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

The Columbia University bulletin for the week
ending February contains the following an
nOunccments:
A stated meeting OF the trustees Of the Teachers
College will be held this afternoon at O'clock
Tho usual Thursday afternoon French lectures
VII be suepended during the examination period
The next lecture Will take place on February II.
4 lecture viii De delivered by Professor John 9.
Van Dyke At the Metropolitan Museum OF Art on
Saturday at II a. m subject, Picture Making ana
Picture Judging Picture rs Decoration No
tickets are required.
on Saturday at p. m. a lecture will be delivered
~, Professor Frederick a. Hutton at the AheIl-
can Museum Of Natural History, subject mai
may be procured by application to me eid ~
~ the University Chapel services "t' ~" 80
room No 3g5 schernerhOrn Han az l-.sV p III,
on Tucsday wednesday and Tnui DAY, -1aa,ns.'
e-nrn Ian Maclarrn's THE Mind OF th' .has
Vii be given Questions from the question o0H S
vii be answered on Monday ana falaIi beld AZ
ga a M instead Of at l2:s0 y. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
rryyFsSEE WOMANS Clubs MEET.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Feb (SpeciaD-The tnird
annual meeting Of the Federation OF "0mahs
clubs Of Tennessee convened mere to-oay' INC
~. ,,,,l lao, three days and the attendance Is
49,, Tn. federation is composed OF twenty-ons
lnb, and thrty-hve hundred members Mrs w w
81 pasrd wife OF Justice Beard OF the stS,e eu-
- -. Court IL president A resolution ASKING tho
Pg,sIature 70 pass a compulsory education iaw
rras Introduced. The clubs VIII make tns 'ns
sa,,ra ~ their work for the year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
A TEA COSBY.

A tea cosey IS useful and pretty addition 70 the
tea table The illustrated is eWoroidered VII" ,bn
a. lni,rt Tho leaves may be conventionaized 70
beautiful tea green in the embroidery: on' ~, the
creanv white with dull rose or yellow staineis.
The tea plant f. a species Of camellia, ana Is the
e. mo shane and waxen texture as me sinei- Howrr
~ mis- r,aut though 4 is not quite so large ms
design IS pretty worked on pure wne men id card
vi o. grafton OF the gold letters OF tea ches'
Worried on the reverse side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
PARK RESTAURANTS.

The Social Reform Club has taken up the baton In
49,. ,en,ent which has for its object the establish
IAN, of restaurants in Central Park where the
,ces Of food will be within the reach Of the aver
aea nocltet-book Excessive prices have long dis
i,,,ebed the Park restaurants, and frequenters OF
80. I5srL coming from "A distance have been seri-
',sls Irronyenenced by their inability TO get any
,bin, 10 eat at anywhere near moderate prices The
pnrS Road Is 10 be urged by the Reform Club 10
iirotide Diaces this summer where persons can OBJ
taf, a good dinner for % cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
FOREIGN STAGE TOILETS.
GOWNS SEEN IN NEW PARIS PLAYS con-
FIRM SPRING STYLES.
CUT FOR ALI. HOUSE GowNs-TAHOR-
u.Drs o,,,p,r All, ~ rNOING
MApEs SIMPLE AND CLIMBING.

MApEs SIMPLE AND C1.INoING
At this season of the year a new play given at
Paris has peculiar interest 10 both fashiohapie
women and dressmakers as II confirms the predic-
lions made In regard 10 the fashions for the COM
Ing seasons OF spring and summer. AT the nrs'
representations at the theatre the former CLASS aFe
well represented as the latter
At the Nouveautes "Jalouette." short comedy
in three acts, has given the occasion ior severn"
charming toilets in the latest SYKES io' IL"
stance one dress worn in the third act might serse
a. model for an exquisite spring costume Inc
material in this case is pale blue cloth. but In silver
gray II would be equally effective. The neck as
on nearly all OF the waists this season, 10 o"'
slightly OPEN showing an empiecemen' OF hlau'o
velvet with collar Of the same. The front OF the
blouse is a straight piece, covered WIN caS"ii' ,
embroidery: this, from each shoulder IL i"'u
A fiat fold OF the plain CLOTH which. belted III NJ
the waist forms the blouse effect the opening DC
ing presumably under one Of the folds me s'eeVes
are nearly tight. the fulness at the shouiders SIM
plv serving 10 square the latter. and are coVereu
Win cashmere embroidery The skirt Of this cos
tune Is long and tight and straight In 'front.' with
a small train IN the back.
In the same act Is worn oanaha-coloIeu Pe'u
de giant The bodice is cut open straight rom 'i
shoulder with bloused fronts hanging sMsn''9
omen on each side showing the crimson sli" hihhs.
niece fronts are each trimmed with three rows OIL
cutwork showing tho lining through Inc nm" nm,
IS filed In with vest in pleats neld 'ose'ne
black velvet "pattes." the vest being cut ~" a'
showing a white ohemisetie above ana ""I.o
'' 80, Tn. slesves are tight with gathered
80 erd the skirt has tablier front marked on.
NV the same cutwork that on the waist S hs
he tarreta lining beneath. tho hat wOir ~ Grim
ono,nme consists Of two enormous chou. VI - nall
son velyet on each side OF small eapo'o u P~
lettes. -. .A,. rlav one woman appears
IN yvbaf The French call tailor-nI,tao to- hut
aious looking confecton 70 AhsitSSa.ih cbtc that
rnyar,heIess graceful. and worn Win te i,,nossi-
az so Essentially French and when seems I tba
Is so The Jacket is cut snort on ~.
sdos is little longer front and back ana Yoke
% diaSonallv on one side under NeItSer
hdob a. cut with epaulettes over the H. cIot
and is ornamented with bbTaid to cover the
cgI ou The sleeves are tight slightly b ca me
the top Later on In the pag Inc s Charming: it is
sf buttoned at the bottom but the rs sim lined With
.In,, conn two large revers, these a. tr,,d nor
uTbin. satin and scarf when a ~ ".pi.e cbif-
throat s up the aperture W Sdmposed Of ruches OF
t Gnc lace turned up on the LEFT .ide, diamond
Utterly bows fastened with S'"NS'
I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
ser, nv Miss Libby Mabey.

Presiien,-Genersl OF the T. . . I,' ntm,,ary
nt,on nv est. Marie" OF ST. Johns Military
peen 81, e,n, sing n T. In the shape Of hfty-t"o
Acuuo' ..rbe Christian Herald" Several otner
e eopa have contributed magazines from the same
po!S n knovv Of nine packages of reading mat
ter being few days S, 9 hank hank your o With
!. . a,sbes FOR the Sunshine column, am Ns's
truly, . ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
Crippled BY COLLEGE HAzERs.

Miss Edith Cushing pleaded all in vain FOR lighter
,,,ishnent FOR the twenty-three young men and
yomen students who took part IN the recent hazing
AZ the University OF Iowa and who were responsible
,o- ber severe Injuries. They instantly
,,onde5 nv the faculty. Miss Gushing may have 10
ise rutches the rest OF her life on account OF the
sGe'era treatment she received when the horses at
,scbed 10 the carriage In which her abductors had
placed her ran away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
TUE GOOD WE DO.

.,,,.. ,-,,1 We do with motives true
Wi1 never quite be lost; .,,a
tror somewhere in times distant Oi"0
We gain moro than II cost.
W think a strange surprise
V,n meet US. as we gam
some dIadem that hidden les,
From deeds we thought III VAIN
Oh touer In weary LAND.
W Wo,k on with cheerful face,
VA % cow the seed with lavish hand'
With all the gentle "a! 80 oy,no soul.
That marks brave yeI loF's
a soul Of royal birth,
and golden harvests shall enrold
Your own prlsHl Nle''o -(Selecta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

The managers OF the Brooklyn Maternity Hos
pital who are connected with DR.. Meredith's
ohurch-the Tompkins Avenue Congregational-wil
hold a paror musical for the benefit of that char
!ty this evening in the lecture-room OF the Young
Womens Christian Association. Mrs. Florence
Knight Palmer and c. Waring Stebbins VIII sing
and the Kaltonborn- Beyer-Hane String Quartet will
play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

Grace Institute the home for working girls and
founded by ex-Mayor William r. Grace
and his wife with a 10000 endowment. was opened
yesterday afternoon. at No l2 West SiXueth-st..
without any formality ceremony. MI Grace is
III a; his home. and Joseph Grace, his eldest son.
presented the keys OF the home to the mother SUI
perior Of the Sisters Of Charity. who Will have
charge OF the home. II is expected that two nun
dred pupils can be accommodated by The institu-
ton. Two hundred applications have already been
received. \ woman OF any age can join the classes
n nominal charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

Another treasure Of this same Empress Is Il
splendid pearl necklace that had become duil ana
lfeless from having been long time shut away
from the air and sunshine. A distinguished jewel
ler declared that the only remedy would be INNER
seio, i'm tho sea 80 A glass case was made. perfo-
rated with small holes IN which the necklace was
f,Iaced and the treasure sunk In the North
sea sentries watch the spot day and night, and
Uer Majesty awaits the result or the experiment
with something Ike impotence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
FACTS ABOUT EUROPEAN WOHEN.

Among the favorite Jewels OF the German En-
press a, the moment is beautiful bracelet which
was given TO her by the Emperor on her last birth
day The bracelet consists OF miniature portraits
OF himself and their seven children set IN Ola
nonds The six little boys arranged three OF!
each side, and In the centre there Is tne snaIl
Princess Il .uischen" The portrait OF the Emperor
himself appears under that OF his little daughter.
set In q heart-shaped pendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

The following contributions have been recei'eu
Calendars and cards from Anna l.. eprasue'
lovely little book from Margaret Holmes lalse
roll Of plctures from S. T. N; reading matter iioi
NJ Hunter and l.. NJ Jones. LIBBY marcy Vi
Nedusa y Y has paid her initiation fee by con-
tr4buting to the Sunshine Society a beautful STORY
"tov, the Child Helped" Miss Mabey also SEN
corcopsis seeds Miss Lily NJ. Jones cahceis ne'
duos for % By sending to an Invalid menioer "''
quires Of writing paper ,,.,,,..,
Mrs NJ A. A. OF No 142 Rodney-st Broom" H.
NAYS her dues for '9s by sending picture oil MISS
Nettie Bartlett president OF the Montague 'NiaS9'
IT { branch by writing a sunshiny letter 20 o''s
~ the little sick boys and sending ounulo Vi
warm clothlng-a flannel wrapper Hammer III
and q palr OF trousers-to an unfortunate III a
- Tho T S s. who Is finding II marc ~ 20
barsoif and boys and al the same tln.ee P''n &c
NJ. "a GOOD Mrs Baker. of Newark. y. j. Yely,
~ dnes for rs by sending In gray anu u" IA
nrlbo,ed seoveless Jacket. This Is indeed usi
81 r,tcie and one that will be needed these coii
days. - ,,.,,. y, Rome Y Y sent
rorr books and q blotter. Inc DOCKS az - -
Te Dyetty covered advertising books haVe o.
o"rns and pictures with here and there p,r tt,,a
b,,,tnrc,tns and grasses. suggestive OF ms
80 flowers Two smaller books nave VIM s,to,s
coior cardboard covers. tied with DANNY ''"
on hravely through the sunshine anu 'Ilv 10
Time mas MS "o'h ~ Wv Emerson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

Mrs. Frank Whitfield Molloy gives ladies
luncheon at her home, in New-Rochelle. to-day
Among her guests will be Mrs. Bergholz, Mis-
Z.aidee Williams, Miss Churchill and Mrs. Mora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

.-,, q, Newark sends tho following
-. -, rohn Ruskn: THE imaginative uhoer-
s,enS,ng Of the natures OF others. and the powes
- .,,,',, ourselves in their place is the iacul''
,,h,ch the virtue Of sympathy depends, 20, 30 az
imaginative friend can be ootn re'eioi' '''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

A Syrian wedding for the benefit Of the fresh-air
fund was held last evening at the Madison Avenue
Presbyterian Church by Mr.. and Mrs Nidshim d.
Mirhsh, OF T1berias. Galilee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

The members OF the Oyster Bay Womans Clut
will meet this evening Mrs. Imogen Shoulder VII
present a review Of current events Mrs Eliza Rus
cell will read paper on The Louvre ana MlSs
Julia Thurston one on Anne Of Austria"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
AQNYsAIs92r1ANs [pA!e a9Is5

will lecture on From Vera Cruz 10 Mexico
City in the lecture hall OF the museum Seventy
sevcnth-st and Eighth-ave., this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

The second and last Assembly Ball OF the season
will he given tonight at the Astoria Mrs. Levi r.
Marion Mrs John Jacob Aston Mrs. David King
and Mrs Lloyd 5. Bryce Will receive the guests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

Mrs Frank Northrup gives a reception this after
noon at her home, No. 20 West Thfrty-fourth-st.
from o'clock to !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

Then hide not the music OF III, the k,Ddy voice.
o. ~, = Ike shining river roll .,o
To deserts dry to hertz az s }nHy words
Sound for the poor the frendless snd bs ne cSoa
And Ho will bless you; lie wn9 ,urn YOU Seek.
VIII strike another John Boyle OReily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

Mrs Jeanette Robinson Murphy will give full
programme Of slave songs, with some stories and
traditions OF negro life in the South. at the benefit
for the Home and Training School for Young Girls.
TO be held II o'clock this morning at the Pouch
Mansion Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
uoDrr FoP A SUMMER GOWN.

modal which would make lovey SUNNI
,roct Is a gown worn IN the FIRST ACT - - 80
entirely OF coarse unoleached supu ,hro,derv
81 ,ha skir, by three bands Of white emoto,Doi y
on the worm Tn over pettcost of white silk taesa
over the white silk fitted waist Is ros, OF the
blouse cut in a at the neck IN, ,Jh tbrse bows
bioused front being held tose'he' W."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
-, Ma. NJ. A. wits, Chelsea, VIC

. % Iawton of Hoboken. \. j. senos INC III
,.,,g ,uzzle which will test the memory Oh mo-
~ members. for doubt every reader mas az
l. " :. 80. Lrou,n the nicknames required to MI IN
the blanks. A., ,,orts with tho
rbe neubers are to I'll in the blanks Win N'o
,,ra,nss Of eighteen States furnishing thS ha I1
- 1be State in parentheses. Answers s"0 10 -
by Monday. February ~ -,
=, rOrrRNEY AROUND THE UNITED STA H'
~, cavalier started out for a walk Having
Cow the new South ne concluded 70 ~ - tSat
seen ' ~ - although he mad neaiu TT, ~
tIs Course OF -- was In anotnes uree'io" his
tle Ne cane he went 70 bid $500. bnr
daughter. goodby She was N s shs mistook for
- She gave him a lunch OF = ia an di ,IV
= . - -, served In a = IIV. u'o "a
Wni or the house and hurried over me obiGse, u.
tr iei' ~ which no paused TO rebuKe ms 80
or nrvant who was trying 70 - ~. Course nv
se1,ng on the --. TT en- olrec.ttns aho,,e tho TOP
sallllle which just setting eoVse ny ,gss33
~ lofty - --, ne SCI W, 49,
vi 80 and was soon lost 10 eight
..rante" Of West Newton. Mass. VIII please no.v
-. ,,.noe-anh,cal error In The Tribune OF January
'i'o 49,, ,ha address OF Miss Katie thompson
~, Gtote is Washington not Cantorh'a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
GOOD CHEER.


Communications have been received from hehr'
Bradford Simmons. Willie Painter Mrs n, a.
pakor p Buxton. Hannah w. Browne. Mrs.
Purdv Cooper. A. H. Mrs. John S. Bellows, Mrs. j.
s. Chltterling. Mrs G. B. Wilson. Adolph A. kues-
ter. Ida Jarvis. NJ " b. Wood. f. Lillian WI, VIII
hanson A. S. Mrs. NJ. E. McClary NAY MUTuroM "
: p Miss H. Lindsey, Mrs Spencer Slckmond'
Mrs b. W Lincoln. Margaret p PascaI, -. Il po vi,
Sarah NJ Rathbone Ella Maxwell, Theodora fech'
= H. T.. Wilson Palmer, Mrs. r. B rarauhaT,
Mrs NJ d. c. Mecklem Margaret f. Griileths anu
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

woman's meeting Of the Baptist Social Union
of Manhattan Island took place at Delmonico's last
night, Addresses were delivered by the Rev. DR..
Abbott f. Klttredge and the Rev. Or. William
IlOVd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs Elbridge T. Gerry gave ootinon
Ias, n,snt at their home No East sixty-nrst-st-
Most OF their guests, who came In atter inc p-''
formance Of The Flying Dutchman' were ~
ceived by Mr. and Mrs. Gerry and the Misses
Gerry in the large drawing room The dancing IN
tho ballroom, was general until after supper when
the cotlon was begun. Worthington "h'tehouss
leading from one end OF the room and Craig W.
Wadsvorth from the other The favors were very
handsome. Among them were silver knives aio
SCISSORS beautifully enamelled silver matcnsafes'
made adjustable 10 the bicycle gorgeousiy orns-
nented fans and glove-cleansers set In shvss'
Lander's Orchestra played for the dancing some
~ Mr. and Mrs Gerry's guests were MT. and MIRA
Iucius K Wilmerdng Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Duer Mr. and Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting Mr.. ana
Mrs f.. Livingston Ludlow, Mr.. ana Mrs' hehry
Parish r. Mr. and Mrs. whitney warren Mr.
and Mrs II Casimlr de Rham MI and Mrs. rehv
T Sloane. Mrs Burke Roche. Mr. and Mrs C. Al
bert stevens Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Edey. MI.
and Mrs Levi T. Morton. the Misses Morton. MI
and Mrs Herbert D. Robbins Mr.. and Mrs George
Henry Warren. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd s. Bryce
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernesto G. Fabbri Mr. and MIS- n:
C CanteS Mr. Mr. and Mrs Frank X Pendeton Mr..
and Mrs. ". starr Miller, Mr and Mrs. Egsrton L
M WtnrSP m MR. Brc f. the he Mse Brcs I
Mrs. Henry Glews NJ ana Mrs Mr. sns Mr., Tohn
Jacob Astor Mr. and Mrs f. J. Berwlnd Mr end
Mrs Frederic Sheldon. James Otis. Mr. and Mrs.
Cambridge Livington. Miss Maude Livingston. Mr..
De Forest Mr. and Mrs Prescott Lawrence, Mr..
and Mrs Richard Mortimer Mss JosePhips Io nm
Mrs " Watts Sherman. Mr.. and Mrs. J; ELS
Hoffman Egeron L. WINTHROP sT Mr ana v Mrs
Thomas F. Gushing. Miss Edith Gushing, L. Mac
Dougan Hawkes.. Mr. and Mrs. l. TOWNSEND bur
den Miss Burden Miss Garrison Miss Anna SANDS.
Miss Taylor Miss Cews, MI and Mrs Charles -.
Francklyn, Mr. and Mrs. James a. Burden, jr MT
and Mrs A Iarfear Norrie, Lispenard stewart,
Rober, c Sands Gilbert Francklyn f. 4. Crown
lnshleli william Tiffany, r. Livingston Beeckman,
Reginad Brooks Winthrop Rutherford and James
W Appleton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

A recital Of shakespeares Songs. with descrip-
lions OF the text will be given this evening at the
home Of Mrs. Esther Herman, No 50 west Fifty
sixth-st by Miss Irene Margaret Brown and Mrs.
Henrietta Spoke Seeley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
yrRsEuArDy TRAINING CLASS.

Mrs James Speyer. OF No. 37 Madison-ave.' mas
sent ont cards for Thursdays in February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

The members Of the Thursday Evening club VIII
n. entertained tonight at the home OF MI and
Mrs Robert ". De Forest in Washington Square
North
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

Tho Hampstead Woman's Club has taken up the
study OF Shakespeare. beginning with the play
Julius Cesar"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

DR.. and Mrs Egbert Guernsey and Miss Guern-
saw gave q reception from until o'clock yester-
dev afternoon at their home. in the Madrid. NO.
1so Central Park South Receiving with the hostess
and her daughter Mrs. Arthur L. Root' Ars'
Clarence De Witt Rogers, Mrs. Lyman Fiske, Mrs
Frank Northrop. Mrs. j. II. Henshaw. Miss caro-.
line Batchford Baker. Miss Bessie Nolmer ana
Miss Edith Appleton Baker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

The Nev-York City Woman Suffrage League VIII
meet this evening at o'clock. at No. 412 Ninth
ave near Thlrty-fourth-st An address vii! be
made By Bolton Hal. on Tho Ballot and the
Earth"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

The Queen Of England has conferred the decora
ton Of the Royal Red Cross on the Queen Of tbs
Greeks and or the Duchess OF Sparta sister Of the
Kaiser for their services 10 the wounded In The
late war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

TIE West End Republican Grub VII meet in IT'S
roo-nA AZ No. 1T Boulevard, this afternoon AT
Sl5 o'clock and listen q paper by Mrs. Madeleine
. Morton. on Patriotism Versus Hero Worship"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

Mx W. J. Demorest hes issued Invitations for
a parlor lecture which Mrs. Clara C. Hoffman
will deliver this afternoon al 2:3O o'clock, at the
Hotel Renaissance. on the subject The Problem
that Faces Us"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

The Yves, End Republican Cub VII meet in IT'S
roo-ns az No. 1T Boulevard this afternoon at
915 o'clock and listen TO q paper by Mrs. Madeleine
=. Morton. Patriotism Versus Hero worship
The Nc7v-York City Woman Suffrage League Will
meet this evening at O'Clock. No. E2 Ninth
ave near Th!rty-fourth-st. An address will be
Earth. -
Mn W. J. Demorest hes issued invitations for
a parlor lecture which Mrs. Clara C. Hoffman
will deliver th,, afternoon at 2:So o'clock, at the
Hote Rensissance, on the subject The Problem
that Faces Us
The nrst Of a course Of five free lectures
RANGED by the committee Of the New-York School
Of Applied Design FOR Women at seventh-ave. and
Twenty-thlrd-st will be given to-day on The
Louvre and the Tuieries." by Professor William
r. Ware
The performance OF Romeo and Juliet. up to
Date" TO be given in the parish hall Of the Church
Of the Beloved DISCIPLE. No 81 Fact SiSty-nilnth-
ST. this evening, viii begin promptly at soo CLOCK
Miss Charlotte suuey viii recite this afternoon
for the woman's Club Of Jersey City at the meet
ing to be held IN Hsshfouck Hall. The day being
ohserved phianthropicaIy. Miss suley's first piece
nil Dc the dungeon scene from Faust" given
By request.
The annual evening social reunion Of the Feneion
Circle Of Brooklyn will BE held IN the Pouch
Mansion this evening lecture VIII DC deiVered
versity Of America, ct Washington.
Miss Boaston's lecture 20 be given at the Majestic
this evening VIII be ITALY Of To-day"
The fourth lecture on ohla study for the Normal
College. Of this city Will be given this afternoon
by Dr. Franz Boas,, The subject VII be Growth.
discussion viii follow the lecture
The regular business meeting and annual cleo
ton % officers Of european win take place this
morning Al the Knapp Mansion. Important bust
relating 20 tho affairs or the cuD VIII De ols
cussed.
The Board Of Directors Of the Brooklyn So
Getty for the Prevention OF Cruelty 70 Children
wiz meet this afternoon. New women members
recently elected to the society are Me- Me- ~
spring Mrs byron ". Clarke and Mrs. James W.
Lano
At a meeting Of the civic Club OF Elizabeth, n.
J. MS afternoon Mrs James Scrimgeour. pres-
dent 81 ~. Health Protective Association OF Brook
Ign. VIII make an address
The German Charity Ball will take place this
evening az the Metropolitan Opera House. The
music Wlu he an attractive feature TINS year.
\ ten weeks course in instruction in sight sing
ing for women will De begun this afternoon at the
Art Rui9ing I'm Montague-st. Brooklyn, by car
ence T. steele. The class VIII meet every Ihurs'"y
afternoon.
The second Assembly Bal is scheduled 10 take
place at the Astoria this evening
Under the auspices Of the Linnaean Society OF
New-York. acting in cooperation with the Ameri-
can Museum Of Natural History. Frank Ii ChA0'