New-York tribune., 1902-01-29
THE Days GOSSIP.

The Radcliffe Club, former graduates of Rad
cliffe College, has recently had its first annual
luncheon which was voted a great success. 1t
was Held at the Hotel Manhattan. and among the
guests Miss Alice NJ. Longfellow Miss AZ as
Irwin. dean OF Radcliffe College: DR.. L.
Briggs, dean OF Harvard College: DR.. Julius Sacas
recently elected professor OF secondary education
in Teachers College. and James C, CrosweI. of the
Brearley School, who taught at the Harvard An
mex in it's early days.
Addresses followed the luncheon. Miss LonEfel-
low. while reviewing the old days Appian Way.
who was dear to ali who knew hm 'fee'ouS'
r, Miss Irwin spoke the financial condition OF
penny in debt While giving an account of happy
She PRESENTED also some OF the needs Of the COZ
iege' the most pressing Of which is library build
shelves, and a students hall. for meetings and
House TOO heavily. Bertram Hail. the new dorrni-
n9 n m @ Res st Ss5
for second dormltory, the list being headed by a
Many pleasant things were said by the favored
men men g guests. who spoke OF the value Of Radcliffe
Miss Elizabeth Briggs is president of the club
number Of women OF social prominence IN
Planheld. N J.. have arranged entertainment
for local charities to be given I'm the Plainfeld
Casino February l. at p m 1t promises to be
a great success. as over five hundred tickets have
been sold already. Miss Harriette Cady will give
sehted by amateurs Of the fashionable set.
Native Indians from New-Mexico will give an
exhibition of the weaving OF Navajo blankets and
Technical school for Girls. No a7 Henry-st.. this
afternoon from to p.
Coronation souvenirs are already 10 be seen in
London where merchants vying with
other 10 the most attractive devices There
locketJ, breastpins. buttons cuff links and all
manner of ornaments with photographs of the King
ana ana queen. ana royai souvenlrS IN Honlton iaGe,
date. 40 ''' '''0" anu ''''
course of lectures German literature by Miss
Louise Fisher will be given during Lent the home
Of Mrs. Bashford Dean No. 10 East Seventy irstst.
Seventy-one thousand barrels OF Cape Cod
berries been received in this city this
and. although the amount is $500 barrels in
OF last years import at this time and the largest
record. there still sufficient quantity left
growers hands to last until late IN the spring The
prices are lower now than at thanksgiving time.
comes next to, Cape Cod in the production OF the
% 5ad N h steaaly G s
third.
Thirteen branch alliances of the Unitarian
Women's League were organized In Illinois and
Minnesota by Mrs. Robert II. Davis during her
cent Western trip taken in the interests of the
society In an address before the January meeting
of the alliance of the Church of the Messiah. Mrs.
Davis described the earnest work being done among
the Norwegians of Nebraska and made an appeal
for books with which to form the nucleus of
library in Ord, of that State. The Rev DR. MnOt ].
Savage was also of the speakers. His topic
was Social Hndrances to Progress" The most
striking characteristic OF society to-day, he said,
is the unrest among civilized nations. He pointed
out some OF the evils OF socalled socialism of the
day. People he said, cannot be forced into any
reform Such changes must come from inner devel-
opment To have perfect society IL is necessary
TO have perfect members of society. and mere re-
arranging of imperfect people will never make a
perfect body. For the benefit of the alliance
lecture will be given tonight by DR.. Savage on
James Russell Lowell IN the church. Thirty fourth
ST. and Park-ave.