New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
TOPICS OF CURRENT TALK.

The Bank of Harlem has been in existence only
tvsnty.two months and the number OF depoSi'ors
reached the thousand mark during the latter part oi
the last week. ao-,,..
A musical and literary entertainment and calico
s4opps was given by Lloyd Aspinwall Post No.
500 Grand Army of the Republic, for the benefit o.
the most relief fund at the Washington Heights
atbensenn al One hundred and-ffty hfth-st and the
boulevard on Tuesday evening. II proved to be an
enjoyable affair
A ladies' fair, for the benefit Of the Binding fund
of the Free Episcopal Church Of The Archangel, was
h.,a on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday afternoon
and evening in the rooms Of the Harlem Democratic
Club in East One hundred and twenty hfth-st
The sixth annual fair of the Episcopal Church OF
ST Edward the Martyr. in East One hundred -and-hD-
St was held in Mount Morris Hail. at Thid-aVe ana
Ono humid ed and tenth.st Tuesday Wednesday and
Thursday, under the auspices OF the "uilu Vi 81
Edward the Martyr.
Tbe Knights of Pythias of Harlem gave reception
IN honor of Post Representative j. Foot in the rooms
of Ivy Lodge, No. l67, at No. 40 East Onehundred
and twenty -ftthst., Monday night
glee club class drill in sght-leadng has been
organized in the forkvle branch OF the Young men
Christian Association
The members of Judson Fitzpatrick Post, No l43
Grand Army of the Republic. gave reception, at
which handsome silk nac was presented to the Posi-
hy the women friends OF he members, at Wef Ehd
Hall in onchundred and twenty -iifth-st, on "enhes-
nay evening Commander samuel III. Bailey introduceu
Senator Jacob A. Cantor who made the presentation
speech
The RAYMOND Literary and Social Society held
regular meeting al Its MONS at NO l39 East fhy-
uInthst OH last Sunday evening and elected the fol
lowing officers for four months President Professor
NJ wotf frt vice president Miss T. Well; second
Stcepresident A. Gushing Kurtz: recording secretary,
A. E. Brandenburg, financial secretary Miss b. silver
berg: treasurer. Miss NJ. Goldberg: marshal. T. r. +
IicRenteil and editor. GusaY j. Paul. pubic IN
staation will be held al The next regular meeting On
December /. r.. a..
The Guild OF the Holy Trinity Chapel, IN Last one
hundred and tweftEs gave an entelalnmeh' III INC
youpc Mems Christian Association Assembly Rooms. In
West One hund and twenty fifth St. on wednesday
bvenine for the benefit OF the chapel The programme
lras an interesting Among those who took part
were the following: Miss Naude Ferris. Ness J.. Dssman
Mis- s. Mahon, J. smith, Miss a. Ebert, Thomas
Eestley, r., and Harry l.. Clark.
The acveat u The season" in the Twenty, third and
NJ Mems Christ tan Association, which Opers December
30. temporary building 30 by 1925 feet, has been
erected and fitted up at Alexander ave- and one
hundr red thirty cighthst. Tor that purpose. The
principal churches Of the district will cooperate and
each win I've represented by the equipment OF table
Ex-senator Warner Miller has consented 10 make the
opening address.
AD Interesting musical and literary entertainment
Under the direction Of n Il. Marshmau, was held IN
tie Baptisf ChilCh of the Ecdeemer chapel, at one
hund ed an ih rtyf sisi near LenOX-avc. on Frda,
evening. Nearly an of tlos" VITO took para were
members of tho Sunday-sch0ol