New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-22
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platform in the assembly-room ano the csiemo.y
OF saluting II will be gone through WITH every
morning.
THE DAYS GOSSIP.
One Of the most attractive Of to-day's celeora-
lions Is the Martha Washington luncheons which
will be given by several women who are members
OF patriotic societies In this city. The table Gee
oratons will be Of red, white and blue ana ma 'n,s
color scheme to be carried out n the dTUa as
the statuettes Of Martha washington
The Young women's Parish Aid Society OF 81
Michaers Protestant Episcopal Church Amster-
dem-ave will give dramatic entertainment to-
day
The Society for Political Study will meet at the
Tuxedo. Fifty-ninth-st and Madson-ave., at
O'clock this afternoon. An address on Jenersoh
Davis" will be given by Miss Anna Maxwell Jones
At the next meeting. on March l, the annual e'ec-
ton will take place.
II Is announced that Miss Mary NJ Board. or
Metuchen N. j.. will leave to-day IN charse Vi an
expedition bound for the gold nelds OF Aiasha
She is of the opinion that one need not 20 30 iar
as the Klondike to gather In riches She WIN 'aAe
her marty first to Portland, Ore. or TacomA'
wash and thence set sail for Orca' Inc maj
settlement OF her party will be about nifty miles
south OF Orca. and Miss Board has visions OF
building a town Of log cabins, ana she WIZ 'ah'
n portable sawmil and other machinery u
aid in the enterprise Miss Board mas aIreao sins
her hand at mining, having owned several cIa ga ~.
In the black Hills S. D., and she assisted IN
working them herself
Offering Day" for the George Washington me-
mortal is to-day. 1t is proposed 10 ra7' y,
nonuar subscription a sum large enough TO erect
~ erst building Many goodly donations have
been promised by individuals and clubs, out eseaS
man. woman and child is asked to contribute even
the smallest sum-
The Kings County Political Equality Ciuo VIII
give a reception to-day TO celebrate the hi'S 'eu
of womans progress 1t Will take piaoe ~ W
Polytechnic Institute Hail. Livingston, near OouI'
AZ Rrooklvn at o'clock There will be address hs
ss T' Mrs Martha A B. CONNIE president or t me
Denver North Side Woman's Club and me nnes
Of the reeSenf Of NewYork State W. c. T. IT,
and Mrs Carrie Chapman cant
Thu re,hers OF Barnard Club will celebrate
washingtons Birthday by giving iunoheo' "
the club from IL m. TO p. H.
vf,ss Marion Coppernol will give the last OF nef
series OF lecture readings this morning ~ -,
George 7, Burr's No ln Taylor-st. THE Mover
~ the Idealized Legend" is the subject; anu t,T.
iactinns will be read from The Scarlet be''e'
and 1.-THE House Of the Seven Gapies'
c.,o-,., 60. xVuI h. given for the benefit Of the
rn,ssons 70 the Indians in the West in the chapei
~ Christ Church. Division-ave' near beuioiu
Rrooklvn at o'clock this evening ADDRESSES Sn
Colonial Ts Sno people Members Of the wO%
ems Missionary Association OF nn.i'' O''
appear attired in Colonial costumes
II is announced that Roger Wolco't Covering -
Massachusetts, will deliver an address on Aola-
ham Lincoln; or Anti-slavery. TriumphsnItt 70
asv at the Brookyn Institute Of Arts and sciences
Tho annual entertainment Of the City History
Club Of NewYork will be given n,r TINS ai'e'"''"
Tho Young Ladies and Gentlemens League OF
Montenore Home, One-hundred and-thirty- eg ntn-
st. and the Boulevard VIII ceieo orsn "' iou' :"
anniversary by a reception tnis e'eh'"e
III. s.st. Society of Daughters OF the Revolution
will give a reception from until O'CLOCK 'his
afternoon of Delmonicos, Forty pithda1 1
Fifth-ave.. to celebrate "ashins'o" D
IT.. American Association Of Allied Arts held
&c monthly meeting at the Nevada. Boulevard and
West seventieth-st.. yesterday. An exhlotion o Oh
members work was given ana paper U" ART WIS
read
An interesting lecture was delivered by MIS-
Mary Proctor last evening at Public School NO
"a -, "stars OF the Sun and Planets" This lect-
IRE was given under the auspices Of the Board or
Education and was the first of three lectures oy
Mrs Proctor on astronomy
rr,a animal reception Of the managers OF the
Hebrew sheltering Guardian Society Of New-fork
Orphan Asylum will take place thls ai,ern0 100
from S 70 ana West One hundred andf
tieth-st
At 2 O'Clock this afternoon there win be a re-
view OF the Baptist Boys Brigade at the 9Th
Regiment Armory Fortieth-st. near sixth,ave
silver cup will be offered as prize In the coHl-
petitive drill
The women OF the First Reformed Church, Bed
ford-aye and Clymer-st.. Brooklyn, Will serve
Martha Washington dinner in their chapel THIS
evening at 7 o'clock. Mrs. A. P. Duryea Will pre-
side and several Of the members are expected 10
respond to appropriate toasts
The Ever Ready Circle of Kings Daughters and
Sons of the Central Baptist Church Brooklyn VIII
give a Martha Washington social this evening
and a happy hour is promised peah11t . mrts'
music and refreshments are a re" Oh INC 'e"'N'
A basketball team has been formed by the
young women of the Reformed church. Bushwick-
ave and Himrod-st. Brooklyn and as the girls Oh
the Junior Christian Endeavor Society Wanted 10
excel in athletic sports as wei as tnet s,' tnoi
they too Joined by organizing basket ana 1901 Ss
boys at their favorite games
Miss May Buckley. of the First Born" now with
Henry Millers company has Joined the Profess
sonal Womans League.
The shakespearana will meet this evening Tor
the continued study OF Antony and Cleopatra, at
the studio OF Carol Brown, in the Van Dyke
building Eghth-ave. and Fifty-sxth-st
Mrs Edwin Gould and Mrs. George Shrady joined
the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Harlem dispensary at
a meeting held yesterday at No. los East One
hundred and twenty eghth-st
The completion of fifty years of womans work
will be celebrated this evening by reception held
at the Polytechnic Institute. Brooklyn. when ad-