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

| Society. u which Mrs Frank LittIefeId IL presi-
dent. will be held next Thursday morning at Il
O'Clock at the waidort-Astoria
! An illustrated lecture in color on The Travels
Of n Bird Lover viii be given by Frank NJ Chap
man FOR the benefit Of tho New-York Audubon
| Society on " dnesday February "a. at Sherry's
] The patronesses are Mines. Walter Phelps Bliss.
/ C. Ieayard Rlair. r. James Cross. T NJ Dillius-
| ham. Seth Parton French. Gorham Bacon. Henry
| r. Hovt, Hamilton Fish Kean, Clarence Blair
| Mitchell. Edwin r Holden; Henry r kunhardt,
| Monatt. Percy Arlington Pyne De Witt e. Par
shall. Frank A stqrgis MilIIan Jay schieff elin
| Miss Louise A Benedict.
Tickets can be obtained from Mrs stErgis, No 3
| Fifty-seventh-st. and Miss Emma H. Lockwood
| No. 243 West seventy-ffth-st-
A charity ball will be- given Thursday night
in Union " j.. for the benefit OF the Old Peoples
Home Benevolent Association. OF North Hudson.
Otto venino. Carl Greyer Adam Reisenberger and
Frederick Palmer.
The annual meeting Of the Harlem Young wou-
ems Christian Association will be held st.
James's Methodist Episcopal Church Tuesday
evening. at o'clock. DR.. Charles CUthbert Hall.
who. az a member Of the Barrows Lectureship has
recently returned from lecture tour in India and
Japan. will speak The Worldwide Aspects OF
the Young women's Christian Association Work.
The Barrows Lectureship was founded by Mrs.
Caroline r. Haskell. OF Chicago. Mrs. Haskell
a Christian woman of wealth VINO at the time Of
the Parliament of Religions greatly impressed
by the representatives from Eastern lands-their
culture and their religious earnestness. Mrs Has
kell felt that something could be done 70 bring
the cultured believers in HindOOism into better
tianity, and therefore she founded in the Uni
versity OF Chicago a lectureship. the incumbent OF
which was to be chosen once in three years by the
trustees OF the Chicago University. TO 90
ambassador of the university 70 India and 10 the
Far East to set forth before university audiences
the leading ideas OF the Christian religion.
Henri Rarro%s. % d. Of obern C6ese In v ions
honor the Iectureshp was named by Mrs. Haskell
The SECOND lectureT vas Principal rairbs,Lrn Of
ceeded Principal Fairbairn the third lecturer.
and visited India and Japan during the winter and
Dr. Han delivered course Of six lectures en-
titled Christian Belief Interpreted by Christian
island Of Cey0u and in the great university cities
OF India and Japan Dr. Han spoke ninety times
numbers OF the most cultivated men OF the East
and being received everywhere in the most cOurte-
GUS and cordial manner
Mrs. James Crawford. OF Eightt enth-ave. Wake
field. entertained the Wakefield Athenseum Club on
Tuesday afternoon at Mother Goose party. Mrs
Crawford herself Mother Goose. and the
other characters were represented as follows: Mrs
Wilbur Varian and Mrs. George Crump.. Mary and
Her Little Lamb: Miss Emily Baker. Little Boy
Blue; Miss Clara Baker. Babes I'm the Wood; Mrs.
Edward Flint. Mary, Mary. Quite Contrary Mrs.
Little Tin Solder: Miss Maud Merchant ~ Fos-
ter; Mrs. o. H. HOas Little Bo Peep. hrs Charles
Chapman. the Market Woman: MRS Oliver Pater-
son. Old Mother Hubbard: Mrs E G. Rfchar,Ison
Three Blind Mice: Mrs Diller, Ten O'clock Scholar:
Miss May Diler. Little Miss Muf1t; Mrs James
Penneld. Queen OF Hearts. and Masters Wilbur
Varian and COalter Crawford Jack and jill A
little play written for the occasion BY one Of the
and MAS extremely amusing The table was deco
rated with pink carnations ana ribbons. the latter
tained the favors to each plate. where a conundrun
was inclosed In nutshell The menu cards were