New-York tribune., 1898-01-02

a course OF conferences On r1tfern ~. 4, r-e.rv
and fiction will Re given a, sterrys an Monday
mornings beginning to-morroa. q, u O'Clock b.
Miss " ( Ford. For the nrsf meeting sr.ss r,-s
viii talk on Poetry and Fiction That Most sa5rv
Interpret Rsal LIE" aad o. Tie Survive, -
lie fs'5 of I roday Iay se sSs vii ASq as5 s ao, sa "a or
as Taught Through the Arthuri0 Romano
sorosis will have Its annual dinner en January ~
concer, ard ball vii b given On surasv nigh,
by the Ladies Aid Society OF the BROOKLYN Hebrew
Hospital II vii take place A. Pllhpss Turn
Hal, In Messr9le.st The proceeds VIII Be pr tae
Tuesday night April T. is SCI Tor thA benea, per.
eformance for reporters AZ which Hans Christian
Anderssns fairy tale "ole Close Eye" Will he rro-
duced, especially translated and dramauzci. As
before announced this plan tor making some rec
ognition OF the services of reporters and starting
fund for their benefit is The idea of a Danish
woman 1l1 o, ngn ssssnang ssh Weo "sees 20 worS
reporters y;a ohy;any ~ one e-rnins !yns by report
from whl:h members MAJ draw Wien sick or ar.
dered 70 rest oy a physician
number Of musical and dramatic entertain
rnen,s and breakfasts will be given at ne waldorf.
Astoria this month sor the benefit of the Fresh
Air charities OF the city. They Will take place
every Thursday morning at ll5o o'clock ard Will
close az /. when breakfast Will Be served Tickets
for the four entertainments may be secured for
s4 at No. 10 West Thlrty-frst-st Miss Julia Ar
thur and her company; Maurice Barrymore, Henry
D!xey. Charles Coghan and Burr MacIntosh have
volunteered their services. Among The paiEonesSes
are Mrs. william c Whitney. MIS- O, H. r. Bel
Mrs William Rhinelander Mrs. Edmund Baylles
and Mrs. Elisha Dyer jr.
Mrs Frederic bronson Is a the head OF the COM
nittee which is organizing an entertainment 10 Re
eiven IN March by the Womens Auxiliary Of the
Tyinc-In HOSPITAL. with the object of adding 10
the fund for the expenses OF that institution
When Mrs. Donald Mclean attended a recent
meeting Of the Israel Putnam Chapter D. A r.
at Danvers Mass, she was presented with 4 silver
souvenir Putnam spoon. and also with paper-eut-
ter made from b,t OF The. pear tree which was
Charles Masury, regent OF the Israel Putnam
Chapter is a descendant Of the General
The brass cross and vases bought for the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church OF Mohegan were not pre-
sented on Christmas Day but viii be given ari
used for the first time to-day when the Rev Gog-
verneur Crueer. Of Montrose. will hold service at St
Mary's. Mohegan
All women are cordially invited 70 attend ths
Sunday morning service during the coming months
AZ the Church Of the Eternal Hope. West Eight
4th-st between Columbus and Amsterdam ayes
The Rev Dr. Grove will preach during January
on the following interesting subjects sunday Jan
nary "Is the Bible Moral Book sunday, JAM.
ary g. DO the Churches BereYe Iner 3S56f,es,, 800
Sunday, January lG Us Iaere any he.so-si ,Is
Liberals Can Unite?" SUNDAY. Janrary q W..
Science Destroy our Hope OF ne Future WoridY
sunday December 80. What Is To Be the coming
Religion"
The Haarlem Philharmonic Society viii give rs
fret concert on Thursday evening January s. az
sis o'clock in the concert hall of The WAiaoFi-
Astoria.
The New-York Branch OF The Aumnr Asso''a-
ton Of the Morayian Seminary VII have its annua
luncheon at the Manhattan. on Nedncsiay' Jahu<
AIRY ), at o'clock ?. m
Mrs Mary II. Flint will lecture on Tuesday morn
ing January T. at the home Of Mrs. Thomas J.
Fldgg. No 2 West Eighty-hfth-st
Miss Lille dAngelo Bergh VIII give her final re-
ception with music tomorrow az 30. So West
Fiftieth-st Tho Swami Abhedanando o. India. vii
make brief address and there VIII be solos by
Miss Bergh and McKenze Gordon Snargs a2lnSb ea,
will be assisted in receiving by several women
prominent in artistic and social circles.
The holiday gathering OF 81. Agathas Guid. OF
Hampstead took place at the home Of Mss Harriet
sammis The Rev Creighton Spencer read soms
selections appropriate TO the season we 49,,
members worked Refroshmenis were seIFe'' ana
a gramophone exhibition Was given
The Hampstead Woman's club viii hold its first
meeting in the new year on Tuesday January
II will be a, the home OF Mrs Walter Frew and
Mrs John Lewis Cnilds. OF Flordl lalA' WIZ Pre-
side
The members Of ST. Marthas Guild ~ Hemp
stead are preparing for their annual Lenton box of
cIo,hinr 70 be sent 10 A missionary % the Epls-
copal church somewhere in TIE state 1l Easter.
Th, women o, the Hampstead Preso, 'er!an
Church held a New Years reception la tlf sunday
mcnts were served ana g" informal programme Was
given.
The woman's Ad Society OF tho Sea ciH Meth
odist Church received ,hcr friends ~ the cAapel
Vssterdav from 70 10 D. M \ collation. was
iservcd, and there was large attendance
The women OF s. Luke's Guild. % Sea ClS save
Naw years reception st 81. LlAcs Han ,cs'er.
a.. ,ro,n -.0 to II 80 D. m. Mueir Wfe provided or
da9cing and the January so..Al committee served
refreshments
Tho regular quarterly mccdns Of the Lockwood
,,umnp Association Of the Miss Lockwood pre-
nararorv school. at Mount Vernon. Wae hell n ma
melting of the association VIII idhe place during
the Easter ho'uaSS'
r,.et,nr OF the directors OF The Mount vernon
ch,ntsr o, the NcedleWork Guad w.u be hold on
saturday afternoon. January 81. at ,ae home ~
Hrt.s Caroline Tilton. IN Second-1Nc Tl. meeting
ytiu be for the purpose OF elccrns th.. -ei ne
coming year.
LECTURES ON EAPRkNNiOA.
Mrs M!lward Adams o: Chicago. reached me
Co., on Friday and will be the guest ~ llt Fran-
lie Iiegett. No p Last Thirty -l0urtl-.r Nrs
Adams viii deliver course Of three lectates On
o,nression during January ~ ~. ta ttinf.e
$500 The first lecture Nill De- given ON jan
49, II al II o'clock m the morning. and the sue,
,ec, will be- Use or the VOICE lh NQhN'i a'll5N H
gS,h, PssdinE" The remaining tw3 lectures Ni'
Sn Zen on January Is and January -
NrrrP TOO OLD 10 LElRN