New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-09
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

| THE DAYS GOSSIP.
At SIS o'clock this evening the Patria Club will
meet at Demonico's. Fif,h-ave. and Forty-fourth-
lucky. and the topic "our Country: It's Dangers
and Its Hopes, Past Present and TO Come"
The American National Red Cross Relief Com
mittee Will meet receive reports from the Ex-
ecutive Committee, Sherry's Fif;h-ave. and
Forty fourth-st.. this evening. $50 o'clock.
mer will be presented and brief addresses will be
made by representative workers.
In aid of the Society Of the Lying-in Hospital.
the fourth illustrated music lecture will be given
by Miss S c. Very. II o'clock this morning, at
ne home Of Mrs. F. Bronson. No. ia Madison-ave.
Subject. THE Lyric Drama"
AT Mrs. John McLoughlin's home No. 2.0n Fifth
ave, the Harlem Ladies' Class VIII meet at Il
o'clock this morning for Miss Marion Coppernol's
Miss Josephine walton's lecture to be given this
morning at Il o'clock at the home OF Mrs. Charles
=. Qrvis, No. Al West Eighty-nrst-st. VIII be on
the Dreyfus case from IT. beginning 10 the present
moment Of its development.
Ladies' Day will be held this afternoon at the
New-York Athletic Club No. 1o4 West Fifty
ATHEIST.
Twelfth Night" will be rected this evening at
Carnegie Hall by Marshall Darrach, In the Shake
speare course he Is giving.
The Stolen Gods" is the subject upon which
Mrs Louise Seymour Houghton will speak this
morning AT II O'Clock at the home OF Mrs. J. NJ
Cornell. No. % East Thirty -seventh-st
rhe Associate Alumns of the Normal College in
vites its friends meet the officers Of the assoc
citation this afternoon. from until o'clock in the
college assembly room.
The Committee on Child Culture, OF european.
will meet this afternoon at the home Of the chair
man. Mrs Henry y. Meeker No. lOl Hancock-st
Brooklyn.
The Health Protective Association Of Brooklyn
will hold the December meeting this morning at
1890 o'clock at the headquarters, Wissner Hall.
Fulton-st and Flatbush-ave. The improved con-
d.ti0n Of the public schools or the Borough OF
Brooklyn VIII be spoken OF by Mrs. Andrew
Jacobs.
Miss Beaston's lecture on Famous Sons Of
Italy" with the subtitle OF "Benevenuto Cellni
or. The Spirit Of the Renaissance" will be given
at Seqfk THIS m9Tns az 'es h0Tg OF Fs
Brooklyn.
The UniverSalist Women's Alliance Of the Met
ropotan District Will meet at Il o'clock this morn
ing az the Church OF the Redeemer. Broad and
HN SITS Newark. y J. The subject for discus
sion Will be is Club Lie Detrimental to Home
j
Of the day a box luncheon will be served at
O'Clock
Special Children's Day will be observed this
afternoon at the fair for the Messiah Home
going on in the parlors Of the church. Park ave
and Thirty-fourth-st. There are number OK
articles offered FOR sale that children find especially
attractive.
The annual fair OF the women's Auxiliary Of the
New-York Throat and Nose Hospital will be held
this afternoon and evening in the grand ballroom
Of the WaldOrf-AstOria.
Miss Mary Proctor lectures this evening At the
Universalist Church. Chelsea. Mass. before the
Chelsea Womans Club. on Other Worlds than
ours
The Governing Board Of the Professional Wom-
ans League viii meet this afternoon at o'clock
at the league rooms, No l.J9 Broadway.
The woman's Patriotic Relief Association he'd
meeting yesterday morning at the Manhattan
Miss Jennie Mclvene Davis will lecture this even
ing At Public School No ss Park-ave. and Second
St Wliamsbridge Her subject, Historic Lake
Champlain" is o. particular interest az this time.
as A bill is 10 be introduced in Congress % secure
For; Tconderoga a. National property. 40 spot
Davis has mad ii special study Of the history AMI
reocrauh. Of thi. section. The lecture is illus
rated With stereopticon views. among them being
a curious reproduction OF a craving Hlape uF
Ckamplaiu 1910. Illustrating MS llsit Win t.c
IrOqIOls
Miss Anna NJ Benjamin. who has been asked 70
lecture about the war before some OF the women's
clubs il not connected with the Red Cross She
went 70 cuba war correspondent, and tells
Of what she saw while there
on Wednesday evening seventy young men and
women students from Barnard College and Columbia
University visited Chinatown in body. They called
a. the mission at No. i Doy ers-st. and talked
with several Ct the children connected with the
Star Of Hope cub 4 Christian club for girls con-
,ected with the mission. Ursulina de Parma one
of The officers became Spokesman for the little
girls and told the visitors about the members and
their association. She said that they formed n
self-denial band. into which they pat the pennies
formerly spent for candy and chewng-gum. and
this money IS expended in advancing the intellect
ual and spiritual life Of the club. The students
responded TO the appeal and al. gave someth ming.
Then they went to the Chinese Theatre and saw
he plav" and later partcok Of 4 banquet At 4
Chinese restaurant. in Pcl-st The priests Of the
loss houses were then patronizei. and the sight
seers went home laden down with incense sticks
and Chinese devils.
FAIR FOR TIE SUNBEAM LEAGUE.
The Sunbeam League Is again TO have fair for