New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-20
Journal" under the head The Woman Who Most
Influenced Me-" He saws of her:


Influenced Ne" He says of her:
As look back over the pathway along which I
nave walked and peer once into the valleys
! can see in nearly every one of them serene and
beautiful presence, which like the faces OF the
to make the very clouds radiate sunshine.
He goes on to tell how she helped him in his
study and how resolutey she chung, TO any plan OF
work they had mapped out. After many years
of public activity" he writes:
gladly confess that OF my knowledge Of
history. ana much OF my reading of theology and
sonal life, the tireiess fidelity and patience
sac Ths VINO would give up any plan and make any
| nearly realize her ideal for him.
Miss Katherine Bloodgood gave recital yester-
day afternoon at Carnegie Lyceum. She was as
sisted by the popular barytone. David Bispham
ana Stanley Knight, as accompanist.
Beverages was the subject of lecture by Mrs.
Eta Morse Hudders DIT the Brooklyn Institute Of
Arts and Sciences No. III Montague-st.. yesterday
afternoon
The voice of Mrs Lucille Joceyn was never heard
to better advantage than in the beautiful Easter
service at Dr. Parkhurst's church. 1t is a high
soprano OF vibrant quality and of great power. Mrs
Jocelyn is from Boston. and was well known In
musical circles in that city. She has been offered
engagements In opera, but prefers concert and
church work
A childrens matinee will be given for the benefit
of the Chapel Hill Fresh Air Mission on Thursday
afternoon April %, at o'clock, at Wallacks Thea
ire The programme includes negro songs by Mr.
Nicolas and some new legerdemain and vaudeville
Tickets may be procured Of Miss Minor, No. 10
East Twenty-fourth-st.
A meeting Of the Child Culture Committee Of
european held yesterday at o'clock at the
home of the chairman Mrs. Henry n. Meeker No.
101 Hancock-st.. Brooklyn. Papers were read and
followed py q general discussion.
The second annual meeting OF the Internati onal
kindergarten Union will be held at ST. Louis April
20 to %. 1t will be joint convention Of the Kin
dergarten Union and the Western Teachers Asso-
citation. Mrs. William II. Mccain is chairman OF
the Committee of Arrangements. A large number
of invitations have been sent to kndergartners by
the ST. Louis FToebel Society, Of which Miss s. Nc
corresponding secretary.
Among the benefits to be given for charitable
purposes during the coming weeks one Of the most
important Is the matinee at Days Theatre. in aid
OF the House of the Holy Family. Mrs. Emmett
and other welknown ladies are Interested
The women are taking lively interest in the
prospects for the political campaign Of next fall.
and that their opinions not valueless to the OPP
poste sex is eyinced by the fact that joint meet
ngs have been held in which both men and women
were among the prominent speakers. Mrs. Joseph
Shaw Lowell In a recent discussion. said: Mayor
Strong has given a good administration. as
good as we deserve but we must try to deserve
better one-one tnat Is wholly non-partlsan ana
not only In spots
The Paul Revere Chapter OF the Daughters OF
the American Revolution visited the grave Of Paul
Revere in the old Granary Cemetery. at Boston,
Yesterday and decorated the heros last resting
place.
Little Miss Truax. the whistler. appeared at
Keith's Yesterday. She wh!sted In Boston recent
/ y and met with much success.
Thomas Proctor gave an a1-ress yesterday AFTER
noon az o'clock on THE Nightingale and the
Mockng-bird. the Chief Songsters OF the Old
World and the New Respectively" There were
living nightlngales and other birds as Illustrations
The lecture was under the auspices OF the Brook
lyn Woman's Club, and was held In the Young
Women's Christian Association Building.
The Political Equality Club OF Cooperstown organ
tied last fall by Miss Harriette Keyser. had a
most successful season and promises 10 be power
in the future.
Miss Harrette Keyser expects to deliver an ad-
dress ON the evening OF April p In Philadelphia at a
meeting OF the Church Association for the Advance
ment OF the Interests OF Labor on the evening or
April 80 she will speak before the National Conven-
ton of Working Girls Clubs and Societies In the
sa ma city and between the 9th and Goth she Will 50