New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-10

VIII meet at 3:l5 o'clock this afternoon at the
clubrooms No Az Boulevard. The occasion will
be social one
The Young Woman's Missionary Circle Of the
First Reformed Church. OF Brooklyn will continue
It's valentine bazaar this afternoon and evening
A you * Japanese girl will be educated with the
money received from the affair.
The Cavalier Settlement OF Virginia" will be the
subject OF Miss Beastons talk this morning al II
o'clock a. the home of Mrs Egbert Guernsey. The
Nladrid, NO. $50 Central Park South.
The last OF Miss Beaston's Thursday evening
lectures at the Hotel Majestic will be given to-
night The subject will be France of To-day
Miss Leana Gambler Kellogg will lecture to the
Woman's Reading Club OF Rutherford ~ j.. to-
night on Lower Egypt" narrating experiences in
her own travels.
Dr.. Edward Robinson. Of the Boston Museum.
will give a lecture on the Restoration OF the
Venus Of Milo" at the Thursday Evening Club
W w u VIII meet tonight at the home Of Mr.. and
Square
The annual meeting OF the Young womens
Christian Association Of Brooklyn will be held in
the Association building. at Schermerhorn-st and
Flatbush-ave.. this afternoon. The address by
tho Rev. DR.. William S Rainsford will be delivered
AZ o'clock. social reunion will follow the
ent societies will hostesses Mrs Alice
Freeman Palmer will be the guest OF honor
Mrs. Alice Freeman Palmer will give a talk this
evening In Memorial Hall OF the Young Womans
Christian Association Of Brooklyn Her subject
will be personal memories OF Whittier Holmes
and Phillips Brooks The proceeds Of the entertain
ment Will he given TO the fund Of the childrens
ward Of the Home for Consumptives. reception
Will follow the lecture.
The Committee Literature and Art Of Chi
ropean will this afternoon at O'Clock at Miss
Laura Roake's. No 237 Keap-st. Harriet Beecher
Stowe and Nathaniel Hawthorne are the subjects
for discussion
The Womans Club Of Orange will hold It's reg
ular meeting this afternoon at o'clock TIE de-
paFr,ment Of science will be in charge and the
and Health"
Frederick W Bancroft, OF Boston. is to give
series of lectures and song rectas for the bcne-
fit of the Chidren's Home Of Montcair The first
will be delivered at the home Of Mrs f. A. Brad
Icy I'm Mountan-ave Montclar. tonight. and the
subject will be AN Evening with Old English
Ballads" Irish Songs and Singers will be tho
subject for the second recital at the home OF Mrs.
G. ID. Finlay, I'm Hawthorne Place, on Thursday.
March 3. The last recital will be at Mrs John
Pierces home In Mountain-ave on Scottish Songs
and Singers"
The Patronesses are 81, Mrs z. A. Bradley. Mrs;
G Burgess Mrs Paul Ea a6co Mrs s,sPhsn
Churchill, Mrs F. J. Drescher Mrs. d. D. Duncan.
J. Scott Harey a' MRS t' john En r. Lyermore Mrs Mrs
William L. Ludlam; Mrs. George II. Mills Mrs. G.
Moore. Mrs j. soutter Porter, Mrs n Todd Por-
ter. r., Mrs Thomas Russell, Mrs Jasper Rand.
At the home OF NJ Henry ONel. No lo2 West
One-hundred- twenty fourth-st. Miss Clara c.
Hoffman will speak at 2aO o'clock this afternoon
on The Master COmeth and Caleth for Thee"
Under, the auspices Of the Lathrop Union. in tho
No Y West One-hundred- nd-twenty fourth St.
Purity our Legacy TO the Future?'
The Woman's Union Prayer Meeting. OF Harlem.
which meets on Thursdays at 1870 In Or. Harsha
Church. will be led to-day by the wife Of the Rev
DR.. j. C. St John, pastor or the Church or the
Redeemer.
At the Henry Bradford Simmons studio. No.
West Thrty-thrd-st.. a sale and exhibition Of art
embroidery is going Free classes In embroidery
are being formed. to which young women may
gain admission.
The Ladies' Missionary Society connected with
the Harlem Presbyterian Church. Of which the
Rev. Or. Maitland Alexander is pastor. held its
eighteenth annual meeting on Tuesday afternoon In
the chapel A large number were in attendance.
The officers OF the society President. Mrs.
c. NJ Mather vice-president Mrs. Mattson Sec
Rotary Mrs r.. p. Whitehorne; treasurer. Miss
Spies. Mrs. Robert Sper. who has lately returned
from abroad gave I'm interesting address upon
the work done in Persia and China. after which re-
freshments were served The society meets once
a month and is doing good work. having interests
in Syria Persia and Alaska Among those present
were Mrs Alexander. Mrs. J. Wray Miss L. Wray,
Mrs p A. Madison. Mrs. Carman T. Smith Miss
s Webb Miss A. Doscher. Mrs. William Trotter.
Mrs. j. Smith Mrs. Herring, Miss F Selieck. Mrs.
Searls Miss Woodruff. Mrs. T. A. Hay, Mrs. Her
bert Renvile, Mrs. Nichols Miss Mile Smith
II IS year since the art and music department
Of THE Christian Advocate" created and put
I'm charge Of Cora c. Chandler The Womans
Press Club Of New-York City, is proud to claim
Miss Chandler active member.
Miss Gillespie editor OF the woman's department
Of The Syracuse Herald" is enjoying weeks va
ca lion in New York City IA she takes Keen In
terost in whatever engages the attention Of women
every day finds her In attendance at various
clubs studying methods, and even seeking out
new fields OF obser vation like the East Side sweat
shops Miss Gillespie is stopping at the Bayard.