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O/^iANiS
A' TKA (XWN OF CBEAM BATIX.
*OROs:s AT BREAKFA8T.
A DELIGHTFrL MEr.TING AND A BERI
Ot-S DWCUBeHON.
ARGIMENTS mO AND OOM A? TO WHETHER THB
Ht MAN EATE DETERIf-r.ATE*- rTTTglCAIXT
AP IT ADVANCES MENTAIXT.
Sorosla hdd Ita aecond aoclal meetlng at tha
Tvaldorf yeaerday. and after the aaatal hrrakfaat
a?,emb)ed 2 rhe fallroom and llstencd to the fol?
lowlng prorramme:
'he Bablai*"- Quariette_
**jF9?&svFKffi ssw ss
Saa JeaeieW. Mlthv aaeoad atto. ..Ikaaa
Baj* 'Ann.e *?%unr.??n -&*??*'?'''
Air by Kudiey Baea,
The nueatio. aaupeaia far ttenaaaloa waa "C.in
a-e 1- devebp.ng ireatal.y. It k. ??tert?tl?1
phAlcam- It waa prea-Bted by Dr. HadTfcd C
Keatlnge. an? then take* aa in th- affl a^lre bj
Florence D-Oait Bbaar. Dr>K D M to
tingeand D| Kattorlee D fegfaetta.?** ?J
? eaatlve hy Btell. Ooodrld, Rus,e.>. Dr. Harj 1
Bond and Miy Flarer."- Park.
Mr,. shawderiared that ikere ^o-.d ba aa aa
gw-er bal "Yea." aid that lt eajuM bs fo-u.d la tha
eve* and nerres of the ehlldrea who are now h- arlng
the punlshnvnt for the pbyaleal afaa of thelr pro
cenltor- M s. Ribaell waa equdlly Bora thal th
omv rationai eaeWr waa "No." "lha av.
Engl'.Bhrr.an te-da* ahe aald. "ceaiW not Bghl Ifl
the armor of bka eve-tor*. far the atraple i
that lt ia too rmallin the walat, too narrow la the
lolns and not iarg< eOOOgh In tha Head All
kattc recorda baeebeen brehea bjr modern Anglo
gaxor.s. and they Burpara hi^torlc racea ln k ?::
cral health and e)daraace aa mueb aa Ca
Webb, w..o aaraaa -he Enadleb Cbannel, - n -
Leander. who-e naatoiy powera wera eejual onljr
to the Helleapont.'
Dr. H. D. Eamcr.de Keatirge malnUlaad that
machln-ry had taton the plaee of rauaclea, and as
the kttter weat ou of use thej muat d-terlorato.
The eitemporanems eUeeaaal m waa parttclpated
ln Iy the R'v. Ph.1.- Haaaford, M a An'a Ran
dail Mahl Mra, lebecca Merae, Mrs. Margaret
?aiaabaB Mr. Airtc Baaelrm. Dr Joantt de la
M. Lor'.er an.! Mr- Maria BCot allOUgh. bfr*
U?g*ton thOBght r.e "<-** of tha mo'>rn h.md
kerchief auffio.ent proof of latproved health ln
women at le??t. ler grandmothc-r'e hanrtk<-i chlef.
ate sairi. ?t; aa krg-e as a BBBall takeaeJOth. and
waa lr.ter.dirt to beiwept Into. Tae mode-n woman
dld not cry, a .1 a hai.dkerchl 1 six lnches BQaaie
wa* aufflclent for ler need
I>- Loil;r ?ald that a eound Batad without a
sound body wa-. riathematically r.r.d acl*ntlflcally
impor*lb:c.
Tha foiioaing w-jmei arare gueeta of the cluh
far the -.'av: Mra J?bnChapBian, of tbe TweBtletn
?.'entury I'l-jb. I'tttaburg- Mrs. Terry. Mra. Clara A
Kcrn. .Mr* Alben Beat, Mra. H. L T Walcott.
Mr* Webh, of i'.ajt;m<re Mra. Bamuel Btearna, of
Detroit; Mr* Charlea Birtram aad Mrs Jan.e- A.
Sptr:y. of the Chlropjan Cluh. Hrooklyn.
GOIXG ON TO-DA F.
jRb)Ladlee' Tienlth -Toteetrre Aaaeetatloa raeeta
t?-day at i; o'clock in loom No. 12 of the Aeaderay
?"Mediri:,.. No : w.t Forty-thlrd-at. Mrs. Bcrlm
_?or ami the Bev. >rt?. Wrinht. mi-mlura of the
?^aalilyn Aaaoelatloa/wUI Ik- prcaeat
Btog Adele M. F1e|e leeturea thia mornlnu on
"Parlier'ieritnry Pracgce" before :<? elaaa In the
iBBBB of the Lcuguoof rolltlral Btudy, Berkeley
!*yc?uro.
Thegoclety for Pofclcal Btudy meeta this after
?*>n at 3.3ri o'clock h ll?t<-M to Emlly Wakeraan,
?bo wlll |-,e gpeakT if the day. Tiie cluhrooms
*? at No. 14* Madlso-ave.
Jbt Vl'omen'a Natloml Demorrath* League. at No.
?laat Flfty-nlnth-t.. wlil ?tay at thelr head
^?tera ti-day and ecelvc the electlon returna.
laa Bepubllcan Wanen wlll dlapenae coffee. aoup
???.aandwlchea to da- at No. 21? Eaat One-hundred
**^dfteenth-at. th? Itallan headguartora, and at
**? !? Weat Twenf-eeventh-at., the home of Mra
*?** Hall, prealcknt of the Colored Woman'a
"?Wbllcan Club. "hls used to be done at all the
**jag placea. but there are so many more bootha
**?' tkat the reen io not i?ave to walt aa formerly.
taa 2jAot B***1 **-??? refieahmenta. The Itallane
J^eaiored peopb have grown to expect lt, how
.'?TT' *ad lt waa thought beat not to diaappolnt
tBaaa*^"" Bo?'"8-* *1<1 Mra. Merce wlll vlalt theae
w4U C?^<>n? In :he eourae of the afternoon, an 1
wL?*. t-ccompartled by Mlsa Eltzabeth Hanks.
g-TJ^wa retuna wlll be recelved at the head
CrJ*_?. at No l.m Broadway, an.l the place wlll
?*?? caSgJ-ll everlng and r<ady to welcome frienda of
_^t bouse-to-.onee campalgnera made thelr last
rf*?"?n yeafrday ufurnoon. Heater-at. ..nd lts
^BhbOThood inanp th. ,^,int of alta k The party
^"?"ed of Mra. Clarence Burna. Mra. Miidre.l R"ld,
Baeh i2i2ifm Jf4>?' W,H J 8,*"-v and Mr.. Peabody.
BBHWT_5*n taok aa much llterature :,n ahe tould
,j5aB_*0*mre*ll boy, loaded wlth tho aame com
(^^*aecara?anled them.
ITEM8 OF NEWB IXTEBE8T.
At tha Normal rollege the Alivnnae Rhakeapenr*
nn.'. Lttaratara Claaa yeatertlay aftaraaaa r.ear.i the
aecond Brownlng lecture of Mra Hnrrtat oti* I>ei
ugh Ty.e Alumnae Ldbrnry wna fiiied to ..ver
flow-irx Mra D. Ilenbaugb reads from the poet and
th.--.. - aplalna an i Inti rpreta :..j arork.
In three S'.ares? Wyomlng. Colorado anl T'tah?
women Will vote tO-diy fot tlie prealdent. and lt la
azpacted thal rery faw trtH shtrk the duty. Thay
hara takfn nn a-t.ve part In the campalgn. and
are well orRanlze'l. nn.l rhe leadera ara among the
beat women ln The Btatea. In two Btatea-Califor
nla and lllaho?a ??atMotlaBal woman-aufTraga
amendment wtll l>e voted on. A favorable reault la
conflder.riv axpected, aa tba amendment h?_ been
praetically 1nrlor-"-d by all partlea The ReptiMI
eni - made ir a jdank ln their pla'form. the pr-.pu
Itstfl Indoraed lt. and rhe Democrata gave it a large
rote. Woman auffrnBlata i.ave Bdvoeated the meas
ure In all BortB of pontlenl meetlnga, ar.d have eon
.l-jcte.l a vlaoroua cnrn*pa_gn ararywhert. Huaan n
Anthony haa boen ln thi weat elnee Mny. aml haa
.n aaalated by Mra Harrlel May Mllla, Mra.
Bbaw and Mtaa Mollle ''. May.
Tiie School of the BtlCtaty for Harmor.loua r'ul'ure
wlU bnva ita laetnrea thla aenaon at the Barkeley
Lyeeum, No II W al Forty-fourth-al Dmwtng
.-. r.ri palntlna, music votea and Inatrumantnl; lltera
: ii the Innguaaea, iihi; wophy, atrtlna an.l or ? .?
wlll be taugrbt, ;tr.d one eouraa of lecturea le givn
Thuredaya at 4 o'clock, and another on Sunday
svenlnga a? ? o'eU* k A corpa of well-known tn
Btr-.ietora has l.eer BCcnred, and the wmter's work
promlaea r.. i>?- a aucceaa in every way.
The Kxe,-itive Commlttee of the Natlonal foun
r-ii <jf Women will hold a meetlng ln Boaton on Da
.-.-mi.er 2. 3 and 4. One af tba threa pablle meet
ir.cs to i-e held wi',1 be glven up lo rhe dlacnsalon
of lopl ra relatlng to local councila an I cablnet ofti
Natlonal organlzatlona and atandlng eom
mltteea wlll be tak- n up at the other two meetlnrs.
The Broman'a edltlon af "Tha Eaal Byracuaa
Kews" wlll appear on Thnrsday, Novernber fc. Tne
monev made by the advertlaeinenta :.nd hy the anle
of Ita pnper wlll ba addad to tha fund for bulldlng
a n? w Preebyterlan church.
The rtearnship St. Paul. of the Amerlcan I.Ine.
wbleb salle i for New-Tork from Southampton laat
Saturd.iy. had among its aaloon paaaengora M:sa
Prancea F. Wlllard, Lady Jntlan Pauneerfote and
her doughtera MI.-;- '.:ca lirandon and Mrs. Henry
B. Abbey. ?
-a - -
XEW8 OF TBE CBVRCBE8.
Mra. R. 3 Bnrratt. formerly aeeretary of fhe
Florenre Crlttenton Tlomo Aaani latlon. and wldOW
of rhe Rar. Dr. H.irrett, general mlaalonary of
tho rrotaatant BrAacopal Church, wlll addraaa a
meetlng to he held in Phlladelphla t.ext week for
the purpoaa of proraotlng a grentar mteroat in
church leatua aalaaaatl work ln Philndelphla. The
maatlna la rhe outooma of BBBVaatlaaa made by
tho romrnitteo on reseue miaaiona at the eonven
tlun of th? Urutherhood of Sf. Andrew. In addl
tton to Mrs. Harr.-tt. tba Rar. Oaorfa C. Groraa, of
Hr. I.uke'e I'hur.h. Sca. C1UT. L I.. who was ehalr
man of the commlttee, and Major BakeweU, of th?
Church Army. I'lttsburg. will Btldfcaa the meetlni;.
Helen Foraland. alias B'-rtle Trlpp, belonglng to
the S.-ilvatlon Army, laeaailf took polaon at Hutte.
Mont.. and dled In a frw mlnutea. Bhe had a ro
m.'irkaMo. cnraaff before beoomlng a member of thi
Balvntton Army. havlns D8aa for y. ..ra an OBtlaw
and .. robber Attlred as a man. rhe lad a wtld
'an.l lawleaa llfe. but flnnlly she want to portland,
Mi and j..itnr.R the Bnlvatlon Army. r/nana acUva
worker i;. Ibe ranks untll her unnccountnbla aul
cide. _
Tha unnual conventlon of the Womfn'a Home
Mtaadaauury BotAeVf ot tha Mathodtal Kplscopal
Church of the Cnlted Statea was held laat Waak
UI Sprlnirfleld. The next meetlng wlll be ln Maltl
mor.-.
John Milis. who haa Juat dl*d at Bowdon.
rheshlre, Kngland. aays "The Chrlstlan fommon
w.-iilth," wa? the author of the beautlful memorial
llnea:
Hla work well done,
Hla race well run,
Hla crown well won,
Here let him reat.
The atanza. acccrdlng to the contemporary Juat
quoted. waa written ln memory of hla brother. the
Rev. Wllllam Mllla. of the Methodlat New Connec
tlon. and Mr. Mllla waa greatly aurprlaed when.
yftara afterward. he read that lt had bean engraved
upon a monumenj; of Prealdent Garfleld. tn
Amerlea. He trled to aacertaln by what means
the llnra had got to Amerlca. for they had nevar
been printed. but he never aucceeded. The llnea
hava been frequently quoted ln memorial .ddreaaea
ar.d were Inaerted ln the wreath which the Prln
ceaa of Walea placed upon tne grave of her aon,
the late Duke of Clarence.
Mra. Matilda Caree. of Chleago. haa pladged her
aelf to free tho Woman's Temple from debt, and
haa begun by aeourlng a condltlonal glft of $_'./??)
from Afarahull Fleld.
Mrs. ihnrles Wheeler. who dled rerently ln Prov
H,M) |,.f[ .. vnral larpe bequeata to rharltable aa
BoeUtlon*. Among them were three mlaalonary
Boeaattaa, the Seaman'a Fund Soclety. the Congre
gatlonal Church Bulldlng Bwlety and tha lllnls
lerlal Fund for tho Congregational Churchea of
Rhode Ialand.
THK Y. W. C. A. MEETIXG8.
NEW CXAB8B8 rORMINO- BSPORT8 OF St'M
MER WORK?MRR BINCLAIR*! EX
PERIEKCE IN MONTREAI*
The Youag v?omen'a Chriatlan Aaaeelatleei hei.i
lts seeind monthly bualneaa meetlng of th" ne.-isr.n
yeeterday mornlng n' thi aaaoctatkaa beadquartera
on Plfteeath-et.. an.l llatened to reperte el rummer
work. The preskjent. Mrs. CbtTI? ic- E. Beebe, pr
Fi-li-.l.
The chaplaln. Miss Dobeny, preaented the repert
of the work of the summer classes. Theae were
held In thi- parlor:.. an.l the on.- beat attendert wa*
that for pbjrsleal ealtare. This c:*s* keeeme aa
larga that lt had to he dlvlded Into three aectlon*.
The largest atiendnnce In tho parlnrs on any one
evenlng was HB*j the smallest. 83. Of the?e. many
were not connected In any way wlth th*1 nasoela
tlon.
Miss M. Motr, chalrman of the Commlttee on
Vaeatlen Work, reponed thnt aa raaaaj women
had bc-r-n entertnined in "The Rerkshlre." ln As
hury Park. and thit the beuae bad been Belf-eUB
talnlng.
Mrs. R. S. Crane told of a rew feature ln the
work of the West Blde Settlem.-nt. at No. 4M West
Phrty-aa vonth-et., when the baaemeat of th? houae
oconpied has been rented for the purpBM of afford
lng spaee for a llbrary and IndttBtrlal class.s. A
librarv of 1,808 book* has already been eoBected,
h.it apace ls th.* anly tl Ing that haa yei been
provlded ror the elaaeee, The llbrary ln Plfteenth
at, baa been enlarged by tbe addettaa of art atodlea,
whlch wlll be dreakated among the holder* of
carda just a* ihe baaka are
When th.- raperta bad all baen r ?';..! Mra. Btaclalr,
of the Montreal V.iung Women'a .'hrictlan Aaao '..
tlon. gave a most aaauelng aecoant of how ahe
atarted a reoklng acbool In Montreal The aaaocla?
tlon dld aal apprare of ber projecl i ? ? auae it ap
Iiear.-d that fund* would tbereby lie dlvertad from
th.- new bnlldlnga th.it were betng pul up Mra
Blnclair accordlngl" appealed te Ihe men ef tl
clty, an?i Bucceeded In aiaklag it so elear to tbeaa
thal their own phyalcal eomfon would be ar' l
Increaaed by tha aucceag of ihla - I ool ll al money
poured In from man) rjuartera There are now
1.888 women alodylng In tbe Bchdol
Mr- K a. DoremuB. an aawactati member af Ihe
.-ity Toung Women'a Chrletlan Aaaoplatloa an.l
preetdenl of Ihe Intonmtlonal Board of the Toung
Women'a Chriatlan A *o itlon ln the I'i ted Btate*
and ram..l... re.-. lve.l "?nae rn.dal
from the Columbtan Eai H i .lueatkmal and
Bther weeh am .ng aelf-eutrportl 8 women. The
B?dal will be kapt al the di luarti ra la nr
''??: tb-at .
The Toung Wemen'a Chrletlan Aaaoclatlon ln
Wew-Tork was founded by the late Carollne D
Roberu nearlj tw.nl ra.aga. and haa
?teadlly Increaaed In Ita memberahlp and ln Ita
. | r^vlta Donatloni i I glft* of every d?
_ n are tbankful ? epted. and ihould be * al
.', th? Mauit.nl ireaaurer lo. Ul Baal T rl
_. rottr-al . who wlll aee lhal ih
ls made of th< tn
T!l,, . B are held In large. brlahl room* i li i
? taeb Btudent eaeelleni ? Itlea for ?
Ing any auwjeel cheaet Bha an ?rn
maklng, cooklng. mlBlnery, ph i beok
g, or recelve Ih .r mgh 1 ti I
phyalcal ultura ind choir-mui
'laaaea are open only le women atudylng for
m ? . ipport, and applleanu mual '? Batweaa the
r . itjbti ? ? and thlrty-flre, ai
? th other achoala Appllcatida for
tii- claaarr muat i*e made In peraon and
factori rel.? ar* Invarlabl) *? , M ?
.',f the deparimenta wll
llon wlll ?? ?' ? x
are requlred to pl<
regular il i i ' ?? l f fl mu ?? made
befor ? . ... laaa ?hl h ?:? p aill wlll lw
returned at ll ? ' lerm, unh forfell
by ..!.>. nc or wii
s udi ?.!? i are ? x, ? i? . i i i ihelr own
exrx nae, all i.? ? maierlali ?-.?.? h
inl. An
...?:?? . | ? ? ' ? I tei
The bookl ? ? ? . .... . k
:? bo well fllled that 1 ? nol
enough room far thoae who wtal ? ? ei
Thi i la held li Ih* hall ovei -
ai I o'clock p m., ind all wi m< ir* w. I ? m<
eotlonal m< Mni a at I
o'clock .I eervlci ' *ong
., eld In the rhnpel erery iunday afterno i ?
o'clock, lo whlch iti l i Bad
T .- rlaaa In pl lure I ed lo ?.??? r
flowlna ind eagerly attended. ahowlna plalnlj
..... ,| 0f ... ..... inted ggm
:... 11 m
The Toung Women'a <'hristi.in Aaaoclallon doea a
, beautlful work, nobly planned and ? irefully car
rted on And ihe goo I work doi
?? ? Ing II glvea a nea llfe lo many a ? -
gtrl ?ire.i on; ?.lth the burden ind atrlfe of h-r
hard rla.11) llf.. patk nl | ind hop fuil) .:??? d. The
"Freeh Alr Pund" and '-TraveBera All
? hundred* of methera, and they have re
turned ?.?? eaee of llfe and bleaalnga ln
thelr hearta for 'he goodnees and kimlness uf tho.*e
-,\ /. , b< lp > arry on thla n *rk
-a
BYPN0T18M AT BOME.
\ REXARKl OH THE PRACnCABltaTTT OF
APPLTING IT To EVERY DAT LIF1
hTypaotlam, llke eleetrlclty, haa aiw.iv* been altl
ns. bul not untll recently have we been famiis.-ir
wlth even tho phenomena of either, and *'iil more
tiy have w-- made praetk il applleatlon ef tha
power of eaeh to the neeeaeltlea of every-day Uf
If one underataada that love ls the- reault of liv|.no
tism, than our moada an alao a rouir af bypeotiem,
| and even genlna may trnce itcelf to the aame source.
Now. thia may aound heavy nnd profound, bul lt :*
not. When you conccntrnt* your mlnd upon n BUB
ject. the result Ih a bypootlc Btata, aelf-lmpoaad, f>n*
can see how this flalght prove the c.nnecting llnk be?
tween mlnd ar.d matter. ror example, you thlnk
you are III. Vou c mcenfrate on the aubjeet ef
your Hlaaea. and you Bnally hypnotize youreelf
into geautae Ulneaa, The Cbrlatlan bclentlat aajra:
"Pray ta be well. aad you wlll ra torer.'" Tha
mental edentkn bkaa you repeal to yeuraelf at.tte
menU about your weB-belng and yOU wlll Bl one
be weii. These conditlona are i.ui another name
f.ir hypnoM-m.
If hypnotlsm l? to prove Bccountabie for condl
tlon and drcuaaatanca, my natlon i> thal Ihe aooner
we mme to nn anderatandlng on tbe aubject tbe
better. _
l.ooking into the aueatfau ?.f hjrpaaalaaa aaaay
things .ue Baade ci.-.ir. \\ a ..in daaeera wbp it la
ao easy to livi- up t.i the good thal aemabodr ex
pecta of us when that soin> Iiody undirstands Hnd
approdataa u*. It'a a BlmpJe caaa ..f bypaatlam,
and. conalderlng Ihe neaeual af good thal must
eonstantly aprlng fr >m thi* i*<m when w.n dlreeted,
B efaalr of hvpnotlsm mlght well be establlshed
ln every achool and college ciirrlculum. Mother.
and fathera and hushands and wlvea mlght
well learn to b? hypnotlsts. r?ne can aee how a
Uttle knowledge In thla dlrectlon would luad the
way to a regulir gold mlne. of wlsdom. openlng up
de.poalt* of aympathy that are hldden away ao
deeply that even the pogaessor does not know of
hls wealth.
Good mother* are alwaya expert hypnotlata. One
of the beat and moat gucceaaful mothera In the
world aald recently that ahe had no rule or
theoriea to depend upon In bringing up her famlly.
"They know that I *xp?et them to do the rlght
thlng." aald ahe. "and they do lt."
Waa it becauae that mother loved her chlldren
better than dld aome other mother whoae llfe work
had been leaa aucceaaful? Certalnly not. It waa
a clear caae of materna' hypnotlsm.
So. after all, hypnoti'm la not new, and ln Ita
relation to the glmple every-day afTalra of our llVea
lt haa alwaya t*-en In vogue, but we hnven't known
what to call It.
Hut a?-lf-hypnotl?m ls th-> m..si lntere*tlng part af
the subji'Ct. It expl.ilns the cauae of our moodst,
and lt glves ua a hlnt of oui poaallilliiles In over
cnmlng Ihem. Perhapa It Is bad temper that affecta
ua. or maybe ll ia tho "bluea." Well. you know
how It la. We eltnply concertrate our thoughta on
?bad temper or the "bluea" untll we become a.'lf
Gold Wires *Jt S
Silver Bells and a
Gold Mouthpiece
to the Tdi^phone
Would not be to.. e*t>en*ive ka repreient
the value that teiephone aervice haa for
manv who uae it larirely an '. .lr;en ! oa
it at an integral part ot their business
maclunerv. Others uae it lesa, pty leas
for it, hut ftnd it an nlrroat ind;*;'en?;ible
convenience. Ratea to suit ail Baan,
16.000 TfItPNOM SIUIONS
P4 vtw YORK OTY
Minimum Rate. [>:
I.ine, Baa messa^ts
*90aycar P^?SJ15
NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO.
IS (ortlandt St. 115 Weat 3Ath St.
hypnotized, an.l we ar.- pewartaaa to overcOBM
them. The (irmer plungea ua inro humlllatlon and
dbagraco, and tha latter aaakaa of _a rery unde
Blml le . ompnniona.
Chuwea for tha JkawiTilnaiinn of the s.-ienee of
i hypnottam wonM ba an encetlent thinc. Th.- Bub
j Jeet ha^- t.."-:i '?'.n-<i.,.< re.l a dninc^rous one, on
| aeeoitnt of the evll th.it mlght eaelly nrise from
| a knowledge of lt tinworthily apntted. One muat
learn how to uae lt as he does flre, for ex.imple.
and m.ike it h potanl fore.- to baaserciaed arorthlly.
One ran Irr.riglne the peaatmtal beeomlng an optlm
Ist when he understnnds lhal he Is bypnOtlBCd hy
eynleinm. One ran imnglne tba good plny that must
be enarted when aaa eaat everyWIy for a good
part, believlr.g no r.i.in Cnonbte of plnyina- the
vlllaln. Ii seems rather a short eur acrOBfl lot.s to
the mlllennltim. does !t not?
PF.OPLF OF PBOUIXEXCE.
WHAT IS RKINO DONE IN THK WORLD OF
SOPIF.TV AT HOME AXP AliROAD
The r>'ike and i)u-he?s de u Rochefoacauld have
ratnmed to rheir hotel in Pans fmm thalr Norraandla
cbftteao; They enrertalr.ed Mr and Mra, Ka.rman
Roeera (formerly of Fhiladeiphia) a' dlBRei .:i Orto
i.er I.',.
Coiir.te.as Rii.en T.?",-?:z.in, nleea nf Mm?. Riehar.l
Fay. of Boa-.-m. wtll j.asr. ::ie winter a: .'an.i.-.
Chft'e.-iu de la ni,-ra r. ;!i !,e occupted hy the Mir
qui?e de M .rra-iee \\ .fTrmn. formerly ..f Xew-Tork
Mr. and Mrs Oerarl W irrln?r are entertalntag at
rheir Bngllah h-?me, on rhe heiriirs ahv.. Eaatbourne,
Mra and Mtaa tiodk'n anl Mra Dillon-Ollver, of
New-Y'rk
The Hon Mra Xay'.or Leytand. nee Chamberlaln. la
.,,,, o( ., houai party al Hbjhbory, the Blrmlngham
home af Joaeph Cbambarlalo
Ttu |,. ... ;. j.- |i nlth bai daugbtar, Mr"
Allen. :?-. L_>ndon. They w.i: aoon j da i -?
i.r: -.-.aky in I'aris for a few weeka During the
mai layaMr anl Mrs Allen wlll be gueeta
' the Erahlnea a: Cannea, anl later wl'.l Joln lhe
raa di Pino at Pi-. f >r lhe remalnder af the
A ? . - ? ? ird Bonal la, f X/ew-T irk,
i more, ar.d ha i ratly en i ral ei
?:g partlea
Mr and Mr- Henry Baeon, of Baltlmore, hav.
lefi Parli to p*?e a fea 'av aa r arata of Mia Ra ph
Londoa _
Mr aad Mrs Thomai R " V;a''* r:""'1
? - oountry sea: and nre a: ihelr reatdenre ;n
II ? Vernoa PUice, Baltlmore, for lhe winter
Ui ? Etana i Terry arlll be one of ka ?e*?.n's at
traet.ve lel.utantea a' ?? ? ..
Mra Jamea W. Oei li ..?..*? lea of mualcala
at her h uae, No it Oramercy Park. ih-s -? ?
.; -ara'. and Mrs Oinle: RtiffernVd ,re "nvlted to
. . . .... A ? Bi I i, ?' Kk*. this Beaaon.
Mar> f Tnyl r *? '? Mr Baeon, nf Boaton, arOl be
narrl.d Ir. N I'ml.'f, !? :' owtr.g to the re,-e:.- | ,
T.. ,-? aiothei a weddlng wKI ba a aulei
. M ? :.?? i ?.f Mr? vTUllan w.n
' Boaton, arhoaa m.r ata ?<?
| ..,. ?.,. <? . . r brtl ????? ? ? S 18 t) d'lr
. , ? . n ...- . ?.>-.lrr.e.
M.?? I.?.->? Chl, dai/r-T ?f the Cnlted ?a'ea Am
laaador lo fJ?nnany, bi entertalaUBj Mlaa Edll
udn of Ouy Thompaon. whoae engagemeni
., m ,. :?;.: ui reeentlr announeed.
Jamea Bai n Key. arho haa paaaad the sunim-r la
..... ray l bm? In Xi ?*
\,.rk _
The phllanthroplc Dr Willlara H. Craarford, of
v. ... v a need hla enaagem. ? l Muu
n rti.-,-.- Da Ha ?? -. 11 u ' ?' '"?" r'- Hatna and
granddaughtet of thi lab T.i..tn.* raye.
Mr? De f'.ra'se f - -r aa l her d.. ightara, of N'ew
Tork, h?\e returaad fi ra Europe and nill pasa th
? ,n:< r |R Italiimore.
Th- Rarone.a Von Wa".hrn:.a 8/111 v ??:? relBtivaa ir.
N, A-Vork and Baltlmore in the w ni
Mlaa PnttainaB-atewarl la a gueai il tha B/elght
n.an VTlla, RCaf I'hlla le.phla.
Mrs J. In.iglas Barnn. ef Fair Oaka, V,r, will
entenain a bouae party daring tbe Thankagtrtng h di
daya, and amom lh4 - ea ? wlll ha Mlaa Bdltk ray
ai at, aad Edgar Morgaa and Morrlaon Lea, of
New-Tork. Dr. Charlaa MoBurney'a r.ew vtlla i
Lenoa if to ba a cbarmlng eomblnatloa of "Oud
brand ia:en" and Bwlai archlteetura.
M;-s Mary K wiikin- entertamed J. M. Barrte at
her h .me In Kandoiph la?t week.
Mr. anl M'? fJaOTBB Uii/.am fieals are a---t>d ln
their home la B4?oon-at- K.tion. for rhe adater.
Mr. and Mrs Wl'.ilam Ifurrham w'.il pasa the wln:er
ln I'arta and the gouth of Franre.
John Btruthera, of Phllada^hla. has purchnaad the
plCturi f'pie .-.-ittage sltuateil BfanoatU Trmlty ChUTCh
..: U B 'X- _
Miss Hunnewell, daunlner of Arthur Hunnewell.
wlU be on- of the Hwsro., d*l..itan:es thl.-< se,ia?n.
fharirs .'ar. .11 JatlfeaOfl .md famlly bave lefi L-4UUP
ollrn thelr rllla al Bai ii.ni.-ir, an,j retur:.-.d ta thelt
winter home in Haw-York
Mr and Vr.?. Frank W. AndreWB have ciosed their
New'pori v.'ia .mi reiaaned u> Waahlngtoa for ihe
wloti r. ' _
Mm. Mlnot and Mr.'. Kl.li.u.1 0_K?f m'.e returned
t,, BTnahlnatoa _
Mr and Mrs TkOBBaa I.e.iming, of I'hiladelphia.
Bra coachlng wl.h Mr. and Mra A B. Bigeioa la tho
vlclnlty -if Boai at,_
Tha Thomaa Hltcneooka, Jr. Mr. H4rrhart Laeda and
It. M. Appleton wtll ??. io Alken for iha artatar.
Mr F. W Anderson and f.imllv have left Sunaet
I.awii. thell Newport hom-, and reiurn.-d 10 Wanh
Ingtuii.
Mra. (ieorge ll. De F.?nst retanied to New-York
from Larnoa yeaterday._
Rosroa C Waahburn. of Provldenre. and Mlss
Ellse Nevlna. niece of Mrs Henry Nevins, of New
Vork, have announeed iheir engagement.
Tha engagement of Mra. P.lchard Henry Lee. of
PennaylvanTa. to Robert M. Ganney ia announeed.
Mr and Mrs. Sar.kett Murray-Barclay calebrated
thelr allver wedd'.ng annlversary wlth a tea at thelr
Cazenovla Vllla on Monday evening.
Mra R^hert Sturgla ar.d the Mlaaea Sturgia hava
returned to their realdence on P.luenhouae Square,
Philadelphia, from Bar Harbor.
Mr and Mra. Wllllam P. !Lyman have rioaed
thelr Nahaat cottage and returned ta thelr winter
home. No. 2)2 M lrlboro-at^Boeton.
Mra. Wllllam C. Otlaand her daughter. Mra. Pea
body. ha%e returned to Boaton from Nahant.
Mrs Jennie Jerome Hlldt, whos#> marrlage to
Charlea C. Motl, Jr.. has been announeed for No
vember io. i? a gran4fdnuarhtar of the tateAddtaon
Jerome and a i-ousln of Lady Kandoiph < hunhill.
The ''ountess of Warwle)< haa returned to F.aston
I.o.lKe Eaaax, from Bcotlaad. On Novemher 2 the
i;,r! and CoURteaa wlll return to Warwh-k fastle,
and later in the month wlll be among the gueatA
enterialned ly tl.e Duke and Uuelieas of Marl
boroug"h af Hlenhelm.
Mra Weatervelt, of New-York. tloaiSd her chAlet
at Alx-l'-a-Balna early In October an.l. wlth her
daughter and aon-ln-law.Mr. and Mra. Oeorge Trot
ter. went to Parta. . ___.. ,
WEDDINOS PAST ANDTOCOME
The marriage of Mlsa Oraee Hooper. the only
daughter of Mr and Mr>. Edward Auguatus Hooper.
to I>aniel De Woif Wever. waa solemniaed at 3:30
o'clock yesterday afternoon in the Madta.in Avenue
Beformed I'hurch, Madl.ion-ave. and Flfty-aeventh
st. The marrl.ige ceremony, whlrh wi* performed
hy the paatcr of the church, the Rev. Dr. Abbet! E.
Klttrldge. wa* not fo'.lowed by a recpptlon. The
bride wore a gown of heliotrope cloth comblned
Wlth foraat green vclvet, and a hat of heltotrope
veivet dreaeed Wlth green plumes. She carrled a
I ruquet of mlgnonette and whlte roses. Miss May
Wever, the brldegroom'i aurter, was.the mald of
hon r. Dr. Eiri C Kern. of riiicagi, was best man.
ard WlUlam F. BImpeon, Alexander M. Weich. Dr.
Baahford Deaa anl Harry Bashford were the
uahera. Mr. and Mr*. Wever wlD be at home on the
first and aecond Thuradaya in Pecember and January
at thelr new home, No. ITj Eaat 3even:y-ninth-at.
Mr. and Mrsr John I. Davenport. of Stamford.
C'onn.. have *ent out invlt.ttlons for the mtrrlage of
t,ue!r daughter. Miss Mary Davenport, to Jamea
f'-ill.'-rt Graham, of Newburg, K. Y. The ceremony
will take place in tho Preabyterlaa Church. at Stam?
ford. on the evening of Thuraday, November 12.
The areddtag of Miss Se'.ma Arnsreln. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ftigene Arnsteln. of this clty. to Adolph
l.'eherman wlll oc-ur on Tueaday afternoon, Novem?
ber 24, at Delmor.i ? .'->.
Invitatlona wlll *oon be Issued by Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Braeh for fhe marriage of thelr daughter.
Mi-s Hlanohe Hra-h, to M'-rriil G Weiler. The cere
in.<ny wili take pla. t ;;; Iicimonico's on Tueaday
evenlng, Deeemb?r 1.
Margaret.-It Is h.irdly poeelble to glve directlona
mlnute aad compleU aa to enabie any peraon
to make a paper earl without furtber aid. but a
glanee at ihe i.ird, or at one made of tlsaue paper.
Wlll glve the geri-Tal ldoa. Crease a aheet of
whlte tl-sue paper by drawing lt through Ihe
hands. Then >m the sheet in hnlves. Day one
p|?ce upon the other, maklng B double thlckness.
f.,1.1 in in- mlddle. nnd BeW the edges where they
,ome together. Thla muk^ a baa openiat both
enda Tnen new a croaa about an inch and a naii
from the tep, the umjer edge to form .theimre.
Draw the thread n little bo aa to ?bape t Futla
cotton and ahlrr acroaa agaln. k^rlng about twe
inches at the hottom for the talL Wlth the BCU
gora ahape the top llke eara; cul clrcular p>ces for
the eyea wlth plala yellow centrea and uae ahoe
huttona for the puptfa. A pieca of etift, brooaed
i.ai.er nlnch-l t.. ,. iharp polnt and placerl be
iwi.n th" ?yea form. the^beah. Palnt wlth black
and whlte to imltate natural featurea.
Eleanor Bewgrova Houae. nt Himpstead, where
DU Maurler llved for over ten years. Is now an
orphanage for glrla, preatded over by Miss Mo
catta. _
Mrs H. T.?The flr?t Ice cream was made ln
lTTi. iy a Parh ebef.
Antlquarlan.?Mother Oaeaa waa born ln the
year iej] Her BBetodteB were composed for the
benefll of her gmndchlldren. and were tlrst pub
II ihed in 171*1.
Houaekeeper.-L Try paching the egK* in salt. It
ll aald to keep them 'julte fresh for aeveral
mon tha.
I Vou eaa ctean the braaa thoroughly of traatalns
by Ctttttng n l.-mon ln half. dlpplng lt ln table aalt.
u.d rubblng it brlakly over the atalaed epeta
Then dry. an I pollab wlth woollen iloths and
powder,
Nellle.?Dellcate ahadea for evenlng areer ahould
alwaya ba eele ted by gaallght Many ilght colora
? look beautlful ln the day do not "Ilght up"
w ,1 atYntgbl
A gwe<]? ?u |s eetlmated that there are twenty
? | Bwedea llvlng ln Itrooklyn A large num
ber li\?? In New-Torh.
Allce M - -Vot keeplng the hair ln curl the fol
: wlng barmleea prepar.-ulon ls far better than
m.nv idvertlaed. FHi a teacup half fuil of weak
tea and drop two lump* of augar ln it. Stir lt
untll the augar Is thoroughly dtssolved. and let lt
,w,. Dampen your balr with lt before you put
? t ui. in curlen at night, and tne curla aill ?tay
n ni'- v , day If you k.ep thla up for a few
daya yl.rh.Hr wlll aoon beglB to keep ita curl
Indednltely. _
Schoolbov-King Alphonso of Spaln la now ten
yeara old and BOCOrdlng to the Spanlsh Constl
. wlll ' Of age at fifteen.
A PATBIOTIC DEU0S8TBATI0V.
rur. BEFl'BMCAB arOHBN BOLD A "OOLOFN'
RED amiTE AM' IIMK MKRTINO ?"
The Bualneaa Womaa'a AuxBlary of :he Womaa'a
,.. v. latlon held what B ea.leJ a-gokloa
r, l-whlle-an l-bl i< me, r;ng" laal nlghl it -he home of
Hlaa Clara Predencka, No. IM Eaat <-n. -hundred
,,.',. ixteenth-et The room and cbalnaaa'a deab
wt>n ., . ? wlth flags and bUBtlBg, and each
bv n... r ? rea Mg g dd img on the rroat ef her gown
^ general gl rlflcatlon of "OM 'il rr" and hnnes:
-? ,-,.v ?..- Indulged ln. and then the memi.er* awttled
,. mn t0 lht . Muaaton of a gueadoa ralaed by the
? Mr-. Kathrene Lane. ar th.- laat meetlng.
V, niuatraia -omethlng ahe was d!*-i?*ing. Mra,
i,.ne mentiom : th* caae ol a youag aurrled woman
?.',. . tdwlnner for her famlly when I araa
.,.,-. Ilitreaa ar I wobe up Bt :he en l of
L fea yar" to the facl thal her ehljdren were groar
,* .., uhe uttl* aavagea .md h-r huaband aaaal
reidy a conflrmed drunkard; yel lt araa Impoealble
for . ? to : irn bacb then. for rhe waa tha ?o!e de
?"?r ,'. riuh brc'ame ao much Intereeted ln thla story
that 11 reaolved to wntlnue ihe eonalderallpn of it.
., . 11 were read by Kra A k.
k i.i ani m -- ?-. Krederlcka An aalmated dls
,;?;;,?? foiiowed. m whu-h Mra CorneBua B rtobin
-..,11 ? ,1.1.- el Hjuently.
CUO CU H ELECT8 0FFICEB8.
The cila Club had .1 fuU neetlng yeeterday after
n m it belng the oeeaalon of the a:ir.;i.?; electlon of
? c ^|rt ii x Plerce w..s unanlmoualy re
. ! preal lent, wlth the followlng as a->sn:ant offl
.-- Xlea AdetaJde Baaaller, Hr?: vtoe-preeMeat; Mrs.
Lyman D redtagl m. aecond rlee-praaldent; Mis* M.
!. Olbha, .r;<-? .nding secrerary. Mr*. H. Griswold.
recoriint: aecrei irj ? -Mr" Farrand, treaaurer; Mr*. A.
M j tdeon, audltar; Mi?* N M J mes, hleterlaa.
After thi.ctloa the annual reporta of tne different
rji .... irere read The papera ahoared the organlaa
. .. .,, i?. m .1 HourUhini eondltlon. v i.uge num?
ber f aueeta have been entertalned by tha club thl*
year and, aalde from the four month*' vacatlon,
thlrty-two ae. k,\ meatlnga were held durlng the
\\ irklr.g vear Nexl Monday the afternoon Wlll he ln
charge ?>} Mr* Malcolm McLean, an.l "Waehlngtoa
Irrlng" wlll be the tople for Btudy.
FOR IHE 8BUTISB.
From The Phlladelphla Preaa,
L.ice BBenufaeture by InvaUda ls nn enterprlse
whi-h extBta In Chleago, thanka to Mlaa K. I..
Huntlng. Famlly reveraee foreed Mu<s Huntlng
to support heraelf, and she took up lace dealgnlng.
rfhe h.i.l 1-arn. 1 la '<-ni.iklng aa .1 pretty cmploy
ment for Idle ho.irs. and tlOW turned to thla ae
compllahment to earn her Urlag. **he m.>t with
auceea* at the stnrt. aml when sh" found hers?-if
well lannched In the bualneaa she eoaeetved the
Idea of helplag otbera to make the laee, *he to
devote her efforta 10 aelllng the laee to the wealtby
people In cltlea an.l Beaarlde reaorta Bbe ohaalned
addreaaea of thoae in ne.-.l of work from the acure
un of the Bhut-In Bodety of InvaUda.
Slie has bullt up the Imalnes* among them 1111
she now has RftOOU mire or leas regularly em
ployed, scattfre.l all OVer tbe country. from qulet
New-England farmhouaea to ptonoer homes ln the
Kar U'est. They are all Invallds for the reat of
tii.ir lli-ea. many of them .iolng the work In the
-...lltude of their own slck chambers. patlently and
car.fully. wlth thelr languid flnger*. incapable of
anv heavler occupatlon
Fllagree flnerles of flouncea and Jabota. whlch
are aeen at balla and p.iTtleg on the flne gowns of
soclety bellea, have pathetlc llfe hlatorlea wrought
ln leaf and bud. and the rosarlea of cheerful pa
tlenee are told atltch by atltch ln the garlanda of
gosaaraer rosaa that adorn the handaomely dreaaed
women of the gay soclety world.
Mlaa Huntlng haa don* far more than ttmply pro
vldlng a way for thes* membera of tha Bhut-In
Soclety to earn aome money She haa glven them
alao a ohance to Indulge thelr artlatlc and aeathatlc
taate. She has taught them all how to do the
work. for only one or two knew anythlng about
lace-maklng when ahe prspoaed lt to them. Some
of th?m are more expert than othera, but Miaa
Hunt.ng knowa what each can do. and provldea
them with aultable dealgna and directlona, and ahe
1* aure thelr work haa ln ihe alx yeara alnce lt waa
begun greatly changed the Uvea of theae InvaUda.
Beirldea the lndependence of belng aelf-aupport
Ing. It haa glven them many little luzurlea and
made them cneerful and hopeful.
-??j
.4/7. }Y0E 18 UEt
r.iu-e, Btranger. pauae, aa you pas* by,
,And ahed a hrlny tear
In kln.l memory of hlm
Who Uea Interred here.
I dld not dle of fever dread, ?
Nor orampa. nor Indtgeatlon;
I cronked of too much telllng how
To aolve the money queatlon.
?(Buffalo Expreaa.
M/iKER'S PRICES.
We have now completed our Fall line of
Andirons,
Fenders, Fire-Sets,
Gas Logs, &c.
As we manufacture these fcoods we
are able to put them on the market at
lower prices than other dealers.
Conover Fireplace Mfe. Co.,
WAREROOnS?7 and 9 West 30th St,
F-etory 114-130 W. 30I- 84.
CA XA PA'8 WOMA X A XA L Y8T.
SHE INSTRUCTS MEN CHEMISTS, DRUO
GISTS, ENGINEKRS AND COP
PERSMITHS,
THE WORK OP MI-? EDfTH M. CrRfciV. PBO
KESSOR RLLIS S ASSIi-TA.N'T AT TORONTO
I'NIVERSITV?OTHKR PIK) IRK-SIVE
women 0? THE nosiiMON.
A Trlbune reporter visited the depnrtment 0*
rhemlstry ln the Toronto Tachatcal Sehool laat
week, and observed a f;.!r. sllght girl. aweet-volcad
and gentie-mannered. instructing B large claaa of
men. a number of whom were middle-aged. She
was lecturlng on the analysls of alloys, auch as
aoidsrn. l.rass, type-metal, etc Among ihe men
were chemlrts, druKgist*. engln?*ers. ooppersmltha,
galv.inlzed-lron workers, bra/sworkers and other
urtlaana. This woman teachor waa Mlss Edlth M.
Curzon, a II. A. of Toronto Tniveralty an.l u Pub?
lle Analyst of the Domlnlon of COJOWAtU
IffJaa Curzon la the only woman in the Domlnlon
who haa passed the examlnatlon at Ottawa en
titllng her to the poaltlon of Puhl'e Analyat. Under
an acl respeetlng the adulteratlon of fooda, druga
and agrlcuirural fertlllzers, the Domlnlon Go cnv
ment appolnterl Publle Anaiysts ln t>everal I'ann
i dlan distriet*. Professor Ellis, of Toronto Unl
verslty, ls the Analyst for the Dl.-trlet of Toronto.
1 and Mlaa Curzon Is his BBBtBtBBB, She ls engiged ln
I this work on every weekday. Her BBBoa ls ln the
Srhool of Solenci- Buiidlnx. in coune.-tion wlth tha
| I'nlveralty. On four eventngs ..i.h w. ek she at
j tenda the TechnloRl School, to 1.-. tur>- ln ehemistry
| to senior and Junior cla.sses; all le.-iurea are Hlua
| tratsd hy experlments.
! The Toronto Teohr.lcal School, no* in Ita fourth
I year. la malntilned by tha city for th- purpoee of
i providing a teehnlf.il cducntton free of charge.
The suhjecta taught are druiightlng. mod-'Ilng.
ehemlsfry. merhanlcs. math-mritl. B, electrtcnl engl
ne. rlng. steam aml afram cr.glnc. appttod me
. hani.-s, hydraulics and dom-sti.- BCiaiMa
In Miss Curzon'* room in the Srhool of Sclenee a
glan.e at the raaorda of r.-.-.-nt an.tlyse* Mhowed a
list of medlelnes nnd w.iters. pharmaeeutlcal
llqucrs, drugs and oila. Infants' foods. npeelmens
of glnger, pepper, tea, cofTee. rlce-flour, buuer,
eheese, ete , and fertlllzers. MIs* Curzon ls de
i vcted to thla work. and would be an enthuslaet
' were not her utterances tempered by cool Judg
ment.
' 8h? Is a daughter of Mrs. 8 A. Curzon. president
. of lhe Woman'n Canadlan Historleil Soclety of
, Toronto. Mrs. Curzon ia well known ir Canada
1 aa a graeeful wrlter, and as one WBO waa Instru
ni-r.'.-il, ln <o-.yj>emtlon with othera, in obtalntng.
after a hard flght. admlaalon for woaaen ro the uni
? veraltlea, and t-oeducitlon wlth men. The rerord of
', her daughter !.<Bl vid'-n.-e of 'h>- v-nue of the prlvl
lege? thus ohtalned. ?
A lafge number of Toronto women now avall
l themselves of university aducation. Toronto t'nl
1 versity, Vietorla Cniverslty i.M.-thodtst), ln fed
1 rratloil aith the (Jntveralty ot Toronto; MrMaster
Hall (Baptlat) and Trinity L'nlveralty (Eoiacopal)
now open tlielr door... to women. 8t. lillda's f*ol
l.-ife is tho reetdence for woaaen who attend Trinttjr
L'nlveralty. Victorla and Toronto universltlea have
pl.ins for sep.ir.tte eolleire r.-s.derK-es for women.
I Moulton I.adU-s' f'oll.-ge u B hran?h of McMaater
I L'nlveralty ln the aeademl- d.-pirtment: srudenta
fhere prepare only for matrlculatlon. The Presby
terian Ladlee' I'oiiege alao praparaa studenta for
I matrlculatlon.
1'ntll the last ses.-iion Miss E.lith M. Curzon waa
1 the only woman on th.- regular staff of the Toronto
Technlcnl Srhool. Mr.-> Je.in Jo>. a Canadian. nn.l
graduate of the Boston Iriatltute of Teehnology,
has n.-en Iately appotntad ln the de|)artment of oo
| UMtlC arienee. The c-ourae inrludes t.ilks on tha
i cbembttry an<l nutrltive ralue of foo.ls, food adul
I teratlon, rhe s.inltation and furnlshing of the
( kltchen and prartleal cookery. At the openlng of
i the prcsent sesslon. th- Buutagon unnounced that
r!->. .-lasses ln domestie acience w.iukd be rarrled
on If twenty pupiis pres.-nt.-.; themselvea. About
? three hun.lre.1 young women appeared, and word
was r.-.--lved that more were comin;'; greatly en
l.ir^ed aeconmodatlona had to i>.- prorlded, and
several rlasa.rs Were organiZe.I. N.-xt yerir the top
rl-u of the bulldlng wlll be arranged for the iole uae
of thls department. and oth.-r branchea of the cara
of a household wlll be Induded in the general in.
atruotlon glven.
UU8BVM OF Ah'T RECEPTtOW.
HCNDREDS OF VISITORS VIKW THE NEW
COI.LECTIONS.
The autumn leeeprion of the Metropolitan Muaeum
if Arr, held yeaterday aftemoon. was In every way
a moct sueeessful affalr. It was the thirty-flrst of the
serr.i-annua! exhihlrlons. and an unusually large
number of people responded ti the Invlratlons whleh
were lssued. The large Bttaadaaofl was doubtleaa
due, ln part. to a general desire to see the many new
BCOnkdttona of the Muaeum. These eonslst of a largi
number cf paMaraa, and valuablp addiriins to the
department of antl.|'.iit!es. Tlie most impcrtant of
them were mentioned in laat Sunday's Tribune.
Ftaaa I untll I p. m. yaalaiway the iirpe gallerles of
the buiidlng were tllled with aonetaatlf movlng
'hromrs of guesrs. among whim were m,->st of rhe
promlnent aupporters af rhe Mum-tim, and aeveral
forelgners of note. Alrliouuh all riie reoms reeelved
tbeir share of attenrion. !; waa evl.lenr that rhe chief
Interest rentred upon the new paintlng. and among
theae the Joaeph Jefferson lo.m rol'.e.-ti^n aeemed
most atiraettvn. Many admirir.ir r-imments were
made upon rhe p-irtrait of John Plillip Kemble, hy
8ir Taomae Lawrence. The eixlit paintlngs glven by
George A. Hearn were also muih praised. toaether
arlth tha additiona whleh he has made to hia already
large loan exhlblt.
The followlng are a few of tha hundreda of peopla
who were present: General Loula P. di Cesno'a,
Mme. dl Cesnola. Mlss dl CaaBkaU, Miss I_MBB8 dl
Cesnola. Henry G. MarquanJ, Mr. and Mra. A'.an
Marfjuand. F. W. Rhinelander. Mr. nnd Mra. John
Crosby Brown. Wllllam E. Dodea, Wllllam L. An
drews, Jamea A. Carland. Danlel Hur.tlngton. Hlram
Hltcheock. Samuel P. Avery. Balem H. Walea, D.
O. Mills, Georjte H. Story. Haron and Harcness Fava.
Archblahop Corrigan, Prince Louis of Savoy and
Commander Ca\. Aleraan.lry Bertolinl, of the Chrlaio.
foro Colombo, now in port, together wlth most of the
other offleer* of the snip; Cuisiil-iieneril Rruwaert.
cf Franee, I'ount and Counteaa Naaeltl. 8imuel Sloan,
Profiiiajr Walpole, Ml?s Marv Hall Sayre. Wllllam
L. Skldmore. Samuel Ctump. Mr. an.l Mrs. Charlea
W I>ayr..n, Miss Rutii Mor.in. Vr. Charles Inalee
Pard.-e. Hurr H. Nlcholla. I'rofe.sor Henry Drlaler.
Mr and Mrs. Georn< A. Hearn. Silas C. Croft. Jamea
Uupas. Conaul from Moftaco: Mra. Ktizaheth A.
Hltchcocl". Henry Beard, Mlaa Mary II Av. ry, Mra.
J. C. Croly, Mrs. Woolbury L-Jigdon. Miss llenrtettn
S Carradi. Lieutenant Alexatider Newbtircer, Con
troii.-r Ashbel I'. Fl'.-h. I?a\id Johnson. J. Carroll
lle.-kwlth, General Fuz John Porter. Oeneral Kgbert
L. Vieie, Captaln W. H. (Ulver, inarles I>. Pieree.
Consul from Orange Free State; Parke Godwin, John
B L.idd. John I> Wl:t Warner, Felix Auealgoa,
Conaul from Paraguay: Sagnl Smith. Mrs Howanl
Johnson. J. fJL Brown, Henry A. Hogert, Proft>.*aor O.
Caaenta. Mlaa Charlatte Vsn Der Heuvel, Andrew D.
Parker, Rosalter Johnson. Professor R. i">aden Dore
mus, Durand Ruel. Captaln F. Irsoh. Mra. John B.
Kennedy. Mra. Anne C. Bettner, Wllllaai Colgate
and Andrew H. Green._
Cfnropton Qlborrtietments.
pUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS wlll flnd
(Be B-aaha eSlea ot Taa Trtbuna. TS Plaat 81raat. tL C_
? BaaaaBaaa Plaee te laava U_Ur a_v?rtlaamaau aaat aaB>
acrtptiona fer Tbe Trlbna*.
London.
First Avenue Hotei,
High Holborn.
One of the beat for real con
fort and moderate chargea,
Convenlent alike for Clty
Law Courta and West End.
Proprtaori,
Tho 6or_oi Hotolt, Llaiiltd,
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