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musical will be given to-day at the home OF
Mrs. Gustav W. Becker. No. 70 West Ninety-hfth-
ST.. with a programme Of unusual interest IL 10 10
treat OF what Is considered by many as one OF tne
greatest factors in the development OF American
music. namely. THE Singing school OF Old New
England" paper has been prepared by Orviile
NJ. T1nkham. OF Vermont; great uncle o,
Mrs Becker. He well-known sing ng.sch 200
teacher in his youth and his paper s description
Of the singing school OF sixty years ago The Illus
rative will consist entirely OF those wrt,sn
by old time Americans which most truly rehect the
trend Of thought and nfe Of that age.
The pupils OF Miss Lucy f. Bryant will give
musical this afternoon at the home OF Mrs George
Taylor No. West One-hundred- and twenty- sixth
At The nrst part OF the programme will include
piano solos, duets and songs by Mrs. Taylor The
second part will consist Of short paper on Ma
s,rumental music and Set Of National Dances"
for four hands.
John Graham Brookss lectures to-day will be at
II o'clock THE Employer" and at this even
ing Interference Between Employer and En-
aeIssohn Hall a No. iis Yves. S Fortieth-st
Miss Martha Darlington. Of No 2s Fifteenth-st.
Brooklyn. has the distinction OF being the first
woman appointee 10 be sworn In under the new
administration by Mayor Van Wyck. Miss Parting
ton has been appointed assistant clerk In the Court
OF Special Sessions. Second Division. where she
has served some time as court stegnographer. Sne
called on the Mayor Yesterday. and. after taklng
the oath Of Office signed her name in the official
record ledger
Mrs. Jennie Mclaughlin Is ''MaEerful" land
lady. and one who Is an honor to her guild When
William Harvey called AT her house, No. II East
One hundred-and-ei a few days ego, and
said he represented Arm that furnished boarders
for fifty cents each she did not say him nay. In
wiling him upstairs she calmly locked him into
q room called n policeman and had him arrested
him
The leading social college event. the annual
Junior promenade. will occur this evening In the
Casino Princeton. The building has been elab-
orately decorated in pink and green FOR the occa-
sion II Is expected that over one hundred couples
vii be present The paronesses are Mrs old
Mrs Carrot A. Hobart Mrs Taylor Pyne: MIS- s,
Francis L. Patton and others. The festivities OF
Club in the afternoon Early in the evening there
will be an organ recital in Marauand chapel gne On
o'clock.
Mrs Lizzie A. Tyler wife Of Charles Curtlss
Tyler who died Thursday at her home. No. 1875
Madison-ave.. was for many years president ~
the Ladies' AID Society Of ST. Andrews Episcopal
Church, and president Of the Harlem Ex-
shange FOR WGmans W9rk wn sO YEARS Of the Har
lem Philharmonic Society.
Marion Lawrence Of Toledo. secretary OF the
Ohio Sunday-schcol Association, has received MI
invitation from John Wanamaker 10 assume charge
Of the Wanamaker Sunday school. in Phiiaoelphia
Among the passengers who sail to-day IN the
steamship Normsnnia, bound for Mediterranean
ports are Colonel and Mrs. A. j. Drexel Miss
1orsr.on Davis vlscount and Viscountess De
sayre. Mr. and Mrs. Robert u. McCurdy,, MI,
Joseph Pulitzer and Mrs r. nan nanoe aTs listed
among others Mr. and Mrs Charles /. far OF
California; Mrs r. f. Bennett and Miss Gysn'