New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-22

Tho elcction 81 officers Of the Morris Club on Tues
day passed OF quietly there was no opposition.
The officers elected were: George VI. Jaqucs pr,'s-
dent william r. Bcal. first vice president George y
williamson second vice president Dr. j. f. comfort
third vice pre,d dent. John Frick treasurer William g.
Davis recording secretary Thcohorc llol,teter IT.,
Gu,t.ve Uucrscl, r.. T. Johnson and sumter l..
IIappy directors. Tile suburban Club VIII probably
Dos incorporated soon. Proceedings 10 that ehd were
decided upon Last week. \ successful reception was
held OH Friday evening. aud " stag party VIII be
held IN the y mnasium binding belonging Ia the club
,r Friday evening next, and the members and their
friends will enjoy an oldfa,hioned chowder and an en-
,crtaiumcnt provided by the committee. The Lyccum
,.clev "A new social organization of Morrleania. had
II. first meeting few days ago, ana elected thcoc
,r,c.r~: g. Robitkcz president; Miss X. strauss.
ycc.prcsidcut; j. Kline, treasurer; Miss A. Strauss
secretary.
The children Of Grammar school 80. SO. kings
Irdg. held exercise In commcmoration Of General
sherman on Thursday afternoon. The principal ID. H.
Sur;,lrc presided. The schoOhousc was drpcd III
mourning coor, Readings selected with special rel
cr,,ncc 10 the occasion were given by Mile VI Plumb
Ecs,ic Sproull and others. hymns were sung. ana at
thc close Robert sage the bugler. gave the signal
3" Lights Out
Hishop Potter preached at the Riverdale Church on
sunday befor, a large congregation. The Rev. Henry
NJ COX Will preach this evening at the Union Reformed
Church. High Bridge. a sermon to Young men sug
,,..tcd hv the death of General Francis l.. spinner.
frmcr Treasurer Of the United states. Among other
uccal services to-day will be- sermon this evening by
thc Rev Joachim EmondOrlf at 81. Paul's Reformed
guurrh at Third ave. and one hundred and fOrtyr
itbst I'm the series before the Young Mems Christian
Uuion and a discourse lessons from the life Of
George Washington by the Rev. W. T. McEwen OF
North New York Special services will be- held on
Tuesday Wednesday. Thursday and Friday evenings. at
the Fordham Reformed Church, the addresses being by
he Re Pete trt Lprt will
Iecturc early in March at the West Farms Reformed
Church on The Funny side Of Pastors Life The
Rev. Dr. Van DE Water will preach Friday evening
Al 81 Mary : Church in Alexander ave
The friends Of Mis- Teresa Zlckler including mem
hers Of a quartet club and the Melrosc Amateur
orchestra surprised her by appearing at he home No.
A. East One-hundrcd and -fo ty sXth-st Monday
evening Miss Ncklers relatives had decorated tho
parlors unknown to her. and She received presents
Of handsome flowers, and entertained with mu,c
by the amateur orchestra The friends Of Mrs.. NJ. NJ.
Randa1f, No. 30 LOrillardst gathered at Il birthday
were Mr. and Mr., Charles Parscha, OF Detroit, Mich;
Mr. and Mrs. William Burton, Of Washington, ID. C.;
Arthur smith, Staten Island Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
smith, Mr.. aud Mrs. CaSs and George Lent.
An interesting series Of tahcauo, representing scenes
from Ben lIur7 was given in the Fordham Reformed
Church Friday evening and notwithstanding the
unplea~antnes> Of the evening the attendance was
,ati -factory to the women Of the SuncrgOi
cicty, who gave the entertainment The principal
characters represented by William Richardson
Ben IIur, Wilson BurrOugh Messiah. Miss Woods a.
lras Mis- Knox Esther. Miss Butler Tirzah. and
Clark Triphagcn as Simonides. The reading Of the
description Illustrating the scenes was by Miss Bling
ham. of this city, who close gave brilliant
recitation Of the "Chariot Race"