New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-06
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
PLANS FOR LENT-DRAMATIC AND eoClAL
ENTERTAINMENTS.

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Of the social people In this part OF the CITY, pu' d
ser.. Of Ientep lectures and services will to some eA
tent All ND the gap At the Episcopal services In H"r
lem to-day special services will be held AZ 81
Andrsw,s Church, Fifth-ave. and One'huhorco anu
twenty -sevcnth-st this morning. holy communion
will be held at O'Clock, morning prayer ~ ~
Iitanv and the second celebration at IL church YES
pers at 4. and evening song service al 40 ociocA.
The Rev Dr.. George r. Van De Water. the rector Oh
the church. will preach at the morning and evening
servicee during Lent At the Sunday evening services
he has arranged to give seitos OF Lehtch lectures "
the English Reformation. The subject th's evening
will be Tho Growth OF the Papacy Inc men
Auxiliary Of this church has arranged for eers VI
I.nt.n Lectures to be given in tho reous OF the SUR
day.school every Thursday evening at O'CLOCK oy
the Rev. DR.. Maynard These lectures Will oe.Ai
n.xt Tuesday and will be given every Tuesday IN
Lent except the Tuesday before Easter Inc ia~t
lecture will be given on April 10 TIE lectures VIII
he Illustrated with stereopucOn views Cd the important
bindings scenery and people The proceeds oi u'e
course will be given TO ST. Andrews lhhrlhdry lo
Women which was recently incorporated ana when
s,ls an important place In the charities OF Harlem
A movement has been started in the Lcn"x Avenue
Unitarian Church Sevcnth-avc. and ne-hundrcd
and. frstst, to give instruction ana ehc''"n-
m.nt TO young who are employed du1hs He
day and whose limit their opportunity OF sociai
intercourse Tuesday evening class has bech 1oiniei
under the management Of Miss II. hugel and num-
her Of Young women connected with that church. which
will meet in the parlors and Sunday school room OF inc
church. where instruction in sewing, drawing ana pen
manship viii he given. The sunday evening services
at this church during March Will be condnctea by
different Unitarian ministers the Rev d. W. MORE
house. missionary and secretary OF the Unitarian
Church for the Middle states and Cana1a, preaching
this evening"
Dr. G. F, Bruce physician Of this city. viii give
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meeting in the parors OF the Harlem Branch OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, No. . West One
hundred and twenty ffthst. On Friday evening meet
ing Of all the active members Of the Harlem SShch
together with the committeeman, Will be heh Ill inc
hall Of the association for the purpose OF getting the
working element association better acquainted ana
to form plans to advance the work In all
Addre sse. will be made by Cleveland H. Dodge president
~ tho New-York Young Mems Christian Assecaton
end nv Donald Mccall the secretary OF the state
association.
Mrs. David j. Dean and Mrs. Isaac NJ. Dean gave
their second reception Tuesday at their home No.
a3s Lenoxaye They were assisted by Miss Ida Buck.
Among those present the Rev. DR.. and Mis-.
Jacob f. Price, Mr.. and Mrs. sperry, Miss Spcrry.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph VI. De Neau. Mr. and MrS
Jnmes F. BucS DR.. and Mrs. stevens, Mrs. Simon
sterne Miss Sterne, Mrs. Arthur flaney, The Misses
Cary, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fish. Mr. and Mrs samuei
Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Cordts, Mr.. and Mrs H. "ran-
vile Green Mr.. and Mrs. La Fayet:e O'ncy. Mr. ana
Mrs. Charles Olney Mrs. King Mr. and Mrs. Byam
Dr. and Mrs. A. ID. Rockwell Mss Gilbert Bangs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Anderson. Miss Welsh, Mrs Ed
mund Pass Mr. and Mrs Frank Iittlcfeli Mrs. E. O.
Meeker Miss Meeker, Mr.. and Mrs A. : Nicnols
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver a. Lyon. Miss Latham. MISS
Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Casper Mis-, Nr. and MS
George II. Burford, Mrs. AlOnzo L. Conover. MISS
Conover, Mr.. and Mrs. John \. TackabeTry the
Misses Roe J. Edmund Cudpp. George sterling
Mr. nd Edgar Anderson. MI
and Mrs James II. Root, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter T. see
Mr. and Mrs. William see, the Misses Pater'On, Mr.
and Mrs. Mortimer C. Hewlett. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Taylor, Mrs Gardiner lardon. Mrs. James W. La
Coste Miss Thompson Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Z. Pierce.
Miss Pierce, and DR.. 4. II. Leary.
An interesting address given by Miss Almira
Losee a missionary TO the Mormons in salt Lake CITY,
on Tuesday afternoon at the home of the Rev. Dr.
j. Willard Phlputt, No. go West One-hundred- and
st., before meeting OF the circle OF
Kings Daughters and women OF the Lenox Avenue
Union Church. Miss Losee has been asked to speak
again before the circle, when women from other
churche. Will be invited 10 he present. The Ladies'
Dorcas Society of this church will give a Japanese
tea on Wednesday evening at Arthur Hall. Tea VIII be
served from japanese booths and in japanese cups.
from until 10 O'Clock. musical performance VIII be
given in which Miss Turner will sing and a either
quintet will play. The entertainment is under the
MANAGEMENT OF Mrs. J. Willard Phllputt.
The New-York Presbyterian Church, at seventh-ave.
and Ont. hundred and twenty eghthst, has extended
coll TO the Rev Franklin b. Dwight 10 the pastorae OF
that church. The church has been without pastor
since the Rev. Dr. Page resigned six months ago
Mr.. Dwight has been preaching number OF sundays
ut this church, and received call in January, but
would not consider il unless the congregation met the
g. 500 immediate obligations the society. This
amount was raised February II and was paid IN.
Mr. Dwight was educated at Princeton Theological
Seminary For short time he occupied the pulpit OF
The First Presbyterian Church Of this city, lie Is about
thirty five years old, and comes from New-iofh
family.
The clubhouse formerly occupied by the Jackson
Democratic Club 40. 100 West Onehundred and
thirteenth st. has been taken possession OF by the
Alpha Athletic Club, which will occupy 1t as per
manent headquarters. The following have been ecctcd
officers of the club W. H. rritclard, president :;
James Alexander, secretary: +. Cohen, treasurer
W Ahern NJ Solomon j. Roaohe. J. Gulnal, G.
Tallman and the officers, for Il board OF managers
The annual election of officers Of the Xavier Boat
Club was held on Tuesday evening, and resulted rs
follows william Tigelow. president; John NaH"e'
yicepresdent; Joseph Rustland recording secretary
Daniel j. Curley. corresponding secretary john J. :"
Finn financial secretary Edward j. LaughIan. treas
urer: Peter J. Cannon captain, and Edward Cunning
ham, lieutenant.
An ENJOYABLE musical evening at home" was gwen
on Monday ~ Mrs. Lee Harley, at her house III
Eighty seven.hst. and Eghth-ave The programme
consisted of vocal and instrumental music, and read
inss A number of Mr.. Harley's southern friends
were present. besides many members OF the Authors
Guild. =, c,
Monday evening at her home No 2l3 West one
hundred an THIRTY secOndst, In comnemora0h OF hcr
rIghteentb birthday. Music supplied 10y dn or
chestra and by Mcssr> shultz and Taylor, who saLe
several banjo duet. Among those present "eIG ar dr.
Joseph Tracy Miss A. Hardy Ms No Aspes k Ms
CockeriiI Miss VI. Dugan, Miss stokes, Miss McArdie
Miss Goldy and ID. Graham. $1,000.
" public rehearsal - Of the singh skewl OF aunt
Polly Bassettn was given on Thursday and Friday
nights AT the lecture room OF Calvary Methodist Epsco
.nal Church One.hundred and TWENTY -nnA-si. aud
seyepfh-ave With old time promplness Aunt Polly
marched on the platform with about forty OF her
pups who were dressed In costumes both ancient
and Incoming and provided much amusement for the
large audience with their methods Of singing and
MN ihc ANTICS of several perycrse pupils. Tle en-