New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-26

A farewell reception for the Rev. Dir. +. T.
Chvers was given by the Baptist young and
women Of this city at the Central Baptist Church.
In Forty-second-st., last night. DR. Chivers the
district secretary of the American Baptist Mis-
sionary Union but was recently elected to succeed
the Rev Dr. f. L. wilkins the general secretary
of the BAPTIST Young Peoples Union Of America
He will have his headquarters in Chicago. for
which place he will leave here IN about ten days
There was a large attendance at las: nights re-
ception TO bid goodhy to him and TO wish him sue
in h n STr aa of %S sv hs %
votional exercises. the singing of hymns. a barry
| lam Lawrence and addresses The Rev Or. r.
! Macarthur spoke on behalf Of the pastors of the
! voYng people Of New-York and Norway Williams
president behalf OF the Baptist Young People
! Union DR. Chivers and the Rev. Frank NJ Good
| The Dickinson College Alumni Association Of
! New-York will hold its annual dinner at the Wind
| sor Hotel this evening at o'clock. Among those
! expected TO respond to toasts are the Rev. DR..
George Edward Reed president Of the college; Cen
! eral James f. Rushing. Richard Watson Glider, the
| Dobbins General Horatio G. King Of Brooklyn
president Of the association viii preside
There will be a performance Of the play The Man
! in the Case" in Association Hall Twenty-third-st.
and Fourth-avc this evening for the benefit Of
| the New-York Free kindergarten for Colored chill
| dren.
President Seth Low of Columbia University
Will deliver an address upon The proposed charter
| for the Greater New-York tomorrow evening be-
| fore the city Club The club will have special
meeting to hear the address. and also will pass
ton
The Fifth Street School Association will give It's
annual dinner at the Arena tomorrow evening at
3 o'clock Among the graduates expected 70 re-
spond 10 foasts are \. II. Humme. Justice l.. A.
| Giegerich. Joseph Koch. Maurice p. Blumenthal
and Lyman q Bloomingdale. Speeches will also be
mace fo ny = Hunt assistant Superintendent OF
schools and Assembyman George g. Austin.
The dinner of the Phi Beta Kappa Frat rnity
will take place tomorrow evening az : o'clock at
| the Hotel Savoy. Among the speakers will be
Rishop Potter. the Rev Or. VI. w. Stryker. presi-
dent Of Hamilton College. Lyon g. Tyler president
0i me the frtterHity was founded President F. II
| Capen. Of Tufts College. Massachusetts, and
others.
At the Manhattan Liberal club, No. 90 East
Flfteerth-st this evening. there Will be lecture
on Municipal ownership OF Public Franchises by
| Edward VI. Grout
Tho Roy DR. Frlncs l.. Patton. president Of
Princeton University. will preach in the Marble
| roIlaot,to Church on Sunday morning and evening.
II is Expected that Or Burrell will resume MS work
upon the following sunday.
meeting is 10 be held in Carnegie Hall on Tues
d, oven,nr 70 celebrate the completion by the So
c,etv for the Suppression Of Vice Of twenty-five
Years Of existence. Addresses will be made by
Norris X Jesup and william T. Dodge. the Rev
~, ~ II y Faunce and Charles K. skinner. state
enoriniendent OF Public instruction. They VIII be
interspersed with music.
Tho German Society, which was organized IN
49,, hold IFS annual meeting AZ Liedcrkranz Hal
last night Gustave II. schwab D. schnaken3erg
t r. 7 Gudeuill August Fcig'l ana Robert g.
sr,or'r were elected trustees for three years
COMPLIMENTARY dinner In honor OF clarence
,.ddv the well-known Chicago orsanist' was given
~ the Arena Thirty -hrst-st. near bfo'"""y' "s'
INT The dinner WAS given 10y William - Carl
,, ~ the First Presbyterian Church, OF this
80, Fourteen OF the best-known organists OF M.
ci,y were present The occasion OF i,s, hisnt .
was practically the opepiaS or the meet
| - ~ the American Guild OF orsahiAts' which oe'
Gins Al ST. Georges Church to-day