New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

THE DAYS GOSSIP.
Mrs. H. Meredith VII! read paper on the
Rise of Japan at the meeting Of the West hnl
Womans Republican Association TO be held IN IN
tn clubrooms No. AZ Boulevard AZ 3lS O'CLOCK
this afternoon.
4; tho meeting Of the Woman's Suffrage League.
which takes place at No 4lo Ninth-ave. this even
Ing at S o'clock Hugh Lusk. member or no
New Zealand Parliament. Will deliver an adar.sS
on The Success 81 Woman Suffrage IN New
Zealand
tn, Associate Alumne OF Normal College will
NEE, this afternoon at o'clock In the college
The topic FOR discussion "a Reports. on tho one n,
dcn-A 81 children Tho speakers OF tho day VIII
DO Harriet ~ Keith. Dr. Hannah De MIL ana
Mary II. Nolen
Tho regular business meeting Of Chiropean takes
place this morning Z. the Knapp Mansion at 10
7. IS ladies day" IT the Kn.ckerbocker Athletic
Club to-day. and interesting programme mas
been prepared for the occason The Sup nous oDe
at Madison-ave, and Forty-httA-s'' VIII wv 'P'"
to guests from TO 10 :. m.
A lecture by C. Hart Merriam. OF the United
States Department OF Agriculture Will be given
this evening at The lecture hail Of the Museum
Seventysevcnth ana c LEI, - Tswyork and
,he lure Is procctivs and directive Colora,,on
OF Animals
Frank Dararosch will speak the Teaching
Of Singing IN the Public Schools. before N" Pub
lie Education Association. No. 59s Fifth-avs. this
afternoon at o'clock. Tea WI 10 fFrved h''er
the lecture
The Contemporary cub o. Trenton. y. ]. held
rs first annual meeting Tuesday NJ the Trenton
House The following officers were elected: Frcsi-
dent Mrs Henry ". Green first vice-prcs,dcnt
Mr. Frank 6. Iowtaorp sec9nd yce,pr.'' I,i1s
Mary : Aticrbury recording secretary. Mss An,
ME II. Fisk corr spending s"cr"'ary Mr. -1innha
ho o9n o, ihc success o., tho society There
are now lso members.
Miss Mabel Pardee daughter % Mr.. and Mrs. J
jay Pardee gave a delightful evening 70 her friends
on Monday az hHr home 70 In!oA-aVe.. Mount YER
non
TIC Misses s,ahl. o. North High-s'. Mount Yer
non. entertained the E1clwe'ss Chau'auqla circle
on Monday evening Tho meeting opened with ~"
co,iov.ed bv he Minutes ~ ne last meeting The
rolan w,s Iesgondei - oy s,ng fhr name nd o,
o.ofatio1 from g. by eaeA member. Af'er hts tho
O., h "lS bsiorics ~ Rome and Mcdva Europe
was taken up
The Mount Vernon Chautauqua Circle met on
Monday evening Win Nj and Mrs. " " Denman.
q. South Sccond-avc Tho subject FOR the evening
was q review and discussion o. "Ronan LIE IN
brought forward. william Walker read an IN
irrc";ing paper and cach mem o. the society
gave quotation from Shakespeare
Mr. H. & Csiswell. secretary OF the Home Ms
sionsry Society o. ne Congregational Church.
speaks before the Second Collegiate Union Prayer
meeting Society tu.s morning 81, 1890 O'Clock on
Home M.seions" The meeting viii Dc held IN the
church parlors i.enox-ay" "nd ana 1
- a Ter %
the { Mon. with the exception o. Aaska Ia" InHch
OF interest 10 tell
The Wonan's club o. Jersey city will mce'
this afternoon at $50 O'Clock at the cluDrooms In
Hasbrouck institute An attractive pToeramm"
has been prepared FOR the afternoon. which VII
include plano solo. Mss julia C. lIarnoy rcci-
b IS,0n sns N5 rnompsSn On ncoroom brcor-
tons rom az Arts roint Of Vicw i { ,,l ~
sarten." by Miss Anna " Williams. director Of
the Philadelphia Nndcrgartens
Tn. Santa Clara League. Circle No !. Of tho
Working G!rls' Vacation Society. will hold its first
meeting FOR active work today AZ the HON" Of inc
president. Mrs. John Eiderkia so J" W's'
Mrs Daniel p Ingraham will give a dinner
party M her apartments. IN the strathmore THIS
evening.
IN. OYSTER Bay Woman's Club will meet this
evening TO continue us study OF English history.
papers on "Windsor Castle" and the "Houses OF
Parliament will be read BY Miss VI. Muller ana
Miss Adelaide Scnsrcck. Miss = FRYE VIII give
a review OF current events.
Nrs William Tod Helmuth president Of the
New-York State Federation OF Woinans GIBBS.
sails for Europe to-day. She Will be gone only a
short time, returning FOR the General Feh'Tat'o''
Convention, In Denver, In June.
NOT CROSS BINS FOR BREAKFAST
While every one knows that hot cross buns
are the proper thing for breakfast on Good FRIDAY
morning most people dependent on the baker
for their supply. recipe handed down IN one
family for half century may tempt the house
keeper 10 essay the task OF making them herself
Unto four pounds Of the best flour. says TINS
culinary authority. rub four ounces OF R""u
butter the same Of good lara nan pou''" ""