF Brooklyn IN
hor,r If the anniversary OF the birth OF Mary yoa
Mrs Mabel l.. Comstock spoke on Is the iou"s
Men Safe"
The Rev Dr. J. NJ. Yeager. president OF Drew
Ladies' Seminary. Carmel n Y; preached ggest s.
day morning and evening IN the "asn''s'o" St"''
Methodist Church
Miss Emma Steiner gave the first OF series OF
sunday night concerts in the Montauk Theatre last
rtgbt She conducted an orchestra Of forty per-
fo,mers and was assisted by Auguste Van B,ene.
Charles Abercrombe. Mrs; Kathryn fHhe' s'Ss
Jennie Winston and Mr.. Albert , -, "a.
Miss steiner enjoys the distinction OF being me
6rst woman orchestra leader, . far as IS kho"'j
in the world She is member ~ the ProlesslolidI
Woman's League, and Is personaIly erea' Ia
vorite She represented woHen In music az tne
Atlanta Exposftion and shl recipient OF mucn
honor and attention
rbo uarsm Young Wono1 Christian Associa-
ton will hold its March mtctnS on FRIDAY evening
in the association parlors. so West one-hundrea
and-twenty-hfth-st. IL will e magazine parry,
With IN bleaus illustrations. GLOWING TINS tne.o
will be refreshments and r'G'lc.
The Womans National Sabbath Alliance held
r,aetipp last night in the Fourth Avenue Presby-
,erian church This the second OF series
which the Alliance proposes 10 hold monthly III ths
different city churches.
THE CADETS THIRD "iT HONE"
Tbera was A very brilliant reception al the
paokskill Military Academy on Friday evening,
whom the cadets held their third AT Home. Colo
"a, ouis H. Orleman and Mrs. Orleman, assisted
nv their charming daughters. DR.. Daisy H. Miss
Lolita II and Miss Anna also aided by the cadet
committee received the guests. The armory was
decorated more handsomely than II has ever been
ot any previcls social n,tion AZ the Academy.
Each one OF the fraternities lad assumed the re.
sp,nsbility of decorating portion of the armory.