New-York tribune., 1891-12-20

her work on Tuesday on sstnSay December nSs aSa sS
s cs aars e s ss Gss r n S Sars Of @
" NJ. G. A. of Wcstchester in run over tue UNION
One OF the most successful Christmas sales of the
was held on Wednesday afternoon and evening
hundred Gos Sssy wo
iainment was given. consisting Of violin and piano
duets BY the Misses Prfm; contralto solo by
Miss Martha Knickerbocker and reca ions 9Gs ,ly BY
were Mr.. and Mrs George W. Moagand, Mr.; and Mrs.
Fcrkns sGes Geosc W. We moasand w Miss May Jennings
Mrs. + f GTiltng, Mr. and Mrs T DeniGe, Mr. And MS
and NJ 5. ]. Grey, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Kasuer.. Mr.. and
Mrs J. G. Dodge Mrs Hay Mrs MJ D. ds,,snasp LsnsnR
Mrs. Charles Wood and Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter.
Nearly 1000 people were present sS tno at aaIes e
Fuel and Aid society which was held at Lexington
Avenue Opera House on Wednesday evening" Coroner
with an address After the programme was given the
%cre NJ fSy s se faS1s s
Miss Tina FRANKLIN, Jesse Dreyns Miss R. Levy, Miss
snsEa MISE Bertha vsEanska Miss Flora RubensteR
Charles Altman, Miss Deilia Lothman, Mr.. and Mrs.
For number of years twelve women living on the
West Side have held fair before Christmas, the pro
the R with The
of the FrendIess in One hundred and sixteenth-st %
the Beneficiary will be the Silver Cross Day Nursery
The fair held Thursday and Friday at No 2 19S
be distributed Christmas eve when the children cared
for at the Institution viii receive the gifts from tree
The mothers OF the children will be present and VIII be
entertained and supplied with refreshments newcomer
who managed this fair Mrs: william Rogers. Mrs
and Ella Morrison, Mrs. Melworth Dow. the Misses
Rs1ta and nd. Mary Mar Dow sS Miss ws Heap Fitzpatrick Mrs.
The free nonsecarian kindergarten, at No.. 343
East One twenty thirdst, besides being
attended by fifty little children has opened young
girls class for the benefit Of girls who are compelled
to remain away from the public schools TO help az
Ethical Culture which is carrying on ue work Is a IN
need Of funds TO continue the work 1t is asked that
the Harlem people go to this school and see what Is
being done there in the interest of humanity. and II
the work cOmmends itself TO them to Leave - subsep 9 R
tlons there send them to the president OF tne so
ciety Jacob Erich. No. 255 West one-hundred- and
The Rev. G.. A. Christensen will preach this morn
ing at Holy Trinity and in the evening Bishop Potter
will preach Bishop Potter also VII v pTssc & Rev AZ t' DIS
The Closing organ recital of Frank T. southwiek's
present series will take place tomorrow evening at
O'Clock in Holy Trinity Church. Lenox-ave and One
hundred and twenty -second-st.
evening e sSu at Madison sHS Hall M Madison onehun
dred and twenty -ffth-st The music was highly ap
pecalE received with favor. his rendering of the bass
solo Honor and Arms" being warmly appiaudTe, n1a
ncvey Harlem the members beng % & SreSasra IN ar I:
Hran ri' FedIsndeT, gietRdnA Julian ROss9a william i
s%R Ep' W. hsrps T %rsh S!ass
Besser. Warren G. LangdUh. A. G. Chesley, f. Wirtl,
Rudolph Appel, A. McGrath; CLAYTON Mayo, Harry
sniffin Carl Huber, A. Metz bass-D. d. Alley, George
Maccabee: cello-Alfed Howe. Bertram Alexander.
George Schrader; futes-H. Adrian Boole, j. Neaiei
ob1e-Hary Romer, E. B. Plat; CLARINET "; Ln In,
f. Colby: cornet-William Pagan, Wilbur Naran,
pccolo Neyins trombone1H Fisher; Wilsm hannn
ftOHsGsl?eS R. Esty tympsni SeTHr King
The 'members of the chorus are First soprano-The
Misses A. N. Bethel G. Burdlek, Anna Anna BaGk, & f. buf
Link, c. Muller, Maude Messereau Cena Messeieau'
Amelia Morton Craze Orcott. L. OConnor, C. e. o,x1n-
sebsn Ed Ed'th E. Tompsns g. Vial nj. i NJ MIssas Var
NJ Houghtaling, NJ: G. Kinney Alice B Orcott Blanche
Mamie t'Ga Slater, G. NJ Weber first Misses
Smms, F. WimpfIemer second contrato-the Misses
Anna NJ sms Msn F. second
burt Louise Hotalng, Lille G. Kinney, Mrs R. w w.
Mood Mood first T. tenorT no. W. BALDWIN p Barker. j. A.
Campbell, F. W. c. Dunton, George Higgins: A. c.
Hurd. Georre Holden. T. Edward Lyon r.. W. Murrav
Cole r. N. Cole, H. T. Cole, DR. E. H. Dixon, Charles
B. Gilbert Charles Holzllausen, G.. A. Hunt j. g.
Lock- Arthur McCllntock c. w. Reeves A. s: Winant ;
f. s.. Lock j. F. Murray. A. 1; Moore, r. Mac
RonS ry;n e B. Il sm Second On Sa
Dutton r. L. Eldrdge, W. otis Fredenbnrg, John Glass
Fred d. Ives; l. N. Kinney, W. H. Kennedy C: NJ
Alexander C. Postly, william Rowland, otto schaher
The ssmimonthy meeting Of the Irish h-AmeHcan
Republican Club took place last evening at the club
Donald presiding, and P. NJ Cassidy was secretary
speeches were made by Peter Mcdonald, Thomas
McGrane, Morris sullivan: p J. McEroy. John Reilly
were elected.