New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-27

Daniel b. Van Houten. first vice-president; MIS-
Ben-James Burnen second vice-president Mrs Mrs
Charles Frank Sullivan, third vicepreslue en- Si1S'
rorrespondine secretary: Miss Clara p Morris. as
sslap MISS Eah Ma Cegg and
Miss Jessie MacIntyre Librarians Miss Clara NJ b.
Alfred Gilbert Smith. chairman Reception commit I
tee Miss Bertha NJ. Plat chairman Printing .om-
Henry Mckinley, musca director
Miss Beaston will speak on The Old Colony
this morning at L o'clock in the course OF lectures
on "Our Native Land" given IN Mrs EgoecS
Guernsey's drawing groom. at the Madrid No loV
Central Park South
The woman's West End Republican Association
meets this afternoon at Bis o'clock in its rooms at
no n boz W b. 9f Sd rs r. Nav Bank Sa
on How Capital Affects Labor"
Captain and Nine Won Klenner will be at home
70 their friends this evening al No. 40 stuyve-
sant-st.
Miss Lucy Bushee Of Radcliffe will have charge
to-day OF the picture exhibition Of the Wonens
University Club going on at Carnegie Studios.
Tomorrow Mrs George A. Phmpton Of wellesley.
Will preside and the following. and last day. Mrs
The officers Of the club are: President. Mrs j. r
Kimball y.ce-president. Miss Helen D. Bro 9%s
Alice Williams.
Miss Mary Proctor lectures this evening in the
Classical School for Girls. No 2o34 Fifth-ave.. on
"Our Place Among Ini1nities" The lecture will
begin at o'clock.
The Long Island Council Of womans Clubs Will
meet at Mrs. Mary Craigies No. as Berkeley
Place Brooklyn, to-day at O'Clock. TO arrange for
| the large spring meeting
! Germany Of To-day the subject or which
Miss Beaston will speak Hotel Majestic this
evening This is her fourth Lecture in the course
! on THIS History OF Our Time"
Miss Clara wakeInan will hold studio tea this
afternoon. at her rooms. No lH East Thirty
| hfth-st.
Mary Scott Rowland Will give an hours talk IN
her parlors. No. l23 Ffth-ave. Nineteenth
| st. az o'clock this afternoon. on hygienic method
| OF facial treatment al home.
The annual meeting Of the University Settle
ment Society for the election OF officers will take
place $50 O'Clock this afternoon In the assembly
a; Sherrys Seth Low Will preside John
Graham Brooks the Rev Dr. Greer Charles G.
Beaman and Abran 6 Hewitt will make addresses
| The committee IN charge Of the meeting are Mrs
Mrs. Lorillard Spencer. F. Everitt Macy. William
NJ Sloane and James speyer.
At the musical which Mrs Carlos NJ de Heredia
Of No. l East seventy-nnth-st.. will give thi.
morning. NJ Pol Pancon will sing a number Of
SECTIONS , ana Leo STEM The celiist will give
The annual election OF officers OF the Jamaica
Atheneum Association took place at the last bust
ness meeting when the following persons
| elected: President Miss Lizzie Brenton: vice
| presidents Mrs Cogswell. Mrs Douglas. Mrs.
Blonden Mrs Holt Mrs. G. A Beldin Mrs Peto
Mrs Fo-tck. Mrs. Anger. Mrs Case Mrs Hetze
/ Mrs Smith and Mrs. T. VI. Wood secretary, Miss
| Cogswen treasurer Mrs. c. K. Meynen Executive
Committee Mrs Dunn Mrs Kirby. Mrs Fos1ick
Mrs Hobbs and Mrs Nostrand: Finance Com
| mittee Mrs Kirkley. Mrs. p NJ Wood. Mrs. P K
Meynen and Mrs Nostrand: Entertainment Com
mittee Mrs Gien, Mrs Anger. Mrs. W. F. Ever
! fit. Mrs. Douglas Mrs. Hopkins Mrs Wright and
| Mis-. A. Van siclen The association I. interested
! now In being Incorporated so as TO be able 70
| purchase land and erect building Since going
! into New-York City the association has been de-
prived Of the only building IN which an entertain
ment could be held. ard the need for suitable
| pany has offered the use Of its for business
and social meetings free Of expense.
The first Auxiliary Society OF the Riverside Day
| Nursery Will hold meeting this afternoon, Al 3
o'clock at the home Of Mrs Andrew Lester No
IS West sevsnteth-st y, Rotations will be given
| by Mics Sadie We're Milne, and music Will be
furnished by Allen r. Watrous
The Story of the Earth. illustrated by New
York and Vicinity" the subject Of interest
ing lecture delivered last evening by Richard T.
| Dodge OF Teachers College at the Harlem Young
| Women's Christian Association, Nos z and "a
West One hund nd twenty fourth-st. The lect
ure given for the benefit OF tho gymnasium.
II Is well known that Mrs Ole Bull OF Cam
bridge Mass has for several years arranged con-
ferences for the study Of comparative religions at
| her charming residence IN Brattle-st An Illus
trative article In reference to these meetings
! recently published in The OUTLOOK" Mrs Bulls
present trip 10 lndia Is In the interest Of these
| conferences
| active and progressive body. At the meeting yes
to-day Mrs j. Wells Champney read interesting
| paper on Modern Dutch Painters" and Mrs Asa
| Gallup furnished the music Mrs Harriet Otis
| Deenbaugh was elected an honorary member
| Under the auspices or the educational section Of
| tho club Professor Lucy VI. Salmon Will lecture In
| the High School Building at an early date.
| The urgent necessity Of finding help for the un-
| employed has brought together committee com
| posed Of representatives. OF labor unions. free
| labor bureaus and the college settlements. to see
what can be best done further their object
! The committee consists OF Henry White. Of the
| limited Garment Workers chairman; Thomas W
Iotchkss. secretary; John H. Bealin suPern-
tendent Of the state Labor bufeau ana MsiS
| Klngsbury. head WORKER OF me o"eS' "''''
| nent
Among the women assengers leaving THIS morn
ing on the Hamburg American Steamship Ausus'e
Victoria for Madeira. the Mediterranean ana inc
ctor, ar. Mrs Roswell p Flower. Mrs. S s Nc
C,n,s Mrs charles Stewart Smith. Mrs. William
49, pn,Ier Mrs w II. Childs. Mrs MARY T.
h nalen Mrs. F. A Schroeder. Mrs. L. o Wickham
| and Mra s. d. Whit'hS'