New-York tribune., 1898-01-11
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

The managers Of the New-York Exchange for
Womans Work will hold the annual meeting OF
the society this afternoon at o'clock at the
Berkeley Lyceum Building No. % West Forty
fourth-st Tea will be served at o'clock.
class in parliamentary procedure will be
opened by Miss Fielde at II O'Clock this morning
at the League for Political Education. No. 500
Fifth-ave. The course will consist OF five lectures
given at the s@E;e hour on Tuesdays and Ihurs-
days.
Miss Marion Coppernoll will resume her lectures
on the English novel this morning at Mrs. d. T.
Wilson'S No. 164 Rodney-st, Brooklyn. The sub
ject for consideration will be "The Vicar OF Wake
field" and Jane Eyrc."
Tho Society for Political Study will hold its an
nua reception r,, ibis afeTpoon az the Tuxedo. Mad
The Motley in England Club will meet this after
noon at Mrs. Cranes, No. 433 Greene-ave.. Brook
lyn. Mrs. Crane will read article on "St. Pauls
Cathedral and the Tower Of London" "Westmin-
ster Bridge and Cleopatra's Needle will be ,, the
subject Of Mrs. Bard's paper. The discussion VIII
be opened by Mrs. Gaubert.
A conference on boys clubs for the exchange Of
ideas Will be held in the assembly room OF the
Boys Free Reading Rooms Of the Loyal Legion
Temperance Society No 112 University Place. this
evening beginning at S:15 o'clock The discussion
wal. be on the question Of brares ana lterature ,i
GTec5G @ of of r51 PPa m M Ere STr
Tuesday morning lectures by Mrs Miward
Adams will begin to-day at II o'clock at No. Cos
Carnegie Studios The subject will be Use OF the
Voice in Conversation and Sight Reading"
The Kalma Club Of Lambertville ~ j. met last
evening in It's clubrooms The subject of Colonial
Wars" considered by Miss, Minnie p. Titus.
and a paper on the Method Of Replanting For
ests'' was read by Mrs. Ell Erismann.
The class organized by the Alumna Science Com
mittee Of the Normal College will to-day listen TO
the first lecture the study OF birds to be given
in the college library at o'clock by Miss Isabel
lowed by field days in Central Park.
The Brooklyn Womans Single Tax Club will
meet this afternoon at 3 O'Clock at their club
rooms. No 11ss Bedford-ave. The Rev. William
]. Hutchins will speak on The Church and Social
Reform.
Mrs Flnts second lecture Will be given at II
O'Clock this morning at the home OF Mrs. Flagg
No e West 66 Io The m sHei1Gt Sub will be
Mrs. j. Frederick Doty has issued cards for
Tuesday afternoons during the season at her home
No. AZ West Twenty-seventh-st
Alfred NJ Collett will deliver the second OF his
course Of lectures the cathedras OF England
AT the rooms OF the Church Club Fifth-ave and
Forty-seventh-st. this morning at II O'Clock The
suspces Of The Associates Of he sisters Of St
Mary is Westminstcr Abbey. Seventy views will
he shown. including some new slides lately OBJ
tained from England.
course Of ten free lectures on "The History
OF Costume" fully illustrated by lantern Slides
Will be given by Miss Louise Oth-Hendriksen at
Assembly successive Tues
days, beginning to-day and continuing until March
H. snowden Wards lecture on Shakespeare at
Home" which has been well received in Eng
land. will be given in Syracuse to-day. There are
ono hundred exceptionally good lantern slides pre-
ter Of william Barnes Of Albany, and grand;
has been Of the most active Of amateur pho
tographcrs.
The young pianist, Miss Laura Sanford. Will ap-
pear IN a concert at the Waldorf this afternoon
at o'clock assisted by Franko's Orchestra and
by David Bspham. barytone.
Mrs Francis Spies and Miss Spies will receive
to-day ms well rs on the two remaining Tuesdays
OF this month at No. Ga East Fifty-hfth-st.
The Countess Wachtmclste- Will speak this even
ing at S O'Clock in the hall Of the Inner Temple
under the auspices Of the Royal Asiatic Academy
the American branch OF when was established
fessoA sss yeii Guelph G. H % Norman man o.
The January social meeting Of the Fenelon will
be held this afternoon In the Pouch Mansion.
p-ooLlvn The Rev. William Livingston Will give
an aralysis OF Tennyson's In Memorlam."
4 mission is in session at the church OF the
paullst Fathers and will continue until February
A meeting OF the presidents OF Brooklyn clubs
Will be held this morning AT the Young Wopen's
Christian Association to consider the etecuoh OF
woman's clubhouse.
The officers OF foreign mission societies OF the
r-c,ted states and Canada will meet for the sixth
a,rual conference this afternoon In the rooms OF
he Missionary Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church No $50 Fifth-ave. The conference VIII
continue through Thursday afternoon.