New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

The annual meeting OF tho New-York Microscop-
zeal Society was held last evening at No. 81 Mad
ison-ave and the following officers were elected:
President DR.. Frank ID. Skeel; vice-president,
George w. Kosmak; recording secretary. George
T. Ashby: treasurer James Walker: corresponding
secretary the Rev J. l.. Zabriskie: librarian. Lud-
wig Liederer a number OF microscopic views were
shown and several papers were read.
The Church Temperance Society will have its
annual meeting Tuesday. The first session. from
II a. m to 1 p. m, will be held at the Church
Missions House No. 2sl Fourth-ave. the Rev. DR..
" r Huntington presiding. The second session.
y m to 10 D. M. will be at the Hotel Waldorf
There will be addresses by Bishops Doane Potter
and Coleman. Theodore Roosevelt, the Kew. j. r..
freeman D. c. Calvin. General Wager Swayne and
Professor GOULD
Good Government Club f will meet Tuesday night
at No AS East Eighteenth-st to consider the
school problems arising under the new charter
The Epphany-Tide Choir Festival at the cnapei
~ 81 Chrysostom Seventh-ave and Thirty-ninth-
ST. will take place tomorrow at p. m
Tho second of a series OF monthly charitable en-
tsrtainments for the amusement OF the inmates
OF the almshouse will be given In the chapel on
Blackwe's Island at o'clock this afternoon. Inc
programme includes selections oy 'he i-a"oo" VI
chestra, singing and dancing
Al the Church OF the Puritans tomorrow evening
DIR Young will close his course OF ten sermons TO
the Young The subject will be The Enchanted
nm The entire course covered wide field OF
rrocticaI themes in human lie ana mas Deen
listened 10 by large congregations which MANIFESTED
the deepest interest throughout.
The fifteenth anniversary services OF the Jerry
No.u,av Cremorne Mission will be held at the
Mission No lO4 West Thirty-second-st. Tomorrow
at 2 and o'clock p. m Interesting aauresses , uy
prominent clergymen anu IA" '''' ~ ~
music may be expected
Tho annual installation OF officers ana Dali Oh Nei-
so odpe No 1884, X. OF p, was held at Arlington
,I.u in ST Marks Place. last evening Inc fol-
Io,,n, officers recently elected. were Installed:
I,,.aeuor commander Nathan Riemer; vice-ch
-, commander Max Weiss; preate, Louis
E,eenherg: keeper OF RECORDS ana seaIs, Daniu ~.
rs ..r,,arn. master OF finance, Max Davis; master
81 evcheouer Frank Kline; master Oh Mol n, 1osePn
Oh en"deld and master OF dance. Aaron Gottlied
III prelate Ben jamin Green. offered prayer
nd led i'm the services or installation.
,,ossor Fiske spoke last evening at the January
49,, 20 rho Patria Society, held In the small ball
I'M -, tho Waldorf His subject was Charles
49, . soldier of Fortune" He said that al
49,, loo was well known In connection with
,",,olu,,oparv history. his biography had never
s,,,, written The speaker had recently OBJ
."'.d a large number of letters and memoranda
-, tended TO show that Colonel Lee was a dis
WIZ ,ed nlac hunter that on his return TO Eng
APP a., I-6c after obstinate and persistent de-
naansi and given understand that that was all
So'o,. a, 70 get The society decided TO make a
oa,er effort to arouse a patriotic spirit among
5upils in the public schools