New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
UP IN BUSY HARLEM.
ENTERTAINMENTS OF MANY KINDS-QU Els
TIONS OF THE HOUR

medical attendance Superintendent o'Reiily pun an
end 10 the discussion by saying That nc was peecus
able OF all the patients IN MS CHARGE anu
that should he be overrin at any time. there were
iozen outside physicians witmn easy CALL WIN "o"
readily come 10 his assistance
The last week was a successful one at Hammer
STEMS. 49,
A special meeting of the Hamilton Republican Club
will be held tomorrow night. The meeting i oohei
forward to with considerable interest report of
the Auditing Committee and other SUBJECTS VIII DC
considered. growing out Of the recent oroer co'S c
clubs cafe.
The Harlem Choral Club will give its third and
last concert for the at Pilgrim Church. on the
evening OF May %
The retnrns from the Twenty ninth Police Precinct
on wednesday morning showed that no arrests had
heen made in Captain Wcstervelt's district during
the preceding twenty four hours. That TINS showing
was due TO any remarkable accession of morality by
the inhabitants of the Twentyn Is not altogether
certain.
The closing entertainment and reception Of the
GI.nwood Dramatic Society. at Harlem Democratic
Club Hail. on Monday evening. was an exceptionally
pleasant affair. After a short musical programme
iancing began at II O'Clock. Among those taking
part in the entertainment and reception were MISS
L. VI. Schultz F. W styles. W. DonnelN, e. -
rnton Mrs A. Brown, IL. Brooks Walter Cobb. MISS
Naude linton william DOnnelly, Miss DonnelN W.
H. J-pton Miss Lillian Upton. David Allen. Miss MAY
Bailey Mrs. F. W. styles Mrs John zerfsSs' MISS
Minnie zcrfass. Mrs. Mortimer, Miss Louie Schu''e'
Miss Buxan. Miss Grace Bancker. MISS May N0i'''
and Miss Maude Clark
The installation of the officers of Constantine Com
msudcrv. No As Knights Tempar. took place Tues
dav evening at the hall Of the Commandery. IhlFd-
ave- and One hundred and twenty fourtisl ihe'o
vas large asSemblaGe Of knights and friends Inc
installation of the following officers was performer pS
cir George W. Wagrove p q. NJ OF the STATE oil ''eW
York: Eminent commander. James Bowen general
Iohr SaiS
r. Conant prelate Dr. a. W. Brockwav: :. W.. George
W Walgrove: j. w. Lyman :. King; treasurer u a.
Marsh: recorder John W. Potter; standard-hearer
C. W Gaylor: swordbeaIer. Henry j. snow "a'ueh'
r W NJ Worlev: sentinel. Robert Brown.
Songs and tablcaus of the war VIII be gwen Oh
Wednesday and Thursday evenings at the sawyer Ne
mortal Church. one hundred and twenty ST. ana
Lexington ave.
musical and literary entertainment viii De eire.
tomorrow night at Association Hall by the 'n'Gue
society of the Lexington Avenue BAPTIST Cnurch I''
programme will include dnl by seventeen Vo"nS
ladies The proceeds Of the entertainment VIII De
devoted TO the refurnishing of the church.
Tho Chinese sunday school connected with inc
PILGRIM Congregational Church. of which the he'
nr : H. Virgin is pastor. will Join with the o'ner
-hinese sundsyschools of New-lork ana Ne"''o'''
n an excursion to BovntOn Beach, June !"
Tho noubors Of the Metropolitan Rowing Club OF
the Harlem River. will have their annual dinner 10
,ay AZ the boulevard Hotel, College Point
Tho clubhouse of the new Norris Club, at No. 6ol
East one hundred and thirty ninths was opened on
Friday night. The house Is three-st"ry oWHli'N
standing a few doors cast Of WiSavc. The Officers
Of the cub are President VI. Jaqucs voepresdcnt'
Iouis o Van Dorcn Henry Morris and \. Livingston
Norman: sccretar.es II. J. Peterson and b. T. John
son: trca surer. John Frick.
The residents and properiyownerS OF Washington
Heights consider themselves inadequa'cly protector
against destruction 10y fire The moiority OF the
, ist arc
, rre start in the neChborhood the chances for
,onnagration are extremely good. only one fire
.ncre and one hook ladder truck have beer placed
n the district the engine house being a; Amsterdam
ave. and hundred and IF fouuhSi Another
6rccncine j. stationed at Amstcrdain-ave ana Law
renee ST. hut this the foot Of the Tenihave h1'
and in order 10 reach Washington Heights rounn'
about course. consuming much tine. must he taken
The Clio Literary club Of Harlem had = luncheon
on Wednesday al Clark's in West one hundred ana
twenty. nfthSt. The club i composed entirely OF
women and from their feast all members Of the male
sex were r1dy excluded even the walters we're
told they would be longer needed after he ''th
was removed The toasts . prepared bN MT.
C. d. Baker and were responded to as follows 'Hp'
Mrs C. D. Baker: Friendship Of Women Mr.
Plumb: The study Of History" Mrs. Hay; Those
Who love U.s. Mrs. Garrett: The Land Of The
Starry Flag Mrs. A i. Humphrey wife Of the
,ecre.ary Of the Republican League The women
Novels" MIR. Gumble: Poetry and the Poets
Altrulsm.'
con- Mrs. E. ". Cutler wife Of the secretary
Of the Harlem Republican Club. Mrs. Citing acted
as toastmstress.
The second OMEN air concert Of the season by the
list Regiment Band in Mount Morris Park on Ines
day night brought ont the usual large crowd oeapl'e
the threatening weather. These concerts couIu DC
made much more enjoyable TO those who care Tor the
music by judcious police suppression OF tle ho"Ihs
small boy.
fo,e
pacopct Climb has been engaged for the same Office
ny the Harlem Club. which will serve a u Die d hoN
dinner At 6 or 6 80 O'Clock each day IS soon a
six or more members have signied an INTENTION OF
regular patronage.
ON the evening Of next saturday the Saturday
NIGHT Rowling Climb will celebrate the close Of It's
season nv tally no coach ride. The coaches. SIX or
eight in number will leave the clubs alleys in ono
hundred and thirty -SiXthst. at O'Clock and VIII
No driven to Yonkcrs where dinner will be served
A drive home by moonlight will end what promises
10 be an exceedingly pleasant affair
An ENJOYABLE musical party Wa given on FRIDAY
eyennc OF the week before last bv the Misses keard
at their home. No 49, WGt one hundred ana
twenty irst-St. Among those present ana 'iN'"s
part in the dancing. which lasted until a. NJ. wcre
Mrs. Eugene Gillette. Mrs. Theodore thompson MIS-
Edith CHAMPION Mrs. DR.. vehslage. Miss Emma f.
Anslctt Miss Emma Kcllard. Miss Florence Man
.heser Miss Minnie still, Miss Edith Kellard. Mrs.
NJ Mccullough, Mrs NJ. kellaId, Mrs. NJ. TAYLOR, Mrs
John Gillette, Mrs. Harold st. John and Miss May
Kcllard.
Bishop Thomson, Of Mississippi, confirmed class
If thirty young women on Tuesday evening at HE
church of the ArchanGcl. st. Nichoas-ave. and one
hundred and ,eventeenthst The rector Of the church
is thc Rev. Charles i. Treat
The Kings Daughters connected with the Lenox
Avenue Unitarian Church gave an apron festival on
Tuesday evening at the home of c. II. i1nhhan, so.
10 Wes One hundred and -thrticth-st, which melted
sbout $50 for the fund OF the church
Real estate dealer. express themselves as generally
satisfied with the spring trade Harlem property.
The closing reception for the season OF the
Argonaua Bowling Climb was held one week ago last
evening al the home Of Mrs James MADDEN. No. l67
Co, ono. hundred. and fourtecnth-~,. Among those
nro.eot we're Mr. and Mrs F. W Watkins. Miss f. !.
Eiuch