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

m interesting lecture TO be delivered this evening
in the hail Of the YOUNG Mems Institute 10 =.
Illustrated by stereopticon views.
The second meeting OF the Shakespeare Study
Club will be held this evening from O'Clock 10 2.
at the Church OF the Eternal Hope West Eighty
frst-st The Rev. Dr. Grove will continue his dis
courses the first and third Wednesdays OF each
month. until the study Of the liie ara plays OF
Shakespeare has been completed All lovers or
good literature are cordially invited TO attend this
class.
The first Of the course OF illustrated lectures on
music 10y Miss 5. c. Very will be given this morn
ing at Il o'c ck at the home OF Miss Marvin. No.
PTo9k y n The sus 5E6 ,S of the
q the course viii be in aid of -. Christophers
Hospital FOR Babies, No. 2S Hicks-st.. Brooklyn.
The Photcrcme Reading Club Will meet this az
ternoon at the home OF Miss Hawley. No l6 Han
cock-st. Mrs. Adolph G. Kraetzer will read an ar
tice on The FRS, Car Of Russia Moscow and
The Kremln" VIII be the subject OF Mrs. John w
Bailey's paper
The November social meeting % the Fenelon
Reading Circle will be held this afternoon at the
Pouch Mansion. Brooklyn. The lecturer Of the
occasion will be \. l. Du Pont Coleman. who will
speak on THE Causes THAT Led to the French
\ second course OF instruction will he opened to-
day In the National Dramatic Conservatory at It's
home I'm Berkeley Lyceum. No. q West Forty
fourth-st. for the benefit Of those unable TO enter
upon their work with the initial course October
10 J. Francis Brien. the secretary. IS prepared to
receive APPLICANTS from a. m. to p. m daily.
All State presidents. National organizers. lect-
urers and other speakers OF tho Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union who expect 10 be present
at the National convention in St. Paul. MINI, are
requcs' TO send their and places Of enter
tee, Mrs Helen |. bullock schoolcraSt. Mich. in
j.
Another Red Cross who has died from ty-
phoid fever itracted from the sick soldiers Ia
Miss Sylvia Catherine Coffin Miss Conn yolun-
teered her services early in the war. leaving on
July for Florida where she served In tho camps
70 Porto Rico. whore she contracted tho fever,
she was an eNperl.ncei nurse, having been at one
Newark y. j.. and afferwArd ma,ron OF ST. Johns
Guild Hospital for Children. In this city.
Miss Edith V. Currier Of III. city IL to act a.
assistant 10 the Rev D. H. Martin pastor Of the Gin,
ton Avenue Reformed Church. Newark y Tier
work Will be confined 20 tuT,h-rnr the charitable
srd .ocel work OF the church, special feature
ot her dulles will he eAnyass for contributions
umong the non rhurc going public, and she w.ii
also lead the cottage pray r. meeIings, which have
been foatur, " tnis church tor some time, Miss
Currier Ia graduate OF the School OF Christian
Workrra ard has for several years been
neotrd with the Oiivet Mission
The Board IF Directors of the Womans Auxiliary
Corps OF the Ma tianal Guard me, las Friday even
Ing al tac home of br Frances Y. g Fuller Ma.
40 81 James Place preaEiFR, ~ iisouss piaas
toF the winters weik chs heTsasi, ~ BREATH
was divided into districts and ceniiaittsss were
appointed make systematic canvass To sec
merit help should be neglected.
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