New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

Crime
Or Katherin. G. Townsend, vtce-president Of the
Quid Nunc Club has been asked 10 reread at the
first meeting the paper she recently gave at Soro-
sis on Tenement Work" At the same meeting
lea
Mrs Rachel MoCluey, OF the Professional Wom-
ans League says: The women who preceded US
and made club life possible for US are entitled TO
our deepest gratitude. In this CLUB women stand
shoulder TO shoulder, the rich end the poor alike.
for We learn here that worldly success does not
always represent merit. or failure the lack OF II.
Mr. and Mrs william Allen gave q harvest horne
whist party and supper at their home. In East
Chester adjoining Mount Vernon. on Monday even
ing Among those present were Colonel and Mrs.
Henry HenneberSer. who have recently returned
from Europe: Mr. and Mrs ". Fl. Bowers. Mr.. and
Mrs F A. Lane Colonel and Mrs Henry Huss.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas T. Graham, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Pennoyar. Mr.; and Mrs. Edward - Jen,
n Mrs rsuih abe Mr. and Mrs Dane Russell and
Mr. and Mrs. Rockingham.
tn. annual meeting OF the westchester Woman's
Club was held on Wednesday afternoon In Willard
Hall Mount Vernon. In two weeks the retiring
officers are 70 give a reception TO the new ohlcers
and club members. The new officers are rs tol-
lows. President Mrs Cornelius Mclean; first vice.
president. Mrs. Samuel y. Patterson second vice.
president Miss Leila II. lockwood recording sec
rotary Mrs Charles n. Seeker; corresponding Sec
Howe
The members Of the Ladies' International Assoc!a-
ton are invited TO exhib, az the Housewifery Con-
eress now in session al the Food and Health Expo
siton In Chicago. in the various departments OF
which space will De allotted them free OF all charge
70 show describe sell FOR their personal beneht
any object OF which they are the producers or
agents Exhibits should arrive not later than Octo-
her - and they should be personally addressed 70
Chairman OF fIousewifery Congress. Battery n.
Michigan-aVe. Cnlcago
Owing 70 the long Illness OF Mrs. Montgomery and
her SOW convalescence. it is feared that she may
not be able to attend the approaching Congress OF
the State Federation Of Womans Clubs In syracuse
Anthony r Kuser OF Trenton. y. j. has recently
secured some California ostriches and says he be-
neves they will flourish the scrub pine CT New
Jersey He proposes give careful attention 10
the birds. with view OF shipping large duantties
OF feathers.
The reopening 81 the Sunday Bible class Of the
Young Womens Christian Association. 10. East
Fifteenth-st. will be held tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock Miss Doheny. the chaplain will conduct the
service The WI Vo be- snd ~ Mrs
women cordially invited.
Tn. Board OF Trustees OF the NewYork Medical
College and Hospital for Women met last night 10
make plans for the building and 10 elect OFF,
GERS for the coming pear
The CORPORATION Counsel and school officials will
meet tomorrow 10 discuss the regulation concerning
school supplies at the prisons
The School OF Pedagogy will be presented this,
afternoon with a llfesize portrait OF DR. Jerome'
Allen The University Building. AZ Washington
Square is the headquarters OF the school ana there
the presentation ceremony VIII take pace
The members o. tho Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church are busy preparing
for their fair which will take place early In De-
cember.
The arrival In New-York o, Mrs. Mary Ellen
Lease 10 enter upon work In connection with the
campaign for Henry George has been instrumental
in bringing Mrs. J. Ellen Foster from washington
to assist In the campaign for General Tracy.
Mrs A. Emogen Paul. who has been placed at tho
head of the Street Cleaning Department OF Chicago.
is native OF New-York State
The site for the Baron Hirsch School. which the
Baroness has endowed in memory OF her husband.
has been chosen In Slxty-fourth-st. Third-ave
Plans for the building have been completed.
When the United States and Great Britain adopt
the metric system II will be In general use among
advanced people England is asitating the question
In serious way. ana mas even passed an act thdt
legallZes tho use OF that system
KEPT ALIVE BY ARTIFICIAL Respiration.
St. Paul. MIMI Oct. S-Sustaining Ire Tor hVe
days by means OF artificial respiration with
prospect OF ultimately saving the life or the patent
Is what has been done in the city hospitai' Last
week a domestic named Anderson was pioughs 20
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