New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

C. E Patterson editor Of the athletic depart
nent OF q paper called Men" delivered lecture
illustrated with stereopticon views. upon the sub
feet Christian Men in Athletics" at the Young
Mer's Christian Association. Twenty-third-st- and
Fourth-ave last night. Mr.. Patterson argued that
Christianity and muscle were not 30 rare a coz.
binaton as is etimes imagined and showed
that many Of the most prominent MEMBER 0. tne
football baseball ard other athletic teams OF the
leading American colleges and universities were
allied 10 religious institutions ana were Give "a
their student days in propasating Christian pf1n-
cples.
The New-York Theological Club held en- opsa
meeting last evening the rooms OF the Health
Culture Club No 81 Fifth-ave. This club Is de-
voted to the dissemination. Of Information about
the many good qualities Of the mushroom as q
food and the way in which 10 raise that vegetable
The Ohio Society held a meeting last evening &C
No 2S6 Fifth-ave.. at which the following new
members were elected: Martin Snider. Harley T.
Proctor. George Fl. Hopper and James G. New
comb General Henry /. Burnett presided al the
meeting which was largely attended Las, ever.
tina, has beer open so successfully at the rooms OF
the society for the last fortnight or more
The Entertainment Committee OF the New-York
Press Club rendered e reception 70 the officers OF
the International League OF Press Clubs at the club
house III West Twenty-six,h-st Yesterday after
noon. Joseph Howard. jr.. president OF The New
York Club, presided az dinner; which was a.
tended by about one hundred members Of the club
A vaudeville programme given at the end Of
the meal The officers OF the International League
have here to make arrangements for the
forthcoming convention OF the league which Is TO
be held in This city the first week in June. busi-
ness meeting preceded the elmer and entertain
ment but. owing TO the fact that several mem
bors OF the committee unable TO reach the city.
it was postponed until to-day. Among those present
at the meeting were H. ID. NOught, OF Bufalo,
president Of he International League; Max Ways.
OF Baltimore. Henry Wack, OF 81. PAUL. Jean char
lous, OF New-York; George F. Lyon and \. b. De
Frece.
The New-Yo-k Society OF Keramlc Arts held IT.
regular monthly meeting az the Waldorf yesterday.
A paper on "Enameis for Glass Soft Glaze and
Unglazed Ware" was read by Miss Anna Sleden-
berg and illustrated by her work II was fol-
lowed BY an exhibit OF WORKS by members Mmo
lie Prince showed a seascape in gray; Mrs Hlnsdale
a fancy plate. with purple asters Mrs Calhoun .
lily vase and Original designs of chrysanthemurs;
Mrs Leonard how glass enames be used
Beeck + Marshall Fry. r. a nut dish, decorated
with roses and rococo scrolls; Mrs. T. ". Fry.
bonbon box. decorated with tiny roses and raised
gold: Mrs NJ. A. Neal. .arge plaque in Copsn-
hagen blue. and Frank Arens waier-c0Icrs and pen:
an1irk sketches OF watormill On Long Island. AID
some stil-life studies.
The March meeting Of The New-York Library
Club will be held at the Aston Library. No %
Lafayette Place. Thursday. at 7:G p m. ''some
Recent photographed Projects" Will be the sub
tect discussed. Or +. :. Billings ThOrwald Sol.
berg OF Boston. and q Il. Bahsr are announced
as the speakers
AT the Social Reform Club. No 2s East Fourth
St this evening the Rev. DR. Lyman Abbott and
Henry White will speak on The Six-Day Week"
The Rev. Dr. Newland Maynard will deliver an
Illustrate! and historical lecture on Spain and
It's People" tomorrow afternoon at Carnegie Han
The Republican Club Will give its monthly d.nnes
az the clubhouse. No. 40 Fifih-ave. tonight. The
Rev Dr. Macarthur and other prominent speakers
Will respond 10 the toasts