New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-09

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Y CASHMERE CT 9th.
sash Of ch inon-velvet hat and mum.
subject for consideration will be What Has Con-
tributed Most 10 Human Prosress?" Among other
speakers Mrs. Cornelia Stewart Robinson Will
speak on Wealth Contributor" This Is the
arst evening meeting that The Alliance mas he ,S.
that men may attend.
Mrs. John Elliott Curran Will lecture on The
Primitive Music OF China. Greece and Russia" this
morning, at the home Of Mrs. Dwight Amen Jones.
No. 10 West Fifty-third-st.
John Graham Brooks will address the Cvtas
Club and its friends this afternoon at O'Clock at
Association Hall Fulton and Bono SITS; Brookiyn:
His subject will be "Shaftesbury: Social sympathy
Organized"
A general meeting OF the Boston Section Council
Of Jewish Women will be held this evening N
Boston. at Temple ohabei sholam; Union paIR.sS
Mrs E NJ Boes Of Providence, X l. WIN speNA
On 1.-THE Evolution Of the Modern Jew
Tn. women ~ the Sea CHI Library Auxiliary Will
give dramatic entertainment for the oenen' OF 'i,o
free library this evening. The farce Ihank "ovu-
Rss5 the Of be ausary have Just $50 toward
the current expenses OF the library
,,,ss xa.ble.n Mathew Will talk Topics OF the
Dav,. this afternoon at the home Of Mrs Daniel +.
Ingraham al the strathmore' Broadway anu
Fifty-second-st.
This will be a special day OF service for the
Daughters OF the King Of the Diocese OF Long ISL
and The services will be held at St Clement
Church BROOKLYN at Il o'clock a 5a Sna been a
ranged as preparation for the Lenten season. and
are open to the public
Charles T Clarke and DR.. Isaac A Horwich
will lecture on Industrial Competition OF Cooper
alton" this evening at the Educational Alliance
No 1877 East Broadway
tn. members Of the Jamaica Chautauqua Circle
will answer TO the rollca this evening with items
eb,u. Justinian Mrs r f. Wright will read
naper on Domestic Life In Ancient Rome. and
there will be discussion. opened by MISS lara
Hurbut, on the question are me PIesentt .erI
tines"
Mrs Foster the 'Tombs Angel" Will address the
Young Peoples Missionary Association OF St
Georges Church this evening In the chapel OF the
Parish House. On Sunday morning Miss Emery
OF the Wonan's Auxiliary. addressed the associa-
Rev. Mr. Pot, tod Of his work in China, and q
member OF the association presented the claims OF
ienten orerngs of the Sunday school will be given
The Girls Friendly Society OF st. Georges Church
has presented the church with some fine linen Tor
the communion service
Prominent among the candidates for president
general OF the National Society OF the Daughters
Of the American Revolution Is Mrs Daniel Man
ming Of Albany Mrs. Manning was elected vice.
president-general at the last congress and is thor
oughly familiar with the work Of the National or
ganization. 1t is said that Mrs Levi P. Morton
and Mrs BENJAMIN L. Church, OF New-York: Mrs
John W Foster and Mrs STEPHEN j. Field s6 %
Mrs Mitchell wives OF the United States Senator's
indorse and support Mrs. Manning's candidacy.
Clara Barton president OF the Red Cross Society
o., America sailed from Tampa. Fla. for Havana
Monday night Miss Barton goes 10 Investigate
rersonav the suffering that exists now on the ISL
and With characteristic guarded speech, Miss
Barton said her mission was IN the cause OF hu-
manity, and that II mattered httIe 10 her "heheT
spaniards or Cubans prohted by her WORK
The nurses of the House Of the Good Shepherd,
Syracuse were treated TO sleighride last Saturday
night by Bishop F. D. Huntington. The party
was chaperoned by the superintendent, Miss Lena
Iigh bourne and the assistant superintendent MISS
Lizzie WhitmOre.
A Russian tea and sale OF pictures for the Holy
Cross Mission will be held to-day and tomorrow
at the home Of Miss NJ. A. Latimer. No. l4s
Rodnev-st BROOKLYN. B. Oakley Baldwin will be in
r a Abbey Hamilton W Gibson Charles Dana
Gibson Howard Pyle and W. 7 Smedley. The sale
will be from 70 o'clock in the afternoon.
URBAN CLUB OF BROOKLYN.
The regular afternoon meeting Of the Urban Club
OF Brooklyn was held yesterday. at the residence
of Mrs Andrew j. Perry. No. 30 First Place Mrs