New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30

Iowa nee Mrs Hamilton AT the same time averred
that her husband had left her without reason ana
had since refused 10 return to live with her Her
reason for bringing the suit she said, was that she
feared her allowance might be cut down or as
DR. Hamilton lives at No. a East Twentieth-st
and his wife at No. 1876 East Ttirty-four'h-s''
THE DAYS GOSSIP.
congress OF Greek women IL 10 be held In
Athens next month. at which discussion is 10 take
place on the Improvement OF education i ior women
and also upon the Improvement OF tneir dress
Miss Sarah Cowell lie Moyne gave a reading last
evening In the hall of the Y. ". c. A.. NO. :
East Flfteenth-st.
Miss Anna Warren Story has announced her an
nra recital, which will take place at Carnegie Ly-
ceum Fify-seventh-st and Seventh-ave. on the
evening OF Friday. April 3. at o'clock MISS story
public meeting of the Ways and Means Com
mittce OF the National Association OF Eocutionists
was held last week at the studio OF +. Townsend
southwlck. in the Carnegie Building. The meet
ing called for the purpose Of creating an
interest in the convention to be held in this city
in June Or. Fowler. OF Columbia institute, ad-
ton Mrs. Powell. of the Board Of Education In
Brooklyn. also spoke.
The Urban Club met last evening at o'clock. at
the home of Miss Eaton. No. i2s Greene-ave..
Brooklyn. Professor Edward X. Alden spoke on
the Cretan question. and there was programme
OF music. followed By a social time
Mrs Leila Ellis. assisted by her daughter, Miss l..
owen Ellis VIII give dramatic recitals. the first
on Friday evening. April 2 at $50 o'clock at No
222 MadisOn-ave.. and the second on Monday AFTER
moor April u. in Studio Cos sixth floor Carnegie
Building.
The Misses Kieckoefer will give musical at
the Waldorf this evening at $50 o'clock. They
will be assisted by Miss Leila Jue soprano; A.
Hobart Smock tenor and \. Pizzareo. accom-
PIANIST Miss Saidee We're Milne will read. The
Misses Kieckoefer are Specialists on me pMSn ro
Frederick w. Vanderbilt. Mrs. William G. Whitney
and Miss Breese.
Miss Helen Varck Boswell came from Washing
ton Sunday evening. and will remain til Wednes-
dav the guest Of Miss Mildred Reid She at
tended the wedding OF Mrs kirk"ood last evening
Miss Frances f. Willard states that she has
been misunderstood as her utterances on the
free silver question by part OF ihe press and by
some public speakers. What said" she writes.
was quoted from the platform agreed upon by
the leaders Of the Prohibition and National Labor
parties ut their conference IN Prohibition Park.
Staten Island. 1895 or this platform had no
knowledge until read II in the current news
papers forwarded 10 me In England did not say
that our society indOrsed II. nor has II ever done
So but / did speak of it favorably In the moderate
terms used at the conference to which nave
referred"
Mrs Mary f. Bryan. writer and author. and
honorary member of the Woman's Press Club Is
ut present engaged in writing a book. which
will he brought out by the Monroe Publishing
Company. The book will be in the form OF novel.
with the civil War background for the
Tndsr Whic eo' Flag? Mrs Bryan is an inde-
fatgable writer. and has written number Of ex-
ceedingy interesting novels She Is one or the
south's best-loyed and most talented authors.
II r. II. tho Princess Of Wales has ordered Of
Viscoun:ess Duncannons Garry Hill Cottage In
dustry embroidery in white jewels on violet vel
This IS TO he worn on an evening dress during
the coming season.
Mrs Amanda cmith. the colored evangelist who
has preached 10 and converted hundreds OF per-
sons has settled in Chicago. whore she has started
a hon" for colored orphans. II IL undenomir onal
Mrs smih wishes to start the home res or aept ana
lions will be answered by Mrs. Amanda Smith. No
$50 South Park-aye. Chicago III.
Miss Mary Proctor will lecture to-day In Phila-
dephia at the Horticultural Hall. on Wonders of
the Star Depths" Special reference Will be made TO
womens work in astronomy.
meeting Of the Wome - Employment, Society
of the Firth Avenue Presbyterian Church will be
held in the sunday school room this morning at 10
clock.
plain garments at the cost OF the material.
The women's meeting Of the Social Reform club
which meets at No Is Eas, Fourteenth-st.. will be
omitted next Thursday evening.
In pamphlet on the origin Of the White Ribbon
movement. Miss Frances f. Willard states that ut
Is the lneal descendant OF the great 'Woman's
Temperance Crusade Of 1873 ~
Miss Margare, De Wolfe. daughter OF DR.. James
De Wolfe Is about 10 make her debut with Nine.
Janauschek. in THE Diamond Robbery" Miss De
Wolfe Is n cousin of Elsie De Wolfe. and boasts
such ancestry as the Wycheys. through her Eng
lish mother. Her father T. a Canadian.
II is said that Mrs Grant made the first move
against intoxicating liquor at the White House.
ROTTE or THE GRANT PARADE.
CAPTAIN LOCKWOOD CoNFERS WITH A. NOEL
BRAKEMAN As TO ITS COuRSE-THE
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