New-York tribune., 1898-01-30

THE DAYS GOSSIP.

On three Wednesday mornings during February
| beginning with the I'd. Mrs. John Elliott Currah
| will give Talks About Music" with plano Illus
| trations at tho home OF Mrs Dwight Arven Jones
| No i3 West Fifty-thlrd-s, The subtitle OF the
! subject ,s The Beginnings OF Music and Rhythm;
| It's Earliest Characteristics" On February Mu-
sic OF North America" will be the theme; on feo %
| ruary O. taat OF China. Greece and Russia. ana Oh
| February l6. dance rhythms OF all nations
"Romeo ard Juliet Up to Date" is the title OF q
| play TO be given Thursday evening, February ..
| in the Parish Hall OF the Church OF tho Beloved
| Disciple. No. 81 East Eighty-nnth-st. The enter
tainment is given under the auspices OF ST. Agness
Guild for the benefit OF the George Junior Republic
! The play represents the scons OF the Mon,asues
| century and taking up their abode in modern nat:
Advertising for boarders they receive applicatlons
persona;ities as shown in the play the audience Is
supposed 10 be able 70 place them me o me ext
gences OF life in Hat flooded with electric nsht
is most amusing.
The Baroness de Hrsch is continuing many OF her
husbands charities and establishing new ones con-
santy she has lately founded rycn large
SIM 70 a Warsaw hospital and started maternity
| hospital al Munich.
| Miss Florence King OF Chicago has received
! notice OF her appointment Commissioner OF Deeos
for Alaska She is indebted to John q. hraay'
Governor OF the District q Alaska for & te pact no
II viii be one OF responsibility as sae VIII nave ave os %
onlv The registration OF deeds to attend TO- ou' the
| hlling OF mining claims
| Founders Day. the birthday Of General Arm
strong. Will be celebrated to-day at the Hafnp'oh
institute Dr. Francis G.. Peabody. OF harVa'u' o''o
Of the trustees OF the school VII od friends from
the North will be present and the occ"S''" VIII -
an interesting though quiet one
.,rod 1mpersonaL" will be the subject on wh'ch
the Swami Abheiananda will speak tn's al.ernoo.
Tho lecture begins promptly at oclocK door M ahove
| 1,aU,oriai Hall No q Maison-ave. one door aoo'o
Twenty -scVehth-s''
Tho frs: woman record VINO nelo ",a
a,nio,oa was Anna Moranda Mazzoni VINO IN 'n'
.ho lac, century filed the chair OF anat-
o-,, :, ,he University OF Bologna. The sE nrst Eng
sS woman who studied medicine ana re- receFvu er
! diploma was Mss EIizaoe'n pT.erryork State, in
SO Hss5'1 "
.o..o- r,oa,,r1 ~ the United Macaroni Makers
1-n,on Of America will be held this afternoon al
No. g. East Fourthst. report VIII De oIsn sne a3s ~
the Organization Commttee: a,'gS,s MatS with great
Watching the outcome OF these meetings with e'eA
interest.
waiting =. the Executive COMMITTEES OF the
,-aw-york state Federation OF Women's Clubs VIII
probably be called for the middle Of FsSrqa bs by
the president. Mrs William ioa hs'iNu'' "
meeting will take place In THIS city
! travelling library is TO started by the Women
Clubs OF Utah, to be made up by the contribution
OF one book from every woman belonging 10 '"'
State Federation.
Tba Grant Monument Association has completed
,y contract with the placing in position OF the
sarcophaSs IN, which after her nssrconhar{ GSa{ weigh
snr'ething ike thirty-two thousand pounds
The Brooklyn Home and Training School for
cs
York CITY 1t supports and prepares for domesuo
se-,,ca some forty young girls. and Is anxious 70
accommodate more and to carry on the good work
To raise funds for this end matinee lecture ana
song recital Will be given at the Poucn lansioh s
phy' who viii render slave songs. stories and and
traditions she has learned them ron me Ups
| OF the negroes In field, cabin and meetihs-house-
An entertainment for the beneht Of the New
York kindergarten Association and the Camp Mis-
sion kindergarten will be given Tuesday AFTER
noon February : at 2,3o o'clock. at the Fifth Ave
nue. Theatre. The programme will consist OF tfe
one-act play. "AdelaiGe' from the German, the
cast including David Bispham and Miss Julie Opp.
| Miss Yvonne De TTeville. Mrs. Thomas Whinen
and Mrs Charles Wacot, members OF Daniel
F'rohmans Lyceun Theatre Company
Tickets not sold by the patronesses Will be on
sale ut the box Office OF the tlttn avenue 4heAfo
| On and after tomorrow.
| The patronesses OF the entertainment are Mrs.
Joseph H. Choate. Mrs. Edward r. Hewitt. Mrs.
W II. Draper Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes, Mrs
| James A. Burden. Mrs. John ". Minturn. Mrs; w
| S Gurneo jr Mrs Richard Irwin. Mrs. William
| II schief6lin Mrs Alfred Corning Clark, Mrs: w.
Bayari Cutting. Mrs. Lewis sayre Burchard Mrs
| Ernesto Fabbri Mrs Frederic Norton Goddard.
Mr.. J. Kennedy Tod, Mrs; Seth Low. Mrs " B.
James Mrs. Walter Jennings. Mrs r j. Cross
| Mrs. william S. Rainsford. Mrs. Paul Tuckerman.
Mrs II. Il. Stllmsn. Mrs. William Church Osborn.
| Mrs j Pierpont Morgan. Mrs. H. w Poor. Mrs.
| Cadwalader Jones. Mrs. Richard Watson Glider.
| Mrs. Charles Stewart Smith, Miss Frelinghuysen.
! Mrs. Robert r Minturn. Mrs. Henry d. Sedgwick.
| jr. Mrs. John Edwin Muchmore and Mrs. Henry
| f. Dimock.
Mrs Henry ]. Gielow, OF Alabama. whose dra-
matte interpretations OF negro folklore and descrip-
tive accounts Of old plantation life in the quarters
have gained popular appreciation will give course
| of i've dramatic readings Monday mornings dur
| ing Lent at the WaldOrf-Astora. The readings
will include excerpts from the following dialect
writer's Of the South: Ruth McEnery Stuart, Joel
| Chandler Harris, Thomas Nelson Page Charies Es-
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