New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
UP IN BUSY HARLEM.
DINNERS, MARRIAGES AND OTHER OCCUR
FENCES IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Easily first the noteworthy social occurrences
OF the week was the first annual ball OF INC h'
Republican Club at the Central Opera liouSc' III '.Ns
seventh ST. on Thursday evening. over -'ooo NV
taons were issued and the acceptances were so uc'
Gus that the handsomely decorated dancing nan va"
almost uncomfortably filed. Dancing began shor'is
after 10 O'Clock. the grand march, 10 'ie ".'' -
TOone's orchestra, being led by Colohei - - ~
Reypcn and Miss Nellie smith us' VI many VI
those who were at the ball has already been printed
in The Tribune. Among the box-hoidc's "o'o ''o
suburban Club, the c. F. Brid~ LaiceIs' '"o We
Side Republlcan Club the NinG Ward flohecis' inc
Federal Climb of New-York and the Fcdeiai 'I"p Oh
Brooklyn The Hamilton Club Is 10 &c 'onsi''"'''"
upon its achievement of a perfect social success
Another conspicuous occasion OF the "ecA was '''o
dinner given 10 Charles W. Dayton, pesiaeh' oi INC
cuh Nv the members of the Executive Commtee %
tho Harlem Democratic Club at the cup mouse on
Thursday evening. The dinner was supphed by me
cuh steward Whitney. and was faultle~s Ill every
detail Those present George Burf"rd' f1"""i"
r. steers. J. :. Carvalho william j. Duhy' George H.
Hobby William ;. Stewards. {. l.. sulzbcIger simon
sternc i. A. futile, Antonio RasineS' Joruan L.
Mott Vernon VI. Davis, Isaac Hopser, william
s. Andrews, Louis p. sandhcim Frank
Towe and Joseph j. Casey. 10 MI
DAYTON was presented vase Of Royal Worcester ware
The wedding Of Miss Carter. daughter oi MIS- ANNE
Carter OF No. 100 East one hundred and fourtecItst
and Frank A. Wes drew large and fashionable Assem-
blaze on THURSDAY evening to the First Collegiate
Reformed Church. where the ceremony was performer
by the Rev. J. Elmendorf. and to the home OF inc
brides mother, where reception was held me p'"e
WAS given away by her grandfather. George Lurcott
Controller Myers has leased some of the properly
formerly known as the Harlem Market OF The DlocR
bounded by Third ave. one hundred and t"enue'"'s'
SYLVAN Place and one hundred and twenty his'sl' o'
the erection of the branch municipal building on
it, The bill authorizing the building wac introduced
nv senator Cantor and now awaits passage III o''e
Assembly The building will contain The Harlem 70
lice Court and the branch Offices Of the city depart
mcnts II is expected that an appropriation OF
S2bOOOO will be secured for the erection III ''e
structure.
The marriage Of Miss Mamie E. Hicks to Matthew J.
Fox took place at All saints Church, in Onehundreo
end. twenty -nintl-st on "Wednesday morning. The
nuDtial mass was celebrated by the rector, the Kew
j. w. Powers, assisted by Fathers slatteIy, Mchenha
Kinkead and KcOGhan. In The evening a largely q"
tended reception was held at the residence OF the
brides parents. NO 147 West one hundred and'twehy
frs,-st Caiypa's orchestra furnished the music
Tho roonthv nraise service at 81 James's Methodist
Fniscopal Church. Madson-ave ard One-h'indred and
twenty sixh-st was largely attended sunday evening"
Tho Few Dr. j. r. Price preached short sermon on
rrase. Tonight DR.. Price Will discuss the subject
K II Worth While 10 Get College Education
Harlem has two baseball teams of more than average
au,aio,r ability, and any number Of boys clubs. Tie
n,oxirtv 10 the great professional playing groundS
make the sport extremely popular in this section OF
the city.
Niss Rose Cochlan PLAYED a successful engagement
at Ilammer>ein's Opera House last week appearing
- -;c3hanie in FORGET Me Not. and Peg NOihhg'oi
in Nasks and Faces 10 uniformly large audiences
Th, week Held by the Enemy" VIII be the attraction
AT the theatre.
Il has been suggested that Mr.. Moody be invited to
come 10 Harlem for another series of meetings oeioe
the extreme warm weather.
Tho Kings Daughters Self Forgetting 'rcle OF III"
anfiSf
church Tuesday evening for the benefit Of the mis-
sionarv branch of the circles work A gratifying
SIN, was realized from the enterprise and those present
were well entertained.
Miss Augusta Haas and Henry Hinch VIII be mar
ried At the home of the bride, No. 2,062 sccondave
next sunday evening.
The Rev T. l.. Clarke on Friday evening delivered
an Illustrated lecture before the Harlem branch Of the
Young Mems Christian Association on The Daily Life
of the Ancient Egyptians"
The Harlem River o sunday afternoon is literally
alive with all sorts of Aquatic craft racing shells pre-
dcmnatinc Single sculerS, paroarcd, four Dared aud
eight cared 10 he aSsduonsy practising
for the numerous races that booked for the late
spring and early summer
over 100 members have madc application to Join
In, Athletic Department of the Young Mems Christian
Associations which ha, quarters at the foot OF
Ono hundred and hfticthst. T. ID. Wood, student
II the College of Physicians and Surgeons. has charge
Of the department. An annual spring eymnastc con
test and exhibition takes place tomorrow night In
the gymnasium, No. East One-hundred and twenty
ffthst.
Miss Dora L. LANCE and Albert Klamroth, IT,. were
married on Monday evening the home Of the brides
parents whose twenty fifth Wedding anniversary the
aav was. The ceremony was performed by the Rev
T. +. Buermayer. Of the English Lutheran Church OF
the Epiphany. The bridesmaids were Miss +. Khm.
roth ard Miss 4. Lanse. After a supper by Clark,
Mr. and Mrs Klamroth left for tour in the Southern
reception were Nr. and Mrs. J. H. Lawson, Mr. and
Mrs. {. Drand. the Misses Brand Mr. and Mrs f. Beck
Mis-, Beck. Mr and Mrs. Charles ". Dayton Judge
Randolph h. MARITIME and Mrs. MARITIME Mr. and Mr..
George Beck Miss Bella Briiton. Miss Fink NJ and
Mrs J. W. Pinchat, Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Rnnh,
W. spear +. r. Van Vain. Nj. and Mrs. A. KLim-
roth Miss o. Klamroth, H. Klamroth +. F. Brand
,,eorre C. D. Brand. Mr. and Mrs. r. steers, Mr.. and
Mrs T.. Ungcr. J. ". DObn and Mis- Dobin.
over 500 names have been enrolled on the books
Of the Business Mems Republican organization Of the
XXIlid Assembly District, which was Organized loSi
week. The work Of the new organization VIII IN no
wise interfere with that OF the excellent p"huca ciuDs
In which Harlem abognds. 49,. .,noa ,.,,
Fourteen liquor sellers and others ,1sr yea, ~h
IN the Harlem Police Court on MONDAY morning by
4 beautiful sight is witnessed each evening by
travellers the sixthaVc. elevated road On .lthci
N Hst ed se Of ' dar p' a%ed by % Rad
that shine Ike huge hrc-fcs IN an enormous meauyN
While certain points passed, the lights stretch
away ~ parallel perspective Ike long torchii2hi
procession. ON the west q pale mist nses over INC
bluffs from the North River, and on the cast the great
tents of the Darnum circus are white on top I'm the
moon and electric light, and a glowing yellow along
the sides Of the canvas: The music Of the circus band
minglcs pleasantly with the monotonous sound of the
rushing trains and the whole seems like lalrS
spectacle from drcamand seen from the world Windows
of busy nineteenth century life.
There j. something almost pathetic ~ the fCrc"o
removal from their homes Oh the rocks OF the uptown
sqhattcrs Many Of them have lived in the shabby
little cabins for years Their children were porn
there. their flock OF goats was raised there Births
and deaths, and wakes and funerals have been celc
bratcd Mrs loiloy and Mrs. Magnnis have had their
wordy QuarrcIs the backyard fence. and Mrs.
Murphys chickens have scratched in the thin soil
Of neighbours vegetable patch The children have
grown tough and hardy by falling of the rocks, and
the goats have had muci written about them that
they have lost their appetite for new papers and tomato
cans. Now Mrs. MalOrey and Patrick and tho
ehilder" and William arc on the march 10 places
where free ground-Icnt is something unknown. The
staccato biting of the blasting DIM Is heard in the
land. the contractor and his gang swarm about the
crags and prccipiccS to lay them low. swaltly
son of the south waves the red flag Of waning and
icOnocasm, dull report beats against the and
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