New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-20
ITEMS OF NEWS INTEREST.

The wonen's Foreign Missionary Society OF the
Xsshodist Episcopal Church has received message
BY cable from Bishop Warne OF India begging for
more missionaries. Since the opening Of the general
once IN December Miss Palachios has gone TO Mex
aeo City, Miss Lopez 10 India Miss Marsh to Monte
v1deo South America; Miss Lewellyn has returned
ss Rome, md DR.. Martha Sheldon has started for
her fed In North India on the borders Of Tibet
The Ladies' AID Society of the Lenox Presby
tsrian Church, Mrs Mary Kennedy president, gives
q reception TO the pastors Of Harlem at the new
church, 1lst-st and st; Nicholas-ave on Tuesday
evening This society has raised Sl00 toward the
cost Of the building, larger amount than that con
Fhe Woens missionary society Of this church is
@ strong and active organization, while the younger
tiers minister to the sick and destitute. These So
eiess all exPsct TO take On new NE VIII t Inc new
SIX years church visitor, makes on an average $50
calls ooPthy e ARE e1 eTg te 20
the Rev. T. ". Smith; = cannot say enough IN RP-
probation Of their labors
Mrs Bauington Booth will address special meet
ing OF women art students at No FL West 56th-st
on Tuesday, at 5:15 o'clock under the auspices Of
the Young women's Christian Association of New
York and New-Jersey, affiliated with the American
committee
The mid-year exhibition Of work done by members
Of classes IN stenograPhy and typewriting dress
making. millinery, cooking and art at the Harlem
Y W C. A. PA West l24th-st.. will be held Thurs
The Mandoin and Guitar Club under the direction
Of ". J. Kitchener VIII give q concert on Friday
lows: IT-be Frost King win and spur Pc
paeta MIL in the Forest" and Cuban Serenede
The club VIII be assisted by Miss Olive Hobbs and
Miss Florence Macdonald. Both exhibition and
concert are free and the public is cordially invited
The standards IL all classes are being continually
fSxfeo and the teachers are always glad to nave
ginning January % new classes viii be formed in
al sub5ects.
At the Ethical Culture School, Central Park West
and 65d-st. there VIII be exhibition Of artistic
metal work 10y American craftsmen from January
q TO February 10.
The Mothers Club. Of which Mrs Warren J.
English is president. held its annual meeting on
"Wednesday last al the home Of Mrs. English, 7th-
ave and egth-st. DR.. Goodell, Ct Calvary Church,
sth-ave- made q address on Mothers Influence
After the meeting retresLInenLs were Se[ lT
Among fhs hCsteSses we're Mrs Z y. tlt!ano AIs
" C Owen. Mrs. Herbert Hutchings, Mrs A ';
Wilson. Mrs Johnston, Mrs James stewart ana
Mrs Richard Maci<ay. This club meets lnIoT!tL2+.!
on the first and third Mondays in the month to
kew for poor children
Under the auspices OF the Ladies Auxiliary OF
Che Harlem Eye Ear and Throat Infrnary pro-
sressive euchre viii be held al the Harlem casino
on Monday. January %. at p n This is The
shis winter. They are well attended and most en-
soyable-
The first ot 2 series OF six readings from Tenny-
eon by the Rev. Wallace MacMullen, pastor Of the
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, was
Rarler Iiodgnaa No SCI West T5th-st-, the sub
sect being .'Tenuyson's Place as Literary Artist
the readings are given BY invitation OF the YOUNG
Peoples Association or the church lot tAeE hoc4a4
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