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New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
WELLESLEY.

wellesley Mass Nov. 27.-The usual ThanksgiV-
ing rccoSs beginning at noon Wednesday, eXteh''u
20 Friday noon. on Wednesday. December H. the
Christmas holiday will begin. and the winter term
vin open Thursday. January o.
Horace f. Scudder. who T. one OF N'HeS'y
trustees, ecturc1 IN the current t9Hcs coHrs, ,,r
c.ntiv on ,'rhe Informal Use ~ Letters. AFTER
,bc iecture Miss Vida H. Scudder. associate pro-
f,.ssor Of literature. gave reception III Ho""' %
Mr. and Mrs Scuddcr.
The Rev Floyd Tomkins OF Providence Il. L..
nr,achcd here last Sunday The college pulpit tnis
Sundav viii be filled by Robert Speer. Of Nsw-fork
A. ,he second meeting OF the Wagner club h'd
VonJav evening Miss .Iargarethe Miller gave q
i~rti,rn on "Tannhauser," accompanied by musical
illustrations. , .,,, y,s
Through "A system Of exchange started WIN We
car the first set OF freshman themes IN tueH'h
we're criticised each by the other coiIc"' & MIN az, ON
social Life at Wellesley" and the students ~
Vassar on The Campus" The plan wa eNoIVrI
by Miss Hart associate professor or Englsh, rom
n similar practice Of exchange OF composition WORK
between certain schools in England and France.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
HARVARD.

Cambridge Mass Nov N.-The Cercle frahcais
has completed the arrangements for lis annuai
play. which will have its first performance IN ,a'n
bridge on December 5. Two short plays oy 'io'erc
to be given-"i.a Comtesse d'Escarpaghar anu
lie sicilien" On December l Professor Bocher'
head OF the French department. Will give lecture
open to the public In which ne will explain the
plays. and will tell many Of the anecdotes con-
nected with the original production OF ooth pays
The music this year is more elaborate than last
season. and Is being arranged for under the man
agemen Of Tpyner 81 rLTsr There ,ae,s dre are
in the Performance at the end Of lie sicien,
and the others in La CoIntesse hssa'9'sIrs 81 Gree
They are under the management or Il n 49,
ley 0l. a larger programme than usua, ~ ,o,n U,s
printed and cuts OF previJus be nay is the work
OF r. p Bellows. 80. The general manager Oh the
play is A. NJ. Rock, 90 -. .ou,o. y, lectures
for the benefit Of the Prospect n u1i0n hqae {down hS
sGure was on Noyemsbsr q a beeembf tne psf and
cembor IL. TIE first n lecture on stevenson .
lecture on killing and a reading from Kipng
An Incident OF the celebration by the s,nurns
after the Haryard vc9Ty Gyer srn Of poor
Armenian. The repairing cost nearly ~ nr I i%
Hollis of the Athletic Committee and he brought
the matter before the student body by e,"
"The Harvard Crimson 1t aHvoen[eq snd the amount
was quickly Subscribed in small sums ,, ,,,r,ro
the week and was won by J. B. Trevor Of the
freshmen class. with the record OF - out or !,
clay birds killed. The shooting VIII De cohtnueu
throughout the winter. ,
The Harvard Student Volunteer committee an
nounccs that students are now teaching ana o'ner
wise aiding In various institutions in Boston and
Cambridge More men are now wanted c
A general meeting of the members OF me o,
operative Society has been held. The appoin tmenl
of the following officers proposed by the Board o
Directors ratified for the ensuing year; rresI'
dent Professor Wambaugh secretary, w. H.
Weaver Law School Board OF Directors-Pr9
nate: f. g. Davis Law School: Or. F. b. Hayden
graduate; II T.. Hayden. 'so W. =. Eaton. 90, and
J. H. A Symonds, '0l
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
NASSAR

Poughkeopsie " Y. Nov. 21.-An unusually large
,roror,ior ~ ,ha students remained AT the college
on THANKSGIVING Day. An informal celebration
held.
The first hall play. In the Time OF Charlie
magne" was given on Saturday evening. This play
written bv members OF Chapter Theta. TOOK IN"
priz. offered last year for competition among the
me nbers OF the PhilAlethean Society
The class Of 'o2 has elected officers as follows.
Presi lent Miss Mcent Todd Weep president. MISS
Theodosia fIadley secretary, Miss Caroline Sperry
treasurer Miss Clara Holt; leader OF the gee ciuo
Miss Grace Burtis. u.
ON sunday evening a memorial service ior fro,
fessor Henry Van ingen. whose sudden death l,'
week was a great shock ana loss TO the wh1ie Dol-
lege community was held IN the chapel IL wa
conducted by President Taylor. President l. D
Backus OF Packer Institute. Brooklyn, ana ffoieS-
on Wednesday, evening OF last week lecture re-
citai on Russian music was given 2y 2, -, p,M,SSvcii
Criggs on Friday evening superintendent MaN"I't NJ
Of m. New-York Public Schools addressed tnr M
Teachers club on English In the Elementary
SchOnls -
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
r.NrVEpcTTY OF PENNSYLVANIA

pbuodeInhla Nov 27-Thc Philadelphia Alumni
Society Of the Medical Department Of the Cniver-
si,v of PENNSYLVANIA held wartime supper" AZ
the Bourse last Saturday evening. Or. John Gut
teras professor Of pathology. spoke OF the sani-
,nrv problems in cuba and Porto Rico and told
Lis .Ynerenres DR. Edward Martin spoke of his
cxuerences I'm Southern camps. and pointed out
vital error. in equipment. Iightsner Wilmer. as-
ststant professor OF psychology gave hiJ observa-
tions from "A psychological standpoint Of the sol
dIers I'm American and Porto Rican camps. DIT
C;.orge & Stout. lieutenant In command Of the
gunboat Arctic and Raymond X. Farquhar. who
was on the Suwanee. spoke for the Navy. Major
General Pevton responded 10 THE Regular Army"
and Or McMaster spoke for the Rough Riders
There were other speakers who told Of war ex-
pericnces.
This year tho instruction in the law department,
Is increased. the totaI huihprrr OF 'esu'"' ho"'S
offered being fOrty-nlnc n week
Professor H. q Brumbaugh assisted by DR.
Joseph Walton begins this week the publication
OF Il lhar,v B.ll Leaflets" series OF reprints OF
rare and important original documents relating TO
early Colonial h.-tcry
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
CORN ELL.

Ithaca y y Nov. 27.-BasIet-ball IS again be-
coming popular with the women OF the University
Three teams have already been organized Var
sity IA sophomore and freshman team. game
is being arranged between Cornell and teAr from
Syracuse which will probably take place n taca.
The sophomore freshman class game s u BE- played
soon.
The tract OF Adirondack land recently purchased
for the College of Forestry consists OF about thirty
thousand acrcs The Raoquette River flows through
the lard. making it possible to float the soft woods
and Of the hard woods 10 the railroad
Only about one-half of the land has been cut over
wood timber besides eight thousand To zen thoi-
sand cords of fircwOod will De cut yearly. Al
Axton small settlement n"4r the centre OF ts
by lumber firm. but now deserted, rr0trs11r ESQ
some OF his pupils to study measuring
President t'pson Of the Senior Class has appointed
the following Senior ba C2mmlGg WaF@,1e wan TfnK NR
Miller. W. B s'@nfoTd T. u, Bailey IL Roy " H!aTk
MOODY f. /, stevens and Herbert g. Lee
The conditions Of the 81 memorial deb"te hake K
hcld tomorrow evening; the question to te de,
hated then is. Resolved, That the anneXation OF
onai n II" nolcv Of the United states From This
competition n number not to exceed twenty VII
December @ The question debated will be. Re
solved That IT would advance the best interests OF
the United states to annex the Philippine Islands
granted II peaceful settlement with spain thr
side each speaker will uphold is 10 b. deerminsd
nv lot Eight competitors ar" 20 be chosen for the
final contest on the evening before Founders Day,
January iJ lSr Thiriy-siX men inclld!ng all n"
ct.rars have REGISTERED for the first competition
Negotlatiors are IN progress for chess tourna .
neuf between the University OF Pennsylvania ana
CORNELL tn be- held some time this term.
The meeting ~ the Agricultural Association on
TUESDAY evening WIS addressed hY Professor Cur
tis of IN. Iowa Agricultural Station.
Tho class - o2 mot on Tnesday evening and took
steps toward ORIGINATING dehating club, Fort
thr.. mon preseut.d themselves FOR membership.
,,hteb vii i. f..'foa 20 twcntv. The Debate COun-
ell was slC"d 'hdrg" of the competition ana
S.ls 4. chart.
Thure,lav and Friday were University holidays:
Tho gyruuasi ium WIS open from II TIL O'Clock ana
from I I'm : O'Clock The library was closed on
Thursdav bu' was open on Friday during tn" day.
Tn. annual Thauksg wing reception OF the Chris
zion Association was held In Barnes Hall Wedn"s-
dav evening and WAS we'll attended. The associa-
,,or has decided t. give weekly Saturday even
ing musical and literary entertainment
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED.

The following packages were received on Sa,u'-
day \ pretty doll and baseball game rom "rs'
F. A. Russell Of North Salem. y. Y; SIX pieces
from Miss Alderman. Of Detroit; Mich; CARDS rio,
s2ig' sco Van Wngnner OF Waldwlck y J.: pack
age combining following articles from MIS-; ri, hJs
case black seal pockeibook. set Of lava dlshes %
for child yeyrt pnna pA. nIape Y snail glass
o,i NstrapBook pictures and poems; three
ifnWrcr sachcts four 80 calcnlars bureau set vel
rolls and cushion. from Mrs NJ pain'vrji 'Tji,,'a Ia
Brooklyn; scrapbooks and booklets from W ".
Paintcr: cancelled stamps from Sing sing. \. II
two pretty dressed dolls from ME- Mrs hniIa from
her daughter Mss Briggs Pain'ei .L,s nnp n,.' ~
dressed rag don from Mrs Z Talbot fsncy ="
Ro2 Rr2G% nd rs2dnf from % Mrs ofen j. aw
knS 9t Edson 0orp1stevn i%o p4lfs %n Y six
peces from NJ d. Stewart. Of Pontiac. Mel; t p4H
OF Ky leaves from Mrs A. A. Bake; . "i .''' g
corncob doll and number OF fancy Src'e' IRON boR
Sontainns MTT nj hve doIls cat dog four bags o.
cards one sachet drawing SLATE auopef I watch
n box o. blocks and a collection OF cards. a. nsr nat
monicon, two colored dolls and number Of tin sol SOL
de!s e ro H. Mns M 9 bdrs gdS2H Of Mrs. g. F. Moore
Myrtle Ncb came from Mrs. Gertrude E"ns' E's
lets play rens game. balls and bags Of nuts ana ana
raisns Mrs Ewing also brought ior the i,Io,s sTcT
snG s4rrC pIefy sSrs SodG hn}ied hoods TWO p''' ."
Eight botters came from Miss katherine A. Van Van
ana silk pieces from Miss Ada Bsbee OF tns CIV clOy
flower seeds from +. NJ Kimole or East tEntTJ,; J
y H.: books from five new members az Hhl,iHtio.
foes; box Of silk pieces. embroidery SILKS n"ons.
cancelled stamps. scrappctures scrapD"s3ks' s inrS
articles and four unGressed dolls from MISS AI,a ,
Robinson Of Wakefield. r. l.; two pocketnooakS,
teapot holders. two games snven e, "ns on,se
dressed dolls and pretty finger ring rom LOUIS it
Tartram' of Saugerties y. V: bag containing
needle book pincushion. pencils pen pSprI po,tn "'
envelopes ponwiper spool bag. spools oil cotton,
thimbe and package Of caHcellsd stamps fTom Go1
nearly dressed from Ellen Doughty. OF this city;
infants white slip from Mrs. H9, f-on m MI, }T q beTad
of New brunswick y. J.; booklets from Lizzle L
Minis Of Ashland. Penn; cancelled stamps rom ron
Iohn knell Of New Haven. Conn; booklet, without
a name; scrap pictures. from 4. II. F.. OF BROOK
lvn: two ribbon needle-hoder dolls from r, l.. v,
of Rrookvn: SIX pieces and rordng matter, from
Mrs II. II. ".
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28

Tho basketball club has recrganized. and team
is now hard AT work practising for some promised
match games Tho team is being coached by MI
Kelley. and VII probably play it's first game against
the Tea rhcrs College players. A.,
An addition to tho English department or tnss
col ree i Richard UOvev. VINO takes the pace or
~ Arrold lecturirx on Shakespeare and the early
Tho Tniereraduatc Association has at last sue
c.ad.d in holding its annual fall meeting. atter
several failures to get a quorum IN" HeshHia,
member Of the Executive COMMITTEE was "'sc.,a s, =,
,e,. nrovidad for The next tea VIII ne t'NSn ~,
he senior class just before the christmas hoiua'S
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28

venton OF the Association OF Colleges and Prepara
tory Schools OF the Middle States and Maryland.
assembled at Columbia University on those days.
Professor Castle. OF the Teachers College. depart
ment OF history. took part in the discussion on
Friday relative to the report 10 the convention OF
the committee OF seven THE Teaching OF HIS
tory in Secondary Schools"
University extension work is 10 begin in third
locality in n few days. Numerous requests have
been made by Staten Island people. with the result
that courses. in educat tion. by r. r. Reeder.
under the direction OF DR.. McMurray. and one In
history. under Professor Paul Monroe, have been
arranged be given there.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
Union

Schenectady. y Y. Nov. o7.--Tnon suspended its
work last "Wednesday at noon for the lhah"SbNl"s
recess and will continue It next Tuesday
Tho AIelnhics met last Wednesday evening and
dehatcd the proposition. THAT the policy or terri
,oral xpausion is not for the best interests OF the
I,niInJ safes" The topic for th@ last debate or
The phiiomathean society was That the Powers
OF Europe should agree 10 the d.sar'naineht Propo
.ition proDOsed by the Car of Russia
Tho senio~ sophomore football game was played
last Wednesday afternoon and resulted IN a soDfs
of . TO q |, was the last game Of the Starin
t,uu series 'Ol having defeated '02 and won from
20 by default. Much enthusiasm was mamie esteu
and The tie will probably be played of soon after
Thnnksg iV.ng.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
HAMILTON.

Clinton. ~ Y. Nov. 26.-The football game be-
tween Colgate and Hamilton. AT Utica. on the ar
ternoon Of Thanksgiving Day. was attended by All
tho students The score resulted > 10 o In taVor
a. Hamilton This was the final game In the New
York state intercollegiate Athletic Union. itamii-
ton having lost of her league games wins me
pennant for 1895 on Monday a hard-tOugnt game
nr football was played in Utica between Hamlltoh
and Trinity Hamilton lost by score OF Is 10 D.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
NORMAL

Dr lanes = Haney supervisor Of drawing a,'
manual training. will deliver lecture IN 'n'
course given by the Committee on 'hild s'"uy' ~
.n. lec,,,-e- hall OF Normal College hfN' "'o" "''
,rc ',t.. .seneuin and His Sucessors A.,
The FACULTY of 1ne collse no hai Gamma TT Tau Kappa
Iir ,. S,h,cb has recently been cstahlished .
The second lecture Of e0grye Sy IN % the lecture
!urtis ~ ~ s,hiect Will be "Chidren's Fears
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28

The following letter was personally dcVereu III
the Sunshine Office on Saturday morning
President General OF the T s s: The wrlter
ot,ar ,okos Measure in looking the sunshine
column and sympathizes with rs objects ne pl,en
finds occasion TO admire the selections gwen thcic
In and as an acknowledgment requests that tne
Enclosure be applied 10 the rells. or we hecus
Brooklyn family referred 10 by Talbot PERKINS !"
to-day's issue
The letter contained so II wns unsigned. ana
no information was given rs 10 the name oil Inc
generous donor The money was Immediately lot
wardod 20 Mrs Talbot Perkins for the use OF 'he
'ont,. o. rniIv mentioned Warm hannels. from
Mrs NJ r. OF BROOKLYN: flannel skirts. from Miss
Ada Hisber Of this city. and Mrs. , l.. tiahh. ot
Roeoville y J.: hood and ~ristlets from MIS-. - d.
Owing OF this city. we're also sent -,
Mrs s f. Thomas. Of Hokendauqua rem; nti,;;,, nas
nurchased some autograph letters from imam
SHEPPARD OF No p West Nirginia-axe., ChaiIes-
ion ". Va The money received VIII give 'tim 'm1
,''ror, a,d 10 this invalid member. but ne Is stl
in need Of many things. Mrs. J. +; Bouchee. ol
seneca Falls, y. Y. also expressed ~ s 10
Mrs Thomas for sending her materials for iahoy
work
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28

New-Brunswick n j.. Nov 27-S. VI. Cuddeback
has been chosen as prophet for the class day eXer-
else Of the senior class. 49,,
week - -,
President Courtney of the senior class has ap-
lnointed the following Class Day committee.
iIaines Ellsworth Scattcrgood and WhitenacN
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

The Union Theological Seminary has established
for the winter four seminars open to the two upper
,assos of the seminary follows; 'liaggai.
yyaheriab and Ezra" by Professor +. Brown:
corinthians by Professor vnc;r vnc;snt ne me AgTs TSs
porso, of christ" by Professor william Adams
RroWu.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28

COMMUNICATIONS.

Letters were received on Saturday from Lizzie
Mills. OF Ashland. Penn: Alice and Mabel van
Wagner OF Waldwick. y J.: Blanche Ellison' % p
Brooklyn: Mrs u. +. Slater. OF Bridgevile. y a. :
Mrs j. H. Miller OF this city; Laura o. Baiieyy
OF Coxsackie y Y; Mrs: Edward r. Poor on,tr 1n te
Of brooklyn and X. A. Vanderhoof OF this city
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
TEACHERS.

Tie Thanksgiving recess began on Wednesday
night. but It was announced that 'he oo"'e' oI,'
49, n.o,,,d no omen from 3 20 o'clock on Friday
ga ,ror, o a m 10 12 D. m. on Saturday. for the
recentlon OF visitors from the twelfth annual con-
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28

~, po.cnooue Sorosls. OF which Mrs WiImot
:, cri,b the pres Mt chairman of the Long lsiahn
Federation of womens Clubs. is the president %
founder will celebrate tho anniversary OF me or,
ganzat,on this evening The celebration VIII De u
mons night reception ana on be eiy y,lI9re wii
be- 'S Hyl to- to ar hcr ideas Win TGsarq aSs I& Thc
ems clubs in series d" nvrrln,i1afion pavs at
,ention To- wcightlcr matters, ana '"'S 9' "
making a study Of Holland
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28

For evening wear during the theatre season the
fancy waists are favored. They are MADE o. sim
and tho plain coors are coming IN again ''Nr
- To- ,r,,,,rod with = light shade OF green and
red and has black aniskngs. The neck IS dressed
high with ribbon or lace . -oar y.
Tho shoulder-wrap IL preferred for outer wear ~
Il doas not crease the waist. as jacket II sur"
10 DO and l. easily removed. a., ,sr,
90 A. hats arn not worn in tho theatre the coirure
demands a grent deal of attention IL mus, pe
carefully arranged. as FOR ball Tne new coii'u' ,
erovs ihe forehead high and broad. Ncarly ~,
cultures are puTed either at the side or ifoh' am
sornc women wear a roll around the entre o, neau.
.,i'h fau, curls AT the back OF the neck. otltrS
nrcfor the forehead pompadour. with the hait col,i
=, thn hack in the form OF an eight. me tileat!e
'''rs az W. @re elaborate in design and studded with
levels The round-comb designs for the poiiin pomniy
dour are especially noticeable; ana a't us"anS ani
studded with small diamOhds lor ""'" no" '
vIfh ri,bies for light hair.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28

lecture on THE History Of Greater New
York" will be given at Public School NO o. No
5c3 West Forty-foUrth-st, between leh'" Gnu
Eleventh aves this evening at O'CLOCK Inc
,.uo ,.,u he illustrated by many stereopticon
views Of old and Manhattan ana the ,h GeNJIot p
nent of the city from the hare' "i '"e ~ -
the present time Will be traced
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28

Tho uvgienic Use Of Music is the srO'ee' .'0 o'
r,ssl, Tov.ler's second lecture on music at '"'
brooklyn college Of Music no 4'i FTrnnnvT n ea,'ro
rroo[iya. this evening at o'clock me ie''uro ,he
=, ,,,..-.ro,e1 H., musical numbers from the
WI j." 'Ut1.r""5cI Mozart Haydn. MendcIssonni
cchovep @d ?,hels Thf ,on nT'S!Md Mmc 1%N Milo % peyo
, I' -; ntrs II Uenrichson. conTato' IN" w
panlIfrg De Nike. viOlincello
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
NEW MENfRERS

Mrs ~ f C. Furman OF brooklyn; the Rev Dr
Pardineton OF Brooklyn. Julia p. Burdge. OF Edge
wood r. l.: Mrs NJ. K. Beck OF Camden; ~ D..
and Mrs Frances l.. Mace, OF Los Gatos. oal' are
all welcome to membership.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

Tho National Society Of New-England Women
Will give 'twiligh. social a: Delmoncos. FIRM
ave and Forty-fourh-st. to-day from 4 un'H :
o'clock
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

The Junior class OF the General Theological Semi
nary has elected +. s. Arnold. OF Poughkeepsie.
\. Y. president. and II. s. lIortlng. OF ElmiTa.
y Y. e-president.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28

Sumter 20 Appomattox' is the title OF the Illus
trated lecture 10 be given this evening oy r'o-
feesor T H. Roberts at Public School No o. ohc-
hundred nd-forty- -trst-st ana fuseVoiioo-"'''
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28

A progressive euchre party will be given by the
Seminary Sewing Circle Of Mount ST CrsuIa
Alumnp nj the home of Mrs. Charles A. Olcott:
$50 o'clock Refreshments Will b" served.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28

Mrs Uarr,e. Otis DelienbauFh will give another
lecture in her course on shakespeare ana Eu'1P-
ides" this afternoon at o'clock in me HD.aiy Dniy
~ The Normal College. Sixty-eghth-st. and PARK
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28

Miss NJ I. Bu-ritt will be hostess to the tns1,s' n,s
,,ara,,, Clrh OF Bridgeport. Conn. to-day inc
s,h,ect treated will he Current Events WIN
Mrs C. ". Ilawley as leader
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
BROWN

Providence X. l.. Nov. 1.-THE Biblical Research
Club Is establishing seminary. for which tho
Aollege has tus: granted the OF . room IN
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28

A check for so was received from Mrs. Edward
f. Poor Of this city. to be used In sendihg out
unshine
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28

7, tho Astor Gallery OF the Wa!dorf-Astorla
Irotol beginning to-day and continuing throughou.
the week will be held the sixth annual bazaar oi
tho Professional Woman's League. Many VEL vel
t,rov,n actors and actresses VIII ana III PEI SUI
n,%jIr others will lean articles for purposes OF eN
LibitOn.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28

,r,a Karmia CUB of Lambertvine' \. j. VIII
,oye .locai history gathering" to-day. Mrs
t,otborine A. crock Miss Hannah C. Anne'So" anu
Nfrs I,iie irisrnan Will be The speakers
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28

"Puss,a" Will be the title Of Paul sturteVan'
. -, ',.r,tod lecture this evening nj Public
nlP"c9 20 1-,5 East Twenty -seVenth-st.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28

The Fortnlghty club, of New-Brigh'on, o'a'e'
,slard VIII consider The Huguenots nj us meet
INC today. Mrs w. C. Kerr viii be the pf'nc'p"
sneaker
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
EASING THE LOAD.

EASING THE LOAD.
The camel at the close OF dav,
Kneels down upon the sandy plain
To have his burden lifted OF
And rest again.
Nv soul. thou. too. shouldst 70 thy knee
When daylight draweth TO close,
And let the Master lift the load
And grant repose.
Else how couldst thou tomorrow meet
With all to-morrow's work 70 do.
II thou the burden all the night
Dost carry through?
The camel knees at break OF day
To have his guide replace the load'
Then rises up anew to take
The desert road.
So shoudst thou kneel NJ morning dawn
That God may give thee daily care,
Assured that lie no load too great
-(Boston Transcript.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28

Tho Irene Club. which was formerly known ms
tb. rh,rtv-eiahth Street Working Girls Society
or. perhaps. more generally as Grace nodse 'e.
Girls club will hold It's housewarmine "a, .I us NEW
s 1ii. 10 osl West Thirty y-fOurtn-st tilS cNeni!o
fp",n g 10 10 o'clock. All women Will be hea'"'E
welcomed.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-28

.,rontaulx Point and the Government Hospitals
is the subject Of Dr W.ckes Washhurn's paper 10
Ia road his evening at o'clock; before the Eouh-
~ Medical Association, AT Mott Me"'o'i"' i'