New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-15
THE DAYS GOSSIP.


THE DAYS GOSSIP.
This will be nomination day at the West End
woman's Republican Club No. AZ Boulevard.
The first assembly ball OF the will be given
This evening at the waldorf-Astoria. All the
on the ballroom floor have been reserved. The
guests VII be TeEeved ~ Mrs AsIoT Mrs Van Van
Grand d'fiautevie.
Mrs Calvin S Brice. Mrs. Henry r. Mallory.
Miss Florence Gurnsey Mrs. ST. John Gahney. ex-
Governor Routt and Mrs Routt OF Colorado; Mrs.
Il H. Adams and Mrs Frank Northrop have gone
10 Washington attend the annual meeting Of he
George Washington Memorial Association which
takes place this week. and will be held at the Ar
i!ng,on
In the lecture course Of the Fellow-Citzenshp
Association OF the East Side Settlement House.
seventy-sixth-st and East River Mrs; Charles
Russell Lowell Will talk this evening on Admins
trative Reform
Some Famous Women will be the special topic
treated this morning by Miss Katherine NJ. Crooks
.r her lecture course Women OF the Middle
Ages and the Renaissance" The lecture Will be
Is Madison
Miss Eleanor Ford's Thursday afternoon lecture
course WILL close to-day with the talk Child
Life Dramatic, Motive" The lecture e Will 20
ksSn SKI cs9'k and seVen'haVe ''
Members OF the Union League Club will enter
TAIN their women friends at progressive euchre
party IN the clubhouse this evening The prizes
prepared for the occasion are unusually handsome.
In the Pratt Institute free lecture course Walter
T. PAGE Editor Of The Atlantic Monthly. Will
lecture in the assembly hall OF the Institute.
brooklyn this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock on The
War and our New Duties; All the members OF the
Institute and their friends are cordially invited.
At the Invincible Club house at No l.3ls Fulton
o.. Brooklyn a progressive euchre will be given this
or me e Of T0'f esG ut family are Mrs Horao
Mould has arranged the affair
A fair for the benefit Of the Home for Frendless
Women and Children. at No. 20 Concord-st BROOK
lvn WILL be held in the Home to-day and tomorrow
under the auspices Of the Kings Daughters
In the Tuxedo. Madison-ave. and Fifty-ninth-st
q fair will be opened to-day for the benefit OF the
Home Hotel Association. Lectures and concerts
will also be given in this connection Mrs. Anna
aK on Ny Recent Visit 10 the Home Of Shake
speare."
The members o. the Post-G raduate Hospital
Nurses Club will be at home TO their friends this
afternoon and evening from until o'clock al the
clubhouse No. l43 East Thirty-ffh-st- The officers
gsi the Club v are rs9 sarah
Graham second vice-presdent Jesse e-tb 1aa
president Susanna C Allen. treasurer and Mary
Z Thornton, secretary
The regular social meeting Of european takes
place today at the Knapp Mansion The Commit
tee on Municipal Affairs. Mrs. Walter BaIron
IN cvies is the subject for discussion.
At o'clock to-day THE Christmas Rood.
AFR nj will
Be given in the small ballroom OF the Waioorl-As-
torja for the hsuef; OF the New-York Home iof
Corvalescents and the Sunday kindergar'en, MISS
lean K,s.ar, Allen Will tell Of Twelfth Night IN
Rome The Countersign" and other poems by
steal rnonoogue by Miss Grace ATKINS D gL ~
bow soprano sooist Of Trinity Chapel will also be
Of the vOcdllsts.
The annual sale of work for the benefit OF the
Children's Home Of the salvation army VII 10 oe nf
work or money will be thankfully receivea az ~ M
tonal headquarters, No 10 10 ~ west run
feminist
The weekly French lecture at Columbia univer-
sy will be given to-day as usn aa- s .,
Cohn al $50 o'clock IN Room No. 800. Schernerhorn
Hall The subject will be "LOpera Cornique en-
France Students OF other INSTITUTIONS ana 'he''
friends invited.
The defeat IN South Dakota OF the Womans Suf-
frage amendment 10 the Constitution was ia'se's
the Extension Of Suffrage 10 Women MIS- 1eo,te
Philips secretary 10 the ASSOCIATION mace 'epo' h
10 This eject at the meeting held on IuesGay AT me
home Of Mrs Henry DmOck. NO ZS East DIX
teth-st.
The steamship Mississippi, which sailed yes'er-
day for Santiago and Ponce, was loaded WIN zen
thousand turkeys and thousand pounds OF
fresh cranberries for the Christmas dinners OF e
soldiers In Cuba Colonel c. A. Woodruff mas peer,
Instrumental In forwarding these supplies III sooo
season 10 reach the men
The Harlem Dispensary Fair VIII open To-Day at
The Ellerslie and will be continued through TO-
morrow This being the first benefit entertainment
the d!spensary has had, the result Is %atcheo IVl
with interest and as funds needed 10 supply
Necessities for the sick a good patronage Is hoPed
for.
John Van schaick 1r. lectured last evening az
the Church Of the Divine Paternity on why lne
Half Moon Sailed. and What Came OF ~ ,no
lectures are in the series OF OLD Dutch Ne" -<'A
dam.
. Miss Gertrude Mcmillan read Mercedes -