New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-08

room Of the Astoria THIS morning at u O'Clock
Mss Ada Webster Ward. In her lecture on the
'Tcn gsh Dra--a and Dremstists." TO be given at
| the home OF MI. James W. Pinchot No. Gram
ercy Park, a. o'clock this afternoon, will speak
on Otwey. Dryden and Congreve
Mrs Ellen E. Miles Will give a paper On Charles
Sumner the meeting OF the Society for Political
Study, which VII! be held at O'Clock this after.
ForJy-thrd-st.
The sewing class which Is working for the Lying
In Hospital Will meet this morning At the homes Of
| Mrs Heber r Bishop. No. Ssl Fifth-ave. and Mrs
| Frederic Bronson No. ia Madison-ave.
! Tia Motley IN England Club viii meet this after
noon al the home OF Mrs. William D. Fsris. No
| 2G Hancock-st. Brooklyn Mrs. Obrig will read
| paper on "Stratford-on-A Avon" and Mrs. Robert
MeIoh VII Contribute an article on "Kenilworth
/ Mrs Adolph Kraetzer.
Miss Marion Coppernoll will continue her lecture
readings this morning az Mrs George I. Burrs
! No. III Taylor-st.. Brooklyn Her subject will be
| The Psychological Novel" and she will read Sc
Fioss" '''''' ''''' anu 10 MIL o" the
The Brooklyn Woman's Single Tax Club Will meet
this afternoon at It's rooms, No ll0l Bedford ave
at o'clock. Mrs. Margaret Moore Of Manhattan
/ will address the club on Anomalies OF Cvili,a-
/ ton"
The Society for instruction in First Aid 10 tho
Injured will begin & free course Of lectures this
afternoon at o'clock a. the Jerry McAuley Gro
morne Mission, Thirty-second-st and Sixth-ave
Mrs. Clara c. Hoffman. who is treating variety
/ OF themes. speaks this evening at o'clock under
The auspices Of the Harlem Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, in the Church Of the Disciples
West One-hundred -and-nine teenth-st and Lenox-
ave.
Louis Pagan viii lecture to society women of
Staten Island this afternoon on The Treasures Of
I Greek ald Roman Sculpture"
In the sunday-school rooms Of the Puritan
| Church, Brooklyn there vii be held Brownies
| drill this evening at o'clock
The Urban Club OF Brooklyn will meet this AZ
ternoon at o'clock at No 80 First Place.
The eleventh anniversary OF the signing of the
| DAVIS bill. which gave the rights Of American
| citizenship 10 the Indian students at Hampton
Va. Will be celebrated at hat place to-day. The
| Secretary Of the Interior. the Commissioner OF
I4eian Affairs and members a Of The Senate and
| Washington 70 attend the function
| Two Of the children Of Hugh Steel the miner Of
the Cariboo and Yukon districts. Will start this
| week for the Klondke They Mrs William
| Smith and her brother, Floyd Steel
The second OF Mrs Lillian Gibbs Keys's lectures
| on Shakespeare. Goethe and Browning as Re-
| lated 10 Modern Thought Life and Love" will be
given at the Albert School No. Sc West Fiftieth-
ST. this afternoon a. O'Clock.
The Business Women's Republican Club held its
weekly meeting last night at No. 2l5 West one
| hundred twenty -hfth-st
The Shakespeariana VIII meet this evening at
the home OF DR.. and Mrs Mason No 2l3 West
| seventy-ninth-st. Miss Sara A. Palmer Will give
paper on Antony and Cleopatra"
The George Junior Republic will hold a special
meeting al the Buckingham. F1fth-ave- and FIJI
tieth-st. this morning at Il o'clock T. NJ. Cs-
borne. president Of the BOsrd OF Trustees will be
| present
Mrs Frederick Morris gave her third lecture on
Dickens" last evening, In the Rutgers Riverside
| Presbyterian Church. at the boulevard and Sew
enty-thiTd-st
Al the home Of Mrs Robert Able, No. II West
| Flffieth-st the City History Club met yesterday
| afternoon. The subjects considered were The
Netherlands and New Netherland; Colonial Poncies
| OF spain, France England and the Netherlands
Compared"
Al the annual breakfast held by the Lydia +.
,Vadleish Association on Saturday last the follow
| ,,g ,oasts were given: "Our Founder" Mrs.. S.
! f2ourne. our Legend" Miss Lille II Hopkins;
| .Our patron Sants-the GTGndmot1ers." DR.. Mary
| i,.trarn Jacobi: "Our Quoens-the Mothers. Mrs.
Wellington White Our reg M. hns
| t;uard@the Spnstess." MISE Marion l. Coppernoli.