New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-29
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THE DAYS GOSSIP.

matinee for the benefit OF the woman
Club will take place this afternoon at the 'aroeh
Theatre.
LADY Henry Somerset Is q grandmother Her
,ons wife has Just given birth 10 boy.
An .n,erpre,!ve study Of old English ballads Will
p. given nv Miss Florence De Zouche Patton Of
Studio No ss4 Carnegie Building. at II o'clock this
morning
Miss Ada webster Ward will give the fourth iect-
ure In the course on The Making OF Modern His
tory at the home OF Mrs. James ". Pinchot. NO ,
Gramercy Park. al o'clock this afternoon
The Symphony" Is the subject Of Miss S c.
very's lecture. TO be given at No Il East Fifty
fourth-st.. this afternoon at o'clock
The third of a series OF lectures on The Found
ing Of Six Colonies" will re given by Miss Jane
Meade Wclch at Barnard College. One-hundred-and-
ninetcenth-st near the Boulevard at .. m.
day. Her subject Will be William Penn and the
Founding Of Pennsylvania"
The chairman OF the local committees o. the New
York State Federation 0, Women's Clubs will NEE;
at the home OF Mrs. William Tod Helmuth. No. 1i
FEth-ave. this morning at 10 o'clock
Mrs. James s Clarkson will deliver an address or
James G. Blaine at the meeting OF the Society
for Political Study which takes place this after
noon at o'clock az the clubrooms. the Tuxedo.
Fifty -ninth-st. and Madison-ave
Some Questions OF Interest Concerning Canada"
IS the subject Of Miss Georgina Robertss lecture
sherry's this morning. beginning AZ Il 30 o'clock
The Hampstead Womans Club will meet to-day
the home OF Or. Ianehart. The play The Merry
Of WndsGr NIL be read pa sksohos
read by the members
The Society for Instruction in First AID to tho
Injured asks for $50 FOR the purpose Of purchasing
Skeletons charts etc needed FOR its classes in the
Fire Department Two hundred and seventy-fvs
men are now attending the lectures and the number
could be largely increased If the society were able
70 supply the necessary appliances. Contributions
for this object may be to Charles II Marshall.
president United Charities Building. No. ms East
An Easter and sale Of Easter cards and nov
elites will BE- held al the Pouch Mansion. Brooklyn.
this afternoon for the benent Of the Emergency
Ad. Tho officers Of this society are Mrs Josiah !.
smith. president Mrs; p W. Taylor. vice,pr.si-
Porter. assistant treasurer.
Mrs Grenville Smelling will give a recital to-
day at the home Of Mrs Henry Cews, No West
Thirty-fOUrth-st.
An address on The Vital Element in Childrsn's
Music Will be delivered BY Miss Marie Ruet Hofer.
Miss Elise Lathrop and Miss Helen IAthrop will
give song recital at their home. No SO East
Sixty-second-st at o'clock this afternoon.
Hamilton W. Mabe will deliver a lecture this
evening at Cooper Union. at S o'clock. on "Lltera-
ture as a Personal Resource" No tickets will be
required.
The 20 n" sewing class will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Pollock No 1872 Madison-ave. at Il O'Clock
this morning.
meeting OF Will be held this morning
at o'clock at the home OF Miss Julia A Burdel.
No 1893 Clermont-ave.. Brooklyn to organize an
association for the purpose OF aiding and caring
for the Brooklyn Guardsmen in they
called into active service result OF the present
Nl-feeline between Spain and the United States.
Al IN sympathy with this plan OF cooperation are
invited.
Under the auspices Of the Barnard Botanical
Club A Flemish flower fate and reception will bs
held on the afternoon and evening OF April H. at
the Vcltin School,! Nos 80 and 162 West Seventy
fourth-st. The entertainment IS IN aid OF tho
Gregory Memorial Fund.
clubs and Coffee Houses" IS the subject Of Miss
Marion Coppernolps Ienten lecture 10 re- given
this morning al the home Of Mrs Daniel T. Wilson.
No l64 Rodney-st.. Brooklyn.
Miss Alice Donlevy lectures The Dutch
School" this afternoon AT o'clock. a. the home
Of Mrs ALA Doughty. the Rutland. Broadway aud
Fifty eventh-st.