New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01

Tho West End Wonans Republican Association
holds rs meeting this afternoon instead Of on Friday
afternoon at the new clubrooms. No. ~ Boulevard
Hereafter the regular day o. meeting VIII he
Wednesday,
The National Society OF New-E England Women
will hold literary afternoon to-day in tho colonial
room OF tho Astoria
Tho third annual reunion OF tho classical class OF
's5 was held In the gymnasium OF tho Normal Col
lege on Friday last. 4 short sketch. entitled SIX
Cups o, Chocolate" was acted b. the Misses Clare
Brigham. Swarz. Thomson, Unde-hill md Good.
willie. Luncheon was served. ard toasts were gir.n
by the Misses Patterson. Keinhardi and tiiman Inr
music and dancing
The programme o. tho J,mn,cs Chau,auqua Circle
for this evening consists In each member giving a
brief sketch OF a German city. tho chapter IN I'm
perial Germany" to he explained by Miss Mary :
Bergen. the chapter In Social Splri, In hmc,ica
the area etc OF the German Empire by Miss Mary
r Hull the government, Of ,he EmP.rc by Miss kaie
Wednesday evening Crnnsion Brenton. a student at
Trinity College Hartford was pTcscn, BY nyi.s,Ioa
and read an original paper on 'HypnousM. MesH'"'-
Ism and Kindred Phenomena
A regular meeting o, the Pho,eremc Reading Club
will be held this afternoon a. the home OF Mrs
Henry NJ. Meeker. No lol iIancock,st Bro9klyn.
There will be paper on bSccaceio oy Mrs
A bazaar In aid Of the Emanuel sis'erhood Of
Personal Service Will b" opened at the Astoria TINS
evening and will be continued tomorrow and sat
urday evenings and thursday ana rr'"' "''
Mrs Ellen Kenyon Warner Will speak this evening
on the subject. Fundamental Principles Under
lying Education" at the Froooei Academy "'oo"-
Ign.
Tho bulletin Of tho Brooklyn Institute for this
season promises many attractions in various
branches OF study. The new building Is open from
O'Clock IN the morning 10 AZ night. Tor six DAYS
o. the web X. Ss sfc G Az Wei as being oncn
Thursday and Saturday nights tn annual cNhi.
be- S'' Soni I'll ist't until Dccc".ber Is
Tn. fourth anniversary OF the japanese Christian
Institute will be celebrated tbs evening AZ The
Hanson Place Baptist Church. Brookyn. Tho IN
s,ituto Is the result Of a Chrlstnnlzng work
among the many hundred Japancse I'm this cry.
most OF whom como to America ~ students.
The Society Of Decorative Art Will hold christ
mas faIe and afternoon tea to-day, from TO
O'Clock In the afternoon.
The Miles Ycrsn vii. lecture on the phonn rhyth-
mic method for French pronunciation this after
noon AZ $50 O'clock; also this evening at $40 ~
No. SO West Fifticth-st
A graphophone entertainment. given two or three
times each evening will be feature OF the fair to
be opened to-day ut the puritan 'hur'h' corner
The sewing bee for tho Professional woman's
League will NEE, at the League house this evening
The women Of the Bloomlnglalc Church. Bouc-
ward and West s!xty-clehth-st. offer some unique
attractions at their bazaar and musical. which
nainder OF the week The iair Is under the general
rnanagement Of Mrs. J. e. s;ratton who win have
ard young women Admission IS free.
INK ner slyty-Ave women to the gold fields OF
Alaska. will Gear III" port Of Ne"-fofk to-day.
A regular meeting Of the Rainy Day Club will re
ben at 2 o'clock this afternoon AT the Grand Cen
,raI Palace I1x,nrton-ave. and Foriy-third-st.
PS5ers Vii be given by Miss Indie; and Mrs
Whitehead.
Atso.lon Is constantly drawn 10 the Increased
demand FOR kindergartens. especially IN the crowded
parts OF Ncw-York and BrooHlyn. The statement
given in these columns some weeks ago resaIths
The Froebel movement and what 1t was meant 10
embrace. furnished by inc artc'c IN rih,,ng
by Mrs MARIA Kraus-B1euc. Work aiont ne line
reviewed by Mrs. Boettc IS being constantly fo'-
lowed by good results.
rb. Electric club. which holds regular meetings
ON alternate Wednesdays at De'monicos Is es-
p4c,aIly a study club Al the meeting to-day Mrs;
clarence V KIP viii read a paper on NINA.
rheIc WI, or" az which luncheon viii I've served Mrs.
Joseph bradley READ T.. the pres'd'''
The Public Education Association has secured per
,oa,cn. ouartcra at 40. 5O7 Fifih-ave
Tho women members Of Christ church' behIord-
ove brooklyn are conducting fair IN the Long
Isl,,l Rusincss College. In south Eishth-st. IL
1890 yesterday and will be continued to-day and
tnnmorroyy afternoons and evenings
The women OF Patchcgue have organized
sorosls and VII have permanent heauquar'ers IN
tho New Syndicate Building. Mrs. Wilmot smith
is ,be nresident and Mrs. Jennie DC Ia NJ loZler
and Mrs Stephen IA. Payne are honorary me"ocrS'
The use OF the term poor children In report
made OF the Thanksgiving dinner given by the
W.m,roncck Free kindergarten Association to the
..at.r. y, tho school has been deprecated. 1t Is
nrsertcd that "a study II kindersartsn principles
e,sais The fac, tha; there are rich children among
,be moor and poor calren among the rich
IT,. secopd OF a series OF lectures under the au-
s,Iccs OF the American institute Of Fhrenology.
No Q, East Twenty hrst-st. viii he given tonSh'.
W.s ,wier will Illustrate her remarks by siereop-
iicon views the subject being The temper .
and How TO Judge Them In the Peop'e we 'aee''