New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-18
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAIN HrNi"

s -, course of entertainments being
o,,.r nv the Young Peoples Association o' Tue
calvary Baptist Church. Fifty-se'e''"'
Slx,h-ave was furnished last e'enne
musical organizations Of New-forK ,hVers'!
aood. ,,yed audience was present and rewarded inc
So ~ IN. entertainers with generous applause
The programme was well chosen ana Preseh'eSs
some pleasant features; cornet so,H so oH ~ onis
IomPkmss, hv r W. Abbott assisted by the sl {,
club selections from III Trovatore p cub and a
~ ~ ,p,snsi sketch called AN Act of Ip.o Date
Grand opess A Mn0Gs tie fPhIIos Mrs B.
Ca,vert Mrs. r. H. Seaton Mrs George r. Morgsm
EdyaF& h Mrs joseph aT
II Juilliard Mrs j. Dyneley PRINCE mrs us, asaT y
+: Russell Mrs Esbert l.. viele and Mrs James T.
Newcomb.
>,ar,,ers Of the Chelsea Republican Ciuo OF 'he
JXth Assembly District and their i''e
,norrv Lac, evening at the Lenox Lyceum' Inc W.
me-. ,.as tho third annual entertainment and re-
,ior ~ that organiza on. and II surpassed III
,r,,,oncv and enthusia its two predecessois ~
vaudeville programme occupies ,hT ss cleared for
he recention and dancing which continued mnos
late hour. Fully loo people en Mere p ouigg Abra.
them being Congressman Lemuel f. ~oe'
ham Gruber and other Repuphcahs'
,. OH pepiment Colonel Seward. COMMANDING
held preparatory drill last night in It's new a'io'
=, Eour,eentb-st and Sixth-ave. The onciai oPeil-
,py
u r Coils, Mayor Strong and the meHoe'' VI wv.
.or, poard will review the regiment at y, m! m;
Cninna seward has given orders ina, anouo L'oro
nvitsonS s"s Nav National Guard and state and
n ing OF ncaIs is expected After the parade
t s,ioOs of the State medal for long and fah'u'
ssr,Ire " viii be made by General Coils
rhs Martin Luther Choral Society gave Its second
co ncert in Chickering Hall on Tuesday evening" -
Wambseanss was the conductor. Frank H. Maru'
organ: Robert Reitz. violoncello; JACOB >. "e,s'
ySn Pr ronrano sSernase tenor and OTTO
Luebker, barytone. also TOOK tp par, n, '"e
THE proceeds were given 10 d hosP''
rba seventh annual meeting OF the Empire state
socic,v Sons of the American Revolution WI! oe
held at the Hotel Normandie. February - al p H.
The annual election will be held on the same ud!
and at the place TO elect me rsnresenfave 10
the Congress of the Nationai Socie'! Inv P
be open from . TO oc!ocH'
co,ore, r u Dennison will speak at the monthly
meeting Of the Republican organization OF the
Forty third Election District Of the & s IVES,
semby District. tomorrow night at NO -oi "'''
One hyindrcd d. md thirty -fourth-st
nh. annual meeting of the New-York Free Circu-
,at;ne Library for the Blind. will be held at 'he IL
brary No l2l West Ninety -frst-st' on Na'c" . at
$3.50 p. m
The Young Mems Cnristian Union OF Nor'h Nc"
York Will ho,d @ social evening at its rooms west
chester and Bergen-aTes., to-hish' AZ ''i' ~
rh. ANIMAL hall of the Hudson Boat Club VIII DE-
held Monday evening the clubhouse; One ,H
dred- and twenty -seventh-st and the HUDSON River
The Sixteen TO One Club. No. l22 Eas, One-hundred
.nd,wantv- fifth St has adopted resolutions OF re
| GRE, III the death of William +. ST. john
| Frank d. Pavey will address the Blaine Repub
ucan Club on the proposed amendments to The
| Primary laws before the Senate and Assembly
| of this State az its rooms No 10 West twenty
| foi;r,h-s, Oh Saturday evening. at O'Clock. Mem
bers are asked TO De present. with their TRENDS
| and thus aid in making the meeting a success
! A memorial meeting for the Rev. Peter Cameron
Scot, superinendent OF the Inland African Mis-
| sion who recently died in Uganda. South Africa
was held in the Lexington Avenue BAPTIST Church
| isst night, The Rev. DR. Campbell presided and
| The speakers included Mrs r. NJ. Whitemore
| Charles r. Hurlburt and James McConkey. of ths
| African Inland Missionary Council.
| The booksellers League will have its Februarl
| smoker" tomorrow evening. in Hartman Hall. No
| 4 wes, Nineteenth-st. The Arrangement OF Stock
| will be discussed
| The Association Of Master Plumbers will have al
| ainmpnt and reception on Friday evening II
the Central Opera House. in East Sixty seventh st
| Maior-General Martin T. Mcmahon will read
| naner Three Monuments" before the United Ser
! r,c. Club No ls West Thirty on SATURDAY
l at $50 y. m.