New-York tribune., 1890-04-13
UP IN BUSY HARLEM.
GAY WEEK FOLLOWS THE LONG, DULL
LENTFN SEASON.

Regiment,
Ing, easily ranked first Fully thousand peopc
filled the handsomely decorated ballroom ana a"n'Ns
them were representatives OF some Of the most pioI
nent military organizations in the city. Ihe com
rnittees in charge Of the affair were made mp as ioi
lows
F. r %n.tin' private F. w. Brandes. ii. Z. Montague,
G. B. Butler. Reception Lieutenant wi.r' .,i.','
Flandrau (activcj. Colonel VI. = Lncl,
HSqSh Lieutenant Fs%Ge cooGe H. Ga''n K,
White Lieutenant ". y. Philbnck dlonorIyl
Among the many present were
Euen' Mrs. G. H. TstricR MI. T. NJ Tnderhii Mr.
II. r. White. Mrs. W. ~ Plhlbnck, Commodore iWnp
B Low and Miss Low. Lieutenant ChristofeL OF tie
47th Regiment. BROOKLYN; Lieutenant Pa-c9 ana CAP
tain Wilson. of the I'd BATTERY MS Pasco' I@e"1nant
Lieutenant crane and Colonel Leo. I'D EeHmcnt
Mrs. Leo. Lieutenant Colonel James u pc,ni,on;;
Major Dovncs captain A. r. Franc, Llc"1e9aht v,i,t
Irancis Lieutenant J. \. Go9mg captain , MrHnn'
Kennedy Lieutenant Ward. list he-ment, M.
Denn>on. Mr. Francis. Mrs keck. Ms Homer MI.'
Kennedy. Captain Daniel Ncshitt Lieutenant Ne,tlt'
Ordnance Sergeant J. Watson Cochran. Henry Bort
charles Leonard. 7th Regiment: Mrs. Nc~ltt. Nrs.
William Leonard Mrs Charles Leonard Leusnni ,, -
ment Corporal T. C. srykcr; 2.d EeSmcn' Niiiiam
iena~t + p Moore. Captain l. Frank Barry. sergeant
Major george II. yanne,s and others. of the Old
Guard.
second
Ricvclc Club was held FRIDAY evening at West End
Hall over 500 people were present among them being
President J. A. CaiimOnte Mrs. Clairmonte, wee
President Dr. 6. r. Bird. secretary c. De Nezc' Miss
DE vcze Treasurer D. II. Thistle. Trustees : Fr'd-
berger. !. d. Connor. Captain Paul O. kcane.
First Lieutenant W. II. Putney. second Lieutenant
F. L. Wa,hburu. Color Bearer G. W. X. Bel. busler
D. c. Newton. william IL. Peterson. \. C. Ranker.
James II. Ford. A. Brogan. A. Shire. 7. A. sneiehcr'
George r. stem. ". r. B. Learning. John r. Post .r'
O. RareI George Bolkel. Miss VI. Foy. j. VI War
wick Mrs warv ck. Mr~. O. Bar;cl. Miss a. g. Foy.
y. G. Newton. Miss VI. G. Thistle, Mrs. g. X bFI'
J.. II. IIowand Miss May Vail.
The club now has a membership Of nearly 100.
Ground will he broken shortly for IFS new oub house
at sixty fourth and the boulevard The house
will cost about 600. and Will be one Of the most
complete Of its kind in the city 1t will have bowling
alleys. a gymnasium and other accommodation, FOR
wheeling and general athletic purposes. and VIII con
tain on IL upper floor fine dancing hall The
first run. under command Of the captain. will take
place to-day. the ride being TO lonhcr' and return.
Dr.. John II. Demarest. formerly viceprcsdent. ha'
been elected president of the Sycamore Club.
J. :. H.. Eyine. of the Hamilton Republican Club.
has jus returned from trip to Europe.
The romantic drama of she" held the boards OF
Hammcrstcln's Harlem opera House last week. II
produced with much spectacular effect TN,
week J. X. Emmot; will play at the house his last
engagement for the season.
vitation ,crt Of the Harlem Choral Club given in Phi
glim Congregational Church on Thursday evening The
attendance large. The programme included part
songs. vocal solos. viohn-payinc. a cantaia and
choru>cs. Assisting the club were Miss Marie :.
Bi,seli. soprano: = Fi1nko. violin: Caryl Floro ara
Miss L. {. Bryant. piano. ana Miss Augusta Lowell.
organ. a. u. Woodruff conducted II. The active
members taking part were follows: sopranos. Mr.
T. c. Bardwcll Miss Maggie +. Forbes. MrS. John
Trck. Miss \. j. Iolley. Mrs. NJ. F. Lon.dsle. Mr.
W. D. Love- Mrs. J. a. Peck. Mrs. J. d. >aunis Mrs
j. NJ Van syc.lc. Miss sadie f. Vessels contralio-.
Miss l.. f. Bryant. Miss Louise Elwcll Miss i1oia
Ewing Miss W. v Graham. Mrs. Charlie T.. Mead.
Mis- Lillian 4. Undcriin. Ms Anna Wcstc0u tcnofs.
samuel T. Carter jr. T. NJ Courtwrsht. Dr j. Marvin
Davis George A. Holden. W. II. H. Halon. Walter II.
Jones. DR.. T.. W. Perkins W. II. Tcflune' Allr~i
Waldron Dr. Charles d. Wright bass +. g. Hardvcl,
H. = Bates \. W. Mead. W. J. orr. Dr. II. j. Parker.
Charles f. Ring. b. A. Van Tassel ir The Board
OF Directors Of the club is composed OF Colonel
A. 2. kctclum. president Marshal Ayrce. vceprc-i-
dent b. \. Van TaSSell jr, secretary and treasurer.
A. W Mead librarian, John r. Dwight !. VI. Horton,
Josiah Lombard, r. l.. sweezy. i. j.. simpson, jr"
GEORGE TAYLOR, W. II. Tcrhune. \ r. Tmpson. Lucon
G. Warner A. D. Woodruff. The present is the clubs
ninth season.
Among important occurrences to come is the annual
ball of the Hamilton Republican Club. which is 70 ne
given at Central opera House I'm sixty -scventhst
April "a. 4 large number Of boxes for the evening
Many prominent people have accepted Invitations 10
be present At O'Clock the celebrated Ninth Ward
Pioneer Corps viii give an exhibition drill and ai
10 O'Clock dancing Will begin. The anair is under
the direction OF the following General Committee oi
Arrangements: f. A. Necdham. :. B. Bovine, ". II.
Melor c. +. Plumb Hamilton Brown, ". T. j..
Voullairc. c. L. Franklin. r. Irving Wood, John
Rei~enwcber and c. VI. Gc!dcs
The third monthly socishle FOR the season Of the
Harlem Yacht club Will be given AT Harlem Turn
Hall East One-hundred and twenty fonrthst., TO
morrow evening beginning promptly at O'Clock.
The fair Of Our Young Peoples Union Of Trinity
Methodist Church. Onchundrcd and eighteenth ST.
near second ave. was conducted throughout the week,
and attended with satisfactory monetary results.
The Chinese SunGay-school connected with I'M
Pilgrim Concrcga;ional Church held its Faster festival
In the church paIl0rs on Monday evening l"rN
Cinnamon were present. Charlie Gong one OF the
pupils sang "A duet with Miss stutsfoid and nurcr-
Gus carol, and recitatons were given. The affair
closed with an address by the Kew. Dr. ;. H. Nir1n,
pastor OF The church
The Crib Club dinner. TO be given Thursday evening
in the Horton ruildius West one hundred ana
twenty fifth 81. promise, 10 be an entertaining alaF.
Among those who have promised 10 be present are
Colonel John Il. Fellows. Commissioner Ihoma, J.
Gilroy. Judge Randolph j.. MARITIME. Richard = Nc"
comic. Surrogate Ransom and other more or les
shining Tsmmany lights
Jolln f. Eocslcr. Peter {. E~lcr and Charlee W.
Curr.e were elected members Of the Harlem Rcpnb-
ncan Club az the meeting on Tuesday evening. Jane,
T. IIoughtDn chosen 70 fiji tlc vacancy IN Tie
finance committee caused by the death Of PiNlee
Jud,cn siIas C. Croft, Abraham Steers and Jane
Iogart appointed committee to consider the af
visibility Of providing the club with more suitable
uuarier, involving, if necessary the purchase of a
site and the building If a club hOusc. resolution
prohibiting the sale OF intoxicating liquors on the
club premises referred 10 the executive committee.
Foundation work has been begun on the new church
Init. .f4Ft iItfrh
One hundred and twenty -Grstst. The trustees Of the
ehurch are Edward 7. Rice idcnt Of the Harlem
Club: Percy ID. Adams, John wall Wilson, {. H..
pinklam jr., 4. IT, Wellington, Francis ID. Fisher,
H. l. Richardson, G. T. stone and George Mulhgan.
Me,srs Fisher wellington. Wilson and Mnlligan con
stitute the building committee. The church cdihcc
will COS, $4,000. exclusive Of site and foundation.
Anar1ments 10 Let. Elcganl stcaN hcatcd Rooms