New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

THE DAYS GOSSIP.
Mr. and Mrs 3. F. Cor!es. OF Pelham. who
have been spending the summer at Hurricane
Essex County, y. Y. have returned to their home
hundred and nifty miles made by short relays
with team Of light road horses and carriage.
The young women Of the Church OF the Re-
deemer at Pelham are making extensive preparn-
lions for 4 fair. 20 be held October and s
They have organized with Miss Ida Hill az presi-
dent, Miss Ray Hesser as secretary and MIS-.
Thomas Barker as treasurer
Among the members OF the Peary expedition
20 the Arctic regions. which arrived in Boston
with the bark Hope were Mr.. and Mrs. Lee. who
spent their honeymoon in the frgi1 zone. Lieu
tenant Peary has celebrated in those Arctic lands
five anniversaries OF his marriage An EsQuimau
with three men and a small boy have returned
with the expedition.
Miss Ethel Ingalls, is about TO enter upon her
probation in the House Of Deaconesses in Philadel-
phia. After being ordained both the Joys and
claims Of the world are renounced except those
Of suffering humanity TO aid all who ,,p are in need
aim Of a woman who has been one Of the most
The woman's National Cuban League Of Wash
ington has entered upon the autumn work with
great energy An appeal Is to be made 10 the
churches and their ministers as INDIVIDUALS Many
clergymen are already Interested, and the cause
expects TO secure some inhuentiai names IL tne
will Immediately sail for Cuba
Another organization In aid OF Cuba Is the Cuban
American Legion of Honor. which intends 70
ert itself raise money for the benefit Of the
sick and wounded the money 70 be applied 20
their Immediate relief 4 badge Of honor will be
given TO those who contribute funds.
nurse in the Cuban army. and her brother. Mr..
Burnett. are among the dangerously sick who are
suffering from hardships and wounds received n
the cause Of freedom Although Americans, ther
claim for protection was not established until the
last OF August, when passports enabled them 10
III at Philadelphia.
The Teachers College gives many free public lect
ures yearly which are open 10 any one who cares
10 attend them. Those who wish 10 receive regu.a-
announcements OF them may do 50 by sending their
names and addresses 10 the registrar. ana statlng
the subjects in which they are especially Interested
Mrs E A. Shores OF Ashland. Wis. has been
spending the last three weeks with her friends In
New-York and Brooklyn. having come East TO place
her daughter IN Vassar. She will remain week
or two longe- and is anxious 70 visit some OF the
woman's clubs before she leaves. Mrs. Shores is
d member OF the Monday Club OF Ashland, the Ma
tlonal Conference OF Charities the National
Woman's Suffrage Association. the Womans Relief
Corps and the WOman's Christian Temperance
Union She is a State officer in the Relief Corps
and National superintendent. OF work among the
lumberircn for the Womans Christian Temperance
Union. having accepted the latter office account
OF her husbands connection with numbering and
mining interests. Mrs Shores says she believes IN
woman's organizations OF all kinds. and considers
that they have had wonderful educating effect
upon their members. but she thinks that there
ought TO be limit TO the number OF clubs woman
belongs to-
The three CONDITIONER OF the Common Council
Of Trlcolor. y. j.. who Will attend the convention
OF Mayors and Councilman OF the United States. TO
be held at Columbus to-day. are Mrs. Alvina Haz-
ard Miss Matte Moore and Miss Emma Engei.
The WOmans Club OF Columbus vii. entertain
them. and they will be the only women representa-
lives In the convention.
The schoo. suffrage amendment 10 the Constitu-
ton II New Jersey Will be voted upon to-day Many
persons are interested In the result although II
expected that there VIII be little II any opposition
and that the most interested in the best meth
obs OF educating the youth OF the country VIII be
reinstated In power.
This being Miss Wizards birthday children OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union a.! the
world will observe II harves. home day. On
these occasions an exposition Is made OF grain and
fruit used food. instead OF being turned into in
toXicattng drinks
The Danes Of the Revolution will, be at home
this afternoon a, their rooms. No 81 Madison-ave.
The annual fair for the benefit OF the Norwegian
HOSPITAL of Brooklyn will be opened to-day al the
hospital Forfy-slxth-st. and Fourth-ave. Brook
iyn This institution beng supported chiefly my by
con .rlbutons, X Is hopeu that a large sum WI" De
a'ized froTn the lalr.