New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-29

There is a corner in OF the salesrooms at tho
Woman's Exchange. u East Th,rtieth-st. which
ought to interest the young women who feel
loyalty toward any special college II contains
so many articles decorated with the colors ana
emblems OF the different universities that one can
easily surround ones self with sofa cushions pho
tograph frames. blotters, etc. expressing unmis-
Strange 10 say: among THIS great Varls'y OF mar mar
blotters, there IS nothing belonging TO either Nassar
or Wellesley
Miss Jennie Melvene Davis and Miss Mary Proc
tor are the only women who have been appointed
to lecture to the high schools in Hoboken These
lectures are illustrated with steTeoptlcon views.
The resolutions adopted by the American Purity
Alliance at the special meeting last week. when
Miss Elizabeth Wheeler Andrew and Dr. Kate c.
Bushnell delivered their reports on the investga-
tons Of state regulation OF vice in India.
the effect that an emphatic declaration OF UNI
toned vice in any and all lands would be made
public
The Woman's Press Club OF New-York City Will
meet in the chapter-room Carnegie Hall. to-nor-
row afternoon at 2:SO o'clock After the musical
programme has been rendered Miss Annie Lionel
the Law" Papers viii be given by Mrs Edward
Addison Greeley. Miss Lillian q. Johnson. Mrs Flor
ence L. Cory and the Countess Anna de Mon
tague.
title Of the paper given by Mrs George Cation this
afternoon at the West End Woman's Republican
Association. Mrs. J. Ellen Foster will give
address.
The music lecture delivered by Miss Very this
afternoon In Flushing Will be on The Music OF
Today"
The Home and Country Committee OF european
VIII hold meeting this afternoon at tho home Of
It's chairman, Mrs Daniel r. Wilson. No. lGi Rod
There be NV Mira
William Fawcett the weknown hymn-w and
one by Mrs. John S. King. on Home Decoration"
book Domestic Service" by professor salmon. Of
Vassar College
At Nashville to-day council OF Jewish women
will be held; Tomorrow the Exposition closes.
The day will be devoted to the city OF Nashville
The Educational Department Of the Harlem
Young Womens Christian Association will hold
educational rally this evening in the build
Ing. dred-and-twenty -fourth-st. and Lenox
ave The work OF the various classes IS TO be cx-
| hbitcd. Stenography. typewrting, bookkeeping
and music. as wei as millinery and dressnakng.
| VIII be treated. Each Is to be represented In a
| booth The gymnasium will be OF special interest.
There will be meeting this afternoon Of the
Child Culture Committee of european the resi-
| dcnce of its chairman Mrs Henry y. Meeker. No
| lGl Hancock-st Brooklyn. There will be a general
discussion and plans laid for the work for the com
| ing winter.
| The Building and Loan and Teachers Corpora
tive Association meets this afternoon at 4 o'clock
| at Bloomingdae Hail. in East Sixteth-st.
| At St Lukc's Church. Brooklyn. the semi-annual
convention of the local assembly of the Daughters
| OF the King IN the diocese OF Long Island Will be
| held to-day. Mrs. S. ID. Bluxome is the president
| Mrs a. V. Gateson secretary. and Mrs. Walter r.
| Stecher treasurer
There will be election OF officers at the Phalo
| Club to-day. The general topic for the season IS
| 1.-THE Development OF Europe and America in the
| Eighteenth Century"
In the rooms of the Architectural Building No
2l5 West Fifty-seventh-st.. exhibition will be
opened to-day. free to the public Of competitive
drawings submitted by students who are working
| under the auspices of the Society Of Beaux Arts
Architects Three exhibitions of this are made
| during the season.