New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02

OsES SHADED FROM RED TO PA1EST PINK
THE DAYS GOSSIP
The Brooklyn Auxiliary Of the New-York State
Association Opposed TO the Extension OF Suffrage to
Women will hold a meeting in the Knapp Mansion.
No 554 Bedford-ave.. Brooklyn this afternoon at
8 o'clock. Addresses will be made by Mrs. w. Win
slow Crannel OF Albany. and Rosster Johnson
Miss J. A. Fowler will lecture Health, How
10 Secure and Retain It. at the American Institute
OF Phrerology, No. p East Twenty -hrst-st, this
evening. beginning at o'clock
At the meeting OF the Woman's Club OF Orange
ALTA dHthaE Leo" ''''e"' VIII ''''''e Vi
course o. eight lectures upon the Genesis.
Development ana Character Of the Modern Ma
ton" will be given during March by Professor Will
lam NJ. Sloane, OF Columbia University. at tho
League for Political Education, No. 09 Ffth-ave
The subject that Professor Sloane Will speak on
to-day is The Nature OF the Inquiry and tho
lecture begins at p m
The Swami AbhodanandA Will repeat hls ieotuIe
on Concentration" at Mott Memorial Han, No "a
Mad,son-avc this evening at O'Clock
Tn. regular monthly meeting Of the Graduate
Nurse. Association VIII be held a: c, No II West
Mis-, g. c. Very will give illustrated lecture
on music entitled Retrospect and Forecast" at
II. home Of Mrs Ashhel p l Ttsh cc No !" East
Eghtieth-st.. this morning AT 1910 O'CLOCK
Tho programme Of tho Jamaica, N T.. Chautau-
qua Circle for this evening is Rollcail answered oy
quotations from the writings OF washington
Irving; discussions the weeks reading IN
..Ronan Life in Piiny's Time" led by Mrs. Charles
McKirby: discussion on chapter in Medieval Eu-
By Of 'n s@en Rome on subo @
yiously given tho members.
The twelfth regular meeting OF tho League on
Parents and Teachers will be held this evening IN
the Collegiate Church. Fifthave and Forty eighth
st. An address will be made by Mary T. Burt ON
Methods OF Teaching Reading
A ..r,er o, Lectures on Hindoo Psychology" will
be given by Mrs Benjamin F. Harnett at the homo
OF Miss NJ. A Latmer. No. l%S Rodney-st, Brooklyn.
beginning to-day al 1870 a. m tho subject VIII De
on Mas sna M es
Applied to the development Of ChaTacter M Ms
We Gain from Their Development"
Tho Photereone Reading Club will meet this
afternoon at the home Of Miss Laura " Roake,
No 237 Keap-st.. Brooklyn Mrs. c. C. Taylor VIII
read a paper on the Italian poet, "Alferi, followed
nv an article on "Goldoni," by Mrs. Henry W.
Meeker.
TIL. Rainy Day Club will meet to-day at tho
Tuxedo. Madison ave. and Fifty ninth-st. a; 2
pm
H. Franci. Fischer Powers and David Names
have arranged a series Of subscription Lenten
musicals. to be given on Wednesa S!rr mornings
TIL. Hempstead Woman's Club mo. yesterday
afternoon a, the home OF Mrs. Andrews. in Full
ton-st The committee for the day was MIS-. ~
NJ Kerr and Mrs Lanchart. The programme De
gan with paper England and the Times or
shskespeare" by Mrs skillton. The play Ham
LET" was discussed follows: Notes on the
Play." by Mrs. Nichols paper on "Hamlei, MISS
ton; paper Ophca MIS- rsadnrs apd music
from the play were given by MIS-. ondefdohk anu
Mrs Frew.
Miss Mary Proctor lectured on Monday evening
n, the Church Of the Holy Innocents' Hoooken'
\ j. on THE Giant Sun and His Family Inc
.e y,sws Including many beautiful eclipse slides
v,ss Marion Coppernoll gave the last OF her
lecture-readings yesterday morning al the nome o
Mrs George l.. Burr. No l5l Taylor-st Her sub
,act was "The Novel Of the localized Legend, and
!Sa read selections from The Scarlet Letter and
THE House Of the Seven Gapies'
Thu erst OF six Talks About Birds" by William
+ d Scott Of Princeton. \. j.. VIII be given inns
orr;rg beginning at II 30 o'clock at the home OF
Ur Iobn J White r. No. 103 East Fifty seventh
q, The succeeding talks. with the exception OF
,ho las. one will be given the following Wednes-
davs AZ the same hour and place. Inc iast taIK
III ~. Given out OF doors somewhere in the coun-
try near New York and VIII De an 'h''ouuc'io" ~
i've birds In the fields and woods
Mrs Henry NJ Upham. OF Boston. better known
q. Grace lie Baron. IS in this city on her
u,sv home from the South. Mrs. Upham is well
tnovn in Boston literary circles ms writer OF
chlareu's stories and occasional poems. which she
,.ci,ss for the entertainment Of her friends. Her
maiden name vas Grace lie Baron Locke. and she
claims descent from the mysterious French refugee
u,ho ues the hero Of the late Jane G. Austins
rove, "A Nameless Noblerlan" an ancestor too.
OF Mrs Austin. Grace lie Baron Is GOOD hlustrn-
lion ~ the new literary woman. who Is pretty.
vivacious handsomely gowned. ana generally up
to-da;e At her pretty home in Boston. she enter
10 nh a. oerauhs OF famous writer's. from Poe. who
was a friend OF her mother. down 70 the newest
sntoaraph Inscription by the original
Tn. MANAGERS OF the Nursery and Childs Hos
puaI announce that $4,000 resulted from the
Charity Ball. on February H.
The many friends OF Mrs. Louise Chandler Moul-
,o, who is generally acknowledged 10 be the fore
mos. living American poet. will be grieved 70 learn
of the recent death Of her husband W Mn ~ -
s,sG'rss many wears ago. and lived quietly IN his
4ne library sharing little in the brilliant SOCIAL IRE
- Yhich Hrs MoulLpns house has been the cehHe
The monthly meeting OF the Fenelon Reading