New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-29
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

Fred J. Hall will read paper on THE HUDSON
Valley in Revolutionary History" to the Daughters
OF the Cincinnati their meeting this afternoon al
O'clock In the rooms No. 800 Fi!th-ave
The fair OF ST. Mchaers Protestant Episcopal
Parish, Amsterdam-ave. and Ninety ninth-st, VIII
be opened to-day.
The NewYork School OF Expression will begin to-
day a Monday afternoon free course OF lectures on
Expression. or Speech Culture" In the Young
Mems Christian Association Building, No Ss W Th
Fifty seventh-st. this afternoon at o'clock 1 ne
subject THE Drama" will be treated by william Ii.
Fleming.
The Normal College AlumnGe Shakespeare class
viii continue the study OF Richard II this afternoon
under Miss Helen Gray Cone
Examinations will begin to-day Of teachers Who'
under Superintendent Jasper's edict may De-
applicants for advancement in the salary
grade that Instituted for the cement and
reward OF teachers undertaking special branches
The alumne lecture course, given at the New
York Collegiate Institute. No. 2n Lenox ave- by
Miss Marion Coppernoll on the English novel VIII
be continued to-day
grand concert for the benef: OF the NewYork
Medical College and Hospital for Women will be
given at Carnegie Hall seventh-ave and FIFTY
Mrs. Harneu's talk india" will be given this
afternoon at o'clock at the hor.e Of Mrs T. Wal
lerstein No. % West sixtleth-st. at o'clock
REST and Fatigue" Is the subject upon which
Mrs. Eta Morse TIudder. will lecture this afternoon
at o'clock In the Art Building No. IA Montague
St, Brooklyn.
Miss Carlota Primer will give a concert at Chick
ering Hall this evening In which several prominent
artists VIII appear
TIE regular monthly evening meeting OF the Ma
tiona Christian League for the Promotion OF
Social Purity will be held to-nigh. at No East
Ephralm Cutter. ana several members VIII take
part In the discussion TO follow.
At Stanford University. much 10 the surprise Of
every one. the young women students have just
held two large rass-mectings. They consider that
In being shut out from holding any position on
tho college paper, or taking par. In class-day ex-
crcses, they were dctrauded or their rights. am
determined to alter this state Of AFFAIRS The speak
founded "a much for women The chair
man remarked that had the Rev; Anna Shaw been
dent in declaring that her ideal man was to be
found in the Stanford faculty The Young women
then founded paper OF their own, to be known af
"The Daily Palo Alto and declared that they
should have equal place With youig men In the
class-day exercises
The School OF the New Physical Culture, con-
ducte-l by Ella Van Poole. and Ida Is. Kinds, VIII
give on. series OF lectures at the studios Of the
school, No. 81 Fif:h-ave, commencing ms morn
at II o'clock. The general subject IL beauty
How TO Retain 1t and How TO Restore It,
Mrs. james Splers ard her daughter Maud OF
Mount Vernon came to NewYort on Friday to do
some shopping. and both we're knocked down by
runaway horse. Mrs Spiers escaped with fe"
bruises. but her daughter was seriously injured
and remained unconscious for several hours. MISS
Maud IL ore Of the brightest students in the High
School
Mrs Jeanette Robinson Murphy Will read on
Monday evening at the Boys Reading Club. No. III
University Place. and Will give several negro songs
ana dances.
a meeting took place on Saturday afternoon OF
the Ladies' International Association, which has
affiliated with the American Patriotic Musical
League. The design OF this organization is TO aid
the professional and educational ana social ad-
vancemert OF women all over the world stlpu-
lation Is th?t American women shall not leaVe the
United States for study until they have learned ali
that can be taught here
Tho Fort Greene Chapter OF the Daughters OF the
American Revolution has asked the other thirty
seven clubs OF Brooklyn TO send delegates to con-
ference be held late in December or early IN
January for the purpose OF dcvsing some concerted
plan OF notion for securing a common clubhouse
Letters sent out last week. and answers have
been received. In a majority OF cases. approving OF
the project and promising TO send delegates when
ever the conference may be called
The Cyitas Club. Of Brooklyn. has offered two
prizes OF SIS each TO It's members for the best story
and best serious essay on either an historical or
sociological subject Tho essays must be In by
March !.
An exhibition OF tho work Of the classes. held at
the Professional Womans League. Will be mado
this afternoon at the league house from uhu
o'clock.
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