New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

7. ma. been recommended by the olncers OIL 'iio
Uou,an's Christian Temperance Union that To-Day
being the birthday OF General Neal DO" anu o
or,.eo az prohibition Day" should be given up
20 services held in memory Of Frances r. wizard
The BROOKLYN Ethical Association. at the meet
too mis- evening in the Pouch Mansion, No
a.5 Clinton ave will listen to a lecture from Johh
s Clarke treasurer of the American StaIi SI
Association The subject OF the d lscouss vii he
opened by Ellsworth warner.
Colonial tea Will be given Immediately after
Lent under the auspices of the Hospital and Chart
table Committee of ST. Luke's Church' MIS-,
Ferdinand Pinney Earle. chairman; Tne Tea VIII
be given for the benefit of St Lukes Inm i ana h
may be held at Hamilton Grange ADJOINING me
church though this has not been definitely decided
The election for officers OF the Young Ladies
Charitable Society will take place to-day at the
Lexington Opera House F1fty-eishth-st" between
Third and Lexington ayes
"sin and Sinner is the subject 10 be treated by
tho swami Abhedanauda in his talk this afternoon
OF Mott Memorial Hail. No. " Madisoh-a'e' pe-
ginning at O'CLOCK
Mrs f. W. Greenwood. Worlds Evangelistic
Superintendent OF the w c. T L.. will lecture this
evening in the Bushwick Avenue Methodist Ep!sco-
pal Church Brooklyn. on The Church ana lem
perance.
The wedding Of Miss Sara Frances Hall daughter
Of Dr. and Mrs Edwards Hail. OF No. II East
sxty-sixth-st.. to a. Eugene Austin jr'. NJ. d.
whose engagement was announced early in Jan ~
in The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. The
ceremony Is 20 be performed oy ,nJ pdsioa r me
Rev. John Hall, ID. D., LII. D.. assisted by me Rev
Dr. Alonzo Eugene Austin. father Of the groom
The Decorative Art Society Is arranging to start
free classes in embroidery and all kinds OF deco
rative needlework. In order that 1t may have an
efficient corps Of workers to call on IN cases or
emergency. The socletys rooms are at No % East
Twenty -frst-st.
Mrs Jeanette Robinson Murphy gave a unique
entertainment last Thursday evening at the Park
Avenue Methodist Church. II included a talk on
anecdote OF Or. Asa Blackburn and his body ser,
want. and three songs: lsey y, Prcsecute G9g
an Gladder.
Miss Adelaide Klein and Miss Kenmare. two
Brooklyn society girls. have been engaged BY Daniel
Frohman for his stock company next season.
Miss Helen Could is to participate in the dedica-
ton ceremonies Of the Washington Irving High
School. at Tarrytown early In April Miss Could
has shown generous interest in the public schools
Of her little village beth IN personal attention and
IN gifts Of money. All the school prizes last year
were contributed by her
George Gould has been censured by many women
for no; bidding on Fortunys Choosing the Model"
lie defended himself at n dinner last week BY shy
should not have let him purchase the picture, for
should have overbid him or any one in order TO
keep the picture from adjoining the wall OF n for
eign gallery
According to Cumberland. Nd. dispatch to
THE Washington Post" Mrs James c. Frazer
passed through that quiet town. leaving decided
sensation behind her. She was on her way 10 Nor
gantown. W Va. where she is studying law at the
University She rode horseback with cross sad
die and carried a brace OF revolvers In her belt.
Her husband who evidently lacked the love OF ad-
venture possessed by his wife. followed IN hum
drum fashion By the train
"Pe,erson's Magazine" one OF tho avnnt courrers
OF magazines devoted especially 10 womens inter-
es:s. has been purchased by Frank a. Munsey.
and will be published hereafter from his New
York office.
Mrs Mary Waters has been rens,nlled as
s 4. na'r'n OF tho STATE Prison al trenton
TIE last OF n series OF musical and reading en-
tertanmcnts by Allen G.. Waterous tarytonc. and
Miss Sadie We're Milne took place a, the Waldorf
Astoria last week. large and highly appre;;
ery numbers Miss Milne reclied two seiecfions
from Anthony Hopes Dolly Diaogues." and sew
erai minor pieces. Joseph Pizzareo the
compan!si.
On March a. at the Empire Theatre, the last and
most Interesting performance OF the season will
he given by the students OF the American Academy
OF Dramatic Arts. These plays will be given to IL
'ussra's the evolution Of the drama, The nrst will