New-York tribune., 1897-01-19
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

Lieutenant X. r. Pcary u. 8. ~. gave an interest
ing lecture before several hundred people In Asso-
citation Hall. Twenty-;hird-st and Fourth-ave.. as'
night Illustrating 1t with maps and views OF Green
m a.. ana o er Peay
pressed the opinion that the only feasible route 70 tns
graphic account Of his Journey from Whale Sound nd
to independence Bay ard return. distance OF 1;Y
esqumau dogs. He finished with one.
There are 800 invitations cut for the annual bal
Of the Blaine Club on the evening OF January q at
the Lenox Lyceum. and an attendance OF not less
than 1000 people OF both sexes Is expected Among
less each are c. W. Hicket, chairman OF the Repub-
Ietary OF the Republican County Committee: Job E
Hedges Mayors secretary: Henry PrreI Charles
missioner James r. Sheffield. As-.mbyvman P. II.
MSrpny sse css JsIis Mas- i
ridge and Senator F. ID. Pavey
The bi-monthly dinner Of the Unitarian Club OF
New-York will be held at the ST. Denis Hotel on
Thursday evening Mrs. Julia Ward Howe ana
Mrs Mary A. LIvermore will be the speakers OF the
evening.
The New-York Churchman'S Association held It's
semi-monthly meeting at Clark's. No. % West
Twenty-third-st.. Yesterday. a; p. IN. There are
about one hundred members IN the
diocese About twenty y-hvc were present YESTERDAY
The Rev. DR.. Thomas r. Harris. OF ST. Mary's
the organization. occupied the chair. After lunch
c rbrs The wxs n he9 ha Rv on r
spoke on Having Without Earning. the Rev. "
s Emery Life an Obligation. and the e, Rev ,s
meeting lasted until after p. M
The managers OF the Purm Ba.,. 10 be held to-
night a, the Metropolitan Opera House nave decided
70 open the doors $50 o'clock. Instead OF 10 O'clock
,.,t<os, he -Oil
the door The charmen Of the various committees
Floor Committee. NJ. H. Moses Lobby com
Helmann: supper Committee. Isaac IT, TIerts. The
tabeaus and professions representing operate scenes
vii. be novel and interesting.
Miss s. c. Very Fellow OF the American College %
Musicians and associate pianist of Trinity College
England vii. deliver at o'clock this afternoon al
the school OF Mrs Leslie Morgan Nos - ana 10 Mest
Eighty-sixths. the first Of series OF fve TuesIay
afternoon lectures on the history OF music Tne
lecturer will Illustrate her subject at the piano
At the Social Reform Club No. 2s Eas, Fourth-s
tonight there will BE- discussion regarding the Use
Of schoolhouses for public meetings. Professor Seg-
man. Of Columbia University. and jacob W. Mask ,
school commissioner are expected to ADDRESS the
meeting
The Shakespeare Club of New-York city met at
the Hotel Marlborough last night for their first
reception this season. There was large attend
ance and an erjoyab programme. The entertain
mcnt was followed by a light supper. Frederick
G. Smedley. president Of the club. occupied the
chair and made address before introducing MISS
Josephire NJ Mack. who gave piano solo Mrs.
Harriet Webb entertained the audience win ,. a
reading and Miss Fora Gladys Horocker @ sang Two
selections Ex Congressman John De Witt warner
followed with the literary feature OF the evening
a paper entitled Three Generations OF a Tailor.
made Gentleman" in which he drew an extended
comparison between Shakespeares .Twelfth Nignt
and Sheridans THE Rivals" Nine Henrietta
Beebe sang two soprano solos. which were well re-
ceived and a piano solo by Miss Mack was ioi-
lowed nv two moro soprano solos by Mrs Florence
w Sutton DR. W. 3. Davenport Is treasurer OF
the club: John NJ Kyle. secretary. and Miss Nor
yella Young. recorder.