New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-21

These lectures will be given every Monday until
March 81 and will include dialect readings from
Ruth McEnery Stuart, Joel Chandler Harris
Thomas Nelson Page. Charles Egbert Craddock and
George Cable, and selections from Pau, Dunbar
Among the patronesses are Mrs Roger y. Pryor
Mrs. Spencer Trask. Mrs. Malcolm Anderson Mrs
Donald Mclean. Mrs. William f.. Dodge, lr, Mrs.
+. Hopknson Smith and Mrs. Henry Fairfield os-
born.
The Professional Woman's League meets as usual
this afternoon its club quarters No. 1909 Broad
way
Under the auspices OF the League for Political
Educat!on John Graham Brooks will lecture in
Mendelssohn Hail. No. li9 West For;ieth-st.. on
Carlyle. the Hero of Modern Society" at II O'Clock
this morning.
The New-York City Indian Association Will hold
IFS regular monthly meeting this morning a, 1890
O'Clock In the paror Of the Broadway Tabernacle
Church, corner Of Twenty fourth-st. Addresses
will De made by Mrs. A. S. Quinton. president Of
.he Womans National Indian Association and
Miss Grace Howard.
Among the women exhibitors at the Dog Show.
which opens to-day IN Madison Square Garden are
Miss X r. Baylis. Miss b. II. Bayls. Miss Emily
Mayer. Miss Bessie {. Ray. Mrs Howard Sellers.
Miss Annabel Green. Miss G.. Shipper, MR.. Robert
Buckle, Mrs c: a. Stevens; Margaret d. Lloyd.
Mabel \ Downing. Mrs. Lillian s. Gillespie. Mrs
4. II. Martin Mr., sydney Harris; Miss Grace
Huntington. Miss Mollie O'Brien. Miss Esther b..
Deiey and Mrs. f. y. Young.
The second OF course OF lectures angels
and Devils in Art will be given by Miss Jean Kis-
sam Allen this morning at u 9elock at the home
A musical afternoon will be given by Miss Efie
Stewart and NJ. Emilio de Gogorza at the studio OF
Charles J. AFTER. No. 10 East Twenty-thirdst.. this
afternoon at o'clock
Miss NJ Eleanor Ford will give the last Of her
February course OF lectures this morning at lln5
o'clock at Sherry's. Subject. Typical Portrayas
of American Life" Miss Ford Will begin a Ienten
of conferences February rs at Sherry $
which Will be continued until April T.
An evening Of Scotch songs. with readings Of
stories and poems will he given by Miss Adela
Mrs F A. Weston No "a East Fortyseventh-st.
this evening. beginning at o'clock
In the public schools throughout the city this
morning many prominent club women will speak 10
the children on Patriotism" one OF the speakers
will be Mrs. Haryot Holt Cahoor.
The Motley IN England Club will NEE, this after
noon at the horne Of Mrs. Gaubert No. l25 Hooper
ST. Brooklyn Mrs Estelle T. sherman. president
Of the club. will read paper on ne cathedralS on
Mrs Morse with an article criptive of the cathe
drals Of Ety. Lincoln and York
There will be n musical given this afternoon at
the Waldorf Astoria, under the auspices Of the
Musical Committee Of Soross. The afternoon will
be devoted 10 the Interpretation Of American Com
posers.
The Committee on Education OF european will
meet this morning 10 o'clock at the home OF Mrs.
+. +. Caldwell, No 135 Ross-st.. Brooklyn.
Mrs ]. C. Hickey. Mrs. f. Crowe and Mrs.
Frederick Nichols three young women Of Ar
llngton. y. j., who showed so much expedition and
energy in extnguishng a fire which broke out
among some underbrush at the back of their homes
on Thursday last that the Volunteer Fire Depart
men. has elected them life members.
l.. +. Dey: The of the island on which
Dreyfus is confined by the French Government is
LIsle Gu Dable Dreyfus is the only prisoner
there. In The Tribune Of December 15 in the sec
ond column Of the ninth page. you Will find full
description of the Dreyfus imprisonment also in
the issues of December II. first page second
column. and OF October 25 ninth page. third
column.
Miss Gertrude Mcmillan will give a reading from
modern authors this evening at the home of Major
Pond. No $50 Bergen-ave. Jersey City. Miss Nc
MILAN delivers her readings under Major Ponds
mana cement. Her interpretations Of Kate Douglas
Wigginss writings have been greatly approved by
their author
Mrs Tilllrghast. OF EngleGood. y. j., will give
dance this evening for the benefit OF the Woman's
Exchange.