New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

The Governing Board Of The Woman Press Club
vil meet At o'clock this afternoon in the Chapter
Room OF Carnegie Hall, Fifty-seventh-st. and Sew
snth-ave
J NJ Martin Of London England will address
the League for Political Education this morning
a. L o'clock at No Q West Forty fourth-st. HIS
subject Will be How an English City is Governed
The lecture will be illustrated.
" B Van Ingen will give the second in his course
Of lectures on japanese Architecture and Paint
ing" this morning a, the Museum Of Art, Fifth
ave. and Eighty-second-st His subject will be
The Temples at Nkho The lecture will be fl
lustrated II will begin promptly At Il o'clock
No tickets Of admission required The lecture
is under the auspices Of Columbia University in
cooperation with the Metropolitan Museum of
Art
The Scnoolmasters' Association OF New-York and
Vicinity will hold It's eighiy-eighth regular monthly
meeting to-day at 1870 m in the Breary School,
No II West F0rty-fourth-st. F. O. Ireland, chief
examiner Of the Municipal Civil Service Commits
sion vii read paper on Written Examinations
as Test Of Fitness"
In the course Of lectures on The Great Lakes"
being given d the Museum of Natural History.
Central Park Seventy -seventh-st. and Eighth
ave. under the auspices OF Columbia University
in cooperation with the American Museum Of
Natural History. Professor r s Woodward. Of
'0iomb.3 University. will speak this evening on
i enss' me lecture VIII be illustrated ana VIII
orth 81 o'clock. Tickets OF admission are
required. They can be procured without charge by
Application TO the secretary OF Columbia University.
Mrs Mary Mapes Dodge. Editor Of "St Nicholas"
having Just recovered from a severe Illness sailed
ior Europe recently by advice Of her physician She
intends spending the winter in Egypt and Italy.
The Mission Circle Of the Church Of the Eternal
nope Will meet al o'clock this afternoon In the
tveaS q the church, West Eighty hrs-st.. be
SNeeh columbus and Amsterdam ayes. Mrs.
N'o"e vii read a paper on Hosea Ballou.
IN the free lecture courses prepared by DR..
henry NJ Leipziger for the Board OF Education the
following subjects will be presented this evening
al the schools named: In the great hall Of Cooper
institute. Eighth-st and Thrd-ave.. The Gre
awe Spirit in Education" by Hamilton w. Mabie;
o'nooi No l. Henry and Catharine SITS, 1.-THE
,Ho,sy Mountains and the Great Basin dlus-
5iaVled; BY Thomas Douglas: School No. 75. at No.
Too No 81. al No. ri East Twentleth-st.. The
nv eaTnent OF Shocks Burns. etc. dllustrated). by
East 0nehundred a nd ffteenth-st, Personal Hy-
srns b. Dr. Elizabeth jarrett; School No 81.
Songs Of Women by Miss Fannie G. Levy. and
a. a. iolng Mems Christian Association Hall, No. 8
West One -twenty-hfth-st Electrical
Wonders in Our Daily Life illustrated by expert
iVh'sl by Joseph Sachs.
-N~'70 OI Tree lectures on flrSt AlO 10 INC
INJURED will be started this afternoon at o'clock
s' me ST Barnabas Guild Club, No. IA Fifth-ave.
sna vii be continued every Saturday until further
p % D., Inc Lectures will be given by Dr. Morton
rd isPHK All desiring to take the course Will be
itaualy welcomed. Punctual attendance at four
''u'es qualities for the examination
~'s Leila Z A Fraser. OF Providence. r. L.
nerse.f Revolutionary Daughter. protests against
'V OF me tablets In the Schuyerv1e Monument
'nHefnorating the Revolutionary War The par
,'1's' tablet 70 which she objected contains the
SSsss,relief figures Of the Women Of the Court Of
sc,isse III bearing In letters OF bronze the in
ssrIipuon Tale. Efreninate sensuous and En-
,'1Vsgant' Mrs Fraser thinks that the inscrip-
icons unkind unjustlhabe, ilberal and discour-
4reS,sa aho should have no place in monument
7o 70 The noble dead.
me Associate Alunnae Of the Normal College
-, 80 US regular monthly at home" yesterday
;feSs5 ~ II the college library Tea served
'OV's were the hostesses % the afternoon
ls annual reunion and luncheon Of the Alumne
~ Ia non OF Rutgers Institute and College will
;, , eio Today az the Waldorf-Astoria Covers will
go 40 TOT the luncheon O'clock but the ad-
,m and entertainment will carry the affair on
" siternoon IN the absence Of the president
=. vandeTpoel. who is in China Mrs Jennie
d. W., Lozier will preside II is expected that
tr,. VEST who the frst principal Of the Insti-
nhen II was established In ls39 viii he present
nd Mss S T also be MADE by Mrs Childs
VIII sing and Miss s. V. Milne will recite
q, .S m Designing.-You will fnd a reproduction
tor" CO.. prize cover OF the book entitled "Occupa-
rnn,, 10Y Women and Their Compensation" In to-
ke,chsm. Is sn nof The yinner Of the prize Miss
sgp IN ~ rs student In one or the CLASSES OF de-