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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
pyowFBJyG sHRrBS AND PLANTS.

The rooms 81 the Farmers cub, at the AneTi-
ran Institute were sweet with the breath OF mum
hors NJ towering shrubs Wednesday. representing
exhthi,s from Scibr!cht Son. ). O. Altk'iiS5 PR
vate gardens At Bayonne. ~ j: inc eS'"''s -
william Rockefeller. Tarrytown. y. Y, ana Johh
.,s Guilds OF Floral Park While many OF the
cooors exhibited were the old familiar iaV"rl''S
there were some exquisite and uncommon orchiS
from the Rockefeller estate and a r1te cor chorus
ia,nrira resembling the Yellow California poppy
yrirn Hayounc The barrie rry. wild ana rultlNd'''I
va so much I'm evidence number oi women
80. nr,scnt AT the afternoon session, ana chJryrh
10 discussion on "Fowcring Shrubs and Panis ,
The evening session consisted oi an lllus'f ,i!,G
,r,i,rc hv Cornelius Van BrLnt on The VIA
EInwcrs and scenery Of the Canadian Rockies,
trtese Gowers were shown upon the canvas IN lhelr
,rue coiors copied from nature ny Ms. van Bruht
N no IA an artist.
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INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

George Stuart Smith gave reception at his
home No % West Thirty -fourth-st.. from TO
O'Clock yesterday afternoon in honor or his sister.
Mis- .Sna I-arre smith whose marriage o Chester
Burnell Duryea. OF General and Mrs. hiram
Duryea is TO take place in Trinity Chapel this
city on Wednesday afternoon. June l. Miss Smith
was assisted IN receiving by her mother. Mrs.
Franklin Waldo Smith. and her brother @. B.
Smith. Mrs Leon Marie and Mrs Grenvuis
Winthrop poured tea. Among the invited guests
were Mrs Henry q. Trevor. Mrs. II. Victor New
comb Mrs George r. SchieTehn, Mrs Hiram
Duryea. Miss D!qryea Mrs Henry Burden. oh, The
Mrs. Jordan /. Mott jr; Mr. Robert s'Ersibs.
Stokes, Mr. and Mrs. John R sluYve-ant Mr: ana
Mrs. Paul Gilbert Thehaud Mrs Jules keynai,
Charles A Peabody. Mr. and Mrs John Pepper Of
Philadelphia; Mr.: and Mrs. James A. Scrymser;
Bers SSIe Mr. and Mfs 9wnaend Miss Martins
G r6 Mr. b and M M H9ar M2 and Mrs
Fred Pierson. jr.. Mrs. Bryce Gray jr.. and Miss
Leary
r. Penn Smith engaged the public coach
Pioneer" yesterday on its trip from the Holland
House to Ardsley on the Hudson. His guests were
Mrs Robinson Reginald " Rives was the COACH
On the public coach Good Times" from the
Waldorf Astoria were Mr. and Mrs. Bryce J.
Allan. OF Boston: Mrs. T. Sufern Taller and Tracy
Dows T. Surern Taller was the whip. After
| luncheon at W OOCfnaNeten Inn. west ,HestcI Va.
| age the coach driven 10 Morris Park for the
| races.
| The marriage Of Miss Mary Prince. daughter %
Mrs Alfred L. LOOMS Of this city. 10 Willsrd
| Humphreys will take place at Ringwood. N. j. o.
Wednesday. juno !.
| Tho wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Osborne daughter
Of tho late Joseph Osborne OF Baltimore to Joseph
| Carson will be celebrated in st Georges Prot
estant Episcopal Church, Stuyvesant Square. On
| Wednesday. June r.
| Mr. and Mrs A. Cas- Canneld will this svunins
| OCCUPY the villa on Harrison-ave.. Newport foss
| merly the homo Of Henry White, secretary OF tn
| United States Embassy In London.
| General Alexander McCook. wife and oeu8nees
sailed on the Old Dominion steamsr jamestown u
Fort Monroe yesterday afternoon.
Tho Rev Dr. r. L storrs. Of Brooklyn. with ~
daughter, Mrs Packard. and Miss Packard
spending q week at Bernarcsville- N ).
| REACHING OUT IN CTTT ART WORK.
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THE CORNERSTONE LAID.
NETWORK COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL
FOR WOMEN BEGUN.
- ~. --,,r rp1n1-lr PIT IN THE CORNER
sroNF, TO TELL FUTURE GENERATIONS
.pOr-- THE WAR

sroSp TO TELL FUTURE GENERATIONS
ABOUT THE WAR.
r. ,r,r,.nse flags waved yesterday afternoon
.. IN. corners OF the lot on One-huhd'eu-a'''
nrst-st between Manhattan-aVe. ana Oe'''"
Park where ground has been broken LOT t!'e -,
buildings OF the New-York College ana faosI'~'
tor women Wars and rumors Of wars "e'e
-. ~. ,nor.n. forgotten when the friends OF the
,ns,,,u,,on saw the fuflment OF their lons-c'e'-
,shed hopes in the laying Of the cornerstone.
Tn. ceremony took place at o'clock and was
performed by committee OF graduates coi'Sls'.s
Of Drs Jennie Baker. Rita Dunlevy Heieh Coi'eS
and Sophia Moreenthoer assisted by ''e NlisS's
c ver,z and Eliza Cahoon. and Mrs Scheei' rep
r.senttng the undergraduates, the whoie par
being In academic costume
In tho stone were placed the drawings OF inc
building a copy Of the charter. the names OF me
graduates and undergraduates. the programme OF
thu dav and OF the last commencement, copy OF
the annual report, copy OF The Cresset' '''e
college paper; copy 81 the DAY I''"""e' -
visiting cards Of those present and picture d III
Clements s Lozier the founder ana hrst oean OF
the college.
IT, ,,oy-erro- onened with an invocation by the
Pew Thomas Mckee Brown. and short addresses
vera made by the president OF the Board OF lruS-
tees David Hennen Morris; the president OF ''e
faculty. Dr. Frank II. Boyn,on. and the treasurer
Mrs Mary Knox Robinson
The ceremonies were interrupted once by an uh-
,o-a..en incident which came near making the
occasion a tragic one. A small boy became 80 IN
,arse,sd IN the proceedings that he forgot the
proximity OF the cellar and fell headions Into H.
few minutes Of CONSERVATION followed. bui the LAD
was quickly rescued. and though badly Tgh'eh'u'
was found 10 have only slight wound
The afternoon closed with three cheers for mo
architect W B. TuthNl who IS giving MS services
gratuitously 10 the institution 49, m -
The new buildings are 20 cost ABOUT $s'''''' az.
amount which has not yet been suDscf.h'.,t, -, y''
woich will be forthcoming. the treasurer thihh9'
"Our constituency is sure and certain. she saa
ves,erday land am confident Il Will not ran US
There Is nearly enough money on manga i'""'''
70 finish the college building. and II VIII ne T'~1y
for occupancy by next fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
rvNru BRASCB LIBRARY OPENING.

Tho Tenth Branch Of the Ncw-fork brse Cuoo-
lating Library will be opened about mo END OF TIN
month at No us East Th!rty-fourth-st. and WIN
n. known as the Thirty-fourth-st- branch The
building 20 bc used the homo OF the now branch
was formerly used for residence purposes and r.
sernbles the house occupied by the Harlem ornncn
The excavation for the erection CT the buildfu4
FOR the new Bloomingdale branch n One,hyn-
dresth-st between Amsterdam ave. and the Boule-
ward Is proceeding rapidly. The date SGT for Tho
orening OF this branch is October !.
The travelling library department OK the Ldo9eSy
viii soon he ready TO send reading matter TO Sunh
of the engine-hou in this city as wish to pSe
Il as Il has received special PERMISSION from sns
BOARD OF Fire Commissioners TO DO 90
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EARNEST WORK SUCCESSFUL.
THE PROFESSIONAL wOMAN'S LEAGUE
WINS GOLDEN OPINIONS.
THEIR BENEFIT PASSES OFF WITH GREAT ECl-AT
MRS JONES AND AUNT LOUISA
CPEar rAyORITFS


The long-taked-of and hard -worked-for bencht
Of the Professional Woman's League came of yes
tcrday afternoon with the utmost eclat- Although
the rehearsas promised well. the performance sur
passed expectations and the vlvacity Of the affair
was as catching as IL was spontaneous
As already stated. the programme was in three
parts and opened with the minstrel performance
the stage being filled with likely lookin' darby
gals" with bantos tambourines and bones. enec-
lively used IN their proper places
Mrs Fernandez who has been the virtual man
ager OF the affair had bent every effort toward Its
successful issue Mrs Edwin Knowles had also
given able assistance in all directions ana MIS-
Palmer had worked herself Ill over the affair
After the singing OF Dixie" Miss Elita Proctor
OTIS as ynterlocutor drew out the drol sayings OF
the END men," who kept tho audience CONFUSED
with laughter Mrs. Annie Yeamans's song. Il HAD
n Little Dog" with dance and chorus. was true
negro melody and Nellie Was Lady sung by
Miss Elizabeth Hazard. touched all who were IA
uiliar with tho old-time song. Mile. Mathlde Cot
trelly also introduced a novel song and dance In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
HiRLEN "I-S" TO ENTERTAIN.

The Harlem Young Woman's Christian Associa-
ton will give production or MenleIssohh
GREAT fnastcr-work "Milsimmcr Nights Dream
,his rcntu,. under the direction OF Henry
Thomas Flcck in IT'S hail. no - West one
northumberland urth-st. Professor Charles
Roberts instructor OF e,ocution In Union Iheo-
inricol Seminary will be tho reader, MISS
r..scivn Pierce will be solost. and the orchestra
members nave been chosen from TN" ior'es 81 ne
Harlem Philharmonic Society assisted ny the
Vrnnr Woman's Christian Association 'npral 80.
r,eIv II Is promised that the contaSlous hunot OF
i,csnenre heightened by Memberships exquisite
nmscal setting will he done full justice TO. and mat
the entertainment will be the best one OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
4 FRENCH NURSE DECORATED.

>f,lo Botard the young woman whose name has
heen recently placed upon the list OF the Legion OF
Honor OF the French Academy, mas peeh cohhec'eo
,, tho salnetriere Hospital. Paris. since she was
" giri Nervous and dcmented patients IN me
yornen's wards were her care and her success WIN
much humoring was possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
LITTLE TROUBLE BREWING.

Tho patrotic Intentions OF the Woman' Auxiliary
co-,s o, the y G. y. y. are being frustrated JUST
now by internal troubles The president Miss Ju'ia
4 purdeu Is not popular with some OF the MEM
bors and there is talk 81 her being succeeueu "
=. :. d,ssatiEfied with the way the affairs or the
PM iitv nav been conducted, and the iact that
CO.., ,S'.rih Of clothing shipped to camp BLACK So
80 ",,a oeo mas gone a-tray adds TO the per
ufex,"s OF the situation The Enter rnn,
p''N''l'S no AUXILIARY has arranged FOR a penen'
u, Tho Hotel St George on the evening OF May 81
the election is to take place ~ re" cccSn; tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
rurv THINK WOMEN ELIGIBLE.

r,. bedford Section Board OF Trade. brooklyn
which decided last week that women are not ene'.
blo for membership. may not find the securing OF
10 INCORPORATION papers. with this clause In such
an easy matter. The following members OF, on We
a.. ~ iava signed and sent protest against INC
Dcornoretion 10 Albany: Irwin Heasty X = lar
bo, Perkins George A Choate NJ - o,oI n nnn
Cnorco ~ Reeves. Z. i. Slater. Albert T.. '"''-
r.iiy and \ l.. Perkins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
MRS HiRDINGS DOVE MESSENGER.

Mrs Harding. OF the Gerlaca, wife OF captain
Harding Company NJ l4th Regiment. looks for the
arrival o. q dove every day with as much solicitude
os did Mrs Noah In the Ark. When the Captain
went to Camp Black he took with him NUMBER %, 2.
carrie--oieeons Every day he writes letter 10 ns
ne fasfcns II 10 . pigeon. losses the oird IN tno
49, nd h.fore dinner time the winged MessenSeS
Sas devered his burden safely 10 Mrs. Harding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
U AID OF THE RED CROSS.

Ca, Francisco May l2-The Chamber OF Com.
nerce has held special meeting IN ala Oh the Neo
Cross Of California Many prominent citizens were
-. an rergious creeds being represented. A
ccomni.tee was appointed to collect $40 from eacn
,nember OF the Chamber OF Commerce whicn VIII VIII
amount to 1900 Contributions agsregalihS sa"0ss
as much more have been received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
WORK or LITTLE "HOLLiND DANES"

The Children Of tho Holland Games VIII meet this
afternoon AZ thu home ot d. Kicrstadt No. 4i6
West Twenty lourih-si. 90 make nnal arrange
rrcnts FOR MAY pole dance and frol'c to be held
IN Van Cortlardt Park the last Saturday OF this
month The Park Board has restricted their num-
bcr 10 nffv as n is expected that tire" or iour
OF her similar parties VIII bee In Tho park The coll
dr.n are fun OF the Importance Of IN" r'hrArs'iis
which viii take place between now ana then. as the
dance will be inirod lced ~ IN" crow MAG OF or
rrlia Hubev stephan May queen hy Miss La
Uni, dempsey Queen OF the Holland Danes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

The Public Education Association VIII h"'1 oo'-
.erence to-day from 2:3O 70 o'clock a. nc BerKe-
lev Lyceurn' 30. IS West Forty-fourth-st
tn. last meeting Of the Child Culture Committee
0, european will be held TINS Az '"o'" " -,
home 0. the chairman. Mrs Henry y Meeker' 80
im Hancockst Brooklyn. viii be larsely q sT'i "a,
meeting where plans for next years WON VIII 10
made.
Miss Curr1er. OF Wellesley College. VIII speak IN
,as eh ef Of snbsci The 9s
Professor Walter s. Perry, director q tho art &C.
par.ment OF Pratt Institute VII give an i"u"-
trated lecture IN tho assembly room this afternoon
at o'clock Subject Spanish painting lh ".e
DAYS o. Velasquez and Murlo." "Engis" PANT
Ing and the Origin and Growth OF Engsa PoIire az
and Landscape Painting VIZ aaso pe ccntuTy Ho-
garta Reynolds Gainsboroush Lawrense Ro
be. Turner Alma Tadema leighton Mi'"'9' ~
setu. B1rne Jones and Watts
The Continental Chapter 0: the Daughters o. the
Revolution viii meet at the nome OF the regent
Mira Little No &c West feminist th's a''e'"''" a.
o'clock.
recital will be given by Mrs William BAKE
Cpperman at the waldorf Astoria this evening
Miss ko.alnd Adelaide Richmond. president OF
the womans Auxiliary 20 Lafayette Tost ID
has 3us, composed a march called \ ahkee r'uD"'
and dedicated 10 Commodore Dewey, ~ he w." Val
IFNHA
dor.-Astoria hy Miss Richmond ana her IiIe"un' ''
order to raise funds for their work
The Washington Heights Chapter D@"Sn''-'
and Children OF the American Revolution p~'po9'
marking tho following sites at Fort "as"ins 'o'
Fort Tryon. Fort Howe. Fort George ana '"e re-
doubt al Jefreys's Hook They VIII also ASSES .,
empire State Society, Sons OF the amer
luton. IN erecting a memorial at fort ""S'''"e
Forty women. who are sociological! stun'''S' w
tied the Wes, Fifty fourth-s Police Court 49,
Gay. AID took notes 0. the types ana proee'''"
The annual meeting OF the Willing "o'he.S ~,
sttute. No 1909 Hancock-st.. Brooklyn Will Ton
place to-day. There will be morning. AFTERNOON nv
evening meetings At latter Dr. o. MonAe ita 81
ser, Surgeon-in- Chief OF the Red cross Ho'P'''
VIII deliver lecture
The Rev Dr. Wiley will conduct an Oldham
Toned Methodist love feast at his church the NOS
trand Avenue (Brooklyn) Methodist Episcopa'
Church. this evening.
In order 10 save Cuba the wlseacres say tha'
Spain ought TO bring some OF her Amaz"is
from among the women Of Logrono. VINO, alter pr
laying all the bakeshops In town few days ago;
armed themselves with axes. repused a PAM 90 "a
cavalry sent to dispense them and terrori]eo 81"
rest OF the Inhabitants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
SIZE WILL MANAGE THE ESTATE.

Nv. EVELYN Tome OF Baltimore is one OF tho
executors OF her late husbands will. by which she
takes the management Of an estate worth 'f~ovo
She was the first woman to be elected pItsld1hL ol
S"S stInnaI bank in Maryland. Her husband was
ane founder Of the bank. and was for many years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
DESCRIPTION OF 4 CRAB.

r,,,s california boy. with a repertoral eye for
d,.,orning much, wrote his first composition last
week 1t as follows;
The crab has ten legs and two eyes SET OUT rr Sa
regs Ne car run sideways or backward or lrohse
rward and the father crabs tail Is thin >,o
"aiu' anu ~ SUMNER =. VINO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

great medley Of patriotic airs and At the sns,n{
by artists and audience OF The star-opaaitSSee
Tanner more than one pair OF eyes were brxnt
with tears ms other hearts besides that OF the
voodoo grandmother yearned for tho bows IN piue
who have gone or are gong 70 the front.
Yet give Of our own said one woman ~
freely give time and help here to-oays
for want TO aid every good cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
,ur prvr,RERED TIE TEXT.

,.,,o e,rl heard sermon from the words. My
.,r runneth over: surely goodness and mercy snail
,oilow me all the days OF my life'~ on returninng
home she was asked II she could reneihns. .ne
Mercy, Goodness My cups tipped over. time
Womans Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
MISS WILCOX GETS A RI. D.

The University OF Zurich has conferred the degree
., PHI d. upon Professor Mary A wilcox. Oh .me
.oo,osv department of Wellesley College MISS no
coy has been studying abroad Ior .he '~S' wv
co. CO... and has won the highest honorA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

~. paod,rs matter nom Mrs T f Morris.
F. H. F. Mrs John J. Wells and other ne",re's'
n box o, embroidery silks and doilies from ;. +"
dolls and rs sG5aR g,FIF's frGa
5o1 Miss TuGkerman Copan' spP sEoH and
TaSs sny fd r and wT' MoRer aptf
ines and music from Miss Kate Percy popg'@Ys
r MTmssy Lotto game box Of fancy articles and
hooks from Mrs NJ NJ Painter ana panses rom rom
willie Painter. and box Of apple blossoms from
i. A. shultz
Sunshine distributed: Dolies and embroidery
suks games. birthday gifts stationery. books and
scrapbsgs
Tho new members enrolled yesterday were M'sS
rolon I Alexandra 'Boxwood" Miss Fannie
Ritchie Elizabeth l.. Smith. Miss Louise BartrAin'
Mrs William Haskin, Mrs Clayton, Mrs, E ySss
olive Andrews. Elizabeth X. Kitchei ana MISS
Mary l. Ferguson
A plea TO America on the claims OF kinship.
written nenrly half a century ago by the ia'e oe'
Laureate seems most appropriate now wheh inc
mother-country has evidenced her sympathy with
the cause OF her gigantic daughter Of the West
in the present war:
HANDS ALL ROUND!
written by Tennyson. February g. iS1)
cigant,c daughter OF the West.
We drink to thee across the Hoo1
W. know thee most. We 10y" thee oest-
ss rSI Tf wars 'r'sD mad Bias; again be blown.
Permit not thou the tyrant Powers
!? f,u, ~ ie, iy broadsides roar with ours
cd .he tv-ant's cause contound
To our great kinsmen OF the West my tr'cno ,ra
And the great name OF England ROUND ana 'ou''''
oh. rise. our strong Atlan tD,d sons srrov.,
on nhs sr'S esn e h. under un4ers roc by kings
Y2 5s x. bot to Fse our Hse people %'" oos
our freedoms focmen are her foes
Hands all round,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

Communications have been received from Dome
X Dey, David II Judson, Mrs II. Aitken Nj
Sarah L. Fairbanks Mrs L. c. Norton. hatue ~
Webster. Kate / Hlbbard. Annie l." fasn."' ~
1,,,1o,,o,h pbeIn, Mrs Clayton Mrs. j. =. Van
I Embure F " II. Mrs Leibert. Miss 4 " sui,
ton Mrs Wallace Bruce a New9L HiI EsI, n,,r
Miss Elizabeth A. Shultz Herbert 6 See: r. M ',
Francis Mrs s. Bernstein. Mrs j. A DAVIS anu
Nrs Ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

,rtot,c fervor with which the performance began
During Aunt Louisa's recitation mo aua'e"''
stood. ~,
Miss Ida Drummond's banjo speciality was an az
.,,o ,a.ture OF the afternoon. but many peopse
u,ro d.appo,nted because she did not wear
black face. .-. .,s, q
follows:
Aunt M,. cvsri C. S Jpnss
Nam e MS5ns ........... Emma sheridan Fry
starlla Euscna. outs. Rial
Mrs judge Jones Ann warrington
M, ti,'" ' .................... DAISY l>2yerlme
i1he XII, ara r >,on
Mss Ca Uterine Fila Gu,hridge
Ms NJ. ne crackem. 'u'S ''"''"
r,.-,.. rho sketch the following specalties were
introduced: 60 po,.
pel-arte drl .............. Louise Na''e''
D'"'' .,,.o, nv Mrs Evelyn Greeneaf
-,h-iord for this OCCASION anu No., comes
N"''''' g., nublic represented ac'uA' So
before NO., IN 9 region less known than h'''"' u
those hitherto depic''u' ,ha initiating OF
., nniure dances ana songs the '''"',r ' and
49, ird and mystic expressions IN a. The real
tn 1iUs,h-r, OF the Dismal SwaInpp '''
gia'ies seemed Ia p,rvade tnr Mrs W J. Jones
s". ~. voodoo grandrnotH'i' 1T nor through
As ln w. ,buiti.s that have cafricu, ar.s she en-
INV years II stage NE '' Iid when as a child Of
JOY hr beean 20 take juVeh, p raetic a worker
eisht s"t But even so eners'ss'e ,or ,oneity
dcIpnm ires must force the sit' % tvesterIay
as Mis oo az she owned was the O1si II The
sometimes; Ne audience did not percSrrHS vas the
aithousm bowrver natural ohe, an a. ,he First
cause Wa ~ her young GRANDSON III VIA; the
eistihri', 1nfantry and the u'tl "a o''rr ma n
FenhsN cone to mean 10 hel, ,t ne Mount
war Hay ~ regiment ut camp f"SS 49, t6ose
mas J"l'' r,onn vherc the men are ~ - m
Grettt, ~ food and shelter WI cn e,,,nosed
prlvaaohi in organizing camp arc a.. ~ On
TO he pp .S;enevieve" given by MIS- ha,r
me s sye the house peals OF Laughter Ia ~ 49,
drew il on,acious merriment OF the slhsei 70
70 ,' and dance was enthuS.a ISL 40 ,in
foot soie Me Edith Fassett skipped WIN ahtIs
ceiNeu' 6o,t the stage and male some 81. -
hs1 ty She also delighted me auuIrt nS ." he
hanls 70 a watermelon that seemed 10 DC
hsr - a. kimd dear TO the darky soul. , 49, Mice
oil .TThee patte song Of Iowa was given n' M us
x.,l 10 stuart who sang TO the waNlne ol VIC
E,nei h,nner At the hnae Miss ta froc e,
IN, ,be Goddess Of Liberty cane thfousn ue
- which fen into line, while MISS stuai I, "a
rams b@id the flag OF that country and competed
,rhc hurIesque on Hamlet" aTranged ny MIS-, MSS
cI,i'or caused A great deal OF amusement ana
! many wero not aware that when Hamltt Nir e
! Dii,,e3, and Iaertes Miss Eiwina branHD were
! bavtng a smart fencing bout that II was mos'
finest and skilfu work with the ioils 49,,
| Tho long afternoon programme ehueu ASil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

The Public Education Association VIII hold con-
ference to-day from 80 70 o'clock a. nc Berke-
lev Ivceurn No ls West Forty -fouTth-si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

Miss Curr1er o, Wellesley College. VII. speak IN
,ha chanel OF Teachers College this afteF. con al
s.0 o;cIrck Subject THE Speaking Voice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

The last meeting OF the Child Culture committee
O, european will be held TINS a'.e' 'o'" "
~. .. ~. chairman Mrs Henry y Meeker, No.
iU Hancock st Brooklyn viii be largely q sGca
meeting where plans for next year worn WI" 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

The Cuban Relief Committee has been informed
by tho British Consul at Santiago that he has dis
tributed all the supplies for the recommendation
turned over 10 him by United states Consul Hyatt
and that owing the pressure o. his o'h"r duties
he cannot undertake TO distribute any more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

The annual meeting OF the Willing "orhe,S -.
sttute. No. 1909 Hancock-st.. Brooklyn Will '""s
place to-day There Will be morning. afternoon aho
evening meetings At the latter DR.. O. Monae ~
ser, 6urgeon-in- Chief OF the Red cross Ho"I''
Will deliver a lecture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

r. Penn Smith engaged the public coach
Pioneer" yesterday on its trip from the Holland
House TO Ardsley on the-Hudson. His guests were
Mr. and Mrs Widener Miss Pancoast and Mr. and
Mrs Robinson. Reginald w. Rives was the coach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

IN. Continental Chapter 0: the Daughters o. inc
Revolution viii meet al the nome OF the regent
Mrs Little, No. &c West feminist this afternoon al
o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

In order 10 save Cuba the wiseacres say tha'
Spain ought TO bring over some OF her Ama]oiS
from among the women Of Logrono. who. af'er pl-
Laying all the bakeshops In town few days aso
armed themselves with repuised -
cavalry sent to dispense them and terrorizeo ''''
rest Of the Inhabitants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

Forty women. who are sociological studeh's' ''s
tied the West Fifty fourth-st Police Soult sSigs
cay. AID took notes o.. the types anu pi