New-York tribune., 1897-01-11


day morning in the Tuxedo.
Miss May Eros: and Miss Fannie Simpson con-
Quoted evangeisiic services last night in the First
Methodist Episcopal Church Of Flatbush.
The Rutgers College Alumnae held their annual
business meeting Saturday morning in the Wal
dorf \ breakfast was served AT 1 o'clock and
Mrs Margaret Bottome and Charlotte Perkins Stet-
Mrs G. I.eberry spoke yesterday afternoon in the
rooms Of the Mary Hartt Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union. Brooklyn.
The salaries Of about five hundred Brooklyn teach
crs have been held back the result of the Keogh
decision.
The Rev. Myra *. Libby gave IN address last night
in the Church Of the Eternal Hope, West Eighty
firSt-s, between Columbus and Amsterdam aves. on
Missionary Work IN our Church"
union meeting OF all young peoples organizations
was held saturday evening az the Union Methodist
church. Forty -eightA-si. near Broadway
two weeks mission was opened last night in the
Church of ST Francis Xavier. Slxteenth-st and
sixth-ave. The first week is for women. the second
FOR men.
The Baptis, Church o. the Redeemer. in West One
hundred-and- thiriy-hrsi-st.. has engaged Mrs
Wnona Nicholson a trained city missionary. to work
among the non-churchgong residents OF the neigh
borhood and get the children 10 attend the Sunday
school.
The Ladies Practice Whis, Class. organized by
Mrs 4 4 Cowles and Mrs John E.derkin has
eniy-hye members and meets twice week for play
AZ No West Sixty-nintn-st Men are admitted 10
IT, quarters only on extraordinary occasions.
4 large furnished house valued a. $4,000 has been
presented TO the Young Woman's Christian Assocla-
ito D.rf- bt- Of ef.v bo has nal
off the last Of the associations debt. amounting 10
$1,000
Afternoon whis, is a social function OF the New
England Women. and on Saturday afternoon sixty
TWO Of them assembled in the banquet-room Of the
Waldorf to enjoy the game Mrs William Gerry
Sade is director When the bell rings there Is
rustic OF silks. noddng Of plumes they move
up 10 seek fortune I'm chips with new partners
then silence relgns. as the game goes on.
who caviis at the unrestralned yoIubny of woman
and her ability 10 pl whist ne had better make
aid OF the bright ones. a. she threw down her
Mrs foster Coates took the first rrze-a black
aud-gold fan The second prize was taken by Mrs
Henry Bramble Wilson, beautiful miniature
Mr. Bee GRAY Taylor secured the third prize-a
Dresden ornament. and Mr. j. e. Mott ss fourth
on the list. presented win 4 beautiful stick
pin.
The BROOKLYN Teachers Association has Issued
the following bulletin Of lectures for this week
MondAy January li-French. frs; year. p m
Professor Carteaux. Primary School No. 10 Ger
man first wear I y. m. second year p. m. Pro-
frssor Schulze Primary school NJ. lJ Elementary
I,fln u m Mr. Behan. Primary School No. Is.
,rlnrnle. OF education. I T. m. Principal Felter.
primary school No. ~. This course is intended 10
.ssi.t te,chrrs preparing for the a. examination.
II yyiu consist OF hyc lessons. and II VIII be con
ciuded Immediately preceding the next examfla-
tOn. - H.
N.dr,-.laV January l3-El-mentiry Greek y.
-, Nr Flint Brooklyn High School. Punam-dve..
,cru.r Narcl-aNe French. second year. p m
prnf.-sor CartsauN Primary school No Ia. Here
,,,nr an. -.cond-year French VIII be given on
\, .dn.sd,v al y. 10 meet the convenience OF
m. members OF the class. German. nrsi year p
m second year p m. Pro- Scnuize. ftl-
% ,n,rv school No i6 Reading circle In psychology.
onduct.d by Miss Davenport p M: PRIMARY
achooI No H. Pictorial drawing. Miss Boyd p.
~ 1hnrsday January li-French. third year. D. M.