New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-29
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
q SOCIAL FESTIVITIES AND OTHER EN-
~. ,TERIAINMENTS.


high grade Of music among them, and tho
- n their efforts are evidences of the cultured
!, society which have been attracted 70 this
s,al section OF the city. The efforts Of the Hare
& philharmonic society TO give the people In that
- - the city music of higher grade are worthy Of
80 The first public rehearsal of this society
y axe place Tuesday afternoon, at Madison Hall,
s.aoave and one hundred and twenty -ffth-st.. at
aak. The concert itself wI take place Thurs
q srsnlng al the same place The Harlem orches-
which numbers over fifty pieces. has been Sc
:, hy Mr. Flick. the conductor with great care.
I. ,ature OF the programme is the concerto In
80 composed by Xaver Scharwenka Mrs Julia
,rsp vOcalis; OF wide celebrity, will sing for the
II . dme In Harlem. The programme viii be opened
IA LISTS Polonaise IN Z. which will be followed by
Aovep's symphony in D, and then bv an aria from
- Queen OF sheba.7 Then Will come
Z ...rspka's concerto in minor There will be
-. sueh as Jocclyn,' by GODDARD Regrets by
- and Bonne Ruit" by Massenet. The pro
1 INC win be closed with Wagner's overture to
'nnnhaeuser.'
o..,ses this most important social feature Of the
= Harlem win have number Of literary and
-, entertainments Marshall p. Wilder will
-. on tuesday night at the Calvary Methodist
aoDal church Seventhave and One-hundred- and
,trpinthst This Is the first time Mr.. Wilder has
,,,e1 in Harlem since his return from abroad,
-. no Was indorsed by many crowned heads OF
- hui unlike some Of his cOmpatrots, he has
-,,,,,ss hts sturdy Americanism even TO the extent
!, 1,t,nr the Prince Of Wales know that he was not
,nr n he kept standing in cold ante room honr
- e. horr merely for the distinction OF shaking his
..rhnv hand. The entertainment is given by the
- q, the BAPTIST Church of the Redeemer. Be
~. ~ wilder there will appear Miss Mand Sher-
~oO-.po. Charles W. Demarest, tenor, and the
ra,ke sisters. Quartet from Boston
~ Dd Mrs Emil Heuel gave the first Of a series of
musical entertainments Wednesday evening at their
,orce No. 352 wiisave. II was success in every
rAs,ect Mrs Emil Henel, accompanied by Mrs. Ed
,nund Bell sang McCabe's 40 salutaris' the opening
number: Profess r John J. Cooney, the organst of
An saints Church rendered several selections on the
tdsno. Mrs Fernando Miranda sang cavatlha from
semiramide' and the Bent brothers played cornet
.ol,s Later In the evening quartet, composed of
3r.t tenor. Mr. Bobbelar; second tenor. Mr.. COlle;
s,,t bass. Mr.. Norris second bass. Dr. ougley; sang
!. sweetheart. say 1t Is Not So7 Among Others who
be,ped 10 entertain were Mrs Johanna Kruse, DR..
Lain J. Qulgley, David WEIGH, who recited; Mrs.
u,cKlaE Frederick Lohr and Professor William F. 4.
he Snt whose pnOnOgraphc selections greatly amused
me company Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs E Blum. Mr.. and Mrs. MacKlaw. Mr. Daniels,
NJ Wincleback. Mr. and Mrs. Hochstetter Mr.. Blum,
b. Eli, C. Ellis Miss /. Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Miranda. Mr. Desant. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Lohr. Thomas
C. Bent. 3. c. Bent. Miss y. O'Bren, DIR. J. NJ.
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Bell. Miss Duncan Mr. aud
Mrs.. Never. Miss A. schmidt Colonel E. Blum. DR.. and
Mr.. H. Conrad Miss Qulgley, Dr.. J. J. ouigley Mr..
Dobbelar Mr. Coueu, Miss A. Heuel, Mr.. Norris Mr..
Iehrens Mr. and Mrs ". Gravel, Mr. and Mrs. Oppe
md Mrs. NJ. Kreuse.
dramatic enertainment and reception for the bene-
81 Of the poor fund Of the Mount Carmel Aid
society. was given by The Willow Dramatic
Association on Thanksgiving night. in their hall, be-
Ore large audience The programme was preceded
y a speech by George W. Pohl, who in few words
vi forth the objects and work OF the society. The
FANATIC part Of the entertainment under the
management Of Morris May, stage manager, and a.
'ogel. stage director. The programme began with a
nnstrel show under the direction of Mr.. Vogel. Those
ssing part were MessIs. Cooper and Farrell. black
aces Miss Ravnhil. balladist; John Hail. irish CO.
aedian; william seheL bIack-face song and dance
lillian Howard serO-cOmc. Messrs. Raymond and
rawfold Brctzel and Shamrock; Fredericks and Cur
is, black face Ellis and Watson Morris May, piano
oo Mr.. >anderman. Irish comedian Norman Mott,
ongs. Az sfterpiece entitled The same a. Last Sea
IN was given. and In it appeared Miss Fltzsimmons
Il. Pohl and Mr. Bird.
successful dramatic entertainment given in
le basement of the Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church,
hundred and twenty -hrstst and LenoX-ave., on
'cdnesdav evening. under the management OF Miss
ellen E. stone of Washington Heights The "cur-
in raiser7 was a farce entitled Young Mr.. Priteh-
a. which was acted by the Misses stone and Paul
,cnnyon. This was followed by comedy in two
Is entitled d" A Box of Monkeys"
concert was given In the hall Of the Young Mems
hrstian Association I'm One-mndred and twenty fifth
Wednesday evening by Professor Van Ness l.
,Smar and several other well-knOwn local musicians
he programme which comprised twelve numbers. was
ado twice that length. each performer received
sary encore from the audience which filled the hall
he first number piano solo, was given by Mr.. Hoch-
an The MiIitarie Slnce.' a mandolin solo by
gnor L. Rice brought forth much applause, as did
> A. Halliday's dialeetic humOr. Frank Isenbarth
ayed selections on the either and Master Hugo Rcca
Used the programme with "The Dariiies' Patrol" n
a1dolin SOLO
The Ladies' Society7 Of Pilgrim Church, one
nudred and-twenty-frst-st and Madsonage.. has en-
sgsd Minor c. BALDWIN the concert orSaGist and com
o.er 10 give series Of Tecitals, the first Of which
IN be given tomorrow at 80 p. m. A musical
otetalrment was gwen Tuesday night at Temple
srae One-hundred and twenty ffhst. and Ffth-ave.,
nder the auspices Of the Young Mems Hebrew ASsca-
on. Among the singers were Carl Feiningor, Adolph
Is-tdecen and Frederick Brandeis Simon Wolf, of
Washington, delivered lecture entitled "The ola ana
be New World
The members of the james G. Blaine Club of Harlem.
rganized in the campaign. have determined 10
frnish and maintain permanent and attractive head
nsrters and they have called upon the young IKE
9bcsns living in lower Harlem 10 unite with them.
ssides promoting political intercourse among their
lemters unity in political action and assisting the
sgnhr Republican organization Of The district during
progress Of political campaigns and Oh election
Vs the social attractions of the club will be such as
Npay many times over for the small amount OF
Aesi necessary to insure its success The club no"
h membership Of over fifty, and about my more
2 Necessary TO enable it 10 succeed The initiation
fsa. 4 prospective members best recommends
a Ms sterling Republic anism. The next meeting
jNe hsA on Wednesday at p. M. at Mount MOTIFS
sang, Thlrd-avc between one -hundred-and-tenth
"a ODshuadred and eleventh sts., where all Repubh
AS Wi he heartily welcome.
me House Committee of the Harlem Republican
lb have begun a series of iDforTSl Saturday nights
~ he purpose Of bringing the members together for
lsF better acquaintance and entertainment, and es-
r1A,hlng immediate good-fellowship. All members
~ urged to be present. and are assured that the
'EIlitee viii do all in its power to entertain them
rNs committee is cOmDOsed of ;. c. Croft JOhn l. !