New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-30

-CTha Gentewornan
those who have attended Mr.. SCOTS lectures will
be introduced TO live birds in the fields and woods.
An art reception will be given by Miss Josephine
NJ. Culhertson and Miss Ida A. Johnson at their
studio No. 1913 s.. James Place this afternoon and
tomorrow afternoon. from TO 10 o'clock
euchre party for the benefit Of the Rainy Day
Club will be held this afternoon at the Waldorf
Astoria.
The Photereone Reading Club will meet this
afternoon at the home OF Mrs II. Austin Tnlttle.
No 227 Clifton Place. Brooklyn Mrs Kraetzer
vii read paper on the Italian wrer M M,ih Ia
article on Manzoni.
Mrs Benjamin J. Harnett will give her last lect-
ure on Hndoo psychology this afternoon at ?
O'Clock at the home OF Mrs Mcintosh No. 6@
Her special srbect M be rI Ths
Will accompany the lecture
A sewing class for the benefit OF the Mothers and
Rabies Hospital will meet to-day at the home Of
Mrs Gustav H. schwab No East Forty eighth-st.
At the Twelfth Street Dutch Reformed Church, OF
Brooklyn. an "Old Folks Concert win be given
this evening for the benefit Of the choir
The annual meeting o, the New-York Conference
OF Methodist Churches will begin to-day in the
Metropolitan Temple. The conference sermon VII
Washington Square Church.
The last OF three Lenten musicals by the Kalten-
born Boyer Haen String Quartet will take place
this afternoon at o'clock at the home Of Mrs
Charles b Foote. No. 10 West Forty -sixth-st. The
patronesses are Mrs Arthur n Dodge; MIS- X a., !.
Cortlandt s. Van Rensselaer,.
At II O'Clock this morning n Lenten musical Will
he given at Carneg,. Lyceum by Francis Fischer
Powe,s and David Names Nine. Gads,i, Nine.
Jacob. Miss Clara Damrosch and Miss Marguerite
Hall Will sing.
The annual meeting Of the Bureau OF Charities OF
Mount Vernon was held on Monday. and elected tho
following officers: President. Mrs. G. c. Hoffman:
vice presideuts. Mrs. c. L. Adams and Mrs C. w
Van Court: recordag secretary. Mrs. F. S Craigie
corresponding secretary, Mrs. L. c. Blake; treas
urer Mrs G. c. Fern directors. Mrs S. D. Patter
son Mrs s s. Johnson Mrs p. w: Ferris. Mrs
M e. o. e nier Mrs sageman and Dr. Merriam
Miss Sara G Smith the teacher at the Kingston
Academy who several weeks ago denounced tho
United States Government to her civil government
class declaring that she hoped there would be
war ard that Spain would be victorious, has re,
signed by request. Her resignation was aCctptcu
on Monday evening by the Board OF Euuca'oh
without comment.
Adelph, Chapter No n. order OF tbs East
ern Star will give entertainment and reception
this evening at the Tuxedo. Madison ave and
Fifty -nint3-st.
A lecture on What May Literature DO for a
Good Education" will be given by W. E. Crosby.
formerly superintendent OF the schools OF Daven-
nort Iowa at tho Lenox Republican Club. NO. lz-
West One-hundred- and-twenty- TINS even
ing at $50 o'clock
Mrs Isabella NJ Witherspoon has been ooleeu ~
cancel her waldorf readings owing 10 the delicate
condition OF her throat For several seasons MIS-
y,-,,bersnoon has given drawing-room conVersa,,
,,one on art literature and history before cultured
audiences in Nev-York and other cities Sne mas
recently published new book. Tine Tragedy oi
Ages.
Miss NJ Louisa Emmons. OF NO ia 'eoohu
place Rrooklyn has offered to open her nome LOT
Tho rocontion Of any donation OF food or clo'hing
&, 80, rs,t NJ BROOKLYN to he furnished tnrough
Tho Central cuban Relief commute ~ Nud i''
no relief OF the suffering people there
Mrs = G. Boles Of Melrose. Mass received
,,,or,. friends n, the Hotel Netherlano yesterday
a,,or,oor The women Of the Church OF the h'erhai
L. ,yailed themselves OF the opportunity 10 ca,
- ,he ,,fa OF their former pastor, anu nan
D,Iaoeenr. ard cordial greetings were eHchahseu
LITTLE MOTHERS EASTER FESTIVAL.