New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-29
TIE DAYS GOSSIP.

Glen Island will be in possession OF the Wornens
Patriotic Relief Association to-day. The entire re-
cepts OF the will be turned over to the asso-
citation for the benefit OF the families OF the men
who went to the front. The women will admit SOL
diers and sailors who wear uniforms free 10 any
part II the pleasure grounds. Many OF the men Q!
the list Regiment will be there and il is expected
that Colonel Roosevelt and some OF his Rough Ric-
ers will be present
The Young Wonens Christian Association Will
give another OF its regular Monday evening enter
tainments tonight at No. 7 East Fifteentn-st the
programme will include singing by the summer
Choral Society and musical drills and physical ex-
ercises by the classes in physical training Lhere
will also be an exhibition OF the summer WORK Ok
the association.
Comment has not yet died out over the case OF
Christina Linle. a servant in the house OF vienna
merchant. who has Just into possession OF
la-ge fortune inherited from her father. Insurer
who was several times arrested and put into prison.
The girl was brought up IN the grsaesr hidd.n in
her fathers house and found after his Death
Miss Chanler Of this city. has received great
praise from Lieutenant Colorel Nicholas Semi chief
of tho onera,inx STAFF Of the Army who has just re-
turned from Porto Rico he say; TINS ms,ir eu zesi
ministering to the sick and wounded soldiers
TIL, six hundred children OF the Hebrew Shelter
ing Orphan Asylum have an outing to-day al Fots
Wen lei hundred "a nd ninety-hrstst ana leh.n'
chilIre0
a, one humid nd-hfty- ana the
a, II a. m headed by the brass band ana druua
corps OF the asylum. riding exnlci.oHa % Uy cans sne
h,gh-schoo cauestrians will be conducted py Sep,
tain Louis Wendell, of the First Battery Na'ioha'
Guard OF New-fork
Miss Helen Hay. daughter Of the Ambassador 70
England is popular in London society a. '"'
opening Of the public gardens at Wawcrth she was
chosen to open the gates. The key was engrevco
with the American and British flags ana tne arn's
OF the settlements few days before TINS shs VS.
accorded the honor OF dancing In the royai puao-
rillc M the state ball In Buckingham Palace
7, Is said that the Spanish Queen frequently vists
the hospitals IN Madrid and speaks kindly TO tho
nattsots and I'm deserving secures their re-
fease from further military duty.
- ,yill give yOl ba"k to your mOtner - SER
erra which the Queen Is often heard saying 10 tue
Nv. Florence Craven. with the exception or FLOR
once Nightingale Is the oldest trained nurse IN
t.rglond She treasures among her DECORATIONS the
iron ross the order OF merit presented 10 h'r W
William OF Germany.
orare. and red are the royal colors OF Holland
orl mr. NOW much worn In that country as token
-, ,o,,l.v toward Queen Wilhelm.na on her APP
o,cRirg coronation. \ postal card recently re-
ppa,,soi h, I Sew York woman from Rotterdam wSs
OF these colOrs
Miss Ethel T. Stevens. who has been studying III '"e
pa,.aI Academy for three years under John Thomas,
horpist 10 Queen Victoria. has won the orohLe nv.
silver medals and also the certilca'e oi '"e''' AS'
proficiency IN her art