New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-26
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

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Mr. and Mrs. J. Wells Champney have sent out
cards for reception to be given in their studio on
! Saturday. February g. from until T. The guests
| of honor will be Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Abbey.
| There Will be music from TO o.
Miss Kate Hard will give a series of lectures
during March at the home of Miss Phillips, No. 10
| West Thirty-eighth-st. The first lecture Is on
| Thursday March 4, and the subject THE Egg, as
| Fact and symbol
Miss sallle rockingham Akers will give her
third and last song recital at sherrys on Thursday
The As You Like II Shakespeare Club met last
evening at s o'clock at the home of Mrs Bertha
Weby, No. 1,735 Madson-ave Acts " and OF
! Hamlet were read. The motto and club pin were
decided upon
Monticello Seminary, at Godfrey. Ill. thirty miles
north of ST. Louis sends her graduates home to
Eastern cities as we'll Western towns. large
| alumni association. formed in New-York and vicn-
ty, meets on the second Friday of each month
| Information regarding former students and gradi-
ates be sent to the president Mrs. >. V. White
Columbia Heights Brooklyn. OF TO the secretary
Mrs. Mary Wade Oldham. No. 80 West Eighty
eighth-st, New-York
| A reception is to be given TO the Sir knights and
their ladies'" tonight by the church authorities in
the parish house of the Church of the Beloved Dis
ciple. Eighty-ninth-st.. near Madison-ave. The
Right Rev and Sir Henry G. Potter will deliver
sermon before the commandery In the church The
! Sir knights, dressed in their uniform. viii march
into the church at o'clock. reception will follow
! the general service.
The amateur entertainments given by the young
. people Of Dr. Bolless church always popular
because Of their excellence and last nights proved
no exception THE Fatal Message" farce in
| one act by John Kendrick Bangs. full OF the
wit sparkle and ludicrous situations which char
acter!ze this writer and the audience was kept in
| constant state of inerriment. Hardly less amusing
was the second part of the programme. comedy in
two acts. entitled "A Rice Pudding, by Esther t.
| Tiffany. The most ludicrous mistakes occur
young wife who ;elies upon the skill Of her alb
strac;ed sisterin-law who has great theories about
sarct Bolles Miss e. chapman, Miss Westcott.
Miss A. Lcdlie. Miss Garretson, +. G. sturgs, r:
and Ralph Rounds. These plays were under the di-
recon of May T. Barris.
Annetta Halliday-Anona. who has gained con-
siderable fame as the writer of Italian romances Is
in the city on literary matters As an author
she is spoken of brilliant and sympa thetic, and
in her Trinidad Sketches has added some iiIndoo
| characteristics which for weird subtlety and cruel
cunning vie with Mr.. Kipng's Traits of findoos y
The annual reception Of tho Professional Woman's
League will be held this afternoon at the Hotel
Waldorf The members have the privilege of invit-
ing the male members of the family.
La Literature Pendant Ia Revolution was the
subject of a lecture given i'm French by Professor
A Iyisper Yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Hermann Oelrchs.
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gave Il reCcP'io" id9' ''''''"e ~ -. " "
at the Central Baptist Church. in Forty -second-st
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! Tho woren's meeting OF the Social Reform Club
mas hold ,ost sver,ro q, M % Eas, Eourth-st
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