New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
THE Days GOSSIP.

HE Dil uOSEIT
Mrs Glenn B. Lincoln. o: Plattsbure. has won the
frs; honor for bread al the ST. Joseph Fair This
adds another 20 the many medals Mrs. Lincoln
possesses. and again confirms her claim 10 be the
best baker in her State 1t is some years since she
made her fret exhibit
The large and successful night school for young
women. which heretofore has been housed at
School No. 10. No 239 East Houston-si. is tenn
porarily withou, home. This Is due TO ;he fact
that the old building is being extensively repaired
Unexpected delays have occurred but when tho
work Is completed the accommodations will re
much better than they have been. Besides the I'm
provemen;s in the old structure there Will be IN
creased room in new building on an adjoining
To the many girls and young women who have
become attached TO Senior Evening School No 49,
school this year for the first time il will be- good
news TO learn that the delay will not prevent The
who wish Join any Of No. lSs classes may regis
ter any evening this week at No l69 Chryste-st
Among the subjects IN which cosse. are being
, nor s ey stonorrspbv booHkeepnr eranre
history. civil governrnent sewing cooking; reading
The Brooklyn Institute OF Arts and Sciences
holds IT'S opening meeting for this season tonight.
The Introductory address will be made BY Senator
George f. Hoar. OF Massachusetts. on Representa-
a
dent OF the institute will take the chair for the
occasion. The courses Of lectures announced are
on the following subjects: THE Botany OF Flower
ing Plants" Vegetable Histology" and Cryptic
game Botany" Domestic Science "Hvusehold
Hygiene, and Health and Food, In music there
Reading OF Selected Pano'orte sonatss." Musical
Antique" Drawing and Painting from Life"
P9rrat r@nnE and in GSnnsGion ana Win a
sim" the subjects on art. Literature VIII DO
rated in "MascrpeCess Of Aters,uIe Rgsk g.
etrv" "Anglo-saxon Prose" "Chancer." Middle
English P3eiry French LteTatnTS Soe' BE-
belungen Led' American Politics" and "cN!l
il AmeEa cSon 4he H HsS
Of Political Economy and Finance" with course
pr for tho season Of 1897 and 1905
The Eastern Star Hall and Homo Association Will
hold a meeting In the banquet-roon OF The Wilson
Building Pierrepont-st. Brooklyn. this evening. TO
arrange for the work OF the coming winter. All
members OF the order invited 10 be present. and
to participate In the object OF providing ball and
home.
The West Side Tennis Club Will begin tourna-
rnent this afternoon the courts at Eighty-nnth
st. and Central Parf West The Staten Island
Ladies' Club. Of Livingston staten Island. f.
holding an open swn tennis tournament for yomon's
sing.os. womens doubles and mixed doubles
Hereafter Ave and half hours will constitute
days work for the teachers in the public schools
OF Milwaukee, WIS
The competitive examination for five additional
teachers for the Normal College which begun yes
terday, will be continued to-day.
The Rev. j. H. Bradford. secretary OF the Boys
and Girls National Home and Employment Assoca-
ton OF Washington has presented to the District
Commissioners a petition for the establishment OF
curfew bell to be rung at O'Clock In summer and
s o'clock in winter for the purpose Of recalling TO
their homes All children under fifteen years OF
who upon the streets. unless accompanied by
guardians or sent on mes:ages Any Others are to
permitting child to be out Will also be subject 10
fine.
The Laymens Association OF tho Central Illinois
Methodist Conference has resolved that. "as wonl-
an is now recognized as a leader in MI depart
ments OF church work" she should he admitted to
a seat IN the general conference and the associa-
ton Will continue earnestly to advocate her cause
until she is admitted.
The class In social economics OF the Business
Wonan's Republican Club Of No ol5 West One
hundred and twenty hfth-st. Room No a. begins
Tuesday evening October 8. at $50. and members
Will be admitted until October Y. when the class
Thursday evening, October and menbcifys viii be
close The secretary will he In the cubroon on
tTaay ana SataTGay evenings Of this week from
tee. as well as on every Monday evening.
Miss Susie J. Brayton. OF Easton " v - tho
first to enter the New-York CoIl..o az
Veterinary Surgeons. She is an enthusiastic lo,.r
OF animals. and thoroughly understands q hora.
ana his needs She has not undertaken the study
tical usc Of her knowledge
Mis- Edna Whitney. a working girl OF Chilli,
Gothic Mo- who when elected maid OF honor IN
Tho ouccn o. the Kansas City (Mo) Festival WA
found unacceptable by the leading society poonl.
~ that place was invited TO as Queen Of Labor
a., In. game sion She arrived I'm Topeka y,x-
,erdav and war received I'm the most enthusiastic
manner 4 reception was given In her honor. and
!, urocesson para0cd the streets. waving banners
hosrinpq such inscriptions ~. Miss Whitney
WUnnnrss T. abor--We Honor Her" Governor Iecdy
dnclsrrd that nothing mad given him more salts
f,ciion than the demonstration offered 10 this
rCung working tlrL
The Vonans Christian Temperance Unions Of
,i.sorr, iowa Vermont. Oregon Maryland. Maine
.,,,d W., virginia are In convention at Car
roii,or (rcstOn. Essex Junction. Albany, Bati-
NOR Iath and Moundsvillc. respectively.
,rbe Queens County W. e. r. u. Will have It's
eighth annual convention at the Presbyterian
Church Jamaica to-day. The principal speakers
wiu De Miss Elizabeth Greenwood. the siperin-
tondent Of the Worlds and National evanSelistic
departments OF the W. e. 7, T." ana the Rev.
Anna SHAW. There VIII he morning afternoon ana
evening Sessions, VITA an executive session. az l'0P