New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-05

Managers and Subscription members Will mold the
annual meeting tomorrow.
Miss Very's next lecture. before the Haarlem
Philharmonic Society. will be given on Wednes-
day morning AZ the home of Mrs. Hamilton Hls-
gins No 277 Lenox-ave.; subject Music OF T 80,
day The subject of ne last one VIII ss pf by
Mesrs Roebben and Bergner, volinist ana ceII i
Il viii be given at ne home on on ihr morning of
April "a. The last morning musical OF the society
will be given on April p
The Rev. George c. Needham will take charge
to-day of the weekly union Bible class which the
Rev. D. NJ Stearns has been heretofore conducting
The class meets on Mondays At o'clock p m IN
the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church on ne
corner of Fifty-eighth-st. Mr.. Needham VIII axe
up the study Of the Tabernacle IN adauon 10 cie
known ability in explaining the old TestamSSin l
types will insure him an appre'r99ye audience W.
There will be sale tomorrow afternoon from
to 8 o'clock for the benefit of the church se'tle-
ment summer Home for Destitute children, at NO.
6 East Fifty-third-st. Tea will be served.
The Junior class of the Teachers College will en-
terrain It's friends. fellow-studentS ana the rae
ulty at O'Clock this afternoon in the college
The children I'm the Mission cooking class VII give
H. dozen ltle Girls i'm the class preparing all the
dishes ana serving them ON Friday evening.
Easter
school reopens April 70 and the college Oh
April 20.
Laura Christine Blackwell will give a concert this
evening IN the hail Of the Y NJ c. A.. No. . West
y-ffth-st.. for the benefit OF
the Morningside Baptist Church. She Will be as
sisted by Mrs Viola Pratt Gtlleite contralio' Iheo-
dor Btjrksten tenor; Herbert Withcrspoon basso;
Waller Russell Johnston. pianist. Or. Nice vio-
lin,st; Mrs Helene Weld Munson. acGompanIst ana
Warren H. Richards. personator Reserved seats
vii sell for 81 50 ana admission tickets for 81.
A benefit musical for Mrs. Rose Hawthorne La
throp's Cancer Hospital for Incurables VIII be
given on the evening Of April $, beginning at $50
O'Clock at Chickerng Hall Distinguished artists
have volunteered their services and an unusually
attractive programme is promised. The following
are among the patrons: His Grace Archbishop Cor
riqan. Mrs Augustus s.. Gaudens Mrs Richard
E Mh,S WbeeIrr Wicox Mrs g C. Buel Mrs Joseph
me +. Corpenter Mrs Henry s Nelson Miss Jo-
Harper and Miss Alice Pine All existing cancer
hospitals take only durable cancer patients; no
provision whatever being made Tor the ihc'r'Oie''
Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait will speak Thursday
evening. April s. in the Baptist Temple, Third-ave.
and Schermerhorn-st Brooklyn. THE American
Problem Colonel Alexander ;. Bacon viii pre-
side Mrs Chapman cat has been pronounced by
Lady Henry Somerset to be the finest woman ora
tor In America
The annual meeting Of the Womans Home Mis-
slonary Society Of the Presbytery OF New-York will
he held this afternoon o'clock AZ No. l6 Fifth
ave Miss Florence jackson ana pr' Sheldoh jack
son will make addresses
Miss Carlotta Desvlgnes will give song recital at
the Waldorf this afternoon
The Creole Female quartet sang at the free con-
GER, given Saturday night In the Metropolitan Tenn
nile Seventh-ave and Fourtecnth-st Mss Barnett
fecited and the Misses Strong and Son gave violin
and banjo solos.
A portrait OF william Brookneld. who Com
missioner OF Public Works during 1898. has been
painted by r. y. Hyneman and will be presented TO
Mrs Brookheld on her return to the city from the
South. The picture ordered and paid for by me
employees OF the Department Of Public works MIS-
Brookield il expected in New-York in few weeks
Mrs Mary Esther Reynolds gave S22jO0O last week
10 the University OF Chicago Il has not yet been de-
cided 10 what use the new tuna VIII be- put
Little Ruth Cleveland has been recently presented
with a beautiful Shetland pony and dny doscart.
The gift came from Miss Helen Savage. OF Railway.
l. whose father is president OF the Union County
Bank I'm that city. Dot IL the name OF The pony,
and she is about as big as a large Newfoundland
dog
The Amherst Glee, Mandolin and Banjo clubs will
give their annual NewYork concert at Carnegie
Lyceum this evening. Among the patronesscs are
Mrs Lyman Abbott, Mrs Henry Clews. Mrs, ID.
Willis James, Mrs William IraVers jerome, MIS-.
] Plerponi Morgan. Mrs Samuel Thomas and Mrs
Rufus
Miss Mary Field the daughter of Eugene Field,
will give a reading before the Smith College club
at Syracuse y. Y, this evening Inc proceeds are
TO be given TO the Smith College library fund.
Tho Ladies Club Of Staten Island Will hold Its