Eclectics Club Denounces Mrs Walling Over Marital Unrest
Mrs Elizabeth Bacon Walling was barred from reading Marital Unrest at the Eclectics Club after members protested the premature press coverage of her address. Dr Anne Donoghue offered an alternate topic Shakespeare As a Lover and Husband amid the scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bacon Walling
Eclectric Club
Walling
Anne Donoghue
Dr. Donoghue
Mrs. Walling
Delmonico’s
Charles B. Trumbo
Dr. Donog
Comparative Literature Society to Offer Six Lectures This Season
A course of six lectures with an opening address will be held on Wednesday evenings from February 11 to March 23 under the Comparative Literature Society. Charles Sprague Smith delivers the opening address on the society’s view of Comparative Literature, followed by Edward Howard Griggs speaking on The First Part of Goethe's Faust. Advisory council members include Howard Furness and William Dean Howells. Secretary is Mrs. Charles H. Rush at Hotel Seventy-Second Street and Central Park West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comparative Literature Society
Socity
Charles Sprague Smith
Edward Howard Griggs
Camp Howard Furness
William Dean Howells
Wentworth Higginson
Richard Henry Broghara
Charles H. Rush
Thce Seventy-Second-St
Central Park West
Appointment ends dispute over Brooklyn Library head
At a Tuesday directors meeting the Brooklyn Public Library appoints Adams to replace Mary E. Craigie as head of the travelling libraries department. Craigie had written board members accusing illegality in her dismissal and urged reconsideration but the motion to rescind failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Craigie
Brooklyn
Craigie
Library Board
Conft
Charis ”. Phillips
Fnally
Igie
Adams
Haarlem Philharmonic Concert at Waldorf Astoria
The Haarlem Philharmonic Society presents a morning concert at 1 o'clock in the Astor of the Waldorf Astoria. The event showcases an enterprising musical program by the society this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem Philharmonic Society
Astor
Waldorf-Astoria
College Settlement Report Highlights Expanded New York Facility
The thirteenth annual report notes acquisition of 88 Rivington Street and addition of 188 Ludlow Street. It outlines new boy and young men facilities, a club program, kitchen and manual training rooms, and art classes attracting Italian residents. Nine residents support nursing, family casework, and probation services. a gymnasium is urged. Mount Ivy summer camps hosted eighty boys. cooking and kindergarten programs continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivington St
Rivington-st
Ludlow-st
Elizabeth S. Williams
Society
Miss Wiliams
Mount Ivy
Massage in Third Edition of Manual Therapeutics
Dr Douglas Graham of Boston releases a revised edition of Manual Therapeutics a Treatise on Massage with twenty seven chapters. The volume cites cases from eminent physicians including Mitchell Brown Sequard and Charcot and discusses facial head and spinal massage and its effects on skin hair and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippincott
Philadelphia
Douglas Graham
Boston
8. Weir Mitchell
Brown-Sequard
Charcot
Paris
Graham
Memorial service for General Sigel in New York
A memorial service for General Franz Sigel, former commander of the Eleventh Army Corps, will be held next Saturday at 6 p.m. at the Lafayette-Brevoort Hotel in Manhattan. Attendees include General Howard General Carl Schurz General John T Lockman General James Grant Wilson and possibly General Sickles. A large attendance is expected with Metropolitan Museum of Art director General L P Cen tre Park also listed. The event is organized by the Veteran Association with Stewart L Woodford leading the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
Eleventh Army Corps
Lafayette-Breveort
Fifthave
Eighth St
Howard
Gettysburg
Carl Schurz
John T. Lockman
James Grant Wilson
Daniel E Sickies
Franz Sigel
Eleventh Corps
L. P
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Central Park
Nassau-st
A. B Searles
Front St
Stewart L. Woodford
Veteran Association
Din Veteran Association
Pass It On Society Note From The Tribune Sunshine Society
A civic message urges kindness and passing on good deeds with a postal address for letters to The Tribune Sunshine Society in New York City. The note encourages writing kindness on hearts and includes a quote from Thomas Chalmers about deeds shining like stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Chalmers
Charity gifts and new Manhattan branch of Sunshine Society
Readers report cash and in kind gifts for children and invalids from multiple donors across states, including Connecticut, New York, New Jersey and beyond. A new Manhattan branch of the Sunshine Society is organized with Mrs. Edward Morse Cutler as president, detailing volunteers and contributions such as dolls clothing books and toy boxes for Little Mothers festival and other holiday aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
T. S
Edward Morse Cutler
Beresford
J. H. Waterhouse
E. Hutchings
William G. Demerest
A. E. Scott
Charles Seaver
Pauline Siemon
Adelaide Maidhof
F. L. Waterbury
John B. Campbell
F. A. Gordon
M. A. Willis
G. Isaacs
A. E. Thompson
M. E. Moelvin
T. R. Cutler
Ruth E. Sperr
Theodore F. McDonald
Marie McDonald
William Anway
J. Crowell
Brooklyn
Passaic
N. J
Louis Bossert
Charlies Bossert
Miss May Bossert
du Boils
Adelaide Gould
Bloomfield
Glen Ridge
J. Theodore Sawyer
Lisa A. Fletcher
Manchester
N. H
M. E. Crouch
Boston
M. L. Suydam
Sunshine Santa to visit East Highty-eighth Street and West Side
Mrs. John S. Law directs Kris Kringle to the East Highty-eighth Street home for fatherless children and to the West Side for colored children. Sunshine by T S S members will also visit Roselle New Jersey and Bethlehem Pennsylvania. Eliza Lawrence Jones aged 91 of Syracuse New Jersey has died after a long life, leaving fond memories and many acquaintances. Her dancer daughter Virginia L. Jones leads the Working Girls Club and T S S branch in Syracuse. Sympathies go to her son and brother as they mourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TL. E. L
Brooklyn
Wisconsin
Idaho
Express
West
Providence
R. L
John S. Law
Sunshine Santa Claus
Laurel
East Highty-eighth-st
Kris Kringle
T S. S
Roselle
N. J
Bethlehem
Penn
Eliza Lawrence Jones
Syracuse
Virginia L. Jones
Orking Girls’ Club
London
Vanrennen
Gertrude Vanrennen
Vixen
Mrs Langtry’s The Crossways Showcases Paquin Gowns
The Imperial Theatre London production of The Crossways wears Paquin designs in multiple acts. The first act features a white tulle gown with silver embroidery and water lilies, a white liberty mantle with a rose petal hood, and a pink liberty lining. The second act shows pale blue satin de chine with Alencon lace and blue passementerie. Acts three and four present royal blue mousseline de soie with jet embroidery and black chantilly, and pink voile with pink chantilly bodice and roses.
Mother Mission appeals for support at Florence Crittenton House
The Mother Mission at Nos 21 and 23 Bleecker Street, Florence Crittenton House, seeks personal interest and material aid. It notes the locality has become more livable and safe through its work and urges visitors to witness the efforts. Remittances clothing and other items are gratefully received especially at this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Crittenton
Bleecker St
Widow and Wife Clash Over Freedom in Croxford Tale
In a London flat, Vi Eddison clashes with husband Paul Addison over independence and marriage vows. She plans a Christmas trip to Croxford while hinting at widowlike freedom, prompting Paul to consider exposing or stopping the deception. A letter hints Vi’s return to Croxford and aChanged dynamics loom as the tale unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude
Croxford
England
Paul Addison
Ife
Vix
Paul
Vi Eddison
Sid
Paul Eddison
Someei
Wilful
Jewelry Gifts Dominate Christmas Shopping Trends
The article surveys popular holiday items from horn combs and ivory pieces to amber hair ornaments and silver mounted vanity sets. It highlights stationery, handkerchief boxes, glove cases, pearl chains, and ornate necklaces as top gift choices with emphasis on Oriental designs and amulets.
Tiffany calendar for 183 arrives with holidays and rates
The Tiffany calendar for 183 offers a yearly calendar and notices of legal and church holy days, plus foreign and domestic postage rates. Free upon request from Tiffany & Co. Union Square, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffany
The
Tribune
Tifany & Co
Union Square
New York
Merchants Plan Protest Over City Transit Conditions
The Merchants' Association of New York issued a circular calling for a citywide protest against overcrowded streetcars and inadequate service. The petition targets the Manhattan Railway Company and other carriers, urging Mayor Seth Low to enforce public rights and demand proper facilities, seats, and reduced passenger loads. Signed by William F. King, John C. Eames, Henry R. Towne, and George L. Duval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Association of
New York
Bar Association
Physicians of
Merchants’ Association
Tom Hon
Seth Low
City of
Committee On Franchises
William F. King
John C. Eames
Henry R. Towne
George L. Duval
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EK J. Collins
West Thirty-third St
Mrs. Craigie
Haarlem Philharmonic
Weynrich
Gen
Sigel
INE
Colvin
Tribune Sunshine Society
Tribune Building
Nework City
Sunshine
A. E. Brunn
Connecticut
Hoboken
W. Brink
A. B. Stone
E. W
Elizabeth Graham
Samuel M. Janney, Jr
Allen
Auburn
N. Y
Frank Drummond
Allendale
H. B. Andrews
Laura A. Reynolds
Sydney Evans
Miss Crossey
T. A
Alice Morris
State Hospital
Middletown
Conn
B. Starr
L. A. Fletcher
H. Barnes
Emily Colton
M. C. Farnsworth
J. Fitch
A. C. Hoe
John Krell
L. C. B. Fredonia
Annie M. Tyler
McHenry
N. D
Hallie Goddard
South Londonderry
David Poynter
Mount Vernon
I. W. Pope
M. Moisset
East Ninety-fifthet
Dean Milman
Crittenton “Mother Mission
Dearest
Victoria
Vanrennens
Negsete
Eddison
Godfrey
Geoffrey Cruce
Geoffrey
Dresden
He Jackson
North
E.7th St
Pravents
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