New-York tribune., 1897-10-12
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

THE DAYS GOSSIP.
The Woman's Republican Association. at No 1473
Broadway is open daily from Il o'clock in the
morning I'LL I in the afternoon. and Tuesday
hlshts from 10 10 o'clock.
The evening schools Of Brooklyn open tonight.
They will hold three sessions week for fourteen
weeks. The number of schools is TO be increased.
and the experiment .s 70 be tried OF holding In GER
tain localities. classes during five nights Of the
week.
The Brooklyn Woman's Single Tax Club vii hold
Its first meeting OF this season at rs rooms, No.
llS Bedford-ave this afternoon at o'clock. J.
W Tsaq o Pc ar pke
are expected 70 talk about the candidacy OF henry
George Tor Mayor ana the club Will take action on
the subject.
The Womans Republican League Of Brooklyn.
Johnston Building. will listen this afternoon TO
Mrs. Cornea Stuart Robinson. who will repeat her
paper on The lndependence OF National and Mu-
The Society Of Political Study. Of which the Rev.
Phebe a. Hanaford Is the president, will hold
ngs every Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at No.
225 West Fifty-eighth-st. beginning with to-day.
The Political Career OF American Statement Will
be the subject Of the winters study Mrs James
on George Washington"
The lectures Of the Household Economic Associa-
o'clock the gas company's office In the Durston.
The admission Will be 25 cents.
To-day Is Brooklyn Day a: the Tennessee Cen
tennial Exposition.
The first regular meeting o. the Danes OF the
Revolution will be held to-day. In the afternoon
tea VIII he served.
The annual State Convention OF the Pennsylvania
Sunday-school Association. Which meets at Harris
burg will he held in Westminster Presbyterian
Church. The convention begins to-day.
Frank w Chapman curator OF the Museum OF
Natural History. Will give informal talk this
afternoo, at O'Clock in Lccture-room II Of the
II Cq"sc 5 e' subject & Tb T be IS nyeS study OF
The American Board Of Foreign Mission. will
meet at New-Iiaven. Conn. to-day. the convention
lasting three days. Addresses will be made by oiii-
There are three woman's boards which are ind"-
pendent organizations but work in cooperation
with the American Board
Tho Presbyterian Homo Mission Beard. which is
largely composed Of women has sent two mission
ar9 into The ho1dke Tx esion nTg are rbe hee later
has a good knowledge OF medicine as wei az ue-
ology.
An exclusive bowling cub has been organized on
the upper West Side. and will be managed entirely
Stevenson Taylor vice president. ara Mrs. Walter
Dormitzer secreary and reasurer 10 '1 y9'91ng pGo,
tccond and fourth Mondays Of each month IT Tho
Leslie alleys. E!shty-third-si. and the Boulevard
The Eew-York State Woman Suffrage Associa-
ton viii hold its twenty-nin;h annual convention
in Geneva November B. T. ) and 6. beginning on
the evening Of November with pubic meeting
in ColIns's Hall The remaining meetings vii. be
led in the Opera House Among he speakers
wii be Susan b. Anthony The Rey anna VI H.
i,IIie Devere,Ix Blake Ms Mary Seymour Howell. |
he Rev AnnIs Ford Eastman; Mrs: Mary T. L.
ington. Miss Elizabeth Burri Curtis. Miss Har-
rlcl;c 4. keyser. Miss Harriet May NILS and Miss
julie X. Jenney.
Mrs Balngton Booth is against aralgamating |
the Volunteers Of America with the Salvation |
Army and says the leaders OF the Volunteers have
never for momcnt entertained the idea.
One OF the amusenents at the National institute |
for the Blind in France is cycling The speed q
indicated on a dial. and bell rings automatically |
at various speeds The patients have even made |
records
Miss Fields five lecture lessons 20 primary classes
VIII begin ,o-lay tsle League for Political Elu-
cation.
The Brooklyn Club. known as "The Motley OF |
England" begins its meetings to-day n, the homo
~ Mrs Robert Wech, jr Mrs Graugh VIII give |
paper OF "A Glance at England in the Nineteenth |
Century and Mrs. Starr vii. speak on the Con
dog of P95 Pe5 @ oow b eFns pa
pers and will be opened by Mrs. MacNcy.
one Of the features OF the Maine Federation OF |
clubs was the fine musical programme given at |
every meeting An appropriate paper given |
by Mrs Mary AEa Grcely on The Influence Of the |
Ii.auttflI" The Millers Woong." by Tanning: |
Havdn's Spirit Song" and "Voi Che Sapete." Of |
Mozart were rendered
rhA berkeley Gymnasium for Women and Chill |
Iron will not hold classes this season in the Cd |
huudnr On West Torty-four hist Applications for |
odmtsson may be made at No. 100 Fittn-ave.
o,,inr the month os September the Boys and |
-,r,s, Ala s,oiety OF Portland. Me. found homes
< .,1h,eon children Mos; OF them adopted. |
lo' ia ,,"o we're surrendered by their mother. VINO !
ddnaacIiared daaI herself unable TO provide tor them.
>,ts. Clara Barton has returned from the Red !
60. I,,ernational Conference. held at Vienna with
-, ir,ertion OF making renewed efforts 10 secure
~ ,,,,,,ve act 10 prevent the insignia OF ;he
leg troro being used by business corporations.
cieS oc'ares that foreign delegates were surprised
ol.e ol nnr Goyernment has not projected the name
,mong other gifts. Barnard College has received
=, &. ,,, from, Mss Olivia Phelps Stokes. This
IN h knoun as the Arthur Brooks Memorial
f.nd and is 10 aid deserving stu!en's IN pursuing
Tho college course.
MT Ln,ckcrbocker Chapter OF the Daughters Of
49, American Rev oiu,ion held It's first meeting ot