New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-03
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

The regular monthly literary meeting OF the
Professional Womsn's League will be held at 3
p m. to-day in the League House, No. l.5oe Broad
way
The Bedford Political Equality League will hold
its regular monthly meeting at o'clock this even
ing at the home Of the president. Mrs. r. c. Tai
bot-Perkins. No. 1903 Jefferson-ave., Brooklyn The
subject for the occasion is Suffrage" The fol-
lowing programme will be carried out:
4 paper on THE Evolution OF Justice" by Mrs
Obenchain read by Mrs Priscilla D. Hackstaff;
musical selections. by, Miss josephine G Hard,
Locke and Russell Carter: recitation. Miss May
Merritt
The opening sessions Of the day classes in the
Brooklyn Art School will he held to-day in the
Ovington Studio Building No. 2i5 Fulton-st. Brook
lyn The morning classes are from to ~ o'clock
They viii be held daily hereafter. The opening
session Of the evening classes will be held from
100 clock D. to 10 p. to-day in the Art Build
ing No IA Montague-st, Brooklyn, and on every
succeeding evening.
DR. John A. MacVannel will give his opening
lecture in a course OF instruction The Princi-
pies Of Educa ton" at the Art Building. No. ia
Montaeue-st. Brooklyn. this afternoon al o'clock
and continue them weekly hereafter. This course
is given under the auspices Of the department Of
geology of the Brooklyn Institute Of Arts and Sci
ences.
Al Sl5 o'clock this evening. at the same place
Professor Benjamin X. Emerson, OF Amherst COL
lege viii give lecture. under the direction OF the
Tracks Of the Connecticut Valley Sandstone" The
lecture will be illustrated by specimens and lantern
photographs.
The Kalma Club OF Lambertville. n. j.. holds It's
orening meeting Of the to-day. The sub
iect 10 he considered is Travellers Evening In
PRODUCED by Mrs. Torbert Coryel the vce-president
OF the organization.
The first social meeting Of the Sorosis VIII take
place to-day at noon at the Waldorf-Astoria. The
Committee on Phanthropy-Mrs. Emily G. Will
hanson. charman-has charge OF the programme
"Philan hropic Ideals" is the subject for discus
sion.
The Rev D. NJ Stearns OF Germantown. Penn.
will resume his class for Bible study this afternoon
at O'Clock. in the lecture-room of the Madison disc.
Avenue Reformed Church Madison-ave. and Fifty
seVenth-st.
Nearly I'VE hundred women and girls have entered
classes al the Evening High School, In East Twen-
tieth-st Most OF these students employed dur
ing the day. and devote the ten hours week 70
studying either two branches Stenography
bookkeeping and arithmetic are the popular studles'
although may study the higher branches as
well. Many Of the students are preparing TOT the
Regents examinations.
The monthly public meeting OF the Woman's Ma
,ional Sabbath Alliance will be held at II a. m. to-
dav in the Assem- bly, room, No 725 on the seventh
floor of the Presbyterian Building. No. l5s Fifth
ave The devotional meeting will take place at
1915 O'Clock in the same room, me Topic Deihs
praise for What God Hath Wrought
The exhibition OF groceries TO be given in Madi-
son Square Garden opens to-day. and will continue
for q month II is under the direction OF the New
York Retail Grocers' Union.