New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-05
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

Browning's "Pippa Passes" is the subject 70 re-
considered by Miss Florence De Zouche Patton nj
Studio No. SS4 Carnegie Building this morning al
II o'clock.
A business meeting o. the Womans Republican
Union League Will be held this afternoon IN ne
Johnston Building. Brooklyn. beginning at CLOCK
The womcn's Health Protective Association will
hold its regular monthly meeting at the Acs I'D OF
;his morning.
The All Souls Unversalist Woman's League holds
its regular meeting his afternoon. in tho chapel.
South Tenth-st.. Brooklyn The subjecia ,or dis
cussion "Tenemeni House Reform" and Pub
sioner White and Mrs. A. VI. Locke
There Will he a lecture on "Jenerson' by Samuel
Greenbaum az the Educational Alliance building
No l97 East Broadway. this evening
Under the auspices OF the Harlem Relief Society
lecture will be given by General Daniel F. sickle'
at the Young Mems Christian Association tiai no
ing His subject will be. Leaves from Ny Diary.
The regular meeting 0, the Alumnae Association
Of 81. Mary's School vii he held this afternoon Mt
Elementary readings on "Shakespeare by h DOW
den. r. 6. Moulton and George Brandes
The National Society of New England Women will
hold It's regular monthly literary meeting az IN.
waldorf today at 2l5 o'clock. Mrs. Edward Add
son Greeley is literary chairman Of the day.
The result OF the weekday sale" held recently
at tho homo Of Mrs. William Cray Park. No. q
Fifth-aye. in aid Of the Summer Rest Society was
$500 added TO the fund.
MARYLAND It's Grea: Charter" Is the subject Of
lecture to be given by Miss Jan" Meade wech. a,
Barnard College One hundred al nd nineteenth st.
near the Boulevard, this afternoon a; o'clock
Miss Ada Webster Ward viii give tho mn talk
OF her series on The Making % Modern History"
AT the home OF Mrs James W. Pinchot. No Gram
ercy Park. AZ O'Clock this afternoon.
The nnaI lecture OF tho series The History Of
Music" will be given by Miss s. 9. Very at No. II
Her subject Is The Music OF To-day
A paper on Roscoe Conkling" Will he read by
Miss Clara S,u,srnan before the Society for Po,l-
cal Study this afternoon at o'clock AT the club
rooms. the Tuxedo. Fhty-nnth-st. ara Madison
The annual convention OF the Christian Endeavor
and Missionary Alliance opcred yesterday IN the
Gospel Tabernacle at Forty four,h-st. and Eighth
ave Women day IA home missionary work will
Mrs r. simpson Miss : a. Lindenberger Miss
Louise Shepard. Miss May Agnew and Mrs.
Schultz.
Miss Alice Dunlevy will give the las. OF her lect
ures on THE Art Of the Nineteenth Century this
Rutland Broadway and Fifiy-seventh-st
The first annual election OF the New York House
hold Economic Association VIII be held Friday.
May g. when the officers for the ensuing year Will
bc elected.
Miss Eleanor G. Nixon Of Trenton. y J.. read
interesting paper on The Old Highways Of New
Jersey al d recent meeting OF the Buff and Blue
Chapter Daughters Of IN" American Revolution.
AT the hrrnc Of Mrs Garrett. in lloboken. Miss
N,xon is = daughter Of the late Judge Nixon and
ident OF the New-Jcrsey Society or The Cincin-
natl
Alfred " Coe,t will give his lecture on "Ox-
ford" at the rooms of the American Institute. No.
ll3 West Thrty-eghth-st. this evening at O'Clock
| the lecturer will show "A number of photographs
taken by himself.
Miss Susan DO Forrest Days steam yacht. the
Scythian which sailed from here two months ago
| for a cruise In Southern waters. has returned
on account Of the possibility Of naval battle with
| Spain.
The Rev Hugh o PcntecOst. who Is a believer in
the ,ransmigration ~ souls. said In a sermon AT
Carnegie Hall on Sunday that II was cruel TO XII
| birds. because they would eventually bccome men
| and because all human beings were once Dirds
md house decora tions will he given by Elizabeth
pulLelev Nichols al the studio OF Henry Bradford
o,rouons Nos . and 4 West Thrty-second-st,
| from 10 10 O'Clock to-day tomorrow ana
Wednesday
Miss Georgina Roberts will lecture this morning.
| 80 at Sherry's on CUBA