New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
CHARITABLE WEDDINGS AND EN-.
TERTAINMENTSl

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are silcnced now by the loud nbrcl of rejoicing over
the passage by the Legislature of the Rapid Transit
rim Everybody is jubilant what has been nc
complshed and serene and joyous confidence Is felt
for the future. -
The animal meeting Of the subscribers of the Har-
lem Dispensary was held on Monday evening III inc
recepton room Of the building in Fast one hundred
and. twenty -sxth-st The report showed That o'o'i
cases had been treated at the hospital in the year
The receipts from all sources amounted u Flu -
and expenditures 81 90 -. The following were
elected trustees 10 for the next three years
H. p McGown J. ii. BOgart II. II. Searle' A. NJ On
derbill W. ID. May, r. \. Hcvenor, Il. G. Green ana
+. =. Reed.
The Harlem Free Kindergarten Association, WhlcH
was incorporated on January 90, held meeting ea'N
I'm the week for the purpose Of adopting oo'S"'"
ton and elecng officers. The following oHce'9
chosen: VI. D. ROthscild, PRESIDENT Ezra ~ i"'i'.
first vice president: A. Oppenhe mcr Sec'hu VIC ,.
dent: Thomas McAdam, secretary; James h'ao'i
treasurer The objects Of the a'sp'laloh are . ="
panize foster maintain and as 1T free unsec'a'l'n
kindcrgartens fer the children of the poor ana eouN
and IN improve the condition OF such chlidfeh Ecu
craIlys The dues had been fixed at 81 ior melio'i'
s5 for patrons and $50 for lfememberS.
The Montenore Congregation, which has reo.h'S
completed handsome synagogue in East one huhoiou
andtwelfthst will hold a fair in Harlem opera io"0
Hall in the second week in March, , ,.
rho yIXth Assembly District Republican Club mas
1Is paving members and about go enrOileu IioiOci
who enjoy the privileges of the cup fOoniS' az AVE-
o,lGO Scventlave. ,,o
I'M Tuosdav evening. at All Saints Church Madison
ave and Onehundred and twenty ninthSt, THOMAS b.
shandley and Miss Mamie L. Davis were ihalIlou ~
the Rev Mr. Powers assisted by the Kew Mr. ~
A dinner and reception followed the ceremony %"ol'
those present at the wedding and reception "ec
Commissioner and Mrs. Groy, Mr. ana MIS- f. f.
I1,r.,ey Mr. and Mrs. John j. Farley, MI ana MIS'
David Braham, Mr. and Mrs Edward liaIiis''n' ~
and Mrs John J. Regain, Colonel ana MIS- "eoieo
Scott ....,,,, IN
ON Sunday morning last tablet was uhNehcu l"
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. IN East Ohc-
1und,ca and eicbteenth-st TO the memory of Thomas
T. ranuop The tablet IS OF marble ana pears 'lo
following inscription: "In memory OF IholhaS u,
Tappan treasurer of Trinity Church. 17d'-leoo. NEea
seventy five years Faithful unto death" sermon
appropriate to the occasion was preached by inc NV
Dr. T. II. Burch, pastor OF the church
Tho fcurth monthly dance Of The LenoX' is to be
hold AT Harlem opera House Hall on Tuesday evening
of reXt week.
The choir OF Holy Trinity Church. LcnoNaNc anu
Onobundrcd and twenty second St, Frank Treat South
wick orcanist. Will give their SlNteehtA even ,o"S
festival at 80 O'Clock this evening. The anthem
will lie Meycrbcer's DIST Psalm. for eight par"'
Mrs. James O'Neil Of No. $50 West onehundred-
and thirty ,ecOndst, gave small dance OF iuc>"',
evening for her daughter Mss Nellie ONell' an"
her niece Miss Lizzie Williams. Among TIE guests
Iouclran Miss +. KcaIney, Miss NJ. scott Miss
wallace Miss L. Conway, Miss NJ Laor. MIS- Emile
Roche. H. J. Coleman, George Covcn. J. DevcIn'
Ralph GOWN James Kelley and w. C. Matho''
one of the many worthy charitable INSTITUTIONS
NJ the city is The St. Andrews lnfrmay for Women at
No a41O secondave The in'rmaY was eSt'D-
usbed ahout two years ago by the Auxiliary Episcopal
brotherhood and the Guild Of St. Andrawss Far~h' %
which the Rev, Or George Il. Van De Water Is roloF'
II is dependent wholly upon the voluntary coh'rO"
tons If charitably disposed people and Is well WORTHY
Tho attention Of all truly philanthr0pc men ana
women 1t treats every worthy person without char-c
and regardless Of creed. and is trying in every way
f., do an excellent work The institution Is mueA
needed one in the upper part of the city, ana more
extensive work could be done if larger bwidlns
wcrs provided. An urgent appeal for iuhos Is haue
by the Brotherhood ard the Guild
Al St Andrews Church. Thursday evening. the
Fey DE- Van De Water Officiating. the marriage Of Miss
Frances A. Clarke to Paul ; Mortified took place
The Wedding n quiet one owln- 10 a recent uV"u'
In the family Of the bride Percy Il. MCCOY was the
best man, and the usheIs were John {. Wood A. l.'
ANGEL, Y. r. Chadwick Charles W. Marry " v
Smith and F. L. swift. Miss Grace Spencer was the
maid of honor. \ small reception followed at NO 5'@
Wet Orchundrcd andt twenty third ST. Among the geel'
were MIR. and Mrs. J. J. Morris. Mr. ana MIS- W. l.
ueywood Miss Mckee. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Il. Clark
MIR and Ms. Jesse Keys, II. X Pryor, MI ana MIS-
j. F. Young Mr. and Mrs. l.. q. Abercromble' ana MI
and Mrs. e. W. Coleman.
over 100 Harlem people Of literary tastes anu p'r-
suits were pleasantly entertained on TUESDAY evening
at meeting of the Clio Club. held at the nome Oh
e. NJ Cutler. in Madson-ave The Rev. DIR. h. L.
Clark delivered an entertaining and Instructive lecture
on Egypt illustrated by stercoptcon views, The
lecture WAS followed by a musical programme. IN
which Miss Marion WALKER Mrs. llaws. The Misses
Ramsey and Grant Walker took part. Among ulo'e
present were Mrs \. Il. Humphrey president ana
Ms C. w. H. Filing. secretary OF the club NJ ana
Mrs Charles ID. Baker. Professor D. T. Leotsahos' Miss
Frances Mckinley. Nj and Mrs. f. :. Phillips, Mr..
and Mrs. Lefert, Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. a. Gumbe. Mr.
and Mrs John ~ Jarvis, the Rev. Or. ana Mrs treat
and a. b. HumI hscy
The twcnty-thitd anniversary of the founding OF the
Harlem branch of the Young Mems Christian A-'oca-
tlou was celebrated on Thursday evening in the nan
pj the associations handsome building in West owe
hundred and twenty -ffthst. over coo people were
nresent and many Others attended The reception held
IN the parIofs after the exercises IN The hall The
chairman of the branch, Dr. Lucien e. warner pre-
sided. The report of the secretary showed member
shin Of / go Slight falling OF for the year The
average attendance however has increased. Tho
nrncpal feature of the evening interesting al
drc,s by Bishop Potter. Among those present were
the Rev W. ". Paige. the Rev Dr. Virgin. the Rev
Dr. c. II. snythe the Rev DR.. l Newton etanscr,
llevcland II. Dodge 'R. II. McBurnry and John }.
Jasper superintendent of schools The Haydn soci-
ETY. an orchestra composed OF members of the branch.
furnished music.>
The fifth annual reception of the Harlem Whcelmen
Wa held on Thursday night at the Harlem Opera
House Hall. Guests were present from the Eliza
beth Wheemen, Riverside Whcc!mcn, Manhattan
Bicycle Club and NcvY Bicycle Club Among the
dancers were President r. A. Rasbeck and Miss AIDE
laide Raisbeck Mr. and Mrs. William II. DeGraaf, Mr.
and Mrs Charles Wendehack, Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Nor
throp Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. ClarksOn. President Dunn ana
Secretary Bassctt of the League of American Wheel
men: T. Irving Wood, Miss Pearl BTOdhcad. Charles A.
Ohmes Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Ilaieht, Mis- EGna Liv-
inCson Miss Bessie coles. Miss ~ Meyers, Miss Cooper
and Miss QuackcnhuSh. .
The exterior work on the house Of the Harlem
Republican Club has all been completed, and tho
worA Of interior furnishing and alteration VIII be
pushed forward rapidly a possible. The club eX
MOT. be In Is row hume by ihe first Of March