New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-27

charities Building. No. 100 East Twenty st
This lecture is one of the course in tho Nedanta
phil ,sonhy given under the auspices Of the We
dar;a Society OF New-York.
"A Razaar Of the Seasons" under the artistic
pcrvison OF william VI. Chase. Francis Lathrop.
William a. Coffin. Grenville Smelling and Carroll
Beckwth will be given at the Waldorf-Astoria
Novembe/ 30 and December I. from TO 10 p. m. for
Home is intended for reduced gentlewomen. and
the proceeds OF the bazaar Will be used TO nrnsn
one hund nd fourteenth-st and the boulevard
at cost including the site; Of at least $50 GO 60
flower booth
The date of the 1899 suffrage convention. to be
held at Grand Rapids Mich. is at last settled and
the women Of that organization are taking A iong
look ahead to Thursday. April q II VIII continue
In session one week
Miss T. Marguerite I.ndley will open her winter
classes at the Murray HE Hotel on December
The first one will be held at lO:5o a m. MISS Linu
ley will give special attention TO physical child
stI,dv and her lectures VIII treat OF the psychic
physiological nature as well as OF the mental
ON December : Miss Louise Fischer will give
talk in Mrs Gardner's school on THE Niebelunsen
Lied" one OF the course of lectures she ~
now giving In her own home
4 dramatic reading by Miss Rosamonde TAYLOR
~ r2rook,n will be given at Memorial Hall Fiat
husb-ove and Schermerhorn-st.. Thursday evening"
December l. The subject of her reading VIII DO
"Chrstalan" tale OF knighthood from Katrina
Trask's book Under King Constantine IN when
she will be accompanied by W. Paulding he Nike
'cellist and Albert y Carhart at the organ. -
short programme. consisting OF organ ana ce,Io
solos and selections By Miss Taylor ana Eus stn
Fnid vii; precedc the reading OF "Christaan MISS
Tayl1r is Young Brooklyn reader VINO mas psen
" ' vth Increasing success IN her profession. She
is graduate OF the American Schooi Oh h'ocu''oh
OF brooklyn
charity ball for the benefit OF the Nursery and
Childs Hospital Fifty-hrstst. and Lexington-ave.'
will he held at tho Waldori-Astorla OH the e'e"'"s
OF January 81, ls%
Active work is being done by the Hungarian Lit
erarv Society OF Brooklyn. In arranging for the
annual christmas Eve celebration to he held at
tho cIuhrooms No g3 ST Marks Place. Clothing
viii bc distributed to hundreds OF poor children at
that time.
Miss Katherine VI. Ives Of South second-ave..
Mount Vernon, entertained the Daughters OF the
King Guild and its friends at her home on FRI
day evening The principal feature Of the evening
was a geography game. In which every one Joined.
Al the end Miss Marion GARNER and clifford Lord
received prizes having guessed the greatest number
refreshments Among those present were the fol
lowing: Major and Mrs James A. Jenkins Mrs.
joseph Woq F6 M'f r c$G'h yes M '% od M
Jones Charles Wilson and others
TIE Good OF the \l!lagt huNlliiS' CoHipOseu
of twenty Sea Cn women. has undertaken the
beautifying of piece Of public property known as
pinnacle Point. The point Is delightfully."- situated
on the bluff overlooking Hampstead Harbor. $50
feet above the water level The women have Sc
cured the consent OF the village officials to lay out
the point park. provide with seats and flower
beds and make II attractive as possible.
The meeting Of the Hampstead women who be
long to the Current Topics class was held on
Saturday afternoon The principal topic OF the day
was the Drcyfus case.