New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22

haven. Jamaica and Maspeth: 'Seaman's Mission,
by Mrs: j S. Cooley: noontide prayer; "Evange!is-
tic Halfhoqr Mrs Margare Dye Fills ALern99In
coholIc Medication Mrs. A. B. VAIL address. u SEES
and Abuses of legislation Mrs. Margaret Dye
The Ohio Society Of New-York will give ladies'
reception and dance at the Waldorf this evening. On
the Reception Committee are Mrs. Henry L. Burnett
Committee consists Of Warren HgIey., chairman:
Colgate Hoyt. p. Bradlee Strong. Mahlon Chance
and David Homer Bates. jr.
Sewing Society No 2 OF the Swedish Lutheran
Gustavus Adophus Church. No. Isl East Twenty
second-st, will hold bazaar extending over to-day
tomorrow and Saturday for the purpose Of raising
funds TO assist In paying the church deot
The children's matinee for the benefit Of the
Chapel Hill Fresh Air Mission will be given this
afternoon at o'clock at Wallack's Theatre.
fair will be given by the Ladies' Sewing Cir
Gle of Bay Ridge. at the home of Mrs washburn.
In Fourteen have beginning to-day. II will be
open tomorrow and Saturday from to 10 o'clock
p m
Arthur Whiting will give a recital of pianoforte
music at the home of Mrs. William II. Draper, No.
10 East Forty-seventh-st.. this afternoon at
o'clock
concert for the benefit Of the West Side Fruit
and Flower Mission No. $40 West Flftyfourth-st.,
will be given this evening In Assembly Hall. United
Charities Building, Fourth-ave. and Twenty-sec-
ond-st The Peoples Gee Club will sing several
selections and there will also be solos by Miss
Cecile A. Stolberg soprano; Mrs. Edward Augustus
Weeks contrato: Miss Beatrice Eberhard. violin
ist and Ralph Dayton Hausrath, pianist The
following are the managers under whose au-
spices the concert Will be given: Mrs. Anson T.
Atterbury Miss Jeanle Duncan. Miss Maitland Mrs.
George Morgan Brown. Miss Resale Doremus. Mrs.
Oscar Straus Miss NIGHTINGALE Miss Ogden. Miss
Ellen King Miss Elizabeth Harrison. Mrs. lie Roy
Cox Mrs. Edward Augustus Weeks, Mrs. p j.
Soaring Mrs. Richard Arnold Mrs. Alfred Mahan.
Mrs. Leighton Williams Mrs. George Waddlngton;
Mrs. Richard NJ. King, Mrs. Jackson Steward and
Mrs. William L. Elseffer.
The annual meeting OF the New-York Library
Club will be held at the Railroad Mems Branch Of
the Young Mems Christian Association. No. ISL
Madison-ave this afternoon at o'clock, the date
having been changed to make possible the attend
ance of the vice-director ard students OF the
New-York State Library School. The subject IS
Papers viii be read by WHEREFORE Eames. OF the
Lcnox Library; +. p. Hll. of Newark; Miss Teresa
Hitchler of the New-York Free Circulating Ii
brary. and Miss NJ. L. Davis. Of Pratt Institute.
Miss F. Margaret I,ndley will give lecture this
afternoon on Or. Moshec's paper on Habitat
Wrong Position in Children" at the Brooklyn In
stitute No 5O2 Fulton-st The lecture viii be fol-
lowed by practical Tests by Mothers Tor Detect
ing Curvature in Its Incipiency
The First Auxiliary Society Of the Riverside Day
Nursery will hold its last meeting OF the season
this afternoon at the home of Mrs. william Tuoos'
No 1876 West sevent.eth-st There will be music
and raodings and an address by the Rev. Phoebe
a Hanaford after which tea will be served
An important meeting Will be heid py ,he direc-
fora NJ the Harlem Patriotic Charity Festival this
o,,orroor In the Harlem Opera House, One-hun-
dreda enty- hf,h-st. and Seventh-ave.
The washington Heights Chapter OK the Children
=, tba American Revolution will give their Wash
ington lawn party to-day
rhs women OF the Morris Heights Methodist
Episcopal Church will give reception. followed
hv a musical and literary entertainment, 10 their
nsw nastor the Rev j. Y. Bates this evening.