New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-21
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

An ENJOYABLE musical given at the knsvv
Mansion Easter Monday night. The artists wsTs
Mrs Anna Birch soprano; Miss Myra A. D1lV.
pia MIST Mrs. Harriet Otis Dellenbaugh. reader sno
Miss Ida f. Crane. accompanist pleasant sur
prise was given the audience by the appearance OF
Michael Banner the weIl-known violinist. who. ac-
compa MED by John c. Pfeiner, OF the Metropolitan
Opera House rendered a concerto by Mendelssohn
and the Carmen Fantasia arranged BY Sarasate
The proceeds for the WOmens Workroom OF
the Northern Branch OF the Bureau OF Charities.
School Hygiene" was the subject OF the lecture
al the reopenng OF the Teachers College yesterday
lectures 70 be given by Or. William IT, Burnham.
OF Clark University. at the college
The Kings Daughters Of 81 Georges Church
have been holding fair for the last two days IN
the Memorial House IN sixteenth-st, near Stuy..
yesant square. for the benefit OF the Sunday-schooi
supplement or the CHURCH paper
An interesting entertainment. consisting Of read
Ings from Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush." was
given by Mise Jean Howison yesterday sfternoors
at the Waldorf Miss Howlson f. from Perth. Scot
land. and this fact added 70 her familiarity with the
picturesque scenery people and the local conditions
which the book describes lends n peculiar color 20
her reading Of the Scotch stores These stories APP
peal AZ az tt1es 10 American Sympathy. but never
so strongly as wien read By "A native OF Scotland.
MIS- sutros law class for women VIII take up the
study Of The Law OF wills" beginning with the
first meeting In May. NJ Laird WIN continue his
lectures TO the class; The next meeting viii be held
Saturday morning, April r. Ia Carnegie Music Hall.
In the studio Of Mrs. A. u. McC.edy.
The Womsn's National Sabbath Alliance having
appointed Friday. April o. a. a special day Of
prayer. will hold meeting in the Broadway Tabsr-
nace chapel. Thirty-fourth-st. and Broadway. at
III a. m on that day.
Dr. r. S. Macarthur addressed tho Young
Womans Christian Association. No. East FL
feminist. last night on Lessons from the Eplpha.
MES OF Christ on Resurrection Day"
Mrs. Emma Wakefield a coIored woman has been
admitted to the medical profession by the State
Board OF Medical Examiners of Louisiana. She n
said TO be the first coored woman In the Union 70
be so hOnored.
Dr. A. F. schauHer announces that he Will receive
any gifts for the work OF Miss Meredith Brown In
the slums Of West London that those who heard
her Sunday at Carnegie Hall wish to give. His
office Is in the Charities Building Fourth-ave. and
Twenty-second-st.
An interesting musical was given yesterday after
at Chickering Hall. All OF the performers
were well-known artists Two numbers. "A Noe.
turne." by Doppler. and "Serenade and Cossank
Dance" by Holman were most acceptably rem
dered by the New-york Philharmonic Club. The
club is under the direction OF Eugene Weinsr.
and includes the following members: Ernest
Bauer, violin; Eugene Wener, flute: Frank
s. Porte. violin; L. W Hoffman. violoncello:
Paul Mende viola; Henry Lehman, double bass. and
Ida Letson Morgan accompanist. Miss Amy Fay
gave two selections. one from Chopin and one from
Wagner Miss Fielding g. Roselle sang several
SONGS which were well received.