New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-23
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

The Marti Charity Association gave It's secohu All
nual ball In the Lexington Avenue Opera House last
evening The proceeds to be devoted 10 the
maintenance OF the Marti Home No. PIG East Thirty
thrd-st where the wives and children OF Cubans
who have gone from this city to help the patriot
cause cared for. over 5000 was raised last
year and 1t is expected that the proceeds or iast
nights ball. together with many subscriptions VIII
surpass that fgure Many checks for large amounts
were received by President Agramone OF the asso-
citation from sympathizers with the Cuban cause
who could not be present. among the c9ntributors
Judge Van Wyck and Judge Newburger. The bal
room profusely decorated and fully 800 people
Guerra, Nicolas de Cardenas. Gonzalez De Cuesada,
and Fidel G. Pierra representatives OF me Cuna
the South American Republics
A meeting OF senior architectural draughtsmen OF
this city was held in the Offices Of Messrs Drummer
e. Tryon Thursday evening TO organize a ciuo OH
the lines OF the Art Students League adapted 10
architectural work. A constitution was adopted ana
IT was decided to call the organization the Acropohs
CHM The following officers were elected: Thomas
Eagleson president; c. II. Acton Bond secretary S
George NJ Bartlett treasurer H. AcuTn sso FOR
two years; b. Van Bentnuysen ueoIse NJ w. raar
lett and G G. Pogg committee te iU or I the prob
lens in design OF the Beaux Arts SosIe,y. w, WIZ,
homas nSn The tuition Of George w Maynard
other work will be taken up later
me
Tomorrow at 345 p. m. There will be musica'
,rogran,me nv the Gounod Choral Society 'com-
nosea Of 100 male voices). led by Professor Ia ne
Worsan some special soloists. and an aduress ny
George A. Hall
The last lecture OF Professor Spragues cou''
IN "A1ilton and Paradise Lost. under 'he auspv
y, C,o,uub,a University. will be delivered Ill '"e
nu =, tho Cooner Union at o'clock on Iues-
are evenns The previous lectures have nee" at
tended by large audiences.
A charity concert, celebrating the ce''
birthday Of the great composer franz o." -,
will he given on Sunday evening" Janu"'' o.
No ia Madison-ave.. BY Eduaro iie' MANI -,
rrist and Emil Schenck. violonceiist ass's~ nu,o;i
ahio ,rtists The entire proceeds Will be appileu
to relieving the wants Of deserving poor is,ors
ALTON has been reported by unsaarieu Vlsi ss
who personally Investigate all cases coming 10 'he
notice.
The Ou,gr Club the clubrooms OF which are AT
No 81 Amsterdam will give their president
Deputy- Commissioner Of Jurors r. H. Du'in'
rousng reception on next Monday evening. Among
the invited guests are Senator 7. c. Platt, Mayor
strong General Arson G. McCook, General Horace
Porter. General O'Beirne Recorder Con. po pce
of the Board OF Aldermen, COMMISSIONS: Of Jurors
William Pmley, District-Atorney Olcott and
Colonel II. l.. Swords.
The Order of High Priesthood will he conferred
tonight at Masonic Hall. Sixth-ave. and Twenty
thrd-st This high degree is given only twice
Albany 1t Is extremely important to Royal Arch
MasOnS.
The County Medical Society on Monday evening,
at No II West Forty third-st. will hear a report
on the bill recommending competitive examinations
for physicians of the city hospitals
The annual Burns celebration Of the New-York
Caledonan Club will be held Monday evening In the
Teutona Assembly Rooms. Sixteenth-st and
Third-ave.
The American Purity Alliance will have its
twenty-frst annual meeting on Monday at p.
in the United Charities Building.
The Suburban Club will have reception and
Smoker Monday evening at the clubhouse, One
hundred and -sxth-st. and Park-ave., in
honor of the return Of j. Thomas Stearns, the
founder of the club
The Unitarian Club Of New-York will hold Its
annual meeting and dinner at the Hotel st. Denis
on Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock. The Rev
Thomas r. Slicer. Of Buffalo,, will speak on How
1t Appears to An Optimst." The Rev. Stephen
Camp and others have promised TO attend.