New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
UP IN BUSY HARLEM.
ENTERTAINMENTS BY MANY CLUBS.
a BUSY WEEK FOR EVERY oxE-DANCEs, RE-


Among the former is proposition ofelcc D! W. H.
May to amend the consultation. TO make the mutation
fee S25 instead 500. with the proviso that "heh inc
resident membership shall have reached SUI the lh'"
ton fee De then increased to $50 The proposed
amendment does rot meet the approval of the entire
body but there favorable prospects FOR It's adop'
ton.
The Climb began It's bowling tournament last Wednes
dav evening" and a whist tournament is among the
MANY social additions. New members coming IN
and the list contains OF the foremost representa-
uves Of Harlem, well as some prominent downtown
people The Board of Managers has made its an
nouncemeIt Of committees for 1890. and they are as
follows: House oCMHittce-Thomas W. Robinson.
W. H. Ross and John {. Deadly auditing committee
Z. X. ogden. J. F. Patterson and W. H. Caldwell,
committee on literature and art. Wall Wilson
L. f. Grail ana II. \. Kingsley committee on ad-
miss1ons-R. c. DosSett. Edward Townsend and j. J.
Richards.
The installation of officers of the Sycamore Club was
held at the clubhouse. in Fifthave, last Monday
evening. Most Of the leading clubs of the upper part
CT the city we're represented and evening OF genuine
good fellowship was spent The newly lnstdiicu
officers are: President John K. McNulty; first vice
president Dr.. John IL. Dcmarest, second vlcep rcsi-
dent, Thomas F. Hayes; third vice president william
T.. stillIss: recording secretary, Evan . "eo9Vcr
corresponding secretary, Eugene Ottcrboulg treasurer
games Cochr;ne. financial secretary, Ed"aru D. Az
knSOn board OF truStees-GeOlcc T. DeAdOS' -"i'''O'
g. scanlon John Reid. David WEIGH, William II. Nc
Donough John ii. McCarty and John {. Muhzlhser'
inspectors of election, Hernard H. Malone, William H.
Burke and John J. Ryan. The committees for 'he
year have also been appointed and are rs iolo"s
House COMMUNICATION F. Hayes, chalrmdh'
Michael Seaman, secretary; Peter Bowe John NJ
Coman George c. DeLacy, JOHN r. McNulty ana
Thomas +. Gilroy tex ofhco' committee on member
hip-Dr John II. Demarest, chairman; George Z. Dc
n Webster Thomas I. IaVeS,
John C. Mnnzincer, John NJ. Conan and Philip W.
Kopper: committee on public atalrS-Joseph p Fal-
Ion chairman; Thomas 5 Tmpson Henry T. NC
Gowan william f. StillingS, Thomas F. Hayes Charles
Wede and Thaddeus Moriarity; library committee
George p. Webster, chairman; Philip W. kapper, sec
rotary AShbci =. Fitch, Henry L. MCGOWAN, Peter
Bowe, y Il. O'ConnOr and William +. stillngS; en-
tertaiunent committee-John VI. Conan. chairman;
DR. J. H. Dema7est Michael ]. Scanlon, David Wcch,
William H. McDOnOUSh, John Red and Edward J.
Atkinson: finance committec-William p. Kelly chair
man: Joseph J. ODonohue, William +. Croft,
Charles Welde, William L. Brown, Thomas T.
Girov. Andrew j. White Peter Bowc. John X. McNultv
and Evan :. Webster reception conmittee-Thoma, ;.
Tlnpson. chairman; samuel E. Hendricks. Robert
Bonyng. Eugene Durnin. Benjamin 7. Rhoads.
William IL. KNOX Bernard j. Tmncy Louis +. Haicn.
William ). Kennedy, Jacob WaShburn, Edward j.
Kccch Thomas If. Lee. William +. Mcdonald. Ed
ward j. Atkinson and William II. Burke; committee
on building >iic-John NJ. Conan, John Whalen. James
Cochr,ac, John Il. McNulty, T. F. Hayes, Joseph p.
Fallon and Charles Wcde
A resolution read, and approved bv rising
vote. expressing the sympathy Of the club with
Secretary of Tie Navy Tracy in his affection and tbs
resolution, ON motion OF John c. MinZinger.
telegraphef to Secretary Tracy at Washington. After
the business session closed tempting supper was
served by the steward, Lawson. Music. specchmaSins
and expressions Of goodfellowshp marked tile close
OF the installation.
The East End Club held their invitation tan at
New Turn Hall. No. oil East northumberland twenty
fouth-st.. last Tuesday evening The management was
under the direction OF the following committees Floor
commitec-Andrcw l. Quinn, Charles Jeinek, Fred
eric Hock~.octter, Harry C. Elliott, Joseph C.
lrec.-nscr James F. King Rudolph Ehrhard and
Rudolph Schocmmeu: reception committee William
ROmcr, Michael Dolar. julius y. UOrus'e.n John
Dcvcry, August Policeman and CAarle, g. Brown
arrange ut> contradictions King. David J. Cary.
John Mcclure. Walter Hoover and Edward SchCem-
nell. The march Wa led bv The president John
Wright and Ms 2iagg Whclau about seventy five
couples followed.
The reception and BAH Of the Pansy Club Of ilar
lem. ri NOant Morris Academy, Onc-hundred and
tcntl-st. and ThN-aNc.. last Tuesday evening. was
Of ;hc most c,-fu yet given 10y this popular
young club. The IanSy Quartet. composed Of George
J.. Perry. William q. McGrath, Henry w. Moebus and
Alfred p Clilnark, gave number Of choice selec-
tiols, two Of which. .Mier the Battle and The
Little Wanderers we're composed by members Of the
quartet. .Nter the musical feature OF the entertain
,ncnt. the march formed. under the leadership
Of John {. Kurtz. accompanied by Miss Lena Nichols.
Among those who followed were William q. Nc
tirath, Miss Katie McCnn, Henry MOcLUs, Miss Mamie
Bransed. =. Sldtery. Miss VI. Judge J. steugeI Miss
Gussie Kurtz. ii. Kurt, Miss L. Large George Cur
land, Miss Mamie Donneny, Mis-, f. Main. George
Brady Mis- NJ Brady. II. Wallace, Miss Mamie Postich.
Harry Brown Miss \. Brown, Il. Schenng. Miss NJ.
Seame, !. Bender. Miss Anna snyder and \. Hay.
Washington Camp No. 3. Patriot order Sons Of
America, gave their annual reception and entertain
mcnt at Harlem Turn Hall. East one -hundrcd-and-
twenty 1ourthst, last Thursday evening. The musical
programme contained the names Of Professor Ballcu
tine, Miss il. Res Miss Lila TIcmble. Jane, Dixon
and the Empire Banjo Club. The entertainment
a particularly pleasing feature. The officers Of the
camp for the Ca.cut year J. J. Furey, past prcs
dent j. w. Watdsap. president; G.. H. Skinner vice
president; J. j.. Knccht master Of forms and ccre-
monies: ID. NJ Doughty. recording secretary; II. If.
Watkins, financial secretary A. W. Monroe, Urea
". \. Eoomc. CONDUCTOR d. Davis. inside guard.
and Z. A. MaucS. outside guard. J. W. stOner,
National master Of forms aud ceremonies present
from Philadelphia and made brief address on tho
objects and benefits of the order AbOut 10 80 tic
march was formed and was led by Mr.. and Mrs.
~ \. Doty, j.. and about $50 couples followed
The SIKH annual entertainment and reception Of
Rainbow Council, order Of Chosen Friends, given
In West End Hall last Wednesday evening. large
and Jolly crowd present and the evening Afforded
ample enjoyment for all. The march was led bv
j. Williams and his daughter, Mrs. j. ". oliver.
The following among the many present: j. H.
Blanchard, VI. SGnmcr1icd, ". T. Bel, \ l. MaisraI'
J. W. Patrick +. Murdoch, +. Wilmunt Jr, H. Rama
gan J. Barrett II. ,OWron, Y. Knapp, VI. T. brennan,
J. K. Foley, L. J. Mayer, }. }. schwng, Il. :. Me
Kean j. NJ. Rydci. j. r. Banker and IL. X. smith.
The monthly social party Of the Augunata BOwhnS
Club, of Harlem held at the home Of the Misses
Martcus, in East OnehundTed and hfteenth-st, last
Monday evening Among the members present were
w. Martin, Theodore Thedford. Charles W. Iiaddon,
c. Watkins. Charles secor Mr.. and Mis-. +. W. Wat
kins, Misc T.. Dn MOln, Miss +. Watkins, Miss Lou
MOodman, Miss l.. j. iaddOn and the Misses Mdrtcus
The time ana place OF the neNt meeting have not
yet been given. The Augunatas and MyanUtas, Of
Harlem, viii bowl a match game February Il.
The Iodine Club, OF Harlem, VIII complete IT'S
kalraIIle and