New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-05

Dlcey. vineran professor Of law in oxford Uni
yersi;y These addresses h may also be ATTENDED
o'clock this afternoon. In Room No 800 Havemeyer
Hail on the subject THE Character and Career
The regular monthly meeting OF the Bedford
Political Equality League Will be held at the home
OF the president, Mrs r. c. Talbot Perkins No. lO3
Jefferson-ave, near Bedford-ave.. Brooklyn. this
evening. at O'Clock Subject, "Educaton." Ad-
dresses Will be made by the Rev. Anna Crossnan
and Dr. Charles H Levermore president OF Adelphi
Suffrage in Colorado. BY William J. Harris, tAe
h,t Or AIice l. Campieil The musical selections
given Will DE q mandolin and piano duet by the
Misses Clara and Mile Rinteln
A sale OF some beautiful calendars, called suffrage
calendars. Is being made. the proceeds 10 be de-
voted the suffrage work. These calendars con
est Of six neat and attractive cardboard sheets
tied with silk cord each containing on both
sides d highly ornamental design. with the cal
endar for the month and quotations by prominent
4n4 c Nal ae qTeT sSS rgce Cubs pfgmp
dozen Calendars and full ini formation caH be %;
Fu.ton-st.. Brooklyn
The social meeting Of sorosis takes place to-day
at noon at the Waldorf-Asioria- The subject FOR
discussion is Modern Education: Its Successes and
Its Failures" Mrs Sara Conant Ostrom. chair
Musical Talent. and How Directed by Phrenol-
oey" Will be the subject Of Miss Jessie A Fovlers
lecture given this evening the Brooklyn College
Of Music. No. 4s7 Frankin-ave.. Brooklyn, at
o'clock. Four kinds OF music Will be illustrated
by the faculty and artists Of the COLLEGE The
tca ana thus interpret me Iour grOups 9I the ~
Deyo pianist: Mrs II Henrichson contraiio SOLO
Isl. and ". Paulding DE Nike. volonceIlst. Will
take part.
The bulletin Of free lectures TO the people al
nounces for tonight at o'clock lectures TO be
de ivered IN the following schools No 10. One
hundred a nd -seventeenth-st and At Nchoas-ave.
on office Building. A Study Of Architectural En-
gineering" illustrated by stereoptcon views. by
Charles Barnard. No. Il. No. 225 East Twenty
sevonth-st Venice" with illustrations. by Jesse
and Fdreconbe-ave Our Presidents" illustrated
by Professor r H Roberts. No. Sc. kingsbrdge
fessor v {. Webster; No; 49, Albany and Carlisle
Tswcomb. 20 81 at west Forty fourth-st and
Eeventh-ave.. "a Factory Lecture with stereop-
Il, on views by John H. Patterson.
The efth meeting OF the Minerva Club will be
held this afternoon at o'clock the Hotel Ma
testic The programme will consist Of music and
papers Will be given by Mrs Reed. Mrs Burr and
Mis- curtis Mrs Bent will give the current events
of the fortnight since the last meeting
This will be literary day at the Professional
vVorar's LEAGUE 40 l.5c9 BROADWAY and the
usual interesting programme may be looked Tor
Tho annual meeting Of the City Federation OF
literary Clubs Of Grand Rapids Mich, opens to-
day.
Rober, Il Hatch Will give his tenth annual re-
cital this afternoon e' 3 o'clock at The Berkeley
Lyceum
The regular monthly meeting Of the Froebel So
ce., ~ J2rooklyn will be held at the Academy. No
ce- ofavet,e-ave this afternoon al 23O O'Clock
THO nutc Is cordially invited to attend. The pro-
gra,ume IS IN charge Of the Education COMMITTEE.
Of witch Mrs Roca Of i6e increased Wealth Of
our Country on EGucauSn Is v 10 De disSussea n
Wight The discussion Will be opened ny Mrs
Chadwick
~, .,u,,,e Literature Glass OF the Normal Col
loqe Will listen this afternoon 10 Mrs Harriet Otis
Deuenbaugh's seventh lecture in the course on
Shakespeare and Euripdes
4, tho Savoy Hotel she Presbyterian Union Will
hold its annual dinner this evening. Among the
guests OF honor Will be General stewart L.
Woodford the Rev Or McCook OF Ph1aaeP Inrn
Emba t,be Rev Or Charles f. Jefferson and the
rev Dr Wallace Radchne
4, the meeting Of the English Literary Club OF
1,r,dgenor, Conn the subject considered to-day
,vu be. spain Under Philip II. Philip H. Philip
". Under the Bourbons and in the Nineteenth
Mrs. Hopson and Mrs. Cole the speakers
An exhibition Of decorated emma. christmas now
ol,,as art needlework and Oriental rugs is going
NJ, THROUGHOUT this month in the studio Of Henry
bradford simmons. Nos. and West thirty
eourth-ef under the management OF Mrs NNHam
Elliott EurlOck and Miss bNzabeth buiheIey
A lecture or address on nineteenth century his
,or,, will be given Cooper Institute this evening
The Peoule's Institute Is Offering these entertain
mcuts the pubhc
Al Columbus Hall Sixtieth-st. and Columbus
az. the second lecture on Spanish American
c,o,os will he given this evening by Mrs. Florence
TarLson SfodGArd The special subject foI 70.
ni,,hf Will he THE Argentine Republic ana Chln
,rt... Lectures are given the free course 10 the
people.
The monthly meeting Of the Young Women's
Christian Association VIII be heId al No f'"''
F4fteenth-st. THIS morning.
Tho Womans National Sabbath Alliance VIII h"'u
&c fourth annual meeting in the chapel OF the
Nf,-tle Collegiate Church Twenty -ninth-st ana
Fifth-ave.. this afternoon. at Nv y II" nv P''
,-,c,r,o ,vul include addresses by Mrs: Wellington
go" and he Rev DR.. ID j Burrel. roAIcaH
- .rxlliaries and music. special INVITATION II
o,,end.d 10 All 10 attend in the iower room al 40
a brief service Of prayer lof the "'""'i '"'e''"h'
Miss Marion T.. Coppernoll VIII lecture at the
N,w-York Collegiate institute, No ~ L<enox ave
ms afternoon at o'clock on Our 'ouhtS'
The first annual show OF Chicago VIII be
onened to-day. 1t has been arranged by the 'A'
club an organization not yet q yea o'o 0oc'sV