New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09

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, captain OF a steamboat at Port Townsend, WASH.
THE DAYS GOSSIP.
4 benefit entertainment for The Rest for Con-
valescents" will be held under the patronage OF a
large number OF society women al the Waldorf
Friday afternoon at o'clock. Mrs, Waldo Rlch-
ards will give story reading and dialect recital
which will be followed by musical The follow
ing artists will take part: Mrs. Theodore j. Toedi
so1rano. Miss Elise Fellows violin: Miss Laura
S3nford, piano: Daniel J. Griffith. barytone; Orton
Bradley. piano.
Miss Belle Bovee will give readings from Victor
Hugo's works at the Professional Mona as ;
League No. l.509 Broadway. on Inursday AFTER
boon
Mrs Huda Geist will lecture this morning. be-
ginning at Il O'Clock. at the home Of Mrs T. II.
Hartman No % East Fifty -frst-st; subject
"G0tterd2mmeruhS
he Imperial City OF Paris" will be the subject Oh
the Rev Or Newani Maynards lecture inns
afternoon 2l5 o'clock az The h9qse 81
George Lewis Gillespie. No ~ East MY '''''
49,
4 "sllve- COIN entertainment Will be given TINS
evening in the Boomngdale Church. BoueVafu
ana West sixty-eighth-st
Miss Marion E. Coppernon will give lecture
rs@dine a, the home of Mrs J. A Molienhauer'
"a liz South Ninth-st.. Brooklyn, this morning az
los, o. lock Her subject will be- Pages i'o"
Famous Diaries
Miss Sarah Eliot Newman will give talk upon
Musical Interpretation" at Miss Bliss ahG MISS
V-hiraelds School No. Il West One-hundred' ana
.weatv-fourth-st.. on Thursday, March H. Al u
o,clock q m. Miss Newman will presen; some rea .
,,ie Tor introducinz music a daily study Ii the
life Of "a child. az means OF utNtlO ~ "a ~
ter Mothers and teachers are cordiaHE ih''eu 10
attend.
IN answer 10 a correspondent. the following free
49,, reci,sIs are noted. At the Fourth Presby-
..rian church West End-ave. and Ninety-irst-si'
Tuesdav evenings during March: at Holy Tr1nity
protestant Episcopal church, Aenox- ana 1ec,s
vii be- given on Marcn Is. beginning al c'och'
Women interested in the work Of sunday-schools
were out in full force at ne public meeting OF the
>-urvo-k Sundav-school Association held In
pilgrim Congregational Church last evening An
address on Object Tea shing.Theory ana rrac
tice" delivered ny me 60. Ia,t1.t t'hurcb
bart pastor oil the buuioS ''''
Boston
IT. .h;-5 conference OF the League OF Parents
--.-.be-s will be held tomorrow at S.i5 ?. n.
in Room %. Hamilton Hall Columbia University
Tho pps,ness Woman's Republican Club suspend
-, to- -eo,,ar studies last night. and gave Itself up
- ~e,oicing Mrs Kathrene Lane. the president
ard Mrs Cornelia Stuart Robinson had just re-
turned from Washington. where they nau Den i
pariicipa,. ng 1taresng accoun:s Of what they had
Zen Mrs Lane and Mrs Robinson WIN MS, MS;
sGG os fhe West End Republican club all
together at the Inauguration ceremony
r,s alunne Association OF Rutgers Institute and
co,oce be,d its regular monthly meeting yesterday
afternoon at the home o. Miss Katherine fr1e'' NO
70 West Twenty -seventh-st Some matters OF rou-
tine business attended TO- and theh the subject
for tho day. Religion and the Reformation IN the
S,v,oen.b century" was taken up. Papers were
go ~, Mrs G. $ Osbon Miss. NJ. Erhart. Mrs
7 n rIudick and Mrs. John stanton. while other
members read short passages bearing on ihs SUD
Zion followed and the afternoon closed Win Yea
and social intercourse.
The Harlem Philharmonic Society met Yesterday
af,arnoon In the Harlem Young Mems Christian AS
eocia,ion parlors No. West One-hundred-and-
Urntv-lfth-st TO discuss the revision OF the con-
stituton and bylaws
Professor orpha Marie Conklin began a series Of
parliamentary drills yesterday at No % hemsen-
ST., Brooklyn
The Business woman's Republican Club held a
meeting last night at No. 2lj West One-hundred-
and-twenty -hfth-st.
The Orange Chapter Of the Daughters OF the Rev
oluton will meet this afternoon In berkeley man.
Uarrison-st East Orange y. j. Special music
will be given. and Mss j. NJ Davis VIII reau ii
naper on Early Massachusetts Colo MES
The National Society OF New-England women
viii play whist this afternoon at the Waldorf
The Dressmakers' Trade School began It's spring
term Yesterday The hours OF instruction are from
M 10 p O'Clock in the morning and from 10 !
o'clock In the afternoon. and very reasonania
tu,ton fee will be asked. Tickets for the course
may be obtained at No 1853 West Twenty-thiro-s''
The BROOKLYN section OF the National Council OF
Iewish Women Will meet At o'clock this AFTER
noon in the rooms Of the Unity club. Hancock-sI
and Franklin-ave.
The E.kwood Dramatic Club will give nh ents'-
,ainment tonight at the Home for the Blind. IN
O. hundred a nd -fourth-st and Amsterdam-ave.
Ths music will be good. Those taking part, are
Mics Elisabeth Parsons. soprano; Miss daviiano'