New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-07
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

III II DtI - uOONJf.
The regular fortnghtly meeting OF the Minerva
Club will be held at o'clock this afternoon at the
Hotel San Reno The programme opens with mu-
SIC Mrs. James ". Petit. the vce-president. will
read a paper THE Modern News ,aper and It's
Influence Upon Society" which will ne followed by
Mrs Frank Parsons Lamb with paper entitled
"SaVOnaroa." The art discussion will be presented
by Miss Eva Smith. OF the Art and Literary Com
mittee.
At the meeting Of the National Society OF New
England Women. be held at Delmonico's to-day.
the subject Will be Washington 1rving-His
There will be readings and Rotations from Irvng's
eGdc y tb ne 81 b and so snort
The regular social meeting of soross takes place
to-day at 1870 at the Wadorf-Astoria The subject
e scn ne'q Fore on 3.
Graf Shaw, chairman
The Professional woman's League will hold
literary meeting at o'clock this afternoon the
club headquarters. No 1909 Broadway.
Mrs Harriet Otis Delenbaugh will conduct the
course OF lectures on Shakespeare and Euripdes"
at o'clock this afternoon In the Aumns Library
Of Normal College The course is given under the
The regular monthly meeting Of the Young wo-
mems Christian Association will be held at II
o'clock this forenoon ar No. East Fifteenth-st
DR.. Theron ". Kilmer will deliver an illustrated
lecture this evening, on The Treatment OF Shock
Bleeding; Burns Exposure to Cold and Frost
bite" at Public School No % Albany and Carlisle
SIS.
The sixteenth annual convention Of tn. womans
Christian Temperance Union held in St
Georges Church. Castlereagh-st New-South
Wales. in September. 1895. One hundred and
twentyfour delegates. representing sixty-two
unions. were present on the first d. y Of the con
vention.
H F. Northrop Will deliver free ectur. on The
Austrian Alps and the Tyrolese" at Public School
No IA. No. 225 East Twenty -seventh-st this even
ing At q clock.
Edwin 4. Curley Will give an illustrated lecture
Outdoor Recreation" Public School No 81
at No 523 West Forty -fourth-st.. this evening at
o'clock.
The managers OF the Messiah Home for Children
held their first meeting this season the home
last Wednesday morning The chief business
ness relating to a fair which is 10 he hold in De-
cernbcr. Mrs. Henry. II. Rogers was UNANIMOUSLY
Champney. the retiring president. thanked the
ma n ood a for the gC5nre presented by
retirement from the Office. She was elected vice
was decided to hold the fair December 8 and q
IN the parors Of the Church Of the Messiah. IL the
This evening public lecture Shakespeare
: 2 Dramatic Artist" will BE- delivered at Public
School No 10. One-hundred- and-sevent eenth-s and
ST Nicholas-avc.. by Professor Albert II Smyth.
A reception and supper given by Mrs Henry
F. Rhoades No lH South Second-ave. Mount vcr-
non on Wednesday evening in honor Of Miss Leila
G. Brown OF Chicago. Among others present were
Major and Mrs. James II Jenkins Mrs. Leta 9.
Blake Or. Theophilus Carter. Miss Carrie Lock-
Page. and Joseph Wood. president Of the Board
Of Education
Tho third season OF the Cambridge conferences
will begin this evening and continue until May :.
1889 The lectures have ali been arranged, and will
be delivered by able speakers in Studio House. No.
lGS Brattlo-st Cambridge. Mass.
The Westchester County Political Equality Club
held its annual meeting at the home OF the vice
president-st-large. Mrs. f. Crage. No North
sixth-aye Mount VeInSn at 2.SS 9closk on Satur-
oGist Church. Mount Nernon, had an aH-day cake
sale in tho Lucas Building on Saturday.
The twenty fifth convention OF the National Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union will meet In st
Paul Mimi in the Peoples Church. on November
II to l6.
Professor W C. Webster will deliver free let
ure This evening Public School No. 81. at Kings;
bridge \ y on THE Struggle for Independence"
Miss Jennie Nielvene Davis will lecture this even
ing on Historic Lake Champlain" AT Public School
20 i35. First-ave. and Thirty hrst-st
individual Responsibility" Is the subject TO be
discussed at the meeting Of the Bedford Political
h"Ine ~ Mrs o. r. c. Talbot Perkins. the presi-
dent No 1u3 Jefferson-ave.. Brooklyn.