New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
UP IN BUSY HARLEM.
TWO SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENTS CAR
NvAL AND A FESTIVAL


NvAL AND FESTIVAL
The largo parlors and entertainment rooms OF the
Pngrim Congregational Church. Madison-ave ana ohe'
hundred and twenty nrsst. were filled Win "si'o's vi
four evenings of the last week, the attraction beng
Carnival of Nations given by the Young Ladies 30
cie4y Of the Church. Each booth was srraneca III
Imitation of the county II represented, ana INC AZ
tspdants wcre dressed in appropriate Naoonai cos
tune. There was Mother Goose ROOM Du"n
3dtchen and Q Puritan restaurant ana IN inc 'en.S
and booths Of the various nations were gods on sae
:, ur...nt..,va OF the country. Music and tableaus
verc sven each evening, and considerable sum was
re.u,ed from votes at twenty-five cents each fer
shaudsome bronze pieco from T1hany's 10 go I'd TIC
most POPULAR club In Harlem. The bronze was WON
nv the Harlem Social Club, with 1913 votes the Young
Msn,s CHRISTIAN Association coming second with "4S
~. clos. Of tn carnival on Friday night fine
t..t Vas presented to the Rev. Alexander Lewis as
.,sssnt pastor Of the church, by number OF ladies'
~ tho congregation. Among those taking part In the
carnival were Miss Julia X. Van Emberg, PRESIDENT OF
the society the Misses Bessie whock. Sara T1mpson'
Fannie Phyfe Edith Day, Madge Shrady, Grace sco-
field, Hattie Brockwsy, Miss Goodnonsn, MIS- plen,'
tr Misses Ella Christopher Helen E. Nelson, Bessie
Wilma Cussie Johnson, Miss Libbie, Miss Jessie rem
SeM. Mrs A. g. Lebrecht, Mrs E. N. Long, Ars'
uredsrtck Virgin Mrs. John Archibald, the Misses
Nav yaiIderbogert, Nellie Dodd, Miriam virgin .eio
C;uifok Miss Dorset, Mrs. L. s. DAVIS the "i''eo
T. Doughty r. Solomon, L. Mandervihe' f"0".'
sconeM. Fannie Goodnough, F. Ieggett, T. SOLOMON
l. scofield Faith Demser, Clara Eortzman Ne'''e nov
r.reqor Jennie Duntkin, Miss Botzman, MISS Il. o.
navis Mr. Allen Mrs. Theodore Keccr, jr the MISSES
paxs,e Miller Maria s. Kelton, Isabelle A. hiPp' re
Juncnes Florence Kpp, Marie Hatch, sall'c d. o.
he'll. Daisey Hope, Gesrgcth Brandon, carrie o~'o'
Ethel shraAy, Mrs. Hill. Miss Thiee, MASS Ene0'na"'
the Misses E. Wall, L.. Arrowsmith, Lulu "aei"S.
E,etha Iebrecbt Lizzie Taylor. A Peacock, H. HoPes'
Nanie
6veczy, Mrs. J. shrady, Mrs. L. FRANK na"! '
Misses Lulu Gadds, Jennie L. Shrady, Mamie Ni.''"'
Bertha Shrady. Esteilc Harris and Florence oniauy
somewhat of the same character as the CarhiVa' Vi
Nations was the Grecian Festival ana fromenauo WV
cert given on Wednesday, Thursday and friaay e'on
tngs ct Harlem Opera House Hail. by the "uiu VI ~
Church of the Archangel in st. Nichoia'No. -.
hall was beautifully decorated in Grecah sSie' oa'
the most attractive feature was the gracefui class"
Costumes of the ladies who took part In the ioSN"'
her, were booths for the sale of refreshments mowers
and fancy articles, and numerous other devices io'
raising money TO help the church. i"efo W
husc each evening by the Hungarian band' Rihoer
.vmnhonv nera,rmed by twenty young ladies' under
The leadership of Mrs Dore Lyon and vocal anu III
strumental music by various volunteer periornoi
The affair was marked success, boh arts''ca'S a"u
financially and the success was due IN great "oee
10 tho following and Others who assisted t'ein M0
Done. Lyon Mrs. John Alien, Mr. Hamilton tiiStn''
aierson Mrs Bara Miss McGrew, the Misses zachors'
Ss,s. Mande Steers the Misses Hannah, Miss kroie'
Mig, Heating, Miss Murch, Mrs F. L. Bingnan' MIS-
6earlee Mrs Mccoy. ~,, T.,
The Holy Name society Of st. Ceca's Church. IN
Fast One-hundred- and-sxth-st. gave dTamaac ener
tainment and reception at Central InrhVere.h MI,
on Wednesday evening. The play of May blossom
ne o,yon followed by dancing The proceeds over
&C. OOO will be used for the beneht Oh t' largo '0oo
connected with the church. -,
A fair has been held during the week. and Will
continue to be held during the present week, d. 81
Joseph's Hall, Ninth ave. and Onehundted ahd'weh'S
for the benefit of st. Josephs Church. Among
those In charge Of the enterprise are the Kew fa'er
xessler. pastor, Mrs. Anton Liebler. Miss
1;,ennan. Miss Beberich. Miss Gertrude Leber,
Mr. ph,lip Conrad Mrs Koch. Mrs. NJ. Wilson,
Mrs Kate BALDWIN Miss O'Nell, Miss Mary McCor-
noch Miss Katie Rechert, Miss Mary scholz and
Miss Rose Stan.
The new Democratic club, the Excelsior. has rented
larse clubhouse in hundred and twenty second
ct between Pleasant and First aves' The da'e VI
tbe formal opening will be early In December. John
IavIer is president Charles r. Pierce secretary.
tyam Walsh vice president and Join Cobett treasurer
of the club.
The Youngest of the many Harlem clubs devoted to
snort is the Amsterdam Bowling Club, which meets
every Friday night at the alleys under HammerS'7h
Opera House. o..,
Mice E,;se Marie Paalzow Oldest daughter Of Otto r.
jp.a,zow yxs married Wednesday night. at the First
Reformed Church of Harlem, to William Ru'seh olho
nv ME Rev. John Emendorf. The church was decora'ea
NTH flowers and was filled by the friends OF rile
ronnp couple The bride attended by her sister,
Mise Martha Paa,zow, and Miss Marie Schwenzcz as
,,,aesmaids George Merle best man and James
Morris Solomon Mclaughlin, Benjamin Franklin ana
lanes Walsh were the ushers A weadnS SUPP!
sras served at the home of the brides ather III We.
one hundred and sixty eighth-st near the hhs'p"so
Road. - , -, .,o 1.nox will he held
nj Harlem Opera House Hall on wednesday evening"
November 90. uo,ro.d a, d.,iver the
rso for the benefit Of the Grant Memorial Fund on
Tues snssSements has asked to have his date
chan-ed and the Rev. Carlos Martyr VIII tase ms
place The lecture will be deweeG az sneak ns ON The
Concregational Church. MI Depcw VIII spc@n vi '''9
Following Tuesday night .,.,o ,n.t Friday
The. following nominating commlgee me- f f,i
.venUc nj the rooms Of the Hamilton Republican CluD
SsSnntS ave and one hundred and twenty -seventhSt
IN s Dewey Henry Altman, }. A. r. "i0re; c. Mo
r. F. Wood C. Geddes, W. II. Robinson, j. X. sahs'
C. H. Woodward, James Taylor, H.: b. Kaner, >. %. o.
Howne They decided upon nominating these men LOT
club Officers for the coming year: Colonei ,ioi's
vice president fourth term Colonel G. g. Van Reyken
second Woe president; c: H. Woodward CORRESPONDING
and financial secretary j. Richard Campbell Tecoumg
secrctary Frederick Hulberg twho has held che Omce
since the organization OF the club In 1884, TOT tre
nrer: for members of the executive committee 10
serve three years Frederick Aldhaus, ii. 5. Dewey,
g. r. Vans Henry Altman and George H. Newson were
nominated. The election will take place on the oven
ing of December /.