New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-11

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| Such a large number OF guests and members Of
| the Woman's Press Club have accepted inv-
tations for the Valentine dinner. to be given
at the Windsor Hotel on Saturday evening
| that arrangements have been made to use
| the large and newly decorated dining-room
| for the OCCASION The menu will be arranged
a valentine. appropriate notices will accompany
the various courses the cards will be red. red
| are being received by the chairman of the COM
mittee and these will be read and distributed dur
| ing the evening one of these missves has been
| sent in by the Rev. Anoinette Brown Blackwell.
who the first v oman ordained as a minister
snt the United states Mrs Blackwell VIII be pres
| There will be meeting OF the Universalist ALI
ance at All Souls Church. South Nnth-st.. Brook
| Ign. tomorrow morning at II O'Clock. Miss Mary
| fawey will read a paper on ''DenomInational
| News" which will be followed by an article on
| THE Tendency OF Modern Literature" by Mrs
Charles Hazen Russell. DR.. Katherine ID. Brunette
will speak current events and Mrs. Agnes Bailey
Ormsbee on The Modern Drama" A general dis
cusson will follow. Luncheon will be provided by
the ladies OF the church at the close Of the meeting
The AS You Like It. Reading Club will meet
this evening AT o'clock at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs j. A. Brown. No 22s West One hundred and
fourth-st The third act of Hamlet will be read.
and Mrs Emily Beery will read brilliant paper
on Hamlet Related 10 the New Age" She will
speak of him from a psychological poin; OF view
Of humanity. Mrs Bertha Welby, the president.
will preside. and the programme will conclude with
a social hour
The second paper in the course arranged by the
Church Club Fifth-ave. and Forty-seventhst.. was
read last evening by the Rev c. Woosey Hodge.
The subject THE Effect OF the Renaissance
on Christian Architecture and Art" Mr.. Hodge Is
the rector of the Church of the Ascension. Phila-
delphia
The Catholic Womans Association OF Brooklyn
gave a musical and literary entertainment last
night at No. 10 Prospect Place.
Miss Jessie A. Fowler of London. ectured last
night in the hall Of the American institute OF
The Cecilia Ladies' Vocal Society, of Brooklyn
gave it's second OF the season last night in
Association Hall. The chorus, under the leader
ship of John Hyatt Brewer, rendered the following
programme:
ode 10 Music" -Ioner
Rest estf The @"e on This 4ossy Pillow smart
The Sea and The Noon
Incidental solos In the choral numbers sung
by Miss Barsow. Miss Oshander. Miss Hoffman
and Mrs and o Sym Me S' aso
peared on the programme
Mrs. Helen Bullock will lecture this evening in the
Central Park Baptist Church. No. 235 East Eighty
third-st.
A number OF woman suffrage agitators are en-
deayoring to form Womans Suffrage League OF
Long Island. Mrs. Craige. OF Brooklyn. Is one
~ the prime movers in the enterprise. She has
vislted a number OF the local leagues Long
island and hopes to bring about closer union
OF the small bodies.
The Universaiist Woman's Alliance OF the Metro
noI,,an District will hold Its regular monthly
meeting at II o'clock tomorrow morning In All
Souls Church.
AFTERNOON AT THE AUTHORS GUILD.
AT the Authors Guild yesterday delightful
nrosramme was presented TO the guests. Mrs.