New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-16


lecture being OF his course on me principles OF
sunday school reaching.
Colonel Charles ChaiIle- Long will give free IL
iGstrated lecture in Assembly Hail Pratt Institute
Brooklyn. this evening Egypt and the Nile
Sources
The New-York State Woman Suffrage Associa-
ton mas taken rooms in the Pulitzer Building. and
Will open them formally April !. They have
already opened informally and Mr.. Carrie
Chapman T. Ia charge
The annual luncheon OF the Brooklyn Womans
Indian Association will be held at the Pouch Maa-
sion next Friday afternoon. II promises TO bs .
pleasing affair. Miss Edith Dennis and Miss Bello
Landfear viii assist in the entertainment
A large number OF invitations has been issued b.
General and Mrs. Howard Carroll for tomorrow
afternoon meet al their home. no W est mr.
ty-eighth-st Mrs. Sara Chalmers Bradley, Nine.
Kitty Berger Pancritius. the either player. and
Master Edwin Augustus Grlsse whose perform
ance upon the violin has attracted much attention
In musical circles Master Crasse is only Twelve
years OF age lie will appear for the hrst time D.
fore A large audience to-inorro"
The Business Womans Republican Association
held meeting last evening In is cigbroom. No
2l5 West One-hundred nd twenty -hfth-st An A.
tractive social and literary programme was pre- pre-
sented All the classes under the auspices OF ,IlIs
v prrnli Sea-, Robinson mas just begun
her last class In social economies
The Young Women's Christian Association OF
Brooklyn does most practical WORK IN a'ihs
seff-supporting women TO secure good places
and is useful 10 employers also IN providing com
petent and relia bic women for different kinds OF
work The bureau list includes trained nurses.
companions. governesses. mauons. ~ 1lrs md.as'
dress kers. seamstress-s cashiers. Dookheepers.
stenograpners clerks and hogseheepsrs but does
not supply domestic servants "a
The bureau is located al ,son,
Flatbush-aye.. and - open every week DAY ION
The hours are from to =
Nine Inli Lehman. assisted by Renhoid L
Herman. VIII give song recital DID ana OF 'hs
Summer Rest Society In the Waldorf nairoon on
Thursday afternoon March lS at 800 O'Clock The
ladies Interested IN selling tickets are Mss Eleanor
Bodgett and Mrs Hiloorne l. Roosevelt
The object OF the Summer Rest Society IL TO pro-
vide rest and country air 10 sef-supporins genus-
women who cannot afford the prices demanded az
cor1forab bic health resorts and are IN need during
the summer months. Of complete change ana re-
taxation after the winter Of toil and fatigue IN the
city.
The recital viii be given under the auspices OF
Mrs Abe Mrs. J. \. Burden. Mrs Clews' MIA
H. r. Dmock. Mr. charles b FOOT M,s. F Wrs
Richard irwin NJ aeT9srt J2snT Wsitea g
oskn an" Nrs - Y : Roosevelt. Mrs.. E. n
5 evens. Mrs Louis e TIFFANY Ars; r. T. Van Van
White. Tie following programme WEI be pre-
,enird:
pu r . dc Eas .;.a schus.r.
H .lI' .............. ....... Herman
t t.''- WEN ......t .............. rsunserr
KIN > -dhnesiun E Rt,,ss,S
Is' llsI@.' ..,a 5dss;
Ms. lane Meade welch VIII give six Tuesday
and Friday afternoon talks The War OF the
America, Revolution" Al the Waldorf. besinning
Tuesday March p. Al o'clock
The frs, topic will be- VIVA, H. d Colony
on March g. "Concora Lexington and Bunker
Hin" April = The Battles Of Trenton and
Princeton April o. "Ih~ Battle OF saratoga,
April 9 'John PAU Jones. OF FlambcrouSh h,esl'.
and April g. kings Mountain and II Leaners'
Last night Miss Mary Proctor gave a lecture
before the Young Mems Christian Association, OF
Sprinef+ld MUS on other Words Than ours
Tonight .he will lecture A. Horticultural Hall
Philadelphia o. Russia the Lard Of the Gar,
in aid OF thu building fund OF th' Pay tospitai ior
Contagious Diseases. and DSp-nsary OF ths Alsn
nae ~ The WOmans Medical 'oh"Sr OF fehhsS'-
vania.
cookinc which has heretofore been laugh, In
the s,coud and third grades OF the girls grammar
schools Of this city & be extended 70 the first
grade This i at the request OF several principals
and b, The recommendation Of Mrs. Williams. su.
s d Jasper OF h Board OF Edac.
ton. II l. 10 go into effect III once
The Woman's Exchange. Of Harlem, Is on the
north side OF One-hundre nd went yffth-st. BE-
fveen Lenox and Fifth ayes and is open daily
from II m until D. m. The rule OF the ex-
change is accept articles only from women
who support themselves By the labor % their hands
Here may be found not only delicious pies. cake
preserves ielies etc but artistic designs IN CHINA
pa:ntng and linen drawn work. besides many
auatnt and useful articles at very reasonable
price. b. purcha sing here The women Of New
York Will not only procure the best. hut al the
same time feel they are helping women 10 neip
themselves
Mr. and Mrs Gustav Broker. % No. % West
Ninety-afth-st.. will give a musical saturday
morning from 10 10 l. O'Clock Tho programme VIII
consist entirely OF Melodies from Wagner's
operas" and the music Will be- Interpreted with
talks the same subject
The Young CZarina OF Russia mas just granted .
sum OF 10000 rubles toward the erection OF resi-
Dental quarters for the students OF ST Peters
burg Medical Institute FOR Women
The Countess Of Nachtmeister widow OF he late
Danish Minister OF Foreign Affair." j. A lecture
tour IN Toronto. She IS an advocate OF Theosophy
and vii be Joined IN New York by Annie Besant
MIX. EGGS AND CHEESE.
Mrs. Hudders delivered the first lecture ~ NJ
second course upon Food and Health" IN the
Brooklyn Arts Building. In Montague-st.. yestsr-