New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-02

Nj f. Wadley being the manager General as
satisfaction with the management at Bellevue Is
the cause Of the movement
The Woman's Auxiliary % the Harlem Homoeo-
nathic Hospital and Dspensary will give
charity ouchre party to-day ~ the home or Mrs.
= Horace Hamilton No. 20s Lenox-ave.
Tho Now.york city Woman Suffrage League
held its regular meeting last night at NO Lex
,nrton-ave Mrs Lille Devereux Blake presi-
don't conducted the meeting. and an interesting
prneramne was given An important report OF
! receni petition to the Legislature was read by
Miss Harriette y. keyser.
Mrs Lola Ellis and her daughter. Miss Owen
Ellis will give dramatic recital this evening al
o'clock in the home Of Mrs. Gilbert Jones no
o.2 ,Iadlson-ave This will be Mrs E"is mrs,
public appearance in New-york She IS well
her career and occupied pronnr ronponced
IN her profession Competent GrI'cs p,ho pacIdc
~oost Miss Ellis has been studying in New
York FOR the last two years and Is sai r - pos
other recital viii he given ut Miss Thursbys
studio In Carnegie Building ne pr *, a ,
Of Plantation Life in Tho Old South" where Mrs
Ellis was born aDd reared
4 mothers meeting was held yesterday at the
White Rose Mission No 23i East Ninety-seventh-sr
The Woman's Medical College IN this city - re-
ceiving much encouragement in the way OF iulds
for the erection Of a suitable building contriDu-
ton Of $4,000 just received from lady who does
not wish her name made public brings the FUND Up
% $4,000 Tho work - In charge Of the managers
81 the New-York lnhrmary for Women ana 'hu-
dfen no 10. Livingston place This instiiHi
mas been doing good work since ~ org1iNiIon III
lNA the la. annua report snow a tg o o. 80
patients admitted go tha hospital ana lS' patient
,re4ted al th"r homes pr ANNE > pans, We
looks after the 'out r~actee sees na' evey - -
H. tnOroughls investigated before aid j. given 9ne
lays that all persons applying for free a,lenaamcJ
in. T. So letter IS required from The doctor stat
ing that the family can no longer afford to pay for
medical care.
The motto that Miss Willard suggests all jour
nalists 10 adopt was published this page on
Tuesday with the omission Of the last word. Cor
fecfcd the motto. u full, reads. II vii try so 10
tell the worlds story to-day as TO make the world
better tomorrow
Mrs Theodore sutro. Of No. 20 Flfth-ave.. will
give her last reception to-day, from to o'clock
Mrs Isabel Spencer Freeand will give her last
lecture In series on THE Heroes Of Five Ameri-
can Wars' to-day q, the home Of Mrs. John D.
Archbold No % East Thirty seventh-st.. subject
The Heroes " the civil War.
Mrs Mary r. Flint will continue to-day her lect-
uros on THE History Of Greek Arr" at the home
Of Miss Ellen T. Learned. No So East Fifty-fourth-
St beginning AZ o'clock, subject Athens After
Phidias
The Home Crusade will hold public meeting az
the r. = Philosophical Society. No. lf2 West
Observation-Disclosures ty-ffth-st.. this evening at
; o'clock There viii be addresses and music.
A lecture in the course on Parliamentary Drills
by Professor Marie Conklln under the auspices OF
Mics Wbitcomb's AIumne will be- given this after
noon At O'Clock a., No. % Remsen-st. Brooklyn.
Tho monthly business meeting Of the european
u.os hold Yesterday morning a. the Knapp Man
son. Brooklyn. Mrs \. G. Brown the president
was ir the chair Reports from the chairmen OF
tho various committees were read. y rrOton au-
,bo-izinp The establishment Of honorary member
sbf, - carried The next social meeting VII
take place or Thursday, April 10.
4 ladies' meeting was held by the Baptist Social
Union ~ Manhattan Island at the Hotel Savoy
Fifr1-ave and Fifty-rinth-st. last evening Pro-
.osso- Dwight l. Eimendorf gave lecture or
INC Windward Islands" which was illustrated
nv original lantern slides