New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
REPUBLICAN CLUBS PREPARING FOR THE
CAMPAIGN-SOCIAL NOIES

of this / land are entering the campaign of 1892
can be had than the thorough preparations which
they are now making for the Presidential contest
I'm the FIJI. All the Republican clubs are making
elaborate arrar ge:nents for carrying on vigorous
campaign At a meeting of the West side Republican
Climb held on Thursday night. at the Hotel Endcott,
Columbus-avc and B'ghty-second-et Il committee OF
eleven va. appointed 10 make hOuse-tO house can
va.s Of all the voters living west of Central Park ana
between Fifty-nntl-st and Onchundrcdand enul-st''
to ascertain their political opinions, anr to learn as iar
o. pos ible who could be brought into the Republican
column The feeling WAS also EXPIRE sed that many
residents who had recently moved into the district
were lgno7aat a. 10 the Republican culs. or were
little dirldcnt about seeking them. To do away win
th, unsatisfactory condition OF affairs the club ap
pointed commlttcc TO draw up circular winch
was 10 be sent TO all voters in this part OF the city,
advising them OF the existence o inns
Republican orgaCization and invlhng 'hcIh
to the present at the meetings. even II they came Only
rs visitors 1t also suggested thar TINS cirol"'
be published in the Republican papers, and the com
mlttec was instructed to consider the proposition
The opinion freely expressed that many Eepno
ncans were living In this part Of the city who were
unaware even that there such Republican
organization and needed only cordial invitation u
come in and become valuable members and lond Their
considerable influence for the success OF the RepuD
licnn party this fall. Tne following committees lot
the year announced
Executive Committce-Class OF 18o3.wIlllam H.
BoIlnnv Alexander Caldwell, William II. Chapman:
Charles f. Ilnmmond, Edmond Il. Lyon; Class Is Oh
Is9I-lnmucl II. Randall William IL: u, iP Coar
class Of ls05-rrank II. Plat, Abraham Gru0er Davi
Mitchell Luclls b.. Hutchinson, Hlasn D. van
Rensselaer, officers Of the club cxOnlclO. ,....,,o.
C,mmtcc oi AdmlsslOIs-tieorge CLINTON Bncne t
chairman: WillInm 4. Day. Louis kunkel GeofSe r.
ander cairmchaei, IT,. Louis c. whton' William A.
Wright. ,.,n. n stanton.
Chairman Frank II. Plat. Frank Brai1ad william a.
Daily, William l. Chapman. - ,,o, .
ou.e CommitteerWilIhm II, b' hosp' w Daily,
' Conmitec On Political AnarGsoTge W. cl% WIi,
chairman: Henry F. Scvens J. Edgar Deaycrai'' WIN
IAN O. Plympion Ezekiel {. williams, ., chairman
Library William r. Com, dr, chsI11ann
benjamin :. circuit. j. Van Nech'eh o'o''' N'"''O0
W francis G. f.. Johnson.
In all the Republican clubs north Of Fifty-hihthS''
the same activlty and hustle Of preparation Tor an eer
getc campaign are going on ON the East So' INC
condition, Of life arc far different and require different
kind Of handling. Here the Republican growth h"s
been impcdod by the want Of permanent club homes
Willie few If the larger and Older organizations have
club banners, n greater number Of club, do MOI, ana
bcy hold their meetings monthly. semlmOnthly ana III
some cases weekly. but they have no place where inc
members can meet every night In social way 1t
f. I'm thi. particular that the Democrats nave
a great advantage. They have numerous well
appointed clubhOn~cS where thclr members caH H'ct
every night I'm the week and amusc themselves with
billiards, bowling, or reading the leading newspapers
magazines ard illustrated periodicals or engage IN
social conversation In this way they have secured many
Young men 10 their polit oal belief who had little pref
ercnce one way or the other. bat selected the Demo
cratic club simply because they can enjoy all these
privilege, fr u nominal sum. ON IN" other hand'
many Young men who have Republican tendencies also
Join these clubs for the reason rs there are no
D. 10. truut nd a
Republican clubs hold their regular meetings, yet the
member, have no place t. meet each other on nights
meetings ar" not held.
The Republicans Of Harlem are thoroughly alive to
this serious danger. and many Of them have already
secured permanent cluhhns"s Willie others are taking
step, to do 30 The Jane, 6. Blaine Club Of Harlem
ma, recently moved into handsome dubious" at No.
liz Est one hundred and tcnh-,t.. which has been
furnished with all the requirements Of the modern club
Lou-o The German American Republican Organlaa-
tion q the XXIIId Assembly District which has
boon holding it, meetings mt Central Hal, NO LIDO
Tllri ave. ha, alp"at'd committee with Instructions
Z, secure house IN the nclrhborloh Of Thiriave. and
one hundred ard scvcthst ard the club has alrcndy
raised by voluntary -ub-crp tons over 1900 toward
furnishing the house.
The Irish American Republican Club Of Harlem.
which las been holding T. meetings at ~. 2l63 second
ave. also las secuted new AID commod!ous quarters
~ Kahn Han Third and one hundred and tenth
t. ana has raised funds for the purpose OF furnishing
the ucw home Tie !. w. Terry Republican A>>pca-
ton has moved into qua:;cr7 AZ 40. 1873 Third
ave. where 1t {, preparing To do active Republican
campaign work
Mr. and Mrs., George w. Wallace gave a novel on
tcitlinmcut to their friends Thursday evening at
their me. 80 80 West one cumberland twenty sixth
See which h. known kollc fctc peculiar to the
scotch II North -cJinnd where they meet Mt certain
times Of the year and nnrrae their traditions and
mi. vfnf,. fu Z gDt. ~
the Wallace tartar. which ar, yellow black and rcd.
me guest were Mt. aud Ms. John Ja per. Mr. and Mr..
Thomas H. newman. Mr. AID Mr.. john Phyfc, iir. and
Mr., William Hicks aud Mr. and Mrs James :. Bu-
chauan.
Harlem society viii hear with great pleasure the nm
nouuccmcnt Of tie marriage Of MIS- Ada T. Wlnsor'
daughter Of Washington Winsor. The president of the
Harlem Republican club. to g. Edwin Lcet, Of May.
VILE Chauauqua County. =. y. The wedding viii
ialc place q It Andrew Protestant Episcopal church,
Iinhyc. and OGc-Auudr,c ali tNcnti cnth st. on
Easter Da;. Ms NIn-or is well known III Harlem
society AID has an active part In mahns TINS emihehtiy
social pant Of the city the pleasant place winch IL =.
Mr. Lcct l., ., w,lhnown merchant IN NAY ana inc
couple win i've there ,,.,..,,.,
The Ladic,' .Nd s1cety Of st. James, Methodist
Epi copai Church, Nadisonayc. AID one hundred ana.
twenty Nth st., Is milking arrangements to ho.I
an apron sale and pink ca' on The aiter as.@.
ia, been divided a. follows: Linen table 40. !, Mrs
Tackabcrry. Nh. G. +. Anderson, Mrs. j. j. speny,
Mr-. Adam Mar'in. Mr.. VI. Johnson Miss S!chol'ol
and Ms Gillic, linen table No. - Mrs. David j.
Dean, Mrs William Malh Nj. samuel Warren, Nrs.
". g. King. MIR. f. 4. Ma-"roau. Mn. J. La to>te.
Mrs william Dean and Mrs. Curtis u. Pierce; tea table
J. +. Price, Mi,. Il. G.. Green. Mrs. Potter Welrh ard
Mrs. +. SchoDnnalcr; tea table No. p Mrs. Joseph NJ
Mrs., L. T.. MOntlu.s, Mrs. II. \. Lyon MIR. I.
Culver Mrs.. - j. Ihyfe ard Mrs. T.: Orrcnc Mecker ;
cnfe glacc table Mrs, \. ID. Rockwell, Mrs. A. Lelry,
Mrs s. A. tman and Mrs. Charles Bedell The
decorating committee Mrs. W. q. King, Mrs j. j.
rhyfc. Mrs william Deanc Mrs. j. slmon MIS-. l..
sch1onmakcr md Mrs. T. Ia COste.
Miss Eva Cohen gave a rose tea nj her nome No.
IG7 Fast Onr-hundrcd d-ccventlst. Tuesday after
nom nj which the table decorated with large
American beauty roses. Among those present were
MIR, A. Cohen Mrs VI Workman. Mrs. +. Hahn, Miss
Martha Kellner Miss BESSIE Cohen Miss Hattie Brand,
Miss Eva Cohen Miss Martha Bacr and Miss sadie
LOwenbery. . 49,, ,
\ mems mass meeting Will be held this afternoon
nj the hall Of the Young Mems Christian Association
no , Vest ncundrcd and-twcnty hhhst., which
viii be- addressed by Robert u. Specr secretary OF the
Presbyterian Board OF Foreign Missions. George War
Lnrin1 zoe rniarN Of The RnllIOnh Nranch Of the