New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-11

One hundred nd-twenty- ffth-st. and Lexington
ave, at o'clock.
The Adelph Choral Club will give concert this
evening at Chickering Hail. under the direction CT
Alfred Hallam. The club was organized by Dam
rosch to promote the love ard culture OF music
among the working men and women o. the West
perus" will be given. The following soloists VIII
assist: Miss Charlotte McCord. soprano Mr.. Paul
Roberts, tenor; Mr. Croxton, basso; Miss May +.
Uford, III characteristic songs; Crescendo Quartet
unandoins and guitars; Master Frederic Ormonde.
celebrated boy violinsti Alfred Hallam, BARITONE.
Miss Alice Saxby Hall. Messrs. Harry Ford Mar
shall and F. g. Shattuck will be the accompanies.
The musical for the benefit of the Red Cross Hos
pal will be given at the Hotel Waldorf this after
at o'clock. From the preparations made
and the interest manifested the entertainment.
promises TO be most successful. 1t is in charge of
Miss Adele Gardiner and Miss Rutty. Among the
artists VINO have volunteered their services
Nine Emma Juch. Robert Burton. Henry Waller
and VI. Gregorowitch the vioinist. The patronesses
ST1 M lanes Mrs Mrs. Henry Bar hr
i. j. De Peya,er, Mrs Paul DAM. Mrs Rchari
Psm 4Fs Mrs. IH'I Mrs T Enss
Adee;. Mrs. James Galatin. Mrs. r. Horace Gala
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R hnbb i'm Mrs Henry Lewis Morris Mrs ThRyer
RR%candcr Mrs " RHGhd fhi' MfF Edwin nnp
Sfeyens Mrs. Eugene Sehiefelin Mrs Loril:ard
Mrs Grenviilc Winthrop. Mrs WardweIi and i' Mrs
Lawrence Wells.
The Westchester County Political Equality Club,
Woman's Suffrage Association will have an inter
esting meeting at the home of Mrs. Milton Rathbun
NO u Summit-ave. Mount Vernon. this evening
and general invitation is given to all whether for
or against the right of suffrage being granted TO
women, to avail of this privilege of having free
discussion on the subject 1t viii be the last meet
ing OF the season In addition to a musical pro-
eTamme' there will be addresses made by Mrs
Brgham OF New York C CGIiY"' ana MIS- Heie" T.
The Farmers Club will give a free exhibition Of
hardy herbaceous plants. native flowers and fowery
shrubs the American Institute rooms In Yves,
will be delivered by DR. n. L. Britton director of the
New-York Botanical Gardens, at . o'clock.
A meeting Of the New-York City Commission OF the
Tennessee Centennial Exposition will be held in the
commit ee- room of the New-York Cotton Exchange
at 800 p. m to-day
The Urban Club will discuss "The Eastern Cues
ton" this afternoon. 1t is the last study meeting
Of the season 2nd % be he bio at The hone of Mrs.
Henry Dudley Love has charge OF the programme.
At the meeting Of the Social Reform Club No. %
East Fourth-s, this evening the discussion will be
on tho Financial linn rality of the ns,almert Pur-
chase" The speakers will be George r. Roesch. r.
H. Crosby and Mary J.. Jones
The fair which is being given by the Improve
rnent Girls Of the University Settlement. No. %
De,arcev-st will close to-day. The profits are
going toward the building fund
There will be a freehand drawing class for girls
md bovs at o'clock this afternoon in the lecture
,oor of the Educational Alliance Building, in East
broadway and Jefferson-st. The boys class OBJ
u,,u also meet in the gymnasium at O'CLOCK ana
- -.20 o'clock in the evening the ieDit" .ice
e. 81 slumnfe will meet in Room NO 2 AT e
o'c1ock p m the Wordsworth Literary Ciub VIII
U cI o' m Room No &C. and at the same hour theTe
me- he ioint debate in the Iecture-room between
WIN ,,ncoin and Irving clubs AT the same hour'
the lIncoIIl I'm lecture on "Civics" In Room NO
MT runs 20 there will be dressmaking classes In