New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-08

decorated with Mother Goose pictures. and N
| menu read as follows:
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The Tires Arts Club has sent out Invitations nos
\ a song recital be given at AL Souls Parish
/ House. NradisOn-ave. and Sixty-sixth-st. On tbs
evening OF February II, at $50 o'clock. The per-
sIs p s cs o MSS soao R~a
Strong. TENOR II Howard Brown. eaTytone. ana
Meyer Helmund. DR.. Arne. Caracciolo. Chadwick.
programmes viii conclude with a quartet from Lab
mann's Persian Garden"
The Nsw-York wellesley Club will meet On Feb
ruary 20 at 8 o'clock. az Whittier Hail. Amsterdam
ave. and e-hundred-and-twentieth-st- DIT. Luthss
ialsey Gulisk Of the Board Of EdnSson. vi p
Differences Between Men and Women"
Mrs GesterfsId viii begin a series OF fortnightly
morning and evening lectures at the headquarters
Of the Circle OF the Divine Ministry. No. % Wess
Twentleth-st next Thursday Fe tS, Il Tns
Is Employed Adjunct 20 Medical Practice.
TO give these lectures other lectures viii be upon
'HudsOn's Law OF Mental Healing. The Power
OF Constructive IMAGINATION True and Falss
Success" The Bible as the Life Of One Man. and
Death and Afterward-"
The friends OF the New-York Medical College and
Hospital for Women and OF its Hospital Guild
were invited TO meet Mrs. William Tod Helmuth.
the newly elected president OF the college and hos
pitaI at the home OF Mrs. William Curtis DemOrsst.
No Gs East Sixty-sixth-st. Tuesday evening.
In club and pnlanthrOpic work Mrs Helmuth 70
one OF the best know women N New-Yorx- she
which she is member. Besides this she has
See PRESIDENT Of sorosis for three years. and prss
dent OF the New-York Federation OF Women's
West Point Chapter Of the Daughters Of the Revo-
luton OF which she is regent and. until the death
Council OF Women. and during a recent trip around
The world was made an honorary member OF the
Woman's Club OF sydney Australia
Mrs. Helmurh is as well known by her phiisu-
thropic work as by her club life. There few
reputable Homeopathic institutions IN this city %
which she has not lent helping hand. For wears
Guild 81 the Nex-York Medical College and Hos.
pital for Women 70 which Institution she has lust
The hospital to which this college IS attached -
exclusively FOR women and children. IL is the only
one wnSn pfqsids7 Ils, lcsl a'tenesnce for women
operating and consulting physicians OF both sexes
hospital WHICH takes are or the Young ebilJrs5
OF Its patients who are undergoing treatment.
Topics connected with the history and sevslor.
ment OF the United States have held the attention
OF the East Orange clubs at their meetings 5II-{-v
the last week On Monday the Charlotte Emerson
Northwest and on Alaska" by Mrs. Thomas W.
Harvey and Mrs. William B. LLOYD: and on Tues
Acquisition Of Territory" Miss FIIa Csrandar,
smith. who read a paper on Louisiana and Flor
deeper sisnifcance than the acquisition OF these
the broad ard fa-Sses1 sSr mssns ard ~
period. Miss Gedney and Miss Cushing al so treated
the subjects OF the Mexican War and California