New-York tribune., 1898-11-09

Among the visitors who attended the meetings or
the Now-York State Federation OF Womens cubs
were Mrs. Theodore F. Seward, National Society
Of New-En gland Women; Dr. Sarah J. McNutt,
Emma Willard Association Mrs. S. r. Krom. sec
retary of the Planfeld ~. j. Town Improvement
ASSOCIATION Mrs Isaac Howland. Brooklyn Won
Ge6rre League; Miss Julia A Wilson OF the po-
ltcal study department Of the New, YORK Won
ley, of the New Jersey Womans Club.
The annual meeting Of ST. Johns Guild will be
held at $50 o'clock this evening in the Offices OF
the Guild No 50I Fifth-ave. Condensed reports OF
the Guilds work will be made by the officers and
chairmen of standing committees. Stereoptcon
views Illustrating the Guilds charitable methods
will be presented.
Miss S c Very will give the second illustrated
lecture in her course on Music at II o'clock this
morning at the home Of Mrs. George A. Stanton.
No rs Remsen-st.. Brooklyn: 'Music's Begin
nngs" is the subject on which she Will speak.
These lectures are given in aid OF ST. christopher
Hospital for Babies
The Committee on Philanthropy Of Chiropean.
Brooklyn will meet this afternoon at the home OF
the chairman. Mrs. George Nichols. and will listen
70 reports Of some Of the college settlements
Joseph Sachs Will give lecture on THE Elec-
trcaI Safeguards of Great City at o'clock this
evening in the hall OF the Young Mems Institute.
No 20 Bowery. The lecture Will be illustrated by
many experiments.
The purity conference OF the National Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will be held In the
Plymouth Congregational Church, Wabasha-st
and Summt-ave. ST. Paul, MINI. to-day and to-
morrow. both afternoon and evening. The confer
ence will be under the management OF Dr. Mary
Wood-Al,en. National superintendent of the purity
department. ATong. the speakers Will be Mrs
Emile y. Martin National Superin]tendent ] or purity
oral secretary Of rescue work Mrs Ma bel /; C9nk-
l. Minnesota,
many others who are prominent in the work
Al the meeting Of the Jersey City Womans Club
to-day the study Of The English Literature Of the
Nineteenth Century" Will be continued. The sub
let that viii be aiken up is The Ballad R5a sIR Singer;
Burns will be discussed
The Nineteenth Century Club Of Charlotte.
Mich. will meet to-day to continue its study OF the
safe Of Michigan. The programme is under the
direct on Of Mrs. Elvira X. Smith. The subjects
for The first hour Cadillac and the Founding
OF Detroit" French Life on me Detroit KiHeI yer,
Will be devoted to a review on Scenes from Clerf-
cal Life"
one Of the sem-monthly lectures under the joint
auspices of Pratt Institute and the Brooklyn In
siitute will he given this afternoon Pratt In
stitute. Brooklyn. The course includes lectures on
Domestic Science" and other subjects or interest
70 women.
meeting or the loca! chalrInen or the Ne"-1o ork
State Federation Of Womens Clubs Will be held
th;s morning at 70 O'Clock AZ the home Of Miss
Anna Maxwell Jones No. Z2 West Twenty-thirdst
The second annual convention OF the Wisconsin
State Federation Of Womens Clubs will be held In
La Crosse to-day and tomorrow, by invitation OF
the federated clubs Of that city. Five meet
nss Will be held IN the First Methodist Episcopal
Church and q reception VIII be rendered the dele
"a ana guests this evening at the home OF Mrs.
Robert y. Scott, in Pasadena.
\ reception Will be given IN honor Of Mrs. Theo-
dorc Birney president OF the National Congress OF
Mothers and Mrs. d. O. Mears, president OF the
New-Y ork State Assembly Of Mothers. by the New
York city Mothers Club at the Tuxedo. Fifty
ninth-st. and MadisOn-ave., on M0nday AFTERNOON
at , O'Clock. Many Of The National officers Will be
FL attendance. Among them are Mrs II: II. Br-
ney president Of The PM adelphia Mothers So
ciey; Mrs. Mary r. Munford, Mrs. Salle F. Cot.