New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
NETWORK CITY.

A. the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church last
Sunday s19.5oo requested for the mission Woth
of the church Thirteen thousand dollars mas beel
received and it is expected that the rest OF the
or,o,,n+ needed will be sent in a short time by
MANY who did not contribute on account of ab-
sence the day being a stormy one. This morning
DIR. Stevenson's subject will be FIRST lhlhSS'
First" and in the afternoon, Daniel TO the Be
loved" The Rev. DR.. Wilbert w. White will lect-
IRE AT 73O p m on the 18th Chapter of the Gospel
of ST John The Wednesday evening service De-
gins at s:15 o'clock.
Thomas A. Fulton will address the mems depart
ment of the League for Political Education No. -
West Forty-fourth-st-. tomorrow at S:l9 p m HIS
subject will be Our Water Supply-Ho" We yet
1t and How We Waste It,"
The second annual convention OF the National
Association of Manufacturers of Union Made
Workingmen's Garments will open in the pariors
of the Hotel Albert EIeventh-st. and University
Place or January p at 10 a. m
The tbirtv-fourth annual reunion and dinner OF
the WESLEYAN University Club Of New-York will
be held in the Myrtle Room and Astor Gallery or
the Waldorf-Astoria next Thursday evening The
gIee club of the college will furnish music Among
the guests and speakers will be President Hadley
of Yale. John Kendrick Bangs Park Commissioner
Wilcox Professor Franklin H. Giddings, OF Co
lurnbia and DR. James H. Buckley. large gath
ering Of alumni is expected.
At a special meeting Of the New-York State So
ciety of Public Accountants held yesterday at the
office of the society. No. A Broad-st. Farquhar J.
NacRae of No. 6s Willam-st., former vce-presi-
dent was unanimously elected acting president TO
fill the vacancy caused by the death OF the 1oller
president Charles W. Haskins.
7 McKeen CatteI, professor of psychology in
Columbia University, has been reelected president
of the New-York Academy of Sciences for the en-
suing year.
President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia
has appointed William II. Carpenter. professor OF
C;ermanic languages and Hteratures, as Columbia s
representative at the installation exercises OF
President Bryan of Indiana University at Bloom
ington Ind. January 20 and 2l
The second annual dinner of the New-York
r1orthfeld- Hermon Club will be held on Tuesday
evening at the St Denis Hotel. This club is COM
posed of the alumni and old students of the Moody
Nor+hfeld schools and has a membership OF three
hundred and fifty Among the invited guests and
sneakers are William r. Moody. Miss Evelyn Hail.
rrinciDal of the girls school; Professor Henry r.
Cutler principal Of the boys school; jeremiah
Holmes Of Brown University, and l.. Lorlner
Drurv in charge of the philanthropic work of the
alumni association. The officers of the club are
c Seymour Clark president; Miss Winifred G.
Herald yce-president; Charles A Bruce, treas
urer. and Miss 5. l. Bolles, secretary.
number of prominent New-Jersey lawyers will
give a dinner next Saturday evening at the St
Denis Hotel for Supreme Court Justice Gilbert
Collins who has resigned his commission to resume
practice.
The trustees of Columbia have invited DR.. George
A Gordon pastor Of the historic South Church, Of
BOSTON to deliver the annual baccalaureate sermon
before the graduating classes Of the university in
June.