New-York tribune., 1898-10-22

The first general meeting Of the kindergarten
| Union OF New-York City and vicinity will be held
at No 100 West Fifty -fourth-st. this afternoon at
| o'clock. Professor Royce. OF Harvard tniver,
! sty will speak on How the Psychologist and
tional matters cordially invited TO he present.
! Professor Samuel Sheldon will give the fourth
| lecture In his course Physics and Electricity
at s o'clock this evening In s.. Bartholomew's
| Lyceum Hall. No. 2oj East Fortysecond-st The
| lecture is THE Electrical Units" and will be
illustrated by stereoptcon views and experiments
| The fourth illustrated lecture in the course on
Ancient History will be given at o'clock this
Hall. No. West Onehundred- q nd TIVE MY hfth-st
The subject for the evening will he The Place OF
| Greek Architecture in General History
- me ah1ve lectures are svcn Under me me- iboo
| Board for the Boroughs Of Manhattan and The
! Bronx.
! The regular monthly meeting Of the Bureau Of
! Charities OF Mount Vernon was held Monday
afternoon at the headquarters on Ninth-ave- Cen
! era business was discussed and reports from the
different committees were heard large number
OF women present al the meeting 10 complete
| the final arrangements for the fair. which taxes
place on October ~ - y and ~ the Bureau IS
for he use Of many poor families during the com
| ing winter
The opening meeting for this season OF the Ches-
| ter Iill Afternoon Whis; club. OF Noun; Vernon
was held a; the home Of Mrs Milton Rath-
| bur. the president. Wednesday afternoon
! All the members OF the club present and
| the af,ernooc passed pleasantly. The prizes
| " Hart M ston Mrs Lord and Mrs Llnabury
! The prizes were both handsome and expensive
The guests of the club for the afternoon were
Misses Worthen and Mrs W s Fleming.
Each Christmas fifteen hundred poor children OF
| the Ragged Schoon Union Of London. England
are served with banquet by W. p. Treloar the
/ onI tber hone
/ pie. The corporation Of London has once more
! granted the use Of Guldhall for the banquet 'hls
! year.
Among the honored guests at the reception given
! by the Westchester Woman's Club Of Mount Yer
| non last Wednesday were Mrs. NJ. Louise Thomas.
ex-president of sorosis; the Rev Dr. Augusta
, Chaplin and Miss Barker. OF ST. Louis. Mrs
! Brooks Mrs Buck Mrs. White. Miss White, OF
ms city Mrs John T5ow q the Womans on Ms lnst Tabn
Britain Of Yonkers.
! The Duchess Of Northumberland opened last
! Tuesday the new wing which has been added as a
Jubilee Memorial to the Missions to Seamen lnst,
/ tute al Middlesborough England. She has shown
/ her further interest by contributing $500
/ The first annual report Of the Distressed Gentle
| folks Aid Association. Of London England. shows
/ considerable progress in the good work which is
the obct Of the This Is to 10 resLe dsT
! cultural depression and other causes: find them
, selves almost the verge Of starvation
The Knickerbocker Chapter OF the Daughters or
the American Revolution held rs first meeting for
/ the season yesterday morning at the home Of the
regent Of the chapter. Mrs. Richard Henry Greene.
/ No 23l Central Park West. The chapter was
/ largely represented Reports of the summer work
| were given plans for the winter work formula TED
! and a social reunion enjoyed
Mr and Mrs. Gustav Becker. Of No. 20 West
Ninety ffth-st.. Will give their first musical Of
the season this morning. This is the fourth year
! q ihese musicals and they Will take place
at their home the first and third Saturdays Of each
! month. They really lecture musicals. rs an
! informal talk paper some musical subject Is
! always given The subjects for the winter will he
/ announced this evening.