New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-15
O'Clock at the Eleventh Street Methodist Church.
near Avenue Il. Topic: Beer"

| The annual entertainment Of the Young Peoples
| Association Of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church.
| Ienox,ave. and One-hundred- twenty second
w pc sven tbs evening at
twenty M - An evening Of comedy" is an.
Composed Of the Young people Of the ton
The proceeds are for the benefit of their charity
| fund.
| charity conference under the auspices Of the
several charitable organizations OF the Eastern Dis
Brooklyn. at $50 o'clock Addresses viii be made
| by C.: b. Kellogg. of the New-York Charity Society
ton and Alfred r White There viii probably I be
| speaker from the Hebrew Society and other local
charitable organizations
The Saturday Sewing Glass for Girls met at the
JohSs9n Rescue Mission No so2 West Fortieth;s
by Mrs. George Ford.
John Graham Brooks spoke on Poverty; It's
Saturday.
Mrs. Anna j. Johnson. the Healing Evangelist"
From Sin and Sickness at No 400 West Fifty
Ethics OF the New Testament" was the subject
Professor Crawford Howelltoy OF Harvard Uni
he E ef a s
Mansion. No s45 Clinton-ave., Brooklyn.
evening under the auspices of the Skating Club
Of Brooklyn at the Clermont Avenue Rink.
The interest taken in the woman's bowling tour
nament held last week In Brooklyn quite exceeded
the expectations of all who were interested. Tho
attendance was large and the games we'll played
and closely contested.
The pretty operetta which s to be given on Febru-
airy 10 for the benefit Of the Tenement Building Fund
Of Silver Cross Circle has secured friends who wish
tha v,Ia 81 avin
orphan children of the vicinity Thus far fifty seats
have been donated for that purpose at D cents each
they hope to secure 800 chairs The treasurer is
Mrs. Run, No. 4os West Thirty fourthst The secre-
tary is Mrs. Oltarson Warren. No. H4 West Sixty
eighth-st, or care OF Tribune.
The bill for suffrage came up for second
reading last Friday in Halifax. n. s.. and was
given three months delay by vote Of % to g.
When similar bill was up two years ago the ma
jority for its rejection was not 80 large
Miss Fowler is giving parlor talks Monday
evenings to an interesting class of girls on the
needs Of "The Greater New-York." She compares
this subject to the working Of the brain skeleton
mental science and physical culture.
I'D A. r." writes to The Tribune that II a
change Of methods IS made at the approaching
Continental Congress. and the highest office in the
National society Is not chosen from the wives of
the executive officers of the United States 1t is
probable that of the vice-presdents or
other National officers will be elected Among
those most talked Of are Mrs. Fields. wife Of the
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court OF the United
States Mrs Dckins. wife OF Commander +. w.
Dickins l.. S. n. and Miss Eugenia Washington.
great gra nddaughter OF Colonel Samuel Washing
ton Oldest brother OF the immortal Commander
George Washington. Miss Washington Is one Of
the few living nea descendants Of the first Presi-
aesr o S H but his
SON her grandfather. served gallanty In the Reyo-
htionarv War Miss Washington has some or the
best typical traits of her family and Is one Of the
most popular women In the society