New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-01
FOOD AND CLOTHING.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
FOOD AND CLOTHING.
Professor Felix Adler spoke yesterday morning in
Carnegie Hall on The Place OF Woman in the
Sphere OF Religion"
A free breakfast was served to women and chill
dren yesterday morning from $50 TO $50 a, m. a.
the Salvation Army Headquarters. No. 30 West
Fourteenth-st.
Mrs Fielding the wife Of Brigadier- General Field
!ng OF the American Volunteers. was one Of the
speakers at meeting held last night by the Nolun-
teers in Cooper Union.
Tho Wednesday Morning Sewing Class gave a
musical and sale IN the Hotel Endico.t Saturday
afternoon for the benefit of the childrens and
orthopedic wards in the POSTGRADUATE Hospital.
The Silver Cross Circle Of Kings Daughters are
20 have benefit for their tenement building fund
on February 10 at Grand Central Palace. The
management hope to secure enough money from
kindly disposed people 10 give the orphanage OF
the locality the treat OF hearing the operetta OF
"Rumpe,stiskin" which will then be given by cast
OF more Than fifty. Twenty-Five cents give each
child seat SIS gives 100 children seats Here is an
opportunity 10 give great pleasure to these chill
dren while at the same time helping TO build a
house where many more may be properly cared FOR
dressed to Mrs Ottarson- Warren treasurer care
OF The Tribune, will be acknowledged by the silver
Cross Circle.
Aunt" Louisa Eldridge. Dora Goldthwaite. Olive
OLIVER Pauline Willard, Mrs. Robert Mantell. Mar
cr,erte ST John and Mrs Walker Whiteslde Will be
.be ushers tomorrow at the benefit matinee 10 DC
given al tho Knlckerbocker. Thealre for the mis-
sonary Sisters of the Sacred Heart.
on Thursday February 4. Mrs Maynicke STILL
man. OF Washington. will give private Wow OF
her designs and illustrations to publishers ana
the press only. at the New-York studio OF inc
ladies' Ar, Association, No 107 West One-hundred-
.h-s- mi
81 he Union Leaders," a work undertaken al the
suggestion Of the Secretary OF War
The choice Of candidates has been quietly MADE
curing tho last month in the National Society OF
New-Encland Women by Informal ballot OF the
active members for the offices of second vice-pres
dent assistant secretary, assistant treasurer ana 10
take the place o. the four senior managers. Four
rev managers are also being chosen TO complete
the whole number of eight and take the places OF
,he senior four who after March will be reduced
20 the rank and file These Informal ballots nave
been sent to the chairman OF the Nominating COM
r,ittee Mrs. Paul A. Meyrowitz. Of NO. 3SZ Fl'th-
ave. and from tho names suggested the ticket will
Ia nrepared and presented the members for their
piaoe on the fourth Thursday. Of February The
RES with il the honor OF the presidency two years
hence as the second vice-presdent OIL one yean d D
ing year president; the assistant secretary am%
one yfaF a This svspe Trepares
ieeted corps Of officers for duties involved by higher
Office
Ladies will be admitted this afternoon and to-
morrow afternoon TO the exhibition Of early Eng
the Lotos Club The pictures are loaned by Catho-
Ina Lambert and George A. Hearh.
Nrs Isabella S. Freeland. OF Philadelphia. gave
lecture on American history Thursday morning at
the home of Mrs. William A Cauldwell No. l6 West
Fifty-fourth-st Mrs Freeland took up that period
of tho Nations history between 1894 and 1883 dwell
ing particularly upon the framing OF the Constitu-
tlon.
Mrs Marie Merrick delivere, her lecture on 1.-The
Essentials of Music in the school building. corner OF
Arnsterdan-ave and Seventy seventies Thursday
evening. This lecture is included In the Board o.
Education course.
DR. and Mrs Edward Fridenberg. OF No. PAP Lenox-
ave. have sent cards for reception in honor Of
Mile r. Hoffman,, pianist TO the King or Belgium
for the evening OF FEBRUARY T.
The Kings Daughters Of Zion and 81. Timothy's
Protestant Episcopal Church are giving away
clothing and groceries to many poor families
Every Thursday about twenty women meet at the
rarish house, No. 1893 West Ffty-sxthst.. to make
garments for tho poor. They have a large
room fitted up with closets. machines and tables.
and Il Is there that the distribution took place.
seventy-hve deserving families have been aided
this winter through this organization Contribu- ,
lions Of Old garments; OF substantial materials for
money are solicited Al! goods sent should be adj
to of {h Zion GS and st. moay S9 T
Pew Dr. Henry Lubbock. rector; Miss Mary l. oak
ley. or Mrs. i. d. Berry
Az the third regular meeting OF the League OF
Parents and Teachers 70 be held on Wednesday.
February g. at Sis p. m. in Hamilton Hall. Column
b!a University, DIR. Nicholas Murray Butler will
sye the Arst OF q series Of informal addresses on
THE Cooperation OF the Home and the School in
Education"
A, the regular meeting OF tho League for Political
Education Saturday afternoon DIR. William II. Toll |
man gave an illustrated lecture "New-York City
as Sociological Laboratory.
course Of lectures on Sociology will be given
Curing this month on Mondays at o'clock and or |
Saturdays at 70 o'clock by. John Graham Brooks a,
One Observation-Disclosures.
The American Symphony Orchestra will give its |
second concert of the season at Chckering Hall
morrow evening. February 2 The following are |
among the subscribers: Mrs Stanford White. Mrs. |
". C. Whitney. Mrs. Nicholas Fish. Mrs. Charles |
r. Flint Mrs. George L. Waring. Mrs. George r.
Gibson. Miss Ereese. Miss Barnes. John c. Gray.
Peters. j. E Ddehsnty. Dr. T. Adler, Dr. j. sachs,
E Nagmherg; Mrs HeIlmann Mrs solomon Loeb
Mrs Spencer Trask and Mrs. J. c. Beckwith.
Colonial tea" for the benefit Of the BABY
Fold' AT No l9S East feminist. Will be given by
the Misses Masters School Society on February s.
IRON to , o'clock in the ballroom Of the
Waldorf
Miss Helen Could has offered three prizes OF s.
each 10 the pupils Of the Tarrytown High School for
me best examination on Washngton's patriotism, |
VI ciVics. and for the best girl elOcutionst.
a public meeting OF Wcstbury Quarterly Meetings.
rAi!anthropic Committee was held in Friends
ineeting House, East Fi:teenth-st. and Rutherford
ttIace Saturday afternoon. Addresses the sub
BY OF purity were made by Anna Rice Powell the
'e'' Ah'onette Brown Blackwell and others.
'Iee lecture in Italian viii be given by Sgnor F.
Aehtecchl on FebrEarY 9 az 4 n.cock AZ No 81 Eas. |