New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-05

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THE DAYS GOSSIP.
For the Fellow Citizenship Association Of the
East Side House Settlement. seventy-sixth-st. and
East River. Mrs. Edith Kent Deven will talk this
evening OF THE Power Of Song Choral Singing and
the Growth OF the Opera" There will be musical
illustrations. The lecture begins at $50 o'clock
The regular monthly meeting OF the Society for
the Study OF Life will be held at the Tuxedo Fifty
nnth-st- and Madison-ave.. this afternoon at
clock. Topic Prenatal Influence"
A course Of lectures on questions OF special In
terest IN the political life Of the great Powers Of
the world will be opened this morning at 100
o'clock by Miss Gecrgina Roberts. at sherry,
day will be Friendships and Enmities OF Europe"
The New-York County Woman Suffrage League
Will meet this evening at o'clock at No. A2 Ninth
ave. An address will be made by Mrs Cora f.
Seberry on Mans Yoke-Felow" Members and
friends Of the league and the cause are invited to
be present.
The third OF the regular series OF the Thursday
evening subscription dances az the Prospect Heights
Assembly Rooms. Brooklyn. will take place this
evening. The patronesses OF these dances are MIS-
Edward c. Watson, Mrs. @. 7. Moon. Mrs j Is
Brown. Mrs William II. Sanford ana MIS- Carnart
The annual election will take place to-day al the
meeting OF the West End Womans Republican
Club at 3I5 p. m, in the cluorooms, No AZ Bouie-
ward.
The second Of the series OF afternoon entertain
ments on music and color harmony given at the
Henry Bradford Simmons studio. Nos. and West
Thtrtv-third-st. by Miss Mary a. f. Carter and
Niss 'Iucile Corbett will take place to-day: The
topic will be Harmony and Language Color
The Writers. Club. Of Brooklyn will hold regu-
lar meeting this evening in the Hamilton Building.
No "A Court-st The hour will be devoted 10 the
reading OF hction
The Rev William O. Carr formerly Of Rochester.
| now OF Brooklyn Will give Bible reading to-day
at 1890 a. H. in the Second Collegiate Church.
Lenox-axe and a s 1yiIeEe
Last evening a Bible study The Holy Spirit
and the Christian Worker" was conducted by the
| pev SAM O Cu-tice pastor OF the sixth Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church. BROOKLYN and the
same study viii continue tonight ana to-morro"
night.
Miss Joseph,ne Walton will begin to-day a series
OF ak lectures on current events At the home OF
| Mre Theodore Caskn. the Windsor Broadway ana
| FYfty-fourth-st az II n m
! The Pope in honor OF tho anniversary OF the
| conversion O. King Clovis. composed Latin hymn
/ entitled The Baptism OF Clovis" which is to be
rendered soon by an orchestra Of hundred ana
Atty pieces and chorus OF two hundred voicG Par
! has been TO music by theodore DUBOIS VI NIP
| and Is an oratorio In three parts.
Tho weekly French lecture on "L'Academie Fran
ca,se en- 1897 will be delivered. as usual this AFTER
noon at $50 o'clock. by Professor Conn AT NO 'oo
/ sohe-rerhorn Columbia University. Open 10 all
nSnfs ~ Columbia University and affiliated In
stitutions and their friends
y. pair,er announces the first New
vo-L renresentation of the farce comedy in
rour acts written by Nine. Vivant Charities. ana
entitled That Man will take place at the H T1e
! Snuare Theatre Monday evening. January 10 lick
cts now sale at the box once
r,a erst lecture and tea OF the Public Education
Association will be held at p. m on Friday Jahu-
airy g. the Berkeley Iycepm s No. speaR on
| What Is a Practical Education
IN, or,onoroist group OF Anarchists have ar
oed >or a reunion 10 be held tonight In Cooper
1-nton to celebrate the failure Of the recent anu
Anarchist International Conference IN Rome Emma
Goldman will be the star speaker de-
Clvre woman Anarchist from PhilanS'prtS o az,
| r Quinn. or Chcaeo'
w.. vrorens Patriotic Relief Association VII
| hold a meeting this morning at IL c,oon a, ~
Manhattan Hotel. Forty-second-st and MADISON
ave.
,,,ss Susan B. Anthony and her biographer Mrs
Va u uarner OF Washington. were in the city
| yesterday 10 attend an important suffrage meet
,ro nleassnt luncheon will be enjoyed WIN NJ
iSi7,abeth Cady Stanton to-day, afte "lc
| Anthony will return to her nome III Ho0"'''
| y. Y.
Roland SAWYER Gielow. the young bugier VINO
| coona,,ed Lieutenant Hobson 10 Cuba was
among the passengers who arrived on 'he "ei'e0a
| on Saturday morning. On MS way ~ Wv ,i =
| vard several who recognized him gave MN a
kindly greeting. Hearing him spokehn ~ IS some
sons secretary. n boy IN tiy 49, and tho Ia a
jeering remarks IN regaru " ''0 n.y.
'sNone Of that to me-" exclaimed me lad win
blazing wrath; the other boy persstins III VI. "a
49, ,,ncn the sailors friend though Twice wa
| TO keep still and refusing 70 90 ~ H., n
| chatter stopped by blow "hich iai'uep ''"" 80
Good for you jackie remarked man WHO t1o
stood watching The periqbr r,ye man "'''''1
None brayer sir" came the reply. Win w
., his car as the bugler boarded car and went
Gee Witt but It would take Hobson to p pun
| some one remarked. az the other boy pu''eu "'n-
soIf out OF the mud and walked away
A, the Nursery and Childs Hospital. Lexington
ave and Fifty-frst-st. the annual meeting OF
the Board o, Managers VIII be he'a 'o-'"' a.
noon.
Exam. the famous Scotch comedian. will give
recl,al this evening Chickering Hall Firth
ave and Eghteenth-st
REVOLUTIONARY DAUGHTERS MEET.
u,eu-attended reception was given yesterday
,.or,oon AT the home OF Mrs. Francis p Furnaid
~ Is west Forty-sixth-st. by the knickeroockei
,,.,or ~ the Daughters Of the Revolution TO the
ar and New-York State officers and members
Of the Colonial and Continental chapters ms ms