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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
nnn rLrmS OF 1 NMINL.

III. first per on in the Western world 10 be OK
allied 10 tho rank ~ q lindoo Swami was Mrs L.
Y Gamer of chicago ard her spiritual guide iu
I'll tho str.ace tlu.ts ~ thc farm Of Buddha. Wis
Tho swami hhha,ananda. au Intellectual French
woman. wlo i- D. puo~u's- % H." pr'nta. cult. and
thus describe. the equality OF s.N in the order.
ia ID. world ~ tho spirit There H. uo *"N. Mem
l.r- of our ord T. neither men nor women. hat
souls. S~N o. q pheuou~upu. g 'f' wave upon
tho surf 60. while ih' -oul Is tn" hFP' Iul'l'
81 ,u,..4 o..au that exists from century 10 ceu-
,tir, now in ON. form. now lu another You may
h. a man iu ono incarnation. and woman 10 mo
,ev- according T., the nature ~ your development
1rs .iudc- fnr Instance. Nho mark the dos'ncracN
of his generation will D" women IN IN" nHNt age.
much ~ faa wotl VIII be- gr'af -ttte7n"n aud
l-..l.r. u fhn-El-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
MOUNT VERNON NOTES.

Tho TAR which wee held last week n connection
Ui,h the church cf our Lady Of Victory proved so
successful thaf tho wowen managers have con-
Guided N continue the sale and entertainment;
hroi sh his ~-ok
4, tho meeting OF the Wcstches,er Woman's Clue
asst week i've uev members were elected The FOL
loving were appointed committee to take steps
toward leasing now rooms for the clue: Mrs. Rob
orr N,Vi,ka~ Mrs Samuel -. Patterson. Mrs NIL
or Rarhbiu Mrs +. :. CraiCie. Mrs Arthur W ILL.,
fans Ms +. /. HerriCk and Mrs. william wilson.
me cluh is more popular and more prosperous this
wear than ever before in is history.
Mr. and Mr. COY o. Mountaindale \. Y. were
given a reception a. the nome o. NJ. and Mrs.
po,or Collins 80 - South seventh-ave on Friday
o-euinc aud af,or . social hour there was dancing
B.. The younger people
The bcncho .arios Of tho Martha Wilson Home
were given an outing on Monday by Mrs Peck
wife OF TIC Rev George c. peck. ilsior OF the
First Methodist church. who hired large coaches
and took the women or 4 drive through i-fs'
chester New Rochelle Pelham and along The Long
Island Sound drive.
Tho second meeting Of the Acme Whist Club
was "a mos; enjoyable one. 1t being held al the
home Of Mr. ! Horace Jones. No A. South Eighth
ave, OH Thursday evening
The Edclweiss Chautauqua circle was entertained
ly Mss Ada To.ein. 40 40 South Tenth-avc" on
Monday cyenins. The principal events on the pro-
e,.a,nue were tho reading OF The Landing OF the
Ticrtn Fathers" boy Miss Josephine Daily, and
Miss Focgiu's personal experiences ana rcInlnls~
cenCes OF her travels ABROAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED.

book OF paintings came to the Office from A
Farther Light. silk pieces from Mrs j. w WHIT
latch. reading matter from +. J.. G.. OF Dorches'e''
Mass and dainty bag containing "A number Of
pretty Christmas gifts all wrapped and marked for
distribution. from NJ II. Clary. OF Malone. y. y
These gifts consist 0: medicne-glass covers. pin
cushions. stamped envelopes for mailing. a three
month"; subscription 10 THE Outlook and
dozen needle and pin books. \ package containing
silk pieces and a number Of pretty booklets came
from A. : Leeds Of Lakewood. y. j.; magazine
picture cards boxes and tobacco pouch: bags. toys
celuo.G calendar. from Mrs. Hiram ;. Whsle
Of Poughkceps.e y. y: tea cosey and box OF com
fort rolls and scrap pictures from Miss Elsie D.
Hurd. OF South Acton. Ne. seven pinoalls OhrIs'-
mas cards and scrap pictures from Miss j. ; Ire
land. Of Jersey City. reading matter from Mary T.
Randolp Jennie :. Chids and Katrina Miller al
Of Brooklyn. collection Of books. games. pictures
and picture cards from Goldsmith and Freddie
P.nkncy Of Woodhaven. Long Island; a large box
OF candles from J. Augustus Rice, OF Bethlehem
Penn. picture cards and booklets from Mrs George
Rlrick Of Belot Wis. scrap pictures from Miss
Nellie NJ Han OF Globe Village. Mass.
Reading matter was received from Miss Frances
and Miss Isabel Richie Of Newark. y. j. picture
cards 4 game silk pieces and ribbons without name
s ~. ards from Mrs Eppens OF Hoboken,
y j.: a box containing three bags and material ior
making ss IaR lula star Of New
ARK. y J.. pretty scrap book rom George Cor
neus. OF La Sale Col box OF fancy work.
picture cards and booklets from Annie and Bertha
Zoeller OF louisville Ky: 4 pair OF boudoir slip
pers from Sadie NJ HUI % Danbury, Conn 4
package containing papers. work basket. pncush-
ION embroidery silks Germantown yarn, picture
frames. fame work scrap bag. music and portfolio
without anv name. a box Of silk pieces. scrap p l.
ures and fancy work. from +. 3 Lincoln. Of Sold-
manca. y Y, Solvent spoon and brooch. from
Mrs. W H. burnett OF Lake Placid y. !. ; pictur"
cards from r. bought. OF NeH-YOrk Cly: litile
boat from Mrs. W J. Matthews OF Sanbcl Island,
Fla. scrap pictures. without name. picture from
Mrs McIea-. Of Corsnt Fla; reading matter from
= T.. s. :. member BAG containing SIN pieces. a
pair Of bath slippers, games curtains. penWlpef.
pictures and bOOklef. from Mrs. G. " Thorn OF
his city, SIX pie rom Mrs. j. r. D.. OF Eliza
Conant Fla. chlds collar from NJ Mabel Wick
roy. of Tecumsen. Neb- tidy from Mrs. joseph
silk pieces and embroidery silks. from Mrs J. II;
Plnknoy Of Woodhaven, Long Island: poetry and
papers from Mrs Hanks OF Brooklyn. hood from
Miss NJ Clement. Of Beverly. Mass. dolly from
Mrs Sarah Frost. y East Cambridge. Mass. ana
ten bound books from Mrs. J. G.. Cray or Hot
Springs. Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
SOROSIS WOMEN ON SCIENCE.
soMF PRACTICAL RESULTS OF MODERN
INVESTIGATIONS DISCUSSED.
"A STRATA OF HEALTHY PARENTS NEEDED"
s.ys DR. EMILY Y PARDEE-CHILDREN s1-F-

"A STRATA OF HEALTHY PARENTS NEEDED"
GAYS DR. EMILY =. FARDEE-cHrLDREN srT-
FER FROM ovFRFEED1SG ~ THIS AGE
sorosis held regular meeting at ~ Waldo-'-
Astoria Yesterday. the members assembling IN the
I.o- Gallery 70 listen 20 The discussion introduced
w Mrs. florence po Graff Shaw. chairman a Tho
day
Mrs DIMES 7 G Derison tho now president;
W. introduced by Mrs Helmuth. who Vas among
,he members seated on the platform The others
who had their places behind the long table were
Ms. Hannah Allen Mrs Miriam Mason Greeley.
Ms Alice Bartlett Stimson. Mrs. Emma v
rovrsend. Mrs Christina J. Hisley. Mrs. o.. +
Barnes and Mrs Katharine ). Foote.
Before the discussion was opened the following
programme was given. Violin solos. Solvent
~ Ernst ard Hungarian Dance" by Brahms
,lsved Nv Mss Rose Girch. reCtat'ons Of original
elections hy Miss Grace Griswod. tho titles o.
The pieces being The Return" and THE 'ouTi~np
O, Larry O'Dee" and Miss Ella Jorelyn Horne
,arr Les Files de Ced.z' and Dear Love Nhea
in Thine Arms
Mrs Shaw then opened the discussion Of the sub
,ect some Practical Results Of Modern Scientific
research" Papers were given by Or. Emi'f V
par6e4 Mrs Alice Bartlett Stimson. Mrs Miriam
Mason Greeley. Or. Harriet c. keatinge and Mrs
Isabella : Lovean3. Mrs Hisley opened tho eN-
tenporaneous discussion. in Introducing inc theme
Mrs Shaw paid a beautiful tribute TO the "meA
and women who are giving their labor that our
lives may be brighter and nobler The world de-
rnsnds self-sacriAce. a crucihNon. before II VIII
recognize an ability to do or to lead" she said ana
spoke in this connection Of tho horois1n o. Gocto
Fnd nurses N the late VAR. and OF IN" untW'E
death OF Colonel WarinC. Continuing sl' ~al
Every student should be taught the la"S o. h'n''
~ Pardee took up the subject from The point o.;
view OF physician and surgeon. she acN o'al"I
strong measures 10 combat hereditary ana pre-
natal influences and pleaded for n etrda OF
hsoithv narents'' declaring that one gereraii
would feel the effect Of Wholesome clean Hv.. ~.
gen.ration Quoting Mr~ FrowniuGs cry or 'l"
Shildren" she said that many poo t,I' me
,.rv of pain could be traced 90 his SrdndQdl"ht-
hence his tsais" ONorindulGcnce, especially IN
food was she said. blamab.e as neeicc, 10.
.vhere one hundred children suffer from aehclen'
food she declared. 1--WE hundred suffer from ex-
Another woman doctor who sat in the audience
vas heard 20 say. That's true-ihats certainly
.rup A. .t.,.,o-
The conflict" said DR.. Keatnge In conc!nsloi'
",ha, will wage IN tho next generation Wi 9e ur
fr.ecn reckless deSenerat"s on the on hahd ava
trc now reCcrerate race on the other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
WORK or WOUEN StFFRAElSIS'
An OPEN LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT AND
FRIENDS OF THE LOCAL SOCIETIES.

The convention ~ tho National American Wom-
ans Suffrage Association for 1893 VIII be held al
Grand Rapids Mich, upon the invitation OF the
s,Iffragists OF that State. The exact date Is not
yet fully decided upon but Will be given III que
time At the last convention. which was neld al
washington and which was the fftieth anniversary
of tho meeting AT Seneca Falls 1t was decided 20
hold the meetings OF the association IN the spring
hereafter instead Of the winter. and this resolution
va adopted by the vote OF a large majority. IL Is
expected that the reunion at Grand Rapids VIII pe
especially interesting, as there Will nave Deen a
greater length OF lime in which TO carry out WORK
~ planned i'm February last - ,x
IN the October number ~ The National SuHiase
Bulletin" there is published an open letter 70 tle
Presidents Of local societies anl frlends OF IN, tns
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
from the treasurer, Harriet Taylor Upton. rms
letter declares that the war Is over ana me Sra
question ol woman's emancipation - more III
'The success Of our cause depends upon the local
cuas Good. active. working Locals make slrons
st,.,r aasociations and strong State associations
make powerful national associations. lhel''ol'
let tho first business OF tn" local societies row re-
sirrius their tall meetings no TO pay t1e. du"s
1;iye county and State trcasurers ample time 10 10
heir work If they IN turn are faithful and prompt
ev,rv state and Territorial association VII! be- on
..rbe BIll"t,n" mentions the stand women took az
-ha fo;r conventions recently nrld IN litho' "ill'
,,'.,e for :he Republican. Silver Republican, Demo
o,ic 'o and Ponulst PARTIES
'Wy"rnan deiegates we're present at each conyen-
t,ou and the silver Republicans elected a woman
az ,,.,re-rhairman This party and the Democrats
a. 90 ,,fafad n woman from each county on The
go. p'r,,,, comnnittee- The Silver Republicans
-, ~ be nomination for Secretar: OF state 20 tWp
women but. as they said the holding Of offices Is
not The main object Of women VINO n La n,
offered the nomination for Auditor 70 two women
,,rd ,bat also was declined The Republicans ana
49, 1yere more successful. and found
,,,,5ner Who accepted the nomination for State
Superintendent OF Schools. , . 80 >.
sno,her fact gratifying to members Is IN" Re
cneet m ade TO Mrs Carrie c. Gait by severa pron.-
1ent politicians for lis OF books that have peer
taken mo bv students Of the course IN poInicaI
eciSnre as outlined by the National American
,t.rr,,,s Suffrage Association.
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INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

NJ and Nrs Charles Northam Lee. o. NO. IA
West Seventy-eighth-st gave dinner party ids'
rigbt IN honor OF the young people who are 10
servs os bridesmaids ushers. best man ana ma'o oi
honor a+ tho marriage ceremony which VIII De per
formed I'm the Church OF the Heavenly hesI, on, on
Wednesday when their daughter. MISS ratY'l =, =
Cowles Lee VIII become the VIE OF sa''' Strong
1ieor Miss Eleanor Johnson Miss Grace Saitoh-
s-aU go Miss Ethel Moss. Miss Elzaoeth w llcoN'
Miss Aurela De Mauric, Ans9n rnsPS Brincker
Alexander Cochran. Redmond ross > p' ~ VI q.
boff Thorne Samuel Thorne. jr Mckee ~ Mchee
and James u. Neel'.
rudce and Mrs Roger A. Pryor VIII give recep-
ton this afternoon to commemorate the hftieth an
niversary Of their wedding, at their home NO. )
West SNty-ninth-st.
The ENGAGEMENT Is announced OF Miss Mary VIII
lard Crane daughter OF Charles Crane, OF ths'citS
n J. stuart Thompkins OF Boston. a member o.
tho New-York Bar and graduate from Oo'"e"
University.
4 fashionable wedding in ST Johns Protestant
Eniscopal Church. New Haven, Conn, to-day VIII
bo tha, OF Miss Caroline Suydam Duer daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs Denning Duer' 10 George NdNle'
McI.anahan. of Washington. II. [
The narrias, Of Miss Irene Mas,in TO \. Edward
Lester will take place az the home Of the bride 5
grandmother Mrs Dickinson. No. "a West seventy
socond-st. on Wednesday evening November 2 DR.
Gallaudet will oficate the ceremony. me
bride viii be attended by her sister. Miss tdul
Nastin as maid OF honor. assisted by Miss Beatrice
Mastn Miss Florence Tubbs and the brldegrooim :
nincos Miss Edith &. Brown aud Miss Mabel .
Lester Miss Emma Pennington Lester ana Mas
ter Kirby Grafton will precede the bride TO me
;rb@ iishers will be Clarence Dickinson William 6.
ester Rossiter Lester Waters and Spencer
Wafers MIR and Mrs. Lester will be At home on
Thursdays in December at No. Ill West seven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

with a centre seam in back and extends 70 fash
lonabe length all around Il Is smoothly nted ny
"A short dart taken up at each shoulder. below
which IL falls gracefully. having a sweep Or three
and a Guarter wards I'm the medium size. The neck
is finished with a storm collar composed OF -FOUR
sections which may be worn staining or ro'ett
nvar Ths hood mad. 10 show the plaid side OF
the goods shaped with centre seam ana Is re-
side .lge forms a collar outline in front straps
firmly sewed 10 the top II the shoulier-datts arc
long enough 10 cross below the bust ana button NJ
the back which holds the cape IN position wh.h
opened Short. pointed straps secured with Ou'-
tons c.osc the tapping fronts. ,.,-.. IA
canes in this styly made OF hroadci0tn a,.
lined with plaid and other brieht-co 3r'1 slAs ~
rn,hinq IL 50 servlceable the douDe-facel cioths
ana scotch cheyloi which require. no inning. 1900
To make this cage for mis- oi fourteen .,sr,ai
all require one ana nve-eghth yards OF ms.eHa4
Gffy-four inches wide. The pattern. NO. DIV
cut in sizes FOR misses OF twelve fourteen ANU 81
teen years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

n. postponed meeting o. The wonen's Health
y-.e-,.,e Association will he held at 1890 o'clock
ais morning 81 The Academy ~ Mecicine Nos .,
en- 2 West Forty-third-s. important business Will
II transacted
rA4rs 1iN ne a genera meeting - Auxiliary No.
: o. no American National REQ Cross TITS morn
50 a. i o'clock al -" home Of ne pIe-atni MS, MS
Mccall Bliss. 10 ~ East seventy -irsi-9'' h'S'-
ress Of impo-tan. viii Doe taken "p
ne Motley clue VII holi It's ocular meeting this
afternoon 4, ;hc rome = Mrs. Ellen VI. Mead.
The school for Saints. hv John oliver Hobbies i'
ne move 70 oc nrda- discussion. There ", be
ti9Tzo Gauter,.
4 meeting of The brooklyn Public Library Asso-
olation vas held Ia evening At thu home 81 Mrs
penjamir = stephens 70 - lathush-ave The
enject disols9cd Wa The lnhn'n'" o. 4"'ra''''-
The people o. South Dako;o WI vote to-day on
the question o. striking ou, the word male 'rom
,e STATE Cons,ituton
n. Society for Political Study VII meet to-day
ii, o'clock IN its now quarters. IN Genealogical
Hall No. 22s West Fic'y-eiSn,n-st Mrs J G.. NJ NJ
lon VII give Papcr o. s,n,n", Vii .sko pla O.
e \ Thomson will give free illustrated lecture
o. Wonders and Beauties o. Ceylor' a. O'clock
..,s evening IN The hall % me American Museum
q Nstura History. seventy-seventh-st ana ESh'n-
-. annual convention ., the Ncw-York STATE
Woman Suffrage Association viii open to-day In
Hudson 70 continue t1ree days The headquarters
W % At ne o'th Hotel
NJ. rls,e Clew. daughter 81 Henry Claws. gave
: luncheon Saturday 10 the officers of the Barnard
College Chapter Of the colieg" SetucT|nt Associ@-
schoi ~ c,ris both Of watch she was instrumental.
IN o-san.zirF.
t-...,o, ,o.nrns WI he sent today from .hc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
ROSA BONHEURS LION PICTURE.

Rosa Rcnheur. although past seventy years OF
age f. sill at work with her pencil and brush ana
says she means % paint I'll she dies II IS her
intention to do one more Ion picture. and she 10
now studying the lights and shades seen IN tne
fur OF g young cub as he eambols anoIt MISS
Bonheur received some young American girls -"
weeks ago and they were arr students she
IA lked 10 them of her desire 10 make TINS ne.'
nicrure of hers chef d'Wuyre among ter paint
ires of lions She drew attention 10 singular
lint OF green that appeared IN the animal lut IN
cer,ain lights almost as II a eleam OF reiec ron
from colored glass had rested on IN" ia"ny mar.
;rSis shading sho said size had boon trying tor
years TO get. and when IN" 'dtch'7 S'' win
paiuf her last lion picture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

o. All ages. ms
utility ~ this
cape recommends
q 20 mothers, and
~ simple con-
struction a admits
or It's being easily
made ~ home. AZ
-onsidera BILE say
ing OF expense.
Double fac ed
clOaking mat
shows a rich. nut
brown shade on
one side and \
bright plaid In
shades % blue,
brown and cream.
with lines ~ yell
low on the other.
"a here repre-
scented
The cape is cir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

70 b~ sen, TO Manila for tho ist Colorado Noun-
teers. These dinners tn he inclosed In tin
boxes. soldered exclude damDness and mildew
The Individual packages will bc sorted by com
panies, and sent in huge packing cases "
Governor Elisha Dyer Of Rhode Island is looking
out for the boys of that State and two nundred
Rhode Island turkeys are fattening expressly Tor
the LIST Rhode Island Volunteers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
cIErER LITTLF GTRL or SEVEN.

one 81 the cleverest little girls in She country -
sad TO be Blanche Menzesheimer. OF BrooAyn' VINO
celebrated her seventh birthday little who ago
She can impersonate boy 80 raturaiiN ana "c'
,ha, one can scarcely believe that tho orshf itts
miss i a clever mimic ana not onF 9Hr~ u'e'WW
songs Ike the stage favortos bur lmpet S'hates 81
- ,rofessional actresses sh" has heard Shs
da noes too but her parents VIII not consent 20
her ever giving public exhibitions. ana onF n,
friends are hidden when tho little woman lttlS tnN'
She would Ike 70 get up an enter tainm"n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
LAST NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENTS.

"Hurly Burly" and "Cyranose de Brc-a-Brac'
Nth tho incidental 'Heathen.' began new week
a., Weber & Fields's Music Hall last night The
house was crowded. II generally Is. ana much
eniovment Of the burlesQue was manifested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

Gvpsy music made up the most OF the pro-
qranmes Of the hungarian Orchestra al the Eden
Nus6c Yesterday afternoon and evening. the othet
attractions were the moving views or me cih'hd'o
graph and the waxwork collection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

The marriage ~ Frank Halsey Otis to Miss Flor
once Holiday daughter OF Mrs. Daniel Holiday.
occurred I'm the chantry Of Grace Church last
Wednesday, Mrs. Otis's father was prominent
citizen of Baltimore. but since his death she and
her mother have lived much 81 the tiIne IN ms
ci.v Mr. and Mrs Otis Will receive their friends
a, their home No l0l West Eghty-hfth-st on
two Saturdays in January. the 'tn and the isl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

Miss Nellie McHenry and John g. Webster APP
n,ared a, the Pleasure Palace last night IN fa'ch-
work" Among the other features OF the 'ohu"u-
ans rerfornancc were Al Leech and the three
pos.lu1s Leo Dervalto on the aerial globe. ana
Una DREAMS ventriloqust. The performance al
this mouse VIII begin to-day some houiS e1'"''
than usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
yHAyKsGrTIyG DlNTER FoR soLDIERS-

The tharksziying spirit Is already IN ;he ar ana
rcinss come from Colorado and Rnoi@ lsiano ''"'
the soldiers q each # those states are nov 80 ~
defraCded II their brthrsht the tnrk'N n'nn'
een when canning on the tented fed. The sol
oiers AID Society OF Denver has foimula'@' ''s
plans snd one thousand Thanksgiving dinners arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

A TIssTE-PAPER PATTERN OF MISSES GoLF
CAPE 40 $50. FOR COUPON
AND ~ CENTS.

"Growing in popular favor Is the verdict IN mo
golf ape this season. this convenient Top earmehe
ba,rr considered the correct wear Tor schoolgirls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
On Thursdav lctt.rs came 70 Tho Office from

on Thursday letters came 70 tho Office from
Frances r. Gadd!s. n this city: Mrs. =. W leher
~ GloversvilH. y. Y; Laura A. Hayes. Of Dover
y II. Mrs Laura SEQ. ~ Tccumseh. Nch.. Mrs
A 4 Newell Of Albany y Y; Mrs a. Marsh. Of
his city. berkeley" Of California: W. g. Baker
Of Cresskill. y. J.. Miss j. :. Ireland. Of Jersey
CITY. s " Dean. Of Bridgeport Conn. J. Angus
tus Rice of Bethlehem Pom: Miss Nellie VI. Han
Globs Village Mass. Elsie J Hurd - south
Acton. No. Ms Mary 4 DUMMY. Of Auburn. Nc ,
Mr. r. n. Burr of iiaweyyilie; Conn. Mrs {. u, j.;
Iendrickson Middletown y j., 4 LAwk1Ws SKI
Hampstead y. Miss Annie : Leeds Of Lake
wood \. j. 2 +. S Il H. Mar r. Randolpn
jennie :. Chds and Katrina Miller. Of BROOKLYN
Miss J. \. Marshall Of this city; Mrs \ -
ketchum Of Dundee. H.. Miss Alice HallcnweI
Of Washington. Miss Grace MackiuSon. OF Tecuin-
sch. Neb. Mrs. NJ. J. Miner. Of Washington; DT;
Mary - Hussny c. this city; X. 4. wilson OF
New Haven. Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
SOWING AND REAPING.

eur.r if God shall Will.
Ard work for Him while We may.
From Calvary cross ~ Zion crown
j. only = little Ma.
OniS 4 little while
For t0ilug a f'w short DAYS.
And men comes IN. rest 'hc quiet rest.
Efcruiiy'S 'hdl' - prai'n.
So, by Mrs j. H. Whit.ach.
Il.,l. Mary Eleanor Fly wishes 20 thank her dc-
i,~t,f,tl eri,nts for the sunshine that made h"r
birthday bright in tho Post-Graduat" Hospital sh"
s.,-s that il vas red-le;ter dav. whose gathered
sunbe ans VIII make bright the memory ~ OCTOBER
-, iS!S.
Tho Sunshine pin sent 20 Mrs oscar Jenerv. ~
30 i67 Beyidere-aLe.. Washneioh. ], =. mas been
,e.,-n,d 20 fhe Office. VIII Mrs JoNfr' please
send correct address.
Mrs Jennie 3 Boucher ~ Scne' Fais. y D,
has been sending Sunshine to Adolph Koch. m tn"
Home for Incurahles at Chicago and has also sent
Woman's Pages TO Phoebe BouRhmsn Of Cuba Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

An extra long continuous performance VIII also
be- given to-day AZ Proctor l"'h'l -''''u ''0
Theatre Miss Marie Jansen appeared there yes''t-
i,, f,r IN. first time and so did Miss Anne Suih-
.rland and Miss Helma Hermann. the last TWO IN
sketch entitled An Affair OF Honor" Further
Contributions TO tho enjoyment Of the audiences
49, ,n1d nv lanes Thornton Hall and Staley.
Willard Smms the i've CornauaS. Stlne ana fNahS
Germ. cochran Florence Moore. FrencilN and
Lewis and the wargraph.