New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-23
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

THE DAYS GOSSIP
An organ recital will be given this evening in the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of the Ascension
Fifth-ave and Tenth-st.. by Charles Heinrath or
ganst and musical director. The programme will
consist Of the following: Joccata Deric. Bacn
"Son9t3" y minor Guilmant; "Bibcal Songs"
Dvorak for barytOne. Harry Burleigh: symphony
VI" Wdor.
musical and literary entertainment in aid OF
the Silver Cross Tenement Fund will be given this
feminist This promises to be most interesting
affair some Of the best artists have offered their
services.
Miss Marion F. Coppernoll will lecture to-day at
1890 a. m. on Footprints of Famous Travellers.
at the home Of Mrs. D. r. Wilson. No lG4 Rodney
St. Brooklyn. This IL the last lecture in a series
of three that Miss Coppernoll has been giving on
Tuesday mornings.
pictures OF the Revolutionary Tires" is the sub
ject Of Miss Harriet NJ. Densons lecture to-day. at
o'clock at the New-York Exchange for woman's
Work
The Rev. Dr. Newland Maynard lectures on "The
Metropolis OF London" the house of Mrs. c. c.
Worthington. No. % Firth-ave. at II o'clock this
morning
The annual election Of officers will take place to-
day at the meeting of the Alumnae Association of
the Brooklyn Training School for Teachers. This
meeting will be held IN the school building. in
Ryerson-st., at O'CLOCK.
The Harlem Woman's Republican Club will hold
its regular meeting this afternoon in the club
rooms. Lexington-ave. and Ore-hundred and
twenty -ffth-st.
Mrs Helen L. Bullock will lecture on open Door
for Women" at 81. Luke's Protestant Episcopal
Church. clnton-ave, near Fulton-st.. Brooklyn.
this afternoon at o'clock. Miss Mabel Saxton.
vioinis.. will assist.
It Is said that the Baroness Anna Won Bulow.
ME of the distinguished Countess Mahrenhoz
Won Bow Is to arrye here from Ger
ISOLATION Will give reception I'm her honor. Bar
oness Won Blow will deliver a lecture on kinder
garten methods.
The young ladies' OF Mrs. Hazen's school. who
made such a success I'm the Merchant OF Venice"
are Miss Blair Miss Grinne. Miss Esler. Miss Bar
num- Miss Leland. Miss Sawyer. Miss Pckney.
Miss Sanders. Miss Clark and Miss Johnson.
The Keep Street Circle of the Brooklyn Jewish
Women's Council meets to-day.
Mrs Jared Sanford OF Mount Vernons lead
ing society ladies'. gave a luncheon to fourteen Of
her friends Saturday last. The table was beau
tlfuly decorated with ferns and cut flowers. and
the vands served choice and delicate Among
Mrs Sandfords guests Mrs Milton Rathbun.
Miss Emma Ely Mrs HiIl Mrs Lord, Mrs Frank
Mrs d. F. McClintock, Mrs. +. D. Jennings. Mrs.
II T.. Rhoades. Mrs. Robert McVickar ard Mrs.
Allen
A meeting OF the Westchester Womans Club
was held on Wednesday afternoon at Willard Hall.
An admirable paper was read by DR.. Andrew F.
Currier on The Life and Works OF Schiller"
The parliamentary law drills by Professor Orpha
Marie Conklin under the auspices of Miss Whit
combs Aumn@. were begun Yesterday at No. 50
March % and % and April and 5.
The Colonial Chapter. Daughters OF the Revolu-
ton was delightfully."- entertained at special
meeting held at the residence OF the State Regent.
Mrs Edward Paulit Steers: No. 2076 Flfth-aye. on
Saturday afternoon Owing TO the resignation OF
Mrs Abram Steers regent of the chapter. Mrs.
De Voiney Everett occupied the chair. and Mrs:
Smith Anderson unanimously elected to fill
the office of vice-regent.
The Bible Class OF the Rev c. NJ stearns met yes
terday at o'clock In the Madison Avenue Presby-
terrain Church Flfty-third-st. and Madison-ave The
class will meet again March % at the same hour
and place. After that date the Rev George e Need
ham will conduct the class. the Rev Mr.. Stearns
Will go abroad.
The Noun, Holyoke College Giee Club will sing
I,irov evening IN Carnegie Concert Hall The club
is c,nnosed OF thirty members. all OF whom have
we-trained voices This is its first public appear
ance in New-York. 1t comes mere under the au-
sorlation OF Mount Holyoke college The proceeds
OF the concert viii go 20 yn@ ThTsss pvS Inn
New-Haven
The Phalo Club held a meeting OF more than usual
interest Yesterday afternoon in the home of Mrs
Anderson No "a West Fortyseventh-st The sub
iect discussed was: rs Philosophy More Influential
Than other Forces In the Development Of Notions?
The papers which followed treating of "Phoso-
phys Influence. took the form Of an argument half
being on the Affirmative ana half on the negative
Era. was by Mrs Titus. Mrs Anderon's paper
foowed lakng up The oSsr nb,se me Trs ,h
subject was treated were: Subordinate In National
Movements" As Evidenced by Art" LESS Than
That OF Geographic Conditions and Motive,
Power The members who entered into the general
Phebe Hanaford. Mrs. Jasper Cairns. Mrs. Benja-
min Kenyon. Mrs. Miriam II Greeley. Mrs Lucy
Amory and Mrs Alexander. Miss Lovett G. Wolfe
was the guest OF honor
Mrs Henry Gieiow Will deliver her Illustrated
texture on Dixie Land" in the chapel OF the
Strong Place Baptist Church. Wednesday evening
March a. at S o'clock. This lecture, with its
stereopticon pictures OF Southern scenery wonder
m views OF the Ly Tag % her the
negro dialect cannot faii 10 De instructive interest
Miss Fanny NJ Spencer will give a recital to-mor-
row al the Fourth Presbyterian Church. at West
End-ave and Ninety hrst-s'. She Will be assisted
by Albert Gerard Theirs
Mrs Hamett. who was for long time resident
OF India will give the third OF her series on Al
ternoons In India" at the residence OF Mrs Thomas
g. Fuller No. 252 West Seventy-fourth-st Mrs
Hnrnctt will speak the Religious 9ide OF tho
Hindoo.' and exhibit somo Of the sacred books