New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-14
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
WHAT Is GOING ON IN THE CLUBS-CoM
MENCEMENTS.

h,rs ~ ~ partbolomew,s All Souls and Holy Irlnip
Protestant Episcopal Churches was held ASt ou~u"'
evening at Holy Trinity Church, lenoxave. anu Oho
hundred and -twenty-second- Richard Henry war
rem was the conductor, and Frank Treat s0uth"loh "
Holy Trinity presided at the organ. The rector OF te
! church the Rev. Dr. /. Newton Stanger, READ lhe
prayers and lessons his assistant the Rev MI h"u
erck the collects, and the Rev. J. L. Fulton hol'oF
| Of The Churchman," delivered short address on
Tho Beauty Of Music in the service Of God INC
programme included selections from the WORKS VI
Barnby stainer, Mendossoln. Arcadeh ana UoahoN'
! Among those taxing part in the service were fTahh
| Ronmetz and J. H. Rcketson OF 81 barlhoiohe"
choir. The following the members Cd the chor VI
Holy Trinity: Cantors-Mrs. Ella Pfan' MIS- 0OP"'"
/. NJ. Psu Mr.. W. L. Elmer, Mr.. John d. shaw MIS-,
Richardson. Miss Mulherin, Miss Mssabe' MI Mooo
and Mr.. Robin; decNu-Mrs. sondheim, Miss 1Iau'
Miss Luhrs Miss Hebbart. Miss Hasbrouck, Mt spear
Mr.. Honey, Mr. Bradley and Mr.. Hidden.
At the regular monthly meeting Of the Harlem Re
publican Club, held on Thursday night the rolloM"e
| new members were elected Frederick "lN'in
O'Brien, J. H. Forman Thomas Z. Doane' A. FrahA
shaw, Edwin L. Lamb and Charles f. Beebe as
cussion arose. as usual over the ancient and rejected
| application OF Leroy Il. Crane for membership III"
discussion was partcp ated in by hessrs' hooihson'
| Humphrey Cryan and others, with the result VA"'
hereafter the executive committee shall report to the
club the names only Of applicants passed upon laVo
ably By that committee Whether Mr. Cranes name
win be presented at the next meeting Is uncertain IL
| IL Is Mr.. Humphrey and others will probably inquire
whether Mr. Crane or his friends had made new ap-
| pllcatlon. If Il new application has been msue MI
Crane will doubtless be elected a member OF the ciub
IL the action is asked upon the old application W'ch
Is now said TO be void, the whole question Will need
TO DO gone over again.
The Executive Committee Of the Hamilton Repub-
lcan Club met Wednesday night for the purpose OF
hearing the charges against W. r. Lowe the real estate
agent who II is alleged, procured the leasing OF inc
basement Of the club building for liquor shoP'
Fifteen members Of the committee were present hr.
Lowe was represented by counsel and appeared as
witness In his own behalf His counsel argued that
President Campbell, Captain Reddy and Mt Aluh"uS
could not vote as they had expressed themselves on te
subject in church meetings and elsewhere anu were
also witnesses. Mr. Campbell brought high legal
precedents 10 the contrary and Mr.. Lowe was over
r1,Ied The testimony which followed tended TO SHOW
in the opinion of the committee, that Mr. Lowe had
deceived the club IN leasing the basement for al oO
icctonable purpose and by vote OF twelve 10 one ne
was declared guilty of the charges against him. Inc
suspension Of Mr. Lowe was then determined upon
pending a final hearing before the club. The well
advertised liquor shop, now known as me Hamll'on
! C,fe7 was formAlly opened on the same evening on
which the committee met.
The newly elected officers Of the Massasoit Demo
cratic Club were installed Monday evening at inc
clubhouse, No. oil. West Onehundred- twenty
sixth-st william T. Stllings Is the new president OF
the club.
The death of Henry b. Edwards, which occurred on
Tuesday morning. at his home, in East One-hundTed
and sixteenthst removed Of the most popular ana
best known actors Of the city. His funeral on Thurs
day was largely attended, many prominent people VI
the profession being present. The tuhefaI or"''on W."
delivered By william Winter.
The Classical School for Girls conducted by the
Nessrs. North and Barnes, had its commencement ex-
erclses I'm the Young Mems Christian Association BUM
| ing In Harlem on Tuesday afternoon. me rev Dr
| Day offered prayer, after which Miss Elizabeth bruHu
age delivered the Latin salutatory. An address was
made by the Rev. DR.. William Hayes Ward ana 1ne
class poem was read by Miss Katharine k Fisler'
1,ioma. were presented To the following graduates
| T,torarv and scleunGc course-Anne Read beils
LILLIAN Frances Conover. Virginia Perry "osS' ire'o
nob,nsop Shipman Grat'a Eaton Whited; college pre-
par5rorv course Elizabeth Brundage, Fanny sdlnuei
cohen Katharine Rolston Fisher Jessie Charies iol
Ind Ethel Adams Merritt Two Of the graduates VIII
oter wellesley, two WIN enter Vassar, and Two Will
enter Barnard. ~ 1,,, Co1,eciate In
st,tu.o FOR Girls took place In the eeconu Coi.e's
pef,rmed Church, Len0xave. ana Ohe-hu'iueu '''
tv,ortv third st. on Thursday afternoon. Auu'eoso
,rero made by the Rev. Dr. Day, the l'eV' Dr'
"a Io Rev Dr. Ramsay The diplomas were Prc
l1 -, tho Rev Alfred C. Roe, principal OF tno
school The graduates were Miss Jean M"'Ie ~ ~
oris and Miss Marjorie Ayres Inc honor '1 =,
| ore Marjorie Ayres, Laura H. Coiemah' N'u'9 ",
4 oh NJ.
| Lombard Mabel X. Myers Jean u. H'O''Iu
| ~ T. stancer Ietitia Smyth, Lillian X. see Eva
i.t rborina Townsend and Eva G. Wilsoh' "is'
! p,ohoris &c the first young woman 10 naUl l".o
| tba University of the City OF New urn ,ool
- smith College on the certlncaIe VI 'no -,
, The advisory committee oil tie eCh"Oi = r n,ricbt
,trDbau Avres John Christensen, Johh H. aS
~ tI,..on John L. Huyer, A. p. ketchah' '0'''A
, | ro,,rard and Charles II. PlnKhain' u ,o o,,on
No. Rachel H. Elliott was marred tHuI So. ,.o
Ni' 49, home Of her father, Dr. h. b. EAhoV'' W.
40 rat Onehundred and twenty sevenths@ .,
do,ph Foster DebeyOIse The Kew; ", oNc,ateS The
the Mount was MISS Mary Debevose George w ere
nS pebeyose was best man a PdTsy Burr, Y A.
r. b. Elliott, brother o. inc O''N''
Oo MT "tbreedays' lawn party anu 9atSo,ic Church
Inc ga Of All saints Roman CalnUio cIosed
the building iGni hret and sro Used Used
TUESDAY, evS The Rev j. w. Powers Is fec''f u '
TSe Rev. John way De wh0 assigned By
dalhed Iah 10 the Church OF the @
One-hundred ana cATS Wriee OF St. Raphaels Church
anu anu b been transferred 70 IT. JEROME =
and one huhuIeu ~ tbS Harlem Branch of the Young
me Chrstie Association viii take part IN me e 90
annual eXcCfiI leave the city early in the Afternoon
and nd ali np the Hudson to Oscawahha ISIaic c
7th Re lsi r. BAILEY Association win have its TENN
animal outing June "a gohs ~ H S% The s H.
9aseDaH yy ycant clubs the captain Of the winning
Baey anu o 80 a mid watch and chain. =,
The Irving Literary Society 9S Sss9 CSGr6
Ine SSs are lanes G. Meyler president III lay u,'
PRESIDENT l. Me2adeT Treasurer r. Fg secretary
! ", III 81 ars held every Thursday evening ,
several Harlem women nave So Pa' g5ose ' 1anss viii
tlViS - 10 the Commissioners OF romeo ior APP
Isntmen are as follows Ms Eophie Sa'neyi no 10
- STrdr,d and ST.. Mrs. Alma elOper 10
Mo- East onehnndrc and forty Thirst Ms Mar
oOU ~, 6ovle No f34 West Onehundred and list.,
sire1 tDitSre+b Conlon No 1,647 SecOndave. MIS-
Mary E. Hammer no 2s5 East 55a We
S twenty -nthst. Mrs. Mary F. Phar NO..
l. Os4 Second ave. . A., oo,,- % tho uar
lT T. ~ urarv No 100 West one hundred and TWEEN
tyafthst is announced to take place on June 20. M
Aitbongh AZ n meeting Of the congregation OF me
Work Presbyterian Church. held on sunday morn
wv d. NJ nlrnnst nnanimOnsl voted not 70 accept