New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-13
THE Days GOSSIP.

THE Days GOSSIP.
Mrs Theodore Sutro gave a musical "at home
yesterday afternoon at her home. No 20 Fifth-ave
| Inc rooms were beautifully decorated and a de-
nShttul programme was given At the close of the
entertainment; refreshments were served
Mrs. Hamilton Mabie will speak before the New
York Association OF Smith College Alumnae at No
i3West Forty-seventh-st., to-day at o'clock D. m
me subject VIII be Literature in the Present
Century"
The management OF the Chldren's Charitable
Union will hold the annual reception and tea this
afternoon at Sherry's. II. e. Krehbel will furnish
entertainment by giving n lecture on Dramatic
Dances and Chldren's Games" Mrs. Krehbiel will
illustrate the lecture by singing number of songs.
Those who have neglected TO secure tickets may get
them at the door.
George S. Kellogg will lecture at o'clock this
1Eening in the Assembly Hall of Grammar School
No. 20, at No % Norfolk-st. Subject Of lecture,
llon." Stereopticon views will be used in illustra.
1g bring ha H so w 10
enjoy the Views.
Miss Maria Parloa will lecture In the Young
Women's Christian Association, No East Fiji
feminist, at o'clock this afternoon. Miss Parloa
will discuss The Selection and Care of Vegetables
and Groceries: How to Cook the Siarchy Food Ma;
Mrs Cornea X. Hood will deliver a lecture at II
O'clock this morning in the parlcrs Of Miss H.
Louise stevens No; l5S South Portland.sye. Brook
Ign: The subject of the lecture Will be some POINTS
of Law that Women Should Know.
Owing to Professor Conklins Illness the parlia-
mentary law drills which were to he delivered
under the auspices Of Miss Whicomb's Alumnae
have been postponed.
DR. Wallace Wood will deliver a lecture THE
Heroic in Ar st. i ocGSk hs mors snsra IN the
A service for children. with an address from the
rector will be held at o'clock this afternoon at
Calvary Church. Fourth-ave. and Twenty-frst-st
Similar services will be held on each SATURDAY
afternoon during Lent.
Mrs Benjamin J. Harnett will deliver her second
lecture India this afternoon at o'clock at No
81 Iee-ave Brooklyn. The subject will be- Home
Life Among the Hindoos'
Mrs Theodore Sutro's law class for women will
meet this morning at her home, No 20 Fifth-ave
The subject to be discussed is contracts.
The third annual Sportsmen's Exposition opens
in Madison Square Garden to-day and will con-
tinue for week 1t promises to be very interest
ing The concert hall will be devoted TO the loan
and trophy department which will display many
beautiful specimens OF championship cups, medals.
emblems plate, banners and trophies OF the chase,
the collection being valued at $250,0O There VIII
be a live wild game bird show, a hy-casting and
shooting tournament, a dog show and an art gal-
lery The exposition Is held under the auspices OF
tho Sportsmens Association with Frank W. san |
ger manager.
The shakespearlana Club will meet for study at
o'clock tonight at No $50 West Seventysixth-st. |
Hamlet will be the play studied.
A dinner will be given tonight at the nome OF
Mrs E. l.. Demorest, No 81 East Flfty-seventh-st..
In honor OF the outgoing president of Sorosis. Mrs
Fannie l. Helmuth
Professor Smith Ely Jehe, OF the New-York |
College of Pharmacy will lecture tonight at |
o clock In the American Museum. Central Park |
(Seventy-seventh-st and Eighth-ave). Subject of |
lecture Edible and Poisonous Mushrooms y
club OF forty women will attend In body.
The Woman's Press Club holds its regular
monthly business meeting this afternoon in the |
Chapter Room in Carnegie Hall.
The Young Womans Missionary Association OF
the West PRESBYTERIAN Church will give recep
ton this afternoon for Mrs G.. r. Slade. president
Of the Womans Presbyterian Home Missionary
Society in the chapel of the West Church, Forty
west of Fifth-ave. Mrs. Darwin r.
James president of the Womans Executive Com
mittee of Home Missions, will give an address. and
Miss NJ. Katharine Jones, secretary or the loung
Peoples Societies, will conduct question-box