New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-04

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ascertain what branch OF industry or what calling
Iney can best pursue. and how TO obtain employ
The regular monthly meeting OF the Ladies'
Health Protective Association Will be held at the
| Academy Of Medicine Nos II and ~ West Forty
third-st, this morning at 1870 o'clock Yearly re-
The College Womens Club will hold the regular
afternoon meeting and reception to-day at Sherry's
AT $3.50 o'clock programme will be given including
music, contributed by William Kuchenmeisier,
violin; Kate Percy Douglas. soprano: Charles Rice.
tenor Miss Florence BUCKINGHAM Joyce accom-
PaPRynTg Add,ss s wl be made BY Mrs candace
The Business Womans Republican Club at No.
2l5 West Observation-Disclosures held a
reception last evening. when members and friends
were entertained.
Ign will hold business meeting at the Johnston
Building this afternoon. An election Of officers VIII
take place and an educational session Will be held
A consolidation entertainment Of the Urban Club
Will be held this evening the home OF Mrs A. J.
Perry No. 80 First Place Brooklyn. Miss Gertrude
Torrey has arranged a series OF tabeaus ilustra;
ing events Of early Brooklyn history TO be given
during the evening The events will be OF social
character
A twenty-nf wedding anniversary cello
brated yesterday afternoon by Colonel and Mrs.
Richard Henry Savage. A reception held at
their home, No. l23 West Forty -fourth-s,. from
10 o'clock. Colonel Savage ia a graduate OF West
Point, but has devoted himself to literature for
some years past.
! Miss Frances E. Willard. who delivered lecture
! to the people Of GAINESVILLE. Wis. on Sunday, and
tainted at the close OF the exercises. Is reported
| recovering from the effects Of her indisposition.
her secretary, Miss Gordon. assures them Miss
| Willard is better
/ The Society of Musica! Arts will give its fourth
| entertainment tonight at the Astoria. when the
| first periorman in America Of "Zanetto" the
qPera by Mascagni. adapted from lie PEASANT" Of
paniomime I'm old japan
| The first of four lectures TO he given by Mrs.
Mary II. Flint, and illustrated with lantern Slides
will be delivered this morning at II O'Clock the
| home Of Mrs. Thomas J. Flagg No; 2 West
Eighty-ffth-st. ,The subject to-day VIII ne The
| Parthe1on AT Athens"
The regular meeting Of the Alumne Associa-
ton Of St. Mays School will be held at 9 O'Clock
supplementary readings on the subject. The Place
OF the Drama in the Evolution OF Literature" and
THE Spanish Drama" treated by G. H. Lewes.
Dramas Of Calderon IN English Verse" by D. F.
OF Caldcron." by X. c. French. Will be discussed.
The All Souls Universalist Woman's League viii
hold its regular monthly meeting this afternoon
in the chapel In South Tenth-st., Brooklyn. Mrs.
Madeline s. Rogers will speak on "A Persona!
Experience in the George Junior Republic Mrs.
Ellen A. Scr.mgeour, president Of The Health Pro
tecHve Association Of Brooklyn will also say a
few words on the subject
The Good Citizenship League which draws It's
membership from among the progressive women
OF Flushing Long Island. Will hold its first meet
ing for 1895 to-day. The programme is In charge OF
the Education Committee. paper on Art Deco
ration in Public Schools will be read by Miss
Bramwer Mrs. OConnor, the chairman Of tho
committee In charge. will read a paper on THE In
PRODUCTION Of Manual Training in the Public
Schools OF Flushing" Miss Mendez. teacher Of
manual training I'm the Teachers College OF New
York will give a talk Manual Training " and
an exhibition Of pupils work. This league has
one hundred and fifty members. Miss f. Melon
aid is its president. Mrs. f. D. Loynaz. vice-presi
dent: Mrs. Anna Coffin. recording secretary Mrs
A Montgomery corresponding secretary: Mrs. NJ
A. dykes treasurer. There are eight standing com
rnittces on art current. topics, education, ethics,
music. The league meets every two weeks.
Each day during this present week or prayer
the Ladies' Christian Union holds a prayer-meet-
ing from II 10 u o'clock In the chapel OF the Broad
way Tabernacle Thirty-fourth-st and Sixth-ave.
Tabcrracle Thirty fourth-st. and sixth-ave Prom
Prominent women from many chuIcnes WI , IAN
mari and tones OF evangelical alliance are followed
Il discussion.
Christmas Day passed merrily at Hill Crest san
"a clara IN the Adirondacks. the winter house OF
the Working Girls Vacation Society The matron
says that If any OF the s.ris 'ei' 'oneso ,
49, ,.a they certainly did not afterward The
gfr,s were articles of warm clothing ana some
mines 10 give the girls "A merry HVic; me 80
a, devotcs this house the care OF girls threat
100 With diseases Of the throat ana iuh9S, ne
New York office IL at no. ~ Wes' ihi''s ~
!, Ga said that the coronation OF the queen OF 'he
,,a,,one Danes Of Netherlands. winch VIII
,oka Mace this month will cost something IKE ~
49, -Four coronations VIII take pihce J." ''''S N'''
snd possibly all on the same oay