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New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
GONG To WASHINGTON.

TIE EEv- DR. JOIN VAN sCHAIcK AccEF-s a
CALL FRoa The CHURCH OF Our FATHER
Il is the National Capital mis- ti--z taat wants
20 ze- a New-York preacher away from the rusrrop-
oils The Church OF our Father IN Washington
mas called 70 is pas1orz-e the Rev Dr Joh1 Van
Scnaick- r. who Is now assistant pastor o. rhs
church OF t1e Divine Paternity, zr Sevsnry-sixra-
81 and Central Park West and he has accepted
Dr. Van Schaick is native Or Nev-EOrk STATS.
ard vas graduated rom Union College IN Ia
He came 20 this CRY eighteen months ag0 from
the College Of Eu1p0-1a Kan. whs-e ne Hing
The chair 0f history While assisting the Rev
Dr. Eaton here Dr. Van Schaick has had entire
charge Of the work OF the church IN the sumner
months has delivered course OF historical lecr-
ureS N The winter and h1S taken charge d Che
University Settlement WORK of the CnE-rch AZ Bre
wort Han The cali from the Church q our
Father which is also Cniversalisr was extended
on December 2 and ne cls-Evr has since had
r. under consideration Dr. Van Schaick said II
speaking OF the call that MS relations had nee1
most pleasant with Lr- Eaton oU- r1at Ee 1elr Z
MS duty 20 accept r1s call % 4 broader 1eld q
usefulness L not been definitely decided 1Esr
when the rev pastor vii begin actual servles N
washington
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
L1BR4Rr MERGER The soLUTIoy.

Mr. KERNcCHAN PREDICTS CONSOLIDATION FOR
The FREE CIRCUL-ATING
tween Controller CoIer and J. Frederic KernOchan
with reference 70 supplying the New-Yo-k Free
Circulating Library with additional funds. thar
Us work may Be conducted as formerly An IN
Official announcement vas made yesterday that
such conference would be held NJ ke-nocnal-
when seen al MS once in Pine-sV yesterday after
noon. said tha- the ultimate solution OF financing
the Free Circulating Library would be its merger
wiki the New-York Library after i1s new building
IS erected az Forry-second-sJ
There are number OF difficulties in the way Of
such a consolidation said Ar- kernOchan. but
Of lnsuruOun-a Die Nothing should
b. done a long time 20 cause the Ctrcula ting
Library give Us corporate existence. FOR the
reason that that would cause The loss OF a mum
ber Of important bequests 5y teSIa tors stN living
we received during the last year S0-1ss or $50
in Iegacies. and there more coming II there
should D an immediate 1sOlicaJiOE. with wip-
ing OUT OF corporate exstenre % the CircUlat-
ing Library. there would be - beneficiary for
b@uIeStS-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
SCHOLARSHIPS WANTED wow.
LATEST GJFT TO COOPER UNION NEEDS TO
BE srPPr ElFENTEp

LATEST GIFT TO COOPER UNION NEEDS 70
BE SUPPLEMENTED
Now that Andrsw Carnegie has given reonoe %
cooper Crion- told n The Tribune yesterday.
and Abran 5 Hewitt and Edward Cooper havs n
creased that SUN 70 Eas8ao which Is 70 Be usec IN
completing Peter C7Oper's plan by the opening %
day school fer the study of mechanical arts 4
: hoped that many others vii come forward zfrh
gifts Of Ee18 each for the establishments OF r-sa
scholarships in the new school The income f-or
Afss vii give free tuition IN ths school % ous
pupil ~ time. as long a. Cooper Cuion exists
The income OF the Efs. ca Just subscribed VIII czr-
uish Instruction. for I've hundred pupils bur rhe
night arr and science schools % Cooper Trlor s-=
now attended by a50uE Oas thousand vurfis. nu5
fuily that number and more vii want 20 arcerd
the day school Therefore 3laaa8 90 would furnish
Instruction for one thousand dav s-udsrrs and
make the day school AZ once as useful az the work
AZ night
Il Is said that this latest Efrr b NJ Ca-zexa
brings the sum of his 9haarhropic donariNns
what above ne 5,ae 90 marx That includes onlv
his gifts reports II which have found their wav tro
tae newspapers Those no know aim vel say his
private 0e1ev04erceS 7-e also 1r1eroZF. This 1rfnz
roTcfoiy 20 mind story which vel Illustrates "
travsillnz 70 Florida f. sleeping Beng
awakened cary in the morning o the stopping q rhs
train she looked ~ -hs window and could onIw
sse feW scattered houses She asked -hs porter
Shsre rney were and WY they had .sroFrsd- TIE
porter told rhsv mad Just crossed the STATE Ine
into Peunsylvaufa and had been hzl-e1 5v A hor
box n village % acoU- Ice inhad-arrs A.
which only Way trains stopped TT is certainly
peertng out again. but perhaps you could point
our - M the Carnegie h1rarv-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
D4NGERs OF H4FcHH4kfyG.
DISEASE OF THE JAW FREQUENTLY
CAUSED By INHALING The
FUMES OF SULPHUR

A disease vugarly called ''phossy Jaw and sci
eutihcaLy termed necrosis OF the jaw" has al
t7acted the attention Of the Womeu's Trades Union
League, in England; and women form a large
proportion ot the workers IN match factories the
League has taken the matter up ard issued q
memorandum 10 the employers rs reconmeuda-
Ilons include limiting the amount OF yellow phos-
phorus 20 be used n the paste for the match
heads giving special atte1tion ventilation 70
draw the fumes OF The sulphur away from the
faces OF the workers. and the Introduction Of &
basin with running water for every group Of five
workers
Of Yellow phosphorus is allowed in the paste and
n HOLLAND only per cent In some places il Is
sougatyto avert the trouble by not allowing any
pers9Z 70 work al that bTancn for more than Two
weeN tine
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
WHERE TO GO TO-DAY

MI a 4 Stone. No $50 Central Park South, 2-50
? PAPER 0v Ms Edwin H Blzshheif O The
Conscience q To--5aT-''
Lecr1rz The Classic and Romantic in Piano Music
By william :. Henderson with piano illustrations
Mss Florence Terrell A. the New-To-k College OF
Ausc Nos rs and I30 East Fit-y-sig1tl-st. 3 %
.
Annual party Catholic Vo1sns Association
al ths Pouch Mansion Brocklyu : ?. z.
Society Daughters of the Revolution
the home Mrs George Hodges No IT
Scotland Road \ J.
TIE I2sd anniversary of Battle of Princeton. 230
, II
LGnchson q ne Eclectic Club Dezaonico's D
Prayer meeting Ladies Christian Union
chapel BroadEzv Tzheruzcle. ard
slL-h-srs-. q r.
Op@ntuE -C1ur-zc-s-'
Professor 2 ? Russell C7ass
Ns7-TorE Place Wash
Square. l. g. II
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
crLTTTATTyG TIE MUSHROOM

Mushroom raising industry for 4
woman and one that Il being successfully con-
Quoted BY Miss Adeiiue " To-rey. Of Orange
\ J. who IS well known n New-Yo-k and New
Jersey social circles A rev years ago she con
cefved me fdea Of earning q living 5y the Of
rsfsfrz mushrooms After taking several lessons
TOM 3 mushroom grower size branched out alone
and to-day can scarcely grow The mushroom tasr
srrsfro to SUNNY many customers
n connection wirh her mushroom iudustrv Miss
Torrev mas recently added a hot bed Of vioets
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

The LITTLE ROOM UNDER THE RAFTEFs
The little room under the rafters-
Oh ne, how the swift years have Ileu
Since NY brother and I. IN the days lCCs gone b-,
Slept there IN the low trunGls bed.
remember its furniture Eonely.
It's rocker. tai backed. and the stand
Painted blue the sky. and the bureau so niEh.
And the looking glass small your hand
I remember the old fashioned ross b11sh.
That bloomed IN its pot the sill
OF re TiDdow 20 low where the wires uS51 . grow.
The EoD vines with leaves ike fE..}-
r mem be- the chest in the corner.
and Jle odorous herbs asway
IN ire breezes that blew the low WINDOW through,
Bearing scents Of the flowers and hay.
7 remember how often ere sunrise
The robins my slurlbers would break.
As they sung just outside the old roof brown and
wide.
In the eirns which the winds loved 70 shake.
And how often at morn have listened.
And while sunset staining the west.
To the tvitte-irgs sweet Of the swallow feet
As sha built in Cle caves her clav nest
Oh. the years have been many and varied
Since knew the sweet peace OF that home
Since knew the rare bliss Of a mothers fond kiss,
And al times when alone there VII come
a year1ing. an infinite longing
For that dear childhood home FAR away
For the old friends and best and nights peace
ful rest
In that roon meath the rafters 50 gray
-tEdwin Booth Lowe in Good Housekeeping.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
At TIE rRB4y-s FESTIVAL.

The holiday festival Of the Urban Club. OF Brook
Iyn took place last night the Pierrepont Assem-
bly, Rooms The entertainment consisted OF
Shakespearian farce. place aux Danes" with the
following cast, Ophelia. Mrs J. SchOouhoven; Lady
Macbeth Miss Alice MacEay; Fortia Mrs J. Lock
wood and Juliet Miss Josephine Firth The vocal
music under the direction OF Miss II Louise Nun
6eII was rendered by Lae following artists: Miss
AIics Merritt soprano. Mrs. McL=wee. conr-alto
charles stuart Phillips tenor; Harry Livingston
Chapuau bass: A5Tam Hay Tyler. pi- mist A
dance IN the ballroom followed the play.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
sTmpArET. 80 HRs. MATBRLcK.

Mrs Caroline J Taylor. chairman Of the wom-
ans Committee Of the psychological section OF the
Medico-LegaI Society. has received letter from
Lady Randolph Churchill. expressing her hearty
sympathy and cooperation in the movement 70 re-
lease Mrs Maybrick Lady Churchill stated that
s5A had conferred with Mr Choare about the mat
ter and that everything possible was being done
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
xoy-ALcoHoLIcs N MEDICINE.

Mrs Helen Z. Bullock. OF the Weman's Chris
risn Tenperance CniOn has been elected National
Superintendent Of Mothers Meetings and Purity.
Mrs Bullock has already prepared series Of pro
raua-aes for the entire year. These consist Of leaS
}ars ~ six pages useful 70 mothers
Mrs. Nsr-fe 3 FAruald speaking of themes for
mothers meetings. recommends that the subject
n 'fN-0u- l~ohcIics n Medicine be taken up.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
FIRST OF LARGE ORDER or Guns.

The D-.ggs-Sea bury Gun and Ammunition Com
uany OF Derby Conn. began the shipment yes
terdav OF eighteen 15-pouuter guns 70 Sandy HcOk
where they VIII De tested BY the Government zu-
rhoriries The guns part OF large con-
lgnmenu % which hundred L5-poUucers and
nearly forty S-pounders ara still be delivered
WIKI each gun the company furnishes under con
tract 20a rounds of znl1l lrion. consisting OF 80
srezl shells 100 shrauneI and 80 cast IRON snslls
some of the s-cognGsrs included n the conslgu-
nenr have already 5sen sent . Mania
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
= TEE . go sUNsHINE

The Cheerful Correspondence Club, Of Vest New
ton, Mass, Mrs Mary Newton, president. reports
that during the early part OF December the club
permitted 70 take charge Of a dining room and
serve afternoon tea and homemade candies As
result the regular December meeting was a happy
one. the treasurer reported s25 hand for
Christmas work - voted 70 part OF rlis
in aiding young girl VINO IS working ner
way through college, 10 finish her year The BAL
auce devoted 70 sending holiday greeTingE 70
the correspondents OF the club This branch always
seems have some definite object in view. and
its work is OF the cheer.esr sort
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
DEATH OF Mss FREELANp.

Isabel spenser Freeland died on December 3 A.
her home in Jenkintovu. Montgomery County. Penn.
Miss Freeland possessed patient. gentle spirit,
and he~ constant thoughtfuluess for others en-
deared rer % many hearts The sympathy OF many
viii out 70 the oersaved mother, Ms Mary c
Sperser-
The musical 70 be given by the Alden 7. 5. :
Branch Of East Orange. y. J.. viii be held on
February > instead Of January Is before re-
tad
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

! meeting was held or Monday a. the head
quarters Of the International Medical Missionary
Society, No. = East Forty-hfth-st-. 10 form an
international order Of the Double Cross The OBJ
fect Of the order Is 70 bring together missionaries
All over world. Great Britain. Canada India,
China, Africa. Japan, Corea and The United States
were represented al the meeting
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
TEMPERANCE ORGANIZERS.

A. the state Convention OF the Woman's Temper
ance Union. held recently a. Btugaamton, the six
state organizers appointed were Mrs ? J. adams.
Rochester; Mrs Lytie P Davies. Lima Mrs G. a
Hewitt Gaines, Mrs II g Peckham. Tonawanda;
Nrs G z. Lsberry, Brooklyn, and Mrs Nellie 4
Hutchinson. Owego-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
H4r TO sERTE MTycF PIE

In England n Is now the proper thing ser
rnince Pie as we'll plum pudding shame with
brandy The tiuiest OF silver saucepzrs, with =
spirit lamp beneath IS put before each guest a
fsT rsasu6orfuls Of c0gnac WhiEks- are poured
mo IA heated and then poured over the pie
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
her H4yEsTT As GoDHoTEER

The Queen Of England has given apartments in
Hampton Court Palace 70 The widow and infant
son Of Major Denne-Den1e, Eho 50 bTavely lost
his life At Elandslaagre Her Majesty has ex-
pressed wish 20 stand godEnoCher for the ting
daughter OF Colonel Wingare, the hero OF khalifs.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

with white An
CORA fur and
lined throughout
win delicate
pink brocads.
The lower edge
OF the yoke is
decorated with
handsome cut
steel bands that
terminate in a
hook and eye
used in closing
The garment is
mace with 4
straight edged
yoke fn'' front
and back. which
is adjusted by
shoulder seams
The back Is ar
ranged in an
underlying ple1r
and Joined 70
the lower edge
Of the yoke.
spreading tow
ard the bottom
OF the garment
70 give the rs-
quIr-d fuIneSS.
SIG garly curved
SIDE seams com
ple-e the grace
nj shaping.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
FoR n4RINEs AyD BLrEJAckETA.

Mrs Raza lgerte. n London. assisted rs Mrs
ssanneborn and Mrs Murray Davis If organizing
needed relief for marines and hiaiacets n South
Africa Blankets and ~ooIen things generally
are much needed, and these Earrsn are actively
engaged In procuring tneil-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
TEE GEoRfE F4RWELL SAFE.

Rav & FIckerr snip brokers in South-st-- and
owners Of the steamer George Farveu. overdue
-erortad yesterday afternoon that The vessel was
A Newport News and would leave there
yesterday afternoon for Irvtag-or-on-theFiu Hudson
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
TWELFTH yTGFrs ~BERRTE MAKING. =

Quaint invitations. worded in od English, have
bean issued BY the Twelfth Night club +rnerrte
making" IN twelfth night January : The affair
Begins at 70 o'clock and takes place in the Eerke-
Leo L-ycsEE.-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

The fronts are loose fitting and q 1se invsibIy %
below the waist line
Cloaks in tnis line may he developed in velvet.
b-ocaIe silk popiin broaccloth and lined with
pEau brocaded SILK satin. any o1 the beautiful
lining fabrics which arr sE1wu for this pErpos=-
TO r-r= cloak for a woman Of medium size
win require four and three-Quarrer Yards Of mate
RAJ - inches wide The pattern. No. 7.S72 is cut
in sizes for 81. = and ~ inch Gust measure
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
- 80 "a ~ - PRoGRAMNE-

The French women have sent out circulars deal
ing with the convention 70 DC held this year Al
the Exposition in which they comment on the
error OF those who wish 20 separate the interests
or men and women and invite the men take
part IN the questions the programme
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED

work and books came from Harrisburg. Penn a
blotter from Miss H Lindsey; magazine from 2
Richie and Womar's Pages without name
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
PRINCESS KARGARET Of coyY4UGHT.

The Crown Prince OF Germany viii be OF age
-s7ts rnontn and the wish OF MS father
ard Queen Victoria his gresT-grsEdmother, that
~1s Young man snail marry MS cousin, Princess
WzrEsrer u cora uglr-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

Mrs Daniel Van Winkle. Of tie Hackensack N
j. r. 5. s Branca. is always the alert for Or
por-unites 70 scatter sunsi inc II has been learned
that she recently carried food to poor family and
took 4 widow, inmate Of -h= Old Ladies Home.
~ drive; supplied squads and fruit 70 Invalid
and apples and cider others.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

FOR THE LITTLE MOTHERS
All who desire TO contribute 10 the Little Af1ther
Christmas box, containing gifts for their festival
which takes place on Saturday should send tne,r
contributions to Sunshine headquarters not later
than rO-fa
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

Following in the footsteps Of some OF the West
ern clubs the Vermont State Federation is en-
deavortng 70 secure the appointment OF women on
the State Board Of Penal and Charitable Institu-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
Pocket Calendars
FOR THE LADIES.

Send your name and address on postal to
Colgate & Co iPerfumersl. IS John ST.. New York.
and five attractive little 1860 calendars will be
sect yoH Tree
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

Miss Amelia kussner. the minaturist. is in Lon
don again. after having been 70 Kimberley 10
paint the portrait Of Cecil Rhodes
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

Miss E. L Davis reports Christmas sunshine re
ceived from Mrs. Furrnan. Mss HuurIey. Miss n
Smith. Mrs. NJ A WhitoeCk and TIE Cheerful Cor
respo1denCs Club, for viii IN she expresses stncer'
thanks
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

Mrs Eleanor ?. Edvar1s. as her 1870 dues has
sent years subscription Of magazine 20 Miss
Ella Wood. OF Ruth. y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03


Isz-ERzsT Fl GUESTS AND MEMBERS
Rarely hz= q programme possessed 50 many
merits as that presented vesterda- afternoon AZ
.he Itts-arv r-ezt.ug Of the National Society Of
Nez-Engl1-d Women. which vas held a. Del
ruoaico
Previous ID taz exercises Mrs Henry Clarke Coe
me president. announced thai as January p was
tre organization day ~ the society she would
hold reception IN the large ballroom a. Del
--outco's OF rhar afternoon She said II was 70
be purely = social function. where al might BE-
co-e he--er acquainted. Whether II should be con-
Ha=d 70 club members OF whether they should Be
privileged 70 invite Al escort became 4 burning
question TO set-Ie II an informal vote wzs taken
The majority against the men only four
valiant worne1 betng found favorable 70 their ad-
mission
Mrs James secor s- vas chairman of the day
Much disappointment was apparent that Mrs. Min
ME Nader F5ske not present 70 speak On
Tazckerzy. had been announced Her paper
was read by Mrs Seco-- The actress confined her
subject 10 The famous novel IL which she Is sup
posed 70 be most Interested She explained the
difficulties that had beset all former pIaywrights
n -hetr Efforts 20 dramatic the masterpiece OF
re great novelist She gave the different methods
employed n dramatiztng book IN the past and
IN the present and pointed out some Of the chief
obstacles IN Vanity Fair. such as the length OF
the book The lack Of dialogue and the uncertainty
of the fate q the principal character Mrs. Fiske
demonstrated -Ee fact that not until playwright
found who could invent dialogue breathing
ne true atmosphere o. the novel had II become q
success.
Yes added one Of the members in low
voice but even then il would not have been sue
cessfuI without q Mrs.. Fiske to interpret Becky
Sharp"
To carry OUT srili further the idea Of a Thack-
cray dzv MrE. Waldo Richards read chapter
from The Newc0rnes. and atrerward gave some
amusing selections in negro and Freuch-Canadian
dialects that caused n1uch raerrtIenL Miss Eu-
genie T-phaEn gave some charming reclrattOnS,
~hfcn called for enthusiastic encore
The musical numbers We're sufficiently varied 70
Eufr AL tastes Miss Ruby Gerard Braun gave
several violin solos. and was accompanied By Mrs
Franklin Field. II Mrs Ant0nia Savage Sawyer
in conrralto solos and Percy Stephens IN several
baritone songs received appreciartve attention
from the audience
Among TIE guests were Mrs Lyman FIske.
--1orher-in-law Of Mrs Minnie Madds-n FIske: Mrs.
NeUhoIlse Mrs Abby L Hart Mrs 4 Eaton.
Mrs 2. a HeaIey. 3Irs W F. Merrill Mrs. John
VINCENT DOM hue Mrs. Y. H Harrison. Mrs.
charles A Nesmith Miss Luther Mss Pease Of
Austin. Tex. and Mrs. Frederick K Baumer. Of
Wheeling. ". Va
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
CHRISTMAS GIFTS FRoH T4HKAyE.
ASSISTANT sECRE-ART OF The BEARD O. EDC-
CATION GETS Az LSCREAsE N SALARY.
WHILE School TEACHERS VAT
WHAT Mr. C0LER SAYS

WHAT Mr. C0LER SAYS
The Tanmany heads ot Departments q ths ~
government lose 10 opportunities Increase Ihs
salaries = fzvort-es whenever there are any III
expended balances Or salary appropriations II signr-
Controller Col=- yesterday had us- % officials
whose salaries had been ra1sed for December 70
use I'D such balances o. appropriations The sec-e-
rsry OF President CCogau OF Nar1a--au Borough
whose duties ara 1o- o1-de1soEe- received an IN
crease Of SZ5a for December. and Thomas 9 Bus
sey assistant se--=rarv q Board o. Education.
go- Increase o $50 for December --Thoss ara
nice Christmas presents rhe Controller said YES
terdav. Teachers y the CRY who have been kept
oU- OF the PAY they 1sve earned fairly account
OF The raugIe IN salary accounts TtT feel Lha-
2 present Of z5H rh= assistant secretary of rhs
CoIer said yesterda--
There should 6e 10 Deficiencies II The zpprorr1-
arlons Tor re sc1oo-s 0f ne cry II rle Schools
were managed IN u1s way thar OCner city depart
mentS are managed ov men wlo make themselves
familiar with rl= routine and WIN r1e avs az
fecriaz sxpe1dI-urzs All -E= rro1hla We have ha1
come from -ha fact rlz- school Con-ris-
siorerz 10 not E7oz mar fr1-~ - I'D -
sdI@d UnI The present system Is abolished and t1s
BCar1 o. Eiuca- -lo1 = composed q 4 few vel paid
rhe duties Of Their department There should -
complaint from bC-oJzg1s now Included II -ne
City or YORK t1a- receive SUNS verT Ezuch
iarSe- -0r ne 11al1rs1a1ce cr -1elr s~10cls than
they I'D before colso. .idzrIoC- Tzzs the casz q
Brooklyn from T1lrh -1ere - ana been a
now r1- W2-- or money The records VII snow
rha- me Borough OF Brooklyn nov receives 81 ce-
cent more Uo1sy for me maintenance OF scnools
and ne payment o. rs teachers unan the ciry of
NJ. Co5=- showed thai ne ct-v OF Brooklyn n
Borough OF B-ocklyn gets 3 - oo8. an Increase q
almost % 0er cent
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
TISSUE PAPER PATTERN OF woMAN's
EVENING CLOAK, NO. Ls72 FOR
COUPON AND 10 CENT!

TIE sudden craze fnr Ioose fitting top garments
has invaded the realm II evening wraps where
they are most appropriate. and many beautiful
opera cIoaks are modelled on lines similar 70 the
cloth driving coats
Exquisite misty gray pauue Is here trimmed
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
NEW RrLEs FoR ELIGIBILITY.

The amendments 70 the constitution and bylaws
o1 the society voted Al the meeting held
a. DeImonico's last week and several radical
changes were Effected One Of the most important
Of these was the clause relative 10 eligibility. and
,e-es fter A woman not born n New-Elgiand will
-7o- n eligible BY right Of her marriage man
- New-EngIand birth Miss Adele Field has had
rhsgze OF work Incidental 70 putting II correct
form the necessary changes
Pans ara under way 70 establish z scholarship
- Nex-England college as a parT OF the Work
T--- Ie
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

1870
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

At the wedding OF the Countess Of Crurnartie 70
Major Y. c. Blunt, r. A. which took place at
the Church OF 81. Margaret. Westminster in De-
cember. the gowns of the bride and attendants
magnificent. The Countess wore a white
satin dress embroidered in silver the train
falling in Vatican pIeats from under rich lace.
4 scarf Of Eouiuou lace was draped in bertha
fashion. the ENDS hanging below the hem Of her
gown.
The six bridesmaids wore exquisite creations of
rich salI1. the tunics edged with chiffon friIs
ana falling over undersklrts. The bodicas con-
sisted OF tucked chiffon. and yoke finished with
yellow satin ribbon Large with white
ostrich Iips and yellow roses completed the cos
tune \ cut Of these gowns VIII De found ar Jhe
head OF to-days page
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

II IS reported that the hotel for women will De
built somewhere between Union Square and Thirty
fourth-st- Charles Kellogg secretary OF the COM
Elirtee for building the hotel has announced that
The Of 10000 mas been raised and work on
the building viii soon begin.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
A THACKERAY AFTERNOON.
HEw-ENGLAND WOMEN ENJOY PRO
GRA1fME OF LITERATURE AND SONG.

VANITY FAIR LISTENED TO WITH MUCH
IS-EREsT Fl GUESTS AND MEMBERS