New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
her social pleasures to pe superseded by some earnest

other social pleasures superseded by some earnest
| work in the approaching campaign
High Bridge Is certainly in need OF Improvement
and residents Of that section OF the city have JUST
formed an improvement association The officers eectea
last week were A. j. Hanrahan president; James H.
spcllman. president John j. Byrne recording sec
rotary; Charles II. Dannewtz, financial secretary
A. L. Casey, treasurer and p. II. Lennon sergeantat
arms. High Bridge has been neglected while places
further north have made considerable progress and the
members OF the association expect to remedy the Ca
istlng state Of affairs.
The Morris Club members will soon decide as 10 o
proposed increase in the dues. The sum at present
received from the 125 members scarcely large enough
to meet the expenses OF the club. and the slight H.
crease proposed will prevent deficiency In the iuture.
The stewards department of the club is well mahhSeu
and q considerable number of the members tahe 'no
meals at the clubhouse while their families arc a' ~
summer resorts. The club members hope to oe aoio
to purchase plot OF ground and erect clubhouse
they cannot obtain satisfactory renewal OF lie H"'0
Of their present convenient clubhouse. ,
The Schnorer Club gavo another summer ies'i''"
last Tuesday evening. The brilliant lunllns'lohs a."
nounced by the committee could not be gwen on
account Of the weather. The guests included many "
the officials OF the street Improvement Department
led by Commissioner Henitz.
Members OF the German musical and atheuc as
sociatons beyond the Harlem were present ID i"iso
numbers on Thursday evening at the festlval Vi uio
Morrisania Nnenncrchor. Among the socleues Op,o
sentod the Harmonic Society OF horrisahi" uio
Harlem Entracht, the Gernania MaennerVno' w
German American Turn Verein. the Harlem "aeoi
Choir, the Merose Turn Vercin. and the sylvan nV,'
Club. Among the guests present were John n. D.
Ronner Colonel and Mrs Brrckbart Mr. and Mrs
George p. Bardes Mr. and Mrs John Kuhhofh, MI
and Mrs Louis schneider, Mr.. and MIS- fionde1 Foin
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scherr and Dir. ana MIS- Null
handsome banner presented to the Mae'l,ei,noi
by a number Of ladies' Charles Bsur, the presooh'
made the speech Of acceptance.
The Columbia Club held summer-nghVs leSu''n
ct Brommer's Park on Wednesday evening snd most
of the earnest Tammany followers were pieSen' "i'
their wives and daughters.
similar festival on Monday night at Ebns Caslno
attracted the friends Of oliver Tlden Ea Pom no o,5e.
Sons Of Xeter99' TeT os % W yeteTans several fife
and drum corps from various sections OF Tue H p
side present A. e Cpning ana "foro Tnd S
E. NoOnan A. Shaer, II. r. Lord h NalHES. "ii iI
Kennedy and r. J. Rabbit were among 'noSo "''''o
III barge party Of German residents Of the North Side
enjoyed excursion to Cold spring sDne e Gn TurS
Vereln william T. Rehm. John Relsenacker. Henry
Koch Snd other F2ce & the % S
Wood stock Sports also enjoyed social megungs Iast
week The Wescheser Gardener opse sSGo
William Topper Of Kngsbrdge, won the st prlze' snH
Wendell Roth the second prize In shoounE "ia""
Mrs Mary j. Onderdonk and Francis d; Haines were
married on Monday afternoon at the home e OF N me
40 East one hundred and-forty- ffth-st Inc
Rev. Joseph Baird conducted d the our i%
several weeks Among those who were present at the
wedding Mr. and Mrs James ~ Ia R SGsse d
wards Mr. and Mrs r. Z. Halnes, Mr.. and Mrs George
: Krantz. Mr. and Mrs White. and Mr.. and Mrs wal
William Dohertv an undertaken who had been IN
business for over fifteen years IN Morrisana and Cap
t-Sz H.. nd phn
tha cigbtysix wears Of his life the ocean, died last