New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-18
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THE DAYS GOSSIP.

The Associate Aiumne of the Normal College,
Park-ave and sixty-eighth-st will hold its month
ly reception this afternoon from until o'clock.
The Photereme Reading Club will meet this after
noon at o'clock at the home OF Mrs. Harley No.
161 Hancock-st., Brooklyn "Pushkin and the
Romantic Moyement in Russia" will be the subject
Lowell will rtvs an article sn pS6i ano MIS- A.
Mrs Sarah Bronson How will give this morning.
at the Church Club rooms. Clinton and Fulton SITS
Brooklyn the first in series OF three morning
readings from different authors. These readings
Of st. Johns Hospital Church Charity Foundati ton.
The subjects selected for to-day are Jane Barlow
and the Irish dialect stories.
''vondel. the Man and Poet" will be the subject
considered to-day by Leonard Charles Van Noppen
IN the Holland Society lectures Dutch literature.
given in the department OF Germanic languages and
literature, Columbia University. The lecture will
be held in No. soo schermerhorn Hall. one-hun-
and the Boulevard. 1t will begin at 4;sS D. mn
Miss g. c. Very will lecture this morning at 10
o'clock on Composer and Poet at the Kirpal
Conservatory of Music In Flushing Long Island.
Mre F. j. Kirpal will give the vocal illustrations
with songs composed by Mozart, Schubert, Walter
Damrosch and others
The orchestra OF the Philharmonic Society OF
Columbia University will hold its regular rehearsal
at 4;8o 2. at No 500 schermerhorn. All officers
and students Of the University invited to join
the orchestra
Studies in the Life Of Christi will be the -ubjec.
to be considered this afternoon at $50 o'clock by
H. 3. sharman IN the Devotional Bible Class. held
at No 3o4 Fayerweather Columbia University.
Mrs. 7. St. John Gafrney will receive to-day and
January 90 at her home, No. aga West Seventy
seventh-st.
h,. ~,a Dur cfA ~
the transerence OF all his interest In the Guild Lit
erary Association. founded by him. to the Inter-
national Press Association, Of No la Fifth-ave.,
his patrons and others Interested
President and Mrs Mckinley will hold the judi
ciai reception at. the White House this evening
from . TO II o'clock.
The annual charity ball OF the Hebrew Orphan
Asylum will be held this evening, as usual, at the
Academy OF Music. Special preparations have been
made this year, with view to having the interior
decorations Of the Academy excel any previous at
tempt in the same line. The managemenlt, OF TINS
the building OF the asylum and those intereste1 IN
me wSrkns OF ms Ms GnsT mar na.s vsr hs
Mrs j. Oscroft Tansley. Of No % West Forty
third-st. announces that she will he at home" for
the first and third Tuesday afternoons in jan
uary and February.
Miss Louise Fischer will give talk this morn
Ing at II o'clock on German Legends" at Mrs
Charles Gardeners school, No. so1 FIfth-ave.
Walter S. Perry. director OF the department OF
fine arts Pratt institute. Brooklyn. Will continue
his course of lectures this afternoon on the His
tory Of Architecture Sculpture and Painting The
special subject this afternoon is Renaissance Art,
which includes the classic revival In Italy.
Under the auspices Of the Educational Committee
Of the Froebel Society. lecture WILL be given this
evening at the Froebel Academy, Brooklyn by
Principal c. Hanford Henderson, Of Pratt Institute
High School. The topic is The Point OF View OF
Education"
The free lectures to the people prepared by DIT.
Henry VI. Leipzger will be given tonight In the
following schools Great hall of Cooper Institute,
Eighth-st. and Thrd-ave, Mutual Approach OF
Nationality and Democracy. lsg-'0' Professor
William II. Mace; Young Mems Institute. No: ~
Bowery. The Aerial ocean" glustratedl: j. New
ton Gray. Young Mems Christian Association Hall,
No. 81 East Twenty third-st, The Sun: Spectrum
Analysis: Light and Heat" qustrated) Professor
Robert W. Prentiss; Young Mems Christian Asso-
station Hall. No. S West One .hundred and twenty
ffthst, Wonders OF Modern Science" dllustrated),
". J. Clarke