New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-24

The National officers OF the Children OF the Amer
lean Revolution gave Informal reception yes
tardav morning to the members and their friends
at No aO2 Est. Washington. AT O'CLOCK IN t Lnr
afternoon the society met Tor reports anu o'"e
business.
The Catholic women's Benevolent Legion VIII give
a package party and dance this evening at the ola
scbonenboraen Mansion No % South Sixth-st
Brooklyn
The Catholic women's Association will give some
.ableaus this evening for the entertainment OF men,
bers and guests
Miss Jessie A. Fowler will lecture this evening in
the hall OF the American Institute OF Pfrenoogy NO
q East Twenty-frst-st. on "Our Social helaHon9
J. Hale Ramsey OF Montreal, believes IN the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union and mas be-
come life member OF the Worlds Union by the pay
ment Of 800 He has offered to donate $500 10 the
Dominion Womar's Christian Temperance Cnion'
provided they double their membership before the
next annual meeting in October and he has promised
prize banner for the junior Y Womans Ghrstan
the end OF the year Last year De orIered sr a
prize 20 the senior VS.. and II was won ny Quep re-
Mr. Ramsey viii present prize banner 10 NE
Worlds Woman's Christian Temperance Union al KS
convention in Toronto October g.
There will be a "Mardl Gras Tea" az Sherry5 on
the afternoon OF Tuesday March ?. at o'clock. for
the benefit OF the Lisa Day Nursery.
Mrs. Charles W. Dayton entertained the Kncxer-
booker Chapter of the Daughters OF the Revolution
on Washington's Birthday at her home No IL Mount
Morris Park West An interesting feature OF the &C.
caslon was the Colonial costumes worn by httle
Laura Adams Dayton. the daughter OF Mrs. Dayton.
and litte Grace Wheaton McWilllam. the daughter
Of Mrs J. S McWiam. who assisted Mrs. Dayton in
receiving her guests Among those present were Mrs
d. Phoenix lngraham. Mrs. Frederic j. swift Mrs
Nathan Sanford. Mrs. Henry A. Warren Miss Marie
Mrs Joseph J. Casey, registrar of the Daughters Of
he Revolution Miss Fsnny cassy and Mis- we9R
the guests united in singing patriotic hymns
Mrs Helen T. Bullock OF Elmira, y. Y, who Is
now in this city working under the auspices OF the
New-York County W. C. T. T.. will hold parliament
tary drill on Thursday at 2:3O p m. at St. Luke's
Methodist Episcopal Church. No. los West Forty
first-s Mrs Bullock is well known as teacher or
parliamentary tactics and will be assisted by Pro-
fessor Orsha Marie Conkin, OF Brooklyn This VIII
be an occasion OF special there will be
debate or the cider question. The pledge or the W.
c. T. l. as requiring total abstinence from the use
OF cider has always been point OF more or less
discussion The question will be- Resolved That in
View Of the frequent OBJECTIONS me cidet cause De
omitted from the pledge OF the W c. 7. e. Miss
~ q r r. viii take the affirmative and Will make
some interesting chemical experiments In defence or
The small fee OF Is cents Will be charged for this
tive as we'll interesting.
Aunt Polly Bassetts "Singin' Skewl" will be given
at Grace Presbyterian Church. stuyvesant and JEFF
ferson aves Brooklyn. this evening and Thursday
evening.
The BROOKLYN auxillaries Of the Women's Board OF
Foreign Missions OF the Congregational Church will
hold their annual meeting in the Lee Avenue Church
to-day The meeting vii. begin at 1915 o'clock and
last throughout the day The speakers will be Miss
o. Ian and Mrs d y
ket luncheon at noon. and coffee Will be served
by the women OF the church
Among the American women who vii. be presented
nj the frs, drawing-room Buckingham Palace to-
day are Mrs Marshall Fox and her daughter. Miss
Ethel. Mrs Maynard Butler. o. Boston. and Mrs
ID. f.. Wentworth
The night Of Washlngtor's Birthday the Scher-
mistlco Club. F. A. DA. OF San Salvatore Church.
No O7 Mulberry-st gave entertainment TO
very enthusiastic houseful OF children. In results
IL was very successful and did great credit TO the
club The rooms were graced with picture si. OF OF
Italy and America fastened TO all the pillars
Mrs Russell Sage will celebrate the fftleth
nversary OF her graduation from the Emma Will
ard Seminary In Troy June 10. In honor Of the
day Mrs Sage will address the graduating class
OF 81 She says at the request OF the faculty and
the young lady graduates. she will take her d.
ploma with her and have It read. 1t bears >the
name OF Miss Olivia Socum. which was Mrs Sage's
maiden name. For many years Mrs. sage thought
this bit OF parchment lost but II was found
NOT long ago in an old trunk. which had lain in
storehouse In Syracuse. Mrs. Sage values this d.
ploma as one OF her greatest treasures
At meeting OF the Brooklyn Womens Union
League Republican Club. which was held yester-
day afternoon in the Johnston Building. Brooklyn.
Mrs. G.. c. Gunton spoke on Restricted Immigra-
tion ="
Owing TO a typographical error In yesterdays
paper II was stated that The Birth OF Our Ma
tlon's Flag" is valued at $1,000 This Is mistake.
The picture II worth $1,000 and IL now on exhibit
ton at the 9Th Regiment Armory.
free lecture will be delivered tonight by Pres
dent Gunton on the Greater New-York Charter"
at the School OF Social Economics. No "a Union
Square: entrance on SiXteenth-st.
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO CONE.