New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-02
UP IN BUSY HARLEM.
BUSY TIMES FOR THE CLUBS.
WHAT THEY ARE ALL DOING.
NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED AND coMMrTEHs
APPOINTED - DANCES AND RECEPTIONS

APPOINTED DANCES AND RECEPTIONS
President Colvin, Of the Harlem Republican Club.
has announced the following committees for the coming
year: House committee, Silas c. Craft, Richard A.
Brown and James Lockwood; committee on political
affairs, ii. w. Combs II. c. Calkins, g. b. flerce'
John A. Butler and NJ. W. Emmons membership COM
Rittee Dr. John Carr, chairman, and Edward A.
Durham. secretary; finance committee, L. +. Dodd
and Dr. Charles A. Clinton library and reading-room
T. j. vrooman, chairman and W. Amray, secretary.
The Sycamore Club win hold It's installation OF officers
tomorrow evening at the oosey clubhouse. Ffthave
near hundred and twenty fthst The officers to be
Installed are John r. McDulty, president; Dr. John H.
Demarest, first vioepresident; Thomas F. Hayes
second vice president William E. sings, third vice
president; Evan S. Webster recording secretary Flu
gene luxembourg corresponding secretary; James
Cochrane, treasurer Edward J. Atkinson, financial
secretary board of trustees, George c. De Lacey,
Michael J. scanlon. John Reid, David WEIGH. william
H. McDonough, John II. McCarty and John c. Nun
ringer: inspectors Of election Bernard II. Malone
William II. Burke and John j. Ryan.
The Harlem Clubs bowling tournament begins next
Wednesday evening at the clubhouse. Lenoxave. and
One hundred and twenty third-st. Prizes VIII De
awarded for the three highest average scores, each
contestant 10 bowl four games TO determine the aver
ages.
The East End Club held its annual installation OF
officers at the club house No 2o3 East one-hundred
and-twenty -frst-st last Tuesday evening. Inc ioi
lowing the officers installed: John Wright, preS-
dent; Walter F. Kleine. vlcepresident John McNulty
recording secretary: Eugene E. Williams, financial
secretary orge Stock, and John j. HeShin
marshal. Afterward a luncheon was served
One of the most popular bowling clubs in Harlem
is the Monday Night Club. whose members bowl
every Monday evening in the Ellersley Alleys III
0nehmdred and twenty sixth ST., near LenoA-aVe
Preparations are now making for reception ana BAN
some time this month next The officers OF the
lhort Dun 1r.
rotary. William VI. Bernard and captain, J. BOYD
wilson Among the members the Misses Ella d.
Allen Lille Bcdell. Julia Bedford, Florence NJ Ber
nard Estelle Bennett, Lottie Baxton, jennie COOK
/. Fiux Edith Hambet. Evelyn IamiltGn jeanette
Smith Josie Vail May Vail ana Agnes b. Visor Gha She
Bernard, Mr.. Buxton, Ii: Il. Bradbury l. CozzlnS'
A. T. Day, c. Herbert Dunn, ir., 5. W. Ford, 4.
Harry Knox, j.; f: Lloyd r. F. sloane, william 1T T.
man. j. Boyd Wilson and II. c. Watkins,
The Crescent Club smoked and chatted at , What is
known as their monthly smoking party last Wednes
day evening. There were present Thomas Ballantine.
comedian john Cnrley. Alderman Moebus and John
o. CLARK. The Williams Bridge Either Club was
present, and enlvened the party with several seec
The Youthful Bowling Clubs sixth annual ball, at
Kellers Grove lilll assembly Rooms last MeoneSaay
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Zabrnski, who
led the march; Mr.. and Mrs: George Bouard, Mr. and
Goebns, Coroner and MIS- schultz, Mr: and NE.
George K Acherman Jacob Seabold. Edwaiu Whlle
stephen Cramer: +: W. EhrsOm, a. a. briggs, Herman
Arctander, Charles Schneider, Michael Faulhaber,
Counsellor John VI. Tierncy, George Dritchell, A. +.
Young, Thomas a. Muholland. c. A. HOgrefe, John
III. KnOop. j. Holloch and August W. Schmitt A
supper served at which there were tOasts and
experimenting.
An informal reception and installation OF officers
occupied the attention of the Forest Pleasure Club
at the Cafe LOgeling last Tuesday evening The club
is in excellent financial condition and is among the
most popular social clubs of Harlem. The ofncefS
installed President, Samuel l.. Fieber; wee
president, :. Strauss. recording secretary, Philip
Fredander financial secretary Il. Michals treasurer
Nathan Il. Blume; marshal, VI. Marquee: trustees,
Nathan b. FogIe Joseph Anhalt and Louis II. IsaacS.
a pleasant reception was given by the Adal0n
Tennis and Social Club, at the house Of j. j. Gray.
I'm East Onc-hundred and tweDtietl-st on last Mon
day evening. \ pleasing feature was the musical
entertainment given by Hiss Mamie Mc(lnnis, Mrs.
Hiram Fuller, Mrs. Richard Ryer, Mrs. J. VI. smith
and John session Meetings are hcd monthly at the
homes OF the members. The recently elected officers
are President James Il. Gallagher. vice president.
Miss Te Morris secretary and treasurer Frank
\ NJ Bedell
acquisitions 10 Harlem "clubdOmS and is at No. 161
East ne-lnndred- and-twenty ifth-st Last Sunday
the members walked from Tenth-ave and One-hundred
and fifty -elghst TO Kngsbridge Yonkers, Hastings.
and DObbs Ferry, stopping at the latter place for
supper. The party returned the same evening. Their
costume is the regulation walking outfit and dog
cart accompanies the party 10 carry the necessary
to New-Rochelle and return stopping at City Island
Henry Muller president p. F. Morris vice president:
George Westeryelt. secretary John Muller treasurer
Fritz Koeler well known walker from Berlin: John
Henshaw, Of InwOod, and Captain Brown, recently OF
the London Harriers.