New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
THE DAYS GOSSIP.


THE DAYS GOSSIP.
The art convocation which opened at the Ten
ncssee Exposition yesterday will continue It's ses-
sion to-day. Mrs. John Longman. OF Wards Semi
nary Is the director.
The National American Woman Suffrage A-so-
citation opens three days meeting TO-DAY at
Salina Kan. another at Littleton. y. H., and an
other al Washington.
The Universalis. Nomans League OF All Souls
Church will have It's first meeting OF the season in
the chapel in South feminist. this afternoon a;
3 o'clock Mrs Mariana Chapman president OF
the New-York State Woman's Suffrage Association
VII read paper on Tb Rs rsaf Phbe an6aor
will follow with address.
Dr. Crows literature class will hold It's hrs;
meeting Of the season Wednesday evening at sis
o'clock in the parlors of the Church OF the Eternal
Hope. Eighty-hrst-st.. between Columbus and Am
sterdam aves; The subject for study will be As
You Like IT," The class was organized by pr
its membership has greatly Increased Al those
cordially invited 10 join.
Miss wehle's school for girls and Young boys
will reopen to-day. at No. 81 West Eleventh-s'
. Health Protective Association will be held at the
Academy OF Medicine. No 10 West Forty third-st
this morning. at 1870 o'clock.
The Business woman's Republican Club No.
215 West One-hundred nd-twenty -nfth-st.. has es
tablished class in social economies which re-
opened last evening. Members will he able 70 Join
until October Y, when the books for enrolment
will be closed
The twenty-fourth annual convention OF the
Cortlandt and continue In session four days.
meeting Of Crescent Chapter. No IS. will be
held in the Amphion Building. Bedford-ave.. near
South Elghth-st. this evening. Three candidates
sister chapters and Master Masons are invited by
the Matron 10 be present
The Rev D NJ stearns has returned from his
trip around the world, and will his
Gus Bible classes. The NewYork class will open
October IS. az o'clock In II, the Madison Avenue
Presbyterian Church, corner Fifty -th!rd-st.
The Woman's Union Prayer Meeting OF Harlem
will hold It's opening meeting October 10 30
a m. in the Second Collegiate Church One-hun-
Kendall OF the Ladies' Christian Union. will pre-
side
The Mercy Warren Chapter Of the Daughters
OF the American Revolution is the largest in the
State OF Massachusetts. 1t numbers 80 members.
All the chapters OF the State will be represented
at the convention TO be held In Springfield to-mor-
row. Mrs. Donald Mclean Will make address.
and Mrs Samuel Elliott. of Boston. will speak on
the question. In what way can our chapter best
do the work for which II was formed"
Ii Hung Chang has appointed woman phys-
clan to practise in his family She is Miss
Eng, the daughter OF ChInaman who took his
degree at an American University. She holds
diploma OF the Womens Medical College of Phiia-
- tIleu
China at the Women's Congress to be held in Lon
don the coming yea:.
The Contemporary Club. OF Trenton. New-Jer-
sey Will hold its first fail meeting at the Trenton
House to-day. According to the constitution OF thy
club this will be a business meeting
Miss Ida Estclle HILL Of Millerton. ~ Y. is an
Afro-Amercan girl. who is the first Of her race to
enter the College of Liberal Arts OF the Boston
University. She has studied at the Gilbert Acad-
Several young women's secret societies OF Boston
are eager to welcome her as member.
The Catholic Women Association Of Brooklyn
is now in full operation. the building having been
opened yesterday Application stu be made
for admission to the classes. bonnaz machine
has been added the other apparatus. ard classes
ing and English, besides in sewing and dressmak-
ing millinery and cooking. and in physical culture.
c. r. Skinner. in his address to the Mother.' Con
gress which met at Syracuse last week declared
1.-THE movement is one that gives great encourage
ment to the hearts OF educators The Congress Is
the natural outgrowth OF the kindergarten move
rnent that preceded IT," Mr.. Skinner said that
even the farmers were beginning TO think their
children should be well housed during their
school hours their Jersey cattle and fine horses
and added that the Mothers Congress Is teaching
mat the parents duty child does not end with
the providing OF schoohouses and teachers. He
thinks there should be fewer clubs for women and
also for men. that parents may learn 10 know their
children better. lie believes parents will have
more Influence for good by gaining n close and
friendly knowledge OF their childrens teachers than
nv sitting on school boards
Mrs Margaret Bottcme the founder OF the Order
=, Kings Daughters and Sons. will be the principal
,Ler AT the seventh annual convention of the
I.oos County branch OF the order 10 be held at
,slne,ead to-day The branch numbers forty
TEL circles and 1t Is expected that ali VIII send
asiiec,ions TO the convention; The Charity Circle.
dsI 5',rnstesd assisted by the other local circles,
o. raceive and entertain the visitors
,rho avon,en OF Syracuse were never in such Ter
-. =, excitement over municipal election as at
-, nrescnt time. The Republican women VIII do
,,e work IN some OF the doubtful wards Tor DON
"c"s - 81, fusion candidate for Mayor. under the
GU Of the Republican county ,oiInt're x Mo
ulfeCts.u" .,tf,e Board Of the Citizens Inlon hr.
the i.Neeuo, dressed his faith IN womans AID IN
noliiical matters. ana ~ HA"'' ~
nofent factor Tor 5oou
,.so voroen's Art School at Cooper chio" opeheu
~ Morning at Cooper Union witnou' any
ss-,,aI EXERCISES. The two hundred pup"' '""s"s