New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

THE DAYS GOSSIP.
The Patria Club will meet tonight at the new
Delmonico building. at Fifth ave. and Forty
fourth-st.
The New-York Household Economic Association
will hold its quarterly meeting this afternoon IN the
Industrial Building Lexington ave and forts .
third-st. T. T. Seward will speak on Home MInus
Worry" Miss E. Marguerite Lindey will give the
final talk Of the first series before the association
at o'clock. preceding the regular meeting r hsr
subject viii be Practical Explanations OF P9puIar
Theories Regarding Regulation OF Flesh and care
The New-York Jewish Asylum. at One-huncred-
and Sc, enty-sxth-st. and Amsterdam-ave. VIII De
addressed this afternoon al o'clock by the temper
ance lecturer Mrs Clara C. Hoffman Visitors are
invited 10 be present Under the auspices OF the
Lathrop Union Mrs. Hoffman Will give anotner
lecture this evening In the hall Of the Young
Women's Christian Association. No y West One
hundred twenty fourth-st me subject Will DC
What Hinders Christ's Kingdom
Nina 0,ulia valda and Nine. Francesca Lam
peril will be at homo this evening at Tho Parker.
No l| West Thirty ninth-st. A programme Oh
music will be given. Mrs Lilis Devereux bls Ak
and Miss Blake receive on FRIDAY evenings a' W.
90 West F1fty-nnth-st
Tho National Society OF New-Ensland Women
meets al the Waldorf this afternoon at 2aS O'CLOCK
for the monthly game of whist
John NJ Robinson the English author AID critic
will speak at Mendelssohn Hall, No ns West
Fortiethst this evening, beginning at s:S9 CLOCK
on '"The Present Conflict Between the war and
Peace Ideal" John Graham Brooks Will preside.
The Univerealist womens Alliance OF tho metro
politan district will have its regular monthly meet
ing tonight at o'clock at the Church OF the
Eternal Hope. Eighty -hrst-st, near Columbus-sve
The subject for consideration is. What hAS Son,
Hun
Talbot is chairman OF the committee.
The Ieno1-ave branch OF the Unitarian Women's
Alliance announces evening Of music 10 take
place at the church, Onehundred and twenty first
ST and Lenox-ave.. tonight beginning at $40
o'clock paper Robert Schumann Will be
read BY Mrs Charles Royal Wight. and pro;
rran.r1e consisting Of Schumann composluons, VIII
b. rendered by the following artists: Nine Emma
Aaron soprano; MIS-. Marion Vermiyea pianist
Mrs. Charlotte Gelles Saenger orsahls' sno Lu-
win Rice. jr.. 'ceilis'
tn. annual Charity Ball takes place tonight at
the Waldorf-Astoria when the whole suite OF ball
rooms will be put 10 and the grand staircase
will be used for the first time. Mrs Morton and
Nj Gerry are 10 open ne ban, anG rne aaaHs -,
the participants in the opening promenade ana
dance.
The Associate Alumne OF the Normal College Will
hold an lat home" this afternoon from to 8
o'clock In the library OF the college,
DR.. Maxwell will speak to-day instead Of on the
18th as announced, at the Public Education As
ISOLATION, No, 90 Fifth-aVe.
George Riddle will speak this afternoon at As
ISOLATION Hall Bond and Fulton SITS, Brooklyn on
cbaLesneare's King Henry "" and will repeat the
SUBJECT as usual. tomorrow evening at the same
place.
The spauldng Literary Union will meet at the
Lexington Opera House, East Fifty-eighth-st. this
evening the eve OF Linco!ns birthday
rba rnworth League OF New-York and Vicinity
Will hold rally this evening at the Brooklyn
Academy Of Music Montague-st. The president Of
the League Bishop ". y. Nnde. VIII occupy the
chair. and will make address The Rev Or. J.
Il Coleman. Of Albany, a member OF the GENERA!
Board OF Control will also speak
The women Of the First Baptist Church. Mount
Vernon, have arranged for Lincoln party this
evening The entertainment Will consist OF sayings
events and stories OF the martyred President
William Osborn Soddard Mr.. Lincolns private
secretary and biographer. has promised to be pres
and give personal recollections
The Wornan's Health Protective Association Of
Brooklyn hold its regular monthly meeting this
morning at go o'clock at It's rooms. No. 2s Liv-
ingston-st.
Mrs Gertrude z. Diehl gave afternoon tea TO
the Young Ladies' Society Of Pilgrim Congresa-
tional Church al her home No East One-hun-
dred-ano- thirtieth-st.. on Tuesday afternoon.
The Little Minister a Monologue" tho sub
ject OF an entertainment given last night BY Miss
K F. Oliver at the parish hall Of 81. Stephen
Guild Sixty-ninih-st and tho Boulevard. Mrs
Charles K Treat the rector wife, is president OF
the guild; Miss Smythe. secretary and Mrs. Taylor,
treasurer. Miss oliver has visited Mr. Barrie at his
home and therefore has had the benefit Of his sug-
gestons and criticisms In interpreting Scottish
character. She has read at Thrums (kirriemuir).
and also at Drumt0chty. the scene Of Ian Mac
laren's Beside the Bonnie Bricr Bush"
The contest which has been raging IN the House
Committee on Invalid Pensions since the as
gen bling OF Congress over the question OF barring
from the pension rolls the widows and children OF
/ soldiers who marry hereafter came 10 an end
| Yesterday in Tire defeat OF the proposition.
Mrs william Curtis Demorest has been nomi-
mated as second vice-president OF the National
Society Of New En- gland Women II elected. she
viii become IN due Of time. president OF
me soc. ETY.: for the New-England women never
choose a president first vice-prtsldent directly,
They elect a second vice president ehcn year, ana
wien ter term expires. she becomes, ACCORDING 10
f,,ttn rat ce-preSiOent,