New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-28

Henry Warren. No. go Fifth-ave
Mrs Henry J. Gielow will give dramatic reading
from, the works o. Joel Chandler Harris at II O'Clock
this morning at the Waldorf-Astoria
The Phaio Club will celebrate its eighteenth an
niversary by a reception and breakfast at the Hote
Savoy to-day.
The regular meeting OF the Womans CLUB o.
Brooklyn will be held In the lecture-room OF the
Young Women's Christian Association. Flatbush-
ave. and Schermerhorn-st, BROOKLYN al ~ e,och
to-day An interesting programme mas oeeh pre-
pared for the occasion.
Margaret Deland will address. the womens Con-
ference OF the Society o, Ethical Culture at s:lt
this evening at the Tuxedo Madison-ave. and Fifty
ninth-st. Her subject will be The Change IN sne
cbanrnd in order 10 give the members Of the Women
Wage Farmers Section an opportunity 10 attend me
meeting and they be the guests OF the parent So
cety for the evening.
Mrs. Henry T Pierce president OF Clio will en-
tertain the club and its friends at No Il West one
hundred -and-twenty-fourth-st to-day rom 10 :
o'clock.
With the eye to business that charactcrizes the
commercial traveller. the managers who have
charge OF the fair which opens In Madison Square
Garden tonight arranged as the centre OF at
traction a model Of the battle-sh,p Maine. II is a
large and perfect representation Of the vessel
which now lies wrecked in Havana Harbor 10
make the scene more realistic. they hoping TO
get Mrs Anthony the mother OF William Anthony,
=, he present on the opening night Anthony. 1t
Who m met Captain siesbee rushing from his cabin
and. giving the formal salute. said: SIR nave 10
report that the ship has blown up and is SINKING
rapidly"
There will be a meeting OF the Urban Club. OF
BROOKLYN this evening the home Of Miss sH1is
No 100 -York-ave. The subject for discussion
will he Women in the Professions
The Professional Womans League will hold its
annual meeting this afternoon at the Waldorf
Astoria. beginning at go o'clock. An interesting
programme is promised.
mission will be opened at ST. Patricks Cattle
draL Fffth-ave. and Fiftieth-st, on March l3. the
third Sunday in Lent. and ending on Passion Sun.
day II will be conducted by the Redemptorist
Fathers 1t is several years now since mission
was given at the Cathedral ana much interest Is
felt In the coming one
Marshall Darrach will begin course Of Shake
.n.are matinees this afternoon. at 35 at the Wal
play chosen for the first matinee
Friends OF Mrs Emily r. Montgomery. for thirty
vea-. missionary ct Beyroot. Syria will regret TO
hear OF her death February 1s. She was IN her
sxteth year.
Mrs Bertha Kunz Baker announces series o,
,nterpretative rectals of weli-lSnown authors The
Introductory recital VIII be gwen inns ai'e'h'oh a.
the Knapp Mansion, Brooklyn.
Til. annual reception TO adult members OF the
parish will be given this evening by Dr. and Mrs.
Rainsford the assistant clergy and deaconerses IN
"a niargV ma rlors of the memorial house The en-
tire building will be open. and the various organlza-
lions as far as feasible, VII be IN operation win
sneciuens Of work exhibition.
Misc Lille d'Angelo Bergh has moved Into
snacious studio In the Albany. Ffty-second-st and
proadwav Miss Bergh is glad TO receive visitors
a, ber sinring classes for professional students.
which meet on Monday and. Thursday afternoons
on these occasions is always informal
M,sa Matilda T. Dowd. OF NewBrghton. has
been appointed stenographer TO superintendent.
yetman OF the Richmond Borough School Board.
at a salary of $1,000