New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-20

annual election Of officers will OCCUPY the atten-
ion this evening Of the Woman's National Press
The New-York Unitarian Sunday school Union
will hold meetings this afternoon and evening at
the parsh-house Of All Souls Church. No 1o4
East Twentieth-st. The afternoon session will be
gin at o'clock. The Rev. Willard Reed OF Pas
sale, will present a paper on "One-Topic Lesson
SystemsxAre They Advisable. and Mrs. A. H.
Attainabie?' The Teachers Experience topic The
Thing That Troubles Ne Most in My Sunday
free discussion The evening session will begin at
rs o'clock; and will include the secretarys report
D. NJ; Wilson, Of Unity Church. Brooklyn: on
Success IN Sunday school Teaching" The evening
session will close promptly at Gas O'Clock.
The regular meeting Of Rnickerbocker Chapter.
D. A. r.. will he held No DOG West FYfty-eighth-
st. this morning Il o'clock A full attendance
is desired in order to arrange for the loan exhibit
ton and tea to be held Chapter Day Wednes
exhibition is for the benefit OF the Iafsyette Me-
moral In answer TO an appeal from the National
Marshall Darrach. the young shakespearan i'm
personator. will give THE Tempest" tonight at
Carnegie Lyceum. Fifty-seventh-st and Seventh
Mrs. Louise Seymour Houghton will lecture this
morning at II O'CLOCK, on The stolen coos. AT
the home Of Mrs Henry Taft. No $40 Lexington
Miss Josephine Walton gives her talk on current
events this morning al the home Of Mrs. Theodore
Caskn. the Windsor. Broadway and FHfty-fourth-st
The officers and managers Of the Ladies' Chris
tian Union have invited those interested 10 attend
their annual meeting to be held to-day at Il a.
at the Young Women's Home. No ~ West Ninth
The Public Education Association will hold It's
conference to-day as usual, at the Berkeley Ly-
ceum, No 10 West Forty -fourth-st., at p. m. Dr.
f. j. Goodwin will speak on The Function OF the
Teaching Of Literature in the High School"
general discussion will follow.
DR. Henry NJ. Leipzigers arrangement OF free
lectures TO the people for this evening is as fol-
lows: School No. 81, Bedford Park, Argentina and
Chilli Qllustrated) Mrs Florence Jackson Stod-
dard: School No S. One-hundred -and-thirty eighth
st. and Wills-ave. Downfall OF Savery-Thir-
teenth Amendment" Qllustrated), II. W Eson
School No. 81. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Third-ave, Our War With Spain qustratedl G.
dred-and-sixthst. wonders and Beauties Of G ey-
lon pgstrat &c G. Th9msssn BGys big q
Union dlustrated), Miss Jennie NJ Davis Young
SeTfsn and the Grand
dllustrated), Theodore Douglas; school No 81 n
Francis W. Halsey.
An afternoon paror meeting. under the auspices
OF the Washington Heights Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, will be held at the home OF the
president Mrs Treat, No s2 St. Nicholas ave
rear One-hundred- and -seventhst.. at o'clock
to-day There will be address by one or the
members to which all are invited. Leave the
Amsterdam ave cable-car at Northumberland
ffty-seventh-st. walk east short block
II was Ladies Day at the Knckerbocker Athletic
Club Yesterday and owing 10 the fine weather there
was a larger attendance of fair guests than usual
A lecture will be delivered this evening at St
Andrews Church. F1fth-ave. and One-hundred and
twenty-seyenth-st by the Rev DR.. George r. Van
De Water on his experiences in the Cuban cam
paisn.
The first meetings Of the double sewing class
formed each season 10 work in the interests OF the
society of the Lying-in Hospital we're held yes
terday morning at the homes Of Mrs. H. Mortimer
Brooks No 2 East Forty-ffth-st.. and Mrs. Ere
unehuysen. No 60 Fifth-ave. This sewing class, II
which Mrs Aston Mrs. Brooks Mrs Bronson, Mrs
Bryce. Mrs Burden. Mrs. Frelinghuysen. MIS-
Grand dHautevile and Mrs. r ". Vanderbilt are
the patronesses has assumed such proportions that
the organizers have thought II necessary TO make
two divisions of IT, with simultaneous meetings in
the lower and upper sections OF the city Inc mem
hers Of this large class. who are mainly young
women and matrons in society, comb Work with
Measure To relieve the proSaic saTneness OF sew
frr classes entertainments are given al eacn OF the
Entertained the members at the BROOKS residence
th rea dngs and recitations illustrating lie IN the
Southern States and Miss Robina Care, harpist
and Henry Case tenor, lurhlshea ihuscai piO