New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-03
TOPICS OF CURRENT TALK.

,n. fair held I'm West End Hall In Onehundred anu
twenty ffth-st, between Seventh and E'ehth avs"
far the benefit of st. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran
Chnrch during every afternoon and evening of the
,as, ,reet has beep successful and the under
whose auspices 1t was held are W NC consi"'u
upon the success of their efforts. .
Haow Zen was celebrated by the Girls Friendly
Society of ST. Andrews Parish by holding sociaoie
An the lecture ROOM The assistant pastor OF inc
church, the Rev. Dr. Niles, made short speech, an
Informal programme of music and recltauohs was
given and refreshments were served.
Revival meetings are held every night except
Saturday evenings at the Peoples Church and Harlem
Mission at One-hundrei and twenty fourth-st ana
second-ave There Is also preaching every sunday
at 10 30 q. m. and 80 p. m The sunday-scnooi
meets at ? D.
Fraternity Council No 90. Order of Chosen Friends
gave AN entertainment at Walaces Association Hall, at
Onehundred and twenty ninth-st and Fourthave, on
last Friday evening
The Young Ladies' Parish Association Of Holy
Trinity Church gave concert at the rooms OF the
Young Mems Christian Association on Wednesday
evening. About $3.50 was realized, which goes 10
pay for the new tower on the church. Among those
who took part in the entertainment Miss
Charlotte Walker, Miss Groebl, Albert l.. King and
Carl T.. Duff
The Merry Couples. social organization, held
reception and bail at Mt. Morris Hail on Thursday
The scaool Iiem," periodical devoted to Harlem
SCHOOLS, Will Dc puDHsbcN DctIiLlhs UO-mOffOW. II
will devoted 10 school and The doings Of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
The Massasoit Club opened lis new club house at
No. 2lI West One-hundred- and-twenty sixh-st on
The Friendship Social Club held a reception at the
in one hund twcfh-s Second
ave- on Monday evening
The Hamilton Republican Club gave "la1ies'
receptionn on Tuesday evening. The club house was
crowded with The friends OF the members. Carl
Ianzer looBei after the programme, which was COM
,sosed OF Rotations and musical selections.
The Young Mems League was formed in the Mount
Morris Baptlst Church on Monday evening, and the
Sol,owing officers were elected: President. james
Rodgers vice president Eugene S. Peters secretary
John p stoco ker, and treasurer, Luke Rap.lyea The
object Of the league is TO further religious ana
literary movement among the young men OF the
churcl, and also among the young men OF Harlem
Generally A meeting will be held tomorrow even
he In the church, to which all young men are IN
Inc Mistetoe DRAMATIC Society gave entertain
ment at the Lexington Avenue opera House on
Monday cveDing, tor the benefit OF the ST. Bona
venture Beneficial society, Of Harlem. Among those
who took part were J. b. Iafien, T. q. Refill
Miss K Ricbort, Miss c. l.. Juch. Miss l.. Richert
md Miss M. Smith.
Thomas {. f. Ecclesine Will give lecture on
Huclday evening, November H. IN 81. Jerome's
Hall in One.hundred and hrty seventies ST. Tor the
benefit OF The poor Of ST. Jcrome'S Parish The
subject will be Ireland With and Without Home
Rule
THE Nonpareil Rowing Club Will hold IL, annual
ball IN the Turn Vercin Hall, In East Sixty
Usventh-st, on the evening Of January 81.
ThA pauntless Boat Club Will give . tally-ho