New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-16
UP IN BUSY HARLEM.
SOCIAL FEATURES OF LAST WEEK AND THE
4 WEEK TO COME

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held Monday evening at West End Hail. Inc eei-
ment is said 10 be the only one that has had con-
inuous existence since 1856, the year 1t was organ
lzed and the only still existing which tooh pdrU
In the first Washington inaugural ceremonies 'oh'-
pany represents the Oldest company organization
In the regiment and has membership OF ninety-hVe'
The committee of arrangements for Monday evenings
hall consisted of First Sergeant John E. Hanson.
chairman; Quartermas ter-Sergeant Robert b. smms'
Corporal William Raphael, sergeant Wllnam Eckeh-
fielder Corporal William r. DeT and Privates Philip
erety. William H. Farley, Jacob Munzng ana Charles
w. Stroppel. The principal officers OF the company
are Alexander T. Mason captain. and Henry L.
Camman first lieutenant Dancing began at 10
O'Clock and at IL so refreshments served over
100 couples were in attendance. Among those pres
emit were ex-Captain George T. Fielding, eXFirst
Lieutenant Thomas E. Fraser, Lieutenant NJ. E. Tomp-
kins, of the 18th Regiment; Lieutenant Colonel
schillng. Captain David p. Arnold ouartermaster-
Sergeant F. b. Ridabock and representatives of vari-
Gus military organizations in New-York and Brook
lyn
The second monthly reception Of the Harlem Yacht
Club for the Of 1880 was held at Turn Hall.
No. oil East Twenty fourthst, on the same evening
This is Of the most popular organizations IN
Harlem and the entertainment drew large attend
ance. The hall beautifully and elao-
orately decorated with the club cOiors
and emblems, and the name of the orgahl-
cation shone in gas Jets the musicians stand
Clubs, the Ataanta Boat Club and the Pavonia ana
New-Jersey Yacht Clubs among the guests over
600 couples took part in the opening march, whlch
was led by Commodore James F. Laor and MIS- Johh
Labor. The committee OF arrangements was com
posed Of Thomas J. Hendry, William HYDE Robert
Muir, George Wass and Mortimer p. Lee. few OF
the many present Philip Stcinecker, Mr. ana
Mrs. Joseph Hutchins, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hutchn-
son. Edward Fitzgerald Ernest Suffer- John Conk-
lin, Robert Patton. Mr.. and Mrs. John O. Ebermeyer
Frederick Prayer and Miss Marie Prayer, Ernest o.
Bernet, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Farrell. Mr.. and Mrs
James Farrell, J. J. Roth, the Misses Roth. Mr. and
Mrs. John Drummer and Miss Julia Drummer
Mr.. and Mrs. i. II. McLanc, Mrs. j.
i. Morrison. b. shepard. Mr.. and Mrs
George VI. McLane. Miss NJ. Reed. Miss Laior, Miss
Mabel st. Clair, Miss Addie Deckman, Miss haie
Nuengng and Miss Nellie QuirR.
fair, to last ten days. for the benefit OF shiloh
Baptist Church. No 122 East Onc-hundrcd- and
twenty -sxth-St. opened on Monday evening with
FARCE attendance. Tuesday night japanese Tea
Party was the leading feature. The officers OF tho
fair are Mrs. William Robinson president; Mrs. A. T.
Bell, vice president Miss CallwoOd. secretary Ms
Sarah ShlO. treasurer; general committee Misses
Julia Porter. Alice Coleman, c. Brown, NJ Bird. C.
Bonner j. ". Hin, Mrs O. Henry Mrs. Talbert.
Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. w. Straight, W. Green
]. X Bagwell. Mrs. NJ. Griffin Misses Susie Roane
j.. Kuhl. +. Williams, J. Goldman. Mrs Watson
Mrs. NJ. Bruce, Mrs 4. Edwards. Mrs a. 4. Frasier
Mrs. F. Walker. :. Garnet, Misses Rebecca Lewis
Minnie Collier. VI. WitseL A. Murray, A Jacobs
Mrs. F. Gibbs Mrs. NJ. Eel, Mrs. 5. Garnet. Mrs. 6
johnson. r. Hill. J. Hodges and c. C. Chamber
lain. The sale of goods has thus far been large and
a considerable will be realized for the benefit
of the church. of which the Rev. J. W. Hill is tho
pastor.
The members of the Aurania Athletic Social Club
gave theatre party Monday evening to see the
Kendals in a Scrap Of Paper" President George
c. Harden, Miss Gertrude Harris, Samuel Thomas,
Miss Gertlc Wilson. William Smith, Miss Edith Harris
David Allen. Miss May Bailey, Charles Kienle, Miss
Burr, George Wilson, Miss Lizzie Brady Ernest
Tauschdr, Miss Tauscler, George Donnelly, Miss
Donnelly, Harry Levy and Miss Levy were of the
party.
One Of the most successful affairs conducted
by Eureka Council No. Az, American Legion Of
Honor the ninth annual entertainment and re
cepton given at Association Hall, One hundred and
twenty ninth-st. and Tenth-ave. on Wednesday even
ing. Before O'Clock the large hall completely
filed and the musical and literary entertainment
which preceded the dancing greatly enjoyed
Those taking part in the entertainment were Miss
Libbie Winch Miss Lizzie Vending the Euterpe
Choral Society. B. II. Jansen, the Lyric Either Club
Adrian Plato and ". KOeher. short address was
made by c. A. L. Goldev, deputy supreme commander
The officers Of Eureka Council are Commander, John
Cornell; vce-commander George A. Henckel; orator,
Edmund schnabel: past commander John H. scarde
field secretary, William W. Bslaud collector Charles
Z. Reid: treasurer Nathaniel Wygant guide, Thomas
A. wilson, Chaplain, Edgar 1eurS, Wafuch, William
Ganter: sentry. Edward BessnGer. The march was
Jed by Charles T. Reid and Miss Lotte Crowley
Among the large number present Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cornell. Mr.. and Mrs. George a. Henckel Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Scardefeld, Frank H. ScarNeheld,
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph g. Kelley, Mr. and Mrs.
E. schnabel. Thomas Wilson. MI. and Mrs. william
W. Bsland Edgar Yeury Mr. and Mrs. Henry Acker-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick New. Mr.. and Mrs.
Christopher Ruben, Robert Mason, the Misses scarde
field, Mr. and Mrs. John w. ord, Miss TITLE DaVl>,
Miss Edna Berry Harry Leggctt, Robert Morrison,
Misses Tesse and Aggie Heirer, Miss Florence Evelyn
Cooper and Miss Vending.
The thirteenth anniversary Of the Industrial school
of the Pilgrim Congregational Church, One-hundred-
sndtwenty- frstst aud Madisonave., was celebrated
Thursday night. The exercises took place IN The
church in the presence Of large audience, ana CON
sisted of singing and rccitations by the children
bref address 10y the pastor, the Rev. Dr. ,. H. Virgin,
and a talk cooking by Mrs: j. :; Aurur, snpern
ticies made Iy inc boys OF the school were shown,
and there was handsome display by the class III
We're served TO inc children in church parloIs, and
a sale of the articles TOOK place
Y. NJ c. A.. took place last week. The following
officers were chosen FOR the year Chairman Lucicn G.
John Ii. Allen, recording secretary, jane b. Cal
lagher; and secretary in charge l.. C. ohuey. lhe
about 500 per day The TUESDAY night Biblc ca'se,.
conducted by Dr. A. F. seh@uer have been l9r.ey
lecture, "A Tour Around the World in the regular
association course Friday evening. Arrangemcn'H
are already being made for the spring alnetlcs by tho
formation of the usual baseball. tennis ana rowing
clubs. -.
one of the most noteworthy occurrences OF the
social previous 10 Lent VIII be the entertain
ment and reception of the Harlem Republican Club at
Harlem opera House Hall, on Thesday evening; Inc
Entertainment Committee consists OF John +: Key
nolds chairman silas C. Croft, treasurer; Charles
Rhode, secretary Samuel Cleand and Charles a. GIN
ton Reception Commlttee-Andrew W. Crderhill James
A. Calvin, William DuDnng, Hervey G. Calkin, James
A. Cryan, Harry W. Bell, J. l.. Valentine, r. L.
sweezy l.. Frederick DOdd. Jared Lockwood Thomas
Wright, A. Norton Irockway, NJ. D., Charles D.
Baker, j. Henry Hoffman, Robert Campbell j. T.
Houghton NJ w EmmOns II. Wheeler Combs Abra
ham steers. John Carr, Roland Tracy John A. Butler
John j. Spery. Philip B. Low, Charles Appeby. James
u. Bogarj, Washington Winsor william H. Caldwell
George y. Brown. William H. Shaw, A. A. Durham
Daniel pntney Richard TAYLOR. JudsOn. Walter