New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-07

| Mrs Henry J. Gielov will give dramatic read
| ing from the works OF Thomas Nelson Page this
| morning at II o'clock at the Waldorf-Astoria. Pre-
vous 10 the reading she will talk about the author
| and give some Interesting anecdotes OF his lie
| Miss Lille dAngclo Bergh will receive Informally
this afternoon Mt her studio the Albany. Fifty
| second-st. and Broadway.
| The last lecture Of the course on ANGELS and
Devils In Art" will be given by Miss Jean Nissan
| Allen ut the home Of Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn,
| No. $50 Madison-ave.. at IL o'clock this morning
| Tho regular monthly meeting of the women's
| National Sabbath Alliance Will be held this morn
Ing II o'clock IL Room rs Of the lrsay Hai
Holiday will be tho topic discussed
| Marshall Danach will give dramatic readings
| from Twelfth Night this afternoon at O'Clock
| at the Wadorf-Astorta.
| John Graham Brooks lectures this morning on
"Ruskin and Morris" at Mendel:soh r Hail. NO ns
West Fortieth-st, beginning at IL O'CLOCK
Travel As a Factor in Education" Is the sub
ject Of a lecture by Professor f. X Aioeh OF
Packer Institute 10 be given before the EroeSei
Society this afternoon at O'CLOCK al INC fi'''''
| Academy. Brooklyn.
| The King. Daughters Cuban Sewing Circle will
open It's headquarters at No II Asor Place to-day
Contributions Of cotton goods, flannel. etc. VIII Dc
welcomed by the circle.
Tho regular monthly meeting OF the Young
Womens Christian Association Will be held al NO.
| I East FHfteenth-st to-day at II o'clock
The National woman's Christian Temperance
Union has appointed March 20 as Memorial DAY
| IN honor OF It's late president Frances H. "iia'u'
Miss WIZARDS last Official call was 10 the unions 70
| observe this day. because II was the birthday OF
Neal Dow 1.-THE Union Signal VIII be issued
March 10 as a memorial number: t,o,-, Somerset
~ hnr wi
and Miss Anna Gordon are appHnis CO.., Ms h MAX
as soon as possible especially covering the last ten
years OF Miss Wizards life An official plcture IN
me form Of large steel engraving will be reaG ~,
! Woman's Temperance Publishing Association
Tho a,nuol meeting and election Of officers CT the
standing committees Of sorosis will be held to-day
| at 1880 a m. at the waldorfAstoria
Miss NJ. Eleanor Ford Will continue her literary
conferences at Sherry's this morning beginning at
lies o'clock. Subj.ct: "The Poet VS.. The Man o,
Action"
The series Of lectures by Alfred NJ. Collett in aid
Of the Manhattan East Side Mission. as already
announced in The Tribune. will take place at
she-ry's during the next three weeks. The dates
asa .S}SGs e t9TTs Ma4h @
and New St P2u Meanes9 ba e MaIrm w be
given az . p. m, and tickets may be ob,ained at
Pork Exch han No. Il East Thireih ST. and at
, Sherry's.
Miss Myra Blake daughter OF Mrs. l.. c. Blake,
No 81 South Second-ave.. Mount Vernon gave a
birthday party on Saturday last. Among the many
present were the Misses Mary Brakeman. Caroline
Hall Annie Fisher Ethel Donaldson. Mary BAKE,
May Bisland. Ruth Gould. Agnes Montague. Nil
dred Hi. Ethel Van Name. Faith Davis Adele
Mcclure Mabel Coon and Marguerite J.. Stecker.
Bronx Chapter OF the Daughters Of the Revo-
lut!oa was formed NJ Mount Vernon few days
ago. when the following were elected officers:
Regent Miss Susan NJ. Stone; vice-regent. Mrs
Roger NJ Sherman; register, Mrs William T.
Bacon: treasurer Mrs Joseph S. Wood; secretary.
Mrs. Arthur Williams; historian. Mrs charles T..
| Ward
The Fortnieht.y one OF the thriving literary
societies Of Mount Vernon had a delightful session
al the home OF Miss Graham. in Rich-ave.. on
Monday evening The topic discussed was Long
fellow, and papers were read by Mrs r; Is
Night" was sung by Miss Nell Granam, Miss Annie
Sageman. Mrs Beals and Mrs. Y: v. Beard solo;
THE Arrow and the Song" by Mrs. Beard, and
piano solo by Mrs. w. J. Dngedine
The Edelwess ChautauQua Circle, OF Mount
Vernon. had reception at the home Of the Misses
Pearson on Monday evening. Miss Pearson gave
short drill on the first five chapters Of Roman
from Sketches from Italian Life" Miss Florence
Walker read comic selection from Jerome's
DIARY Of Pilgrimage and Miss Jennie Pearson
gave piano solo.