New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
GOSSIP OF THE DAY.

! The Day Star Home for Homeless and Friendless
Women. late Of No. $40 West Twenty-sixth-st., has
| been closed Sister Charlotte has consolidated
her work with the Florence Critienton Association.
which comprises forty-four homes for poor girls IN
/ this country with its mother home at Nos q and
| % Bleeckerst Sister Charlotte and those working
with her in the Day Star Home " Ill devote most OF
| their time at present 10 the home In Philadelphia
| The next meeting Of the New-York Wellesley
| Club will be held on Saturday 2.3o o'clock at No.
IS Rlvingon-st. After short business meeting the
members Of the club will discuss Mrs Humphry
Wards book, Sir George Tressady.
The annual luncheon OF the Brooklyn Woma s
Indian Association will be given at the Pouch Man
sion this afternoon. Miss Edith Dennis and Miss
Belle Landfear will assist in the entertainment.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Harlem Homro-
pathic Hospital and Dispensary will meet this
afternoon at the home OF its president Mrs. E.
Horace Hamilton. No. POS Lenox-ave.. for the pur
pose OF revising the constitution and for furnish
ing further aid 70 the hospital
The regular meeting OF the Quid Nunc Club will
be held this evening in the clubrooms Lenox-
ave and One cumberland ninefeenth-st. There will
be paper on Photography of Sound
THE Heroes Of the War OF 1872" will be the sub
feet Of Mrs. Isabel spenser Freelands lecture to-
day beginning at Il o'clock. at the home Of Mrs.
p c. IIounsbury. No 16 West Seventy second-st.
An interesting entertainment to be given this
evening at the Academy OF Music. Brooklyn. is the
Rose Kirmess and Enchanted Garden by a COM
pany Of little folks for the benefit OF Mount Hol-
yoke College and the Memorial Hospital for Women
and Children
Les Deux RESERVATIONS" was the subject Pro-
fessor A Wisner chose for mis- lecture yesterday
morning at the home Of Mrs. Richard Mortimer.
NO So Fifth-aVe
-f,a 7 of Ioara and
Teachers will be held on Wednesday. March "a at
sis O'Clock in Room No. 49, Hamilton Hall, Column
bia University. Addresses will he made on The
Main Problems OF Secondary Education "Rela-
tons Between Schools and Colleges and The Art
and Economy Of A Good Education" After the
conference the discussion will be opened by Or.
Caroline Cabot Mrs W. b. Anderton and Or. F. F.
Ward.
The second in a course Of three practical talks
will be given by Or. Martha c. Holmes satur-
day at 4 o'clock, at No. - West One-hundred-and-
twenty-sixth-st. The proceeds TO toward
fund for the new building OF the Harlem Young
Women's Christian Association The talks have
been arranged by the Birthday Building Club Of the
Holmes has given her time and the use OF her home
to help on this good work Dr; Holiness subject
will be First Aid to the Injured"
At the Manhattan Club. Fifth-ave the exhibl-
ton Of paintings loaned by members OF the club
will be continued until Monday, March %. To-day
the clubhouse Will be opened TO ladies from Il a.
until o'clock D. and tomorrow from u n. m.
until o'clock p. m.
benefit concer; FOR the support OF free patients
in the medical annex OF the Flower Hospital will
be given March %. \ most attractive pro-
gramme has been prepared. and the concert VIII
take place in the hall Of the Mendelssohn Giee
Club 40 ii5 West Fortieth-st. Among those who
have offered their services Miss Marguerite
Hall Miss Geraldine Morgan. Mrs Charles Z. Foote.
Richard Hoffman Mackenzie Gordon, Ericsson
Bushnell and Stanley Knight and the Mendelssohn
Quartet. MANY society people are interested IN
Fooe. Of 30. 10 West Forty-sixth-st.: Or. r. 2.
Allen No 70 East Tsirtysixdi3s and Dr. L. l.
An entertainment under tho auspices Of the La
dies Parish Guild OF s.. Stephens Church Will be
given by Miss Katherine Oliver in the Parish Hall.
Nos 57-59 West Forty-sixth-st.. on Wednesday
evening. March q. Miss Oliver will give repre-
seniati OF various characters taken from the
works OF Ian Maclaren.
A meeting OF the League OF Unitarian Women
VII he held this evening at the Lenox Avenue Uni
tartan Church. paper on Folk Songs vii be
read by Mrs Emil Boas.
The sale and reception 10 he held in aid OF the
Daisy Fields Home and Hospital for Crippled
Children will he OF artistic Interest - picture
lovers II viii be conducted by Mrs. Olive Allen
Dexter Miss Mabel Olive Hail. Miss Frances Ma
low Miss Wihelmna Walker and Dubois Knight
a, the Banheur Studio. No. l22 West Seventy-nnth-
81 on The afternoons and evenings OF April and
A number Of wellknown artists have made
1ribuiions OF their work. The first evening Friday:
anrIl p will be given up 10 the exhibit and sale Of
plcfures. and on Saturday evening reception viii
be held.
,nonp the patronesses OF the Bonheur Studio
ccletv Sale are the Rev. DR.. william n. hunting
80 Mrs J C. Croly Mrs. Herbert n Turner, MR.
u-,Iu,m W Newell. Mrs J L. Hurlbut Mrs .
" '' Dnnes Miss Frances Maloy. Miss j. A. W
VslEe Miss Clara Wilson J. D. Brown and Baron