New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
SUCCESS OF THE RELIGIOUS REVNAI'o
WOMEN ENGAGED IN CHURCH WORK.

WOMEN ENGAGED IN CHURCH NChh
rho revival services which have ben held in the
leading Methodist Episcopal churches oil h're" S-'o
he beginning OF tn new year nave Del ' '
,ucce.sf,il. At Trinity Methodist Episcopal 'n"''"'
IN Northumberland eighteenth st. near seconu C.
tho service, have be prolonged FAR BEYOND the 'e
al first set for the reviVai'. Under Inc u"o'"'.
~ the Rev Thomas Harrison. the BOY iIc"'"c'
IN conjunction with the Rrv. DR.. Thomas buren, VIZ
,ostor OF the church services have been heu eNe'N
night while seekers OF religion crowd the ohu'oh at
almost every service. About 10 a-'mf" '""''''9
Lave heen recorded The jnbile, which ha' been ar
ranged for February Ia at this church VIII De III So'nc
r.spccts the elimination Of this long series VI '"
..ssfu services Mr.. Burch has prepared d Seriho''
u especial interest for to-day. ,
AZ Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church III SeVeh'n'
ave. and one hundred aud twenty -nin'h-''' "fPs'
smith y assist d by the pastor, the Rev Df Da''
,lo,ed a long series OF revival services Oh ""no"'
night before crowd which taxed the capacity Vi III"
church 10 It's utmost. and even IN II INC pcoPc "V'
,rr.d ovov This church building Is one OF inc
largest Of It's kind in the United o'"~'' anu i -
lhoncht that nearly 5000 people y" re !" " "'''n'
,,,ht whom "Gyp,y smith" gave his fareWeh ''N'
,Le number of conversions NJ Tins church also h gone
into the hnndr ds. Mr.. smith TOOK - 'ho n"DJ'' ~
HE farewell address the story of his Lie i"Na"4
81 ,nn,rr immediately to England. as WAS his first
,ntenton Mr. smith will spend TWO "c-"a III '
duc,jng revival services at Grace Metho"'t hpso'p''
,nrch I, one hundred and fourth.st near Columbus
ave This church has seating capacity u "po"' ~
AZ II. James's Methodist Episcopal 'hur'h' ""u''
sopave and c-hundrcd-and twentN-NlN'h-s'.' uo
r.vvaI services conducted since January J. oF inc
Rev Charles Natman. who was a-sis'e" nv .'c I
the Rev DR. Price. have been remaihaDN s"'''"'
over 300 converts have ben made ,
,r, women OF the Lenox Avenue Union Cnurch
fpsciplesl held apron. bag ana CAKE s'r AZ va,
home OF the pastor the Rev James N'h''" P'
Xo oss West One-hundred- and twenty Oh
n m
.h n,rlors md the receipts were large. Inc euc'''
,vere entertained with music and rocitauoh'' "''S
Martha Knickerbockcr and Miss Jennie Flower san
Niss Lucy j. : Rodgers pictured the strong coh'"'
between The Old Maid OF the Past ana oil me
Mrs Philputt assisted in RECEIVING ny " 'o"'''''
OF women from the church H.
The sacred cantata. Bclshazzars feas'' Ut ,no
Fall q, Babyon.s will be given by the choir OF 'he
1onox Avenue Union Church Disciples, LehoA-'Ne
and Ono-hundred- and twenty seventhst TINS eNenS
The pastor the Rev. James Willard fhilpu''' W
preach a fifteen minute sermon on " fau i"'' ~
mon, The anthem will be new rehoer"e VI
aNeorer NV God 10 Thee with contralto. 500 anu
cuartc, The choir Is under the direction OF MIS-
J. NJ. Philputt ,
ola Musicale gave It's annual entertainment ana
r.cepon on Wednesday night ut west Eho nun i"
one hundred and twenty ffh-st. near seven'ha'e' y
large number OF the friends and members vi 'N'
society were present 10 enjoy an excellent programme
,rb,cb was onenod with the overture from La Cigale
by the orchestra. The following took part IN the pro-
rramme: Miss L. Dugan, Miss l.. Glassmacher' MISS
McCabe c. o. Lucke F. j. Griffin. Miss NJ Fay '' D.
Fay Afterward there dancing.
Fifteen names proposed for menoersmP d. VI.
meeting of the ItA American Republican 'iuo Oh
,Ior,o, an rrIday eve ing at the club No. 263
seconday The president OF the club. Peter H. NC
Donald presided. 1t was decided to hold '"e h's'
annual stag entertainment Of the club on February ~
and The following appointed cOmhh'ee Oh ar
ranrements: Cassidy, Msloney. Reilly, L""ior ana
Kelly Speeches were made by Morris sullivan -
Malonev Peter IL. Mcdonald, John Reilly 7. D. NC
Flrov James Kennedy and others. After TIE business
meeting a vocal and Instrumental programme was eNol'
The sixth annual convention Of the Young Peoples
Christian Association of New York CITY VIII De hciu
Thursday at the second Collegiate Church OF harien'
Ienox.ave and one hundred and twenty -thd-st Ihe
afternoon session will be ned al D ooloch anu 'ne
evening session at S O'CLOCK
At the regular monthly meeting of the Republican
Club of the XXIlId Assembly District on Thursday
night at No. $3.50 Thirave.. ii was decided to change
The name OF the club 10 the Union Republican Club OF
Harlem. large number Of the members
were present, and addresses were mad b. Henry
erase David Friedsam Captain Lu1~lg Dr.
Ward and Frank Raymond The club now numbers
pos, and it is expected to increase the number to
over 900 before the campaign opens.
A memorial concert foi the benefit Of the Young
women's Christian ASSOCIATION Will be given under
the direction Of J. H. Mckinley. at Association Hall,
No. West one hundred and twenty, nftist;, on
February % BeSdcs Mr.. Mckinley the f0lOwHig
will take part in the pr Dgrdmmc: Carl r. punt Misa
Bertha BelIrens, j. William Macy and William Johh-
son More than 200 tickets have already been sOld.
The Rev. j. l.. Campbell. pastor OF the Lexington
Avenue Baptist Church. Will deliver an address ms
afternoon at Is o'clock at the mems meeting IN inc
hall ~ the Young Mems Christian Association No %
West one hundred-and-twenty iiith-st. a.,
The following will be the Harlem DELEGATES TO me
New-York state Convention OF the Young Women ,
Christian Association. TO be held at Sclenecady fGq-
rIary IL 10 II: Mrs. George Debev0se. MIS-. l.; ~.
HOagland. Mrs. W. IA. Walter, Miss L. nnuler, MIS-"
Jennie PuIdy and Miss Mary McElroy
A church warming took place TUESDAY evening at
the IenOx Avenue Unitarian Churcs. at LeDoX-hNe :.
and hund red and wcnty first St. and In spite Oi
the bad weather nearly 200 people were present. the
recept0n committee consisted OF the following mem
the entertainment was given: Mrs. Conant. Mrs.
Thomas Wilson, MIS- Pinkham and MIS- r. ID.
FISHER This the first social entertainment
held in this church since the Dedication and It's great
shows that the church Is possessed OF strong
social element IN its congregation. The Rev NJ 81 c:
Wright. the pastor showed himself admirably ADAPT "a
10 lead such society by his genial bearing and hii
Kindly greetings to all An interesting feature 81 the
evening reading from browning. by Mrs. X. ii.
Davis. OF the Entertainment Committee and reading
Life in Japan by the pastor of The church. The
literary programme agreeatly varied with songs
nv Robert and Herbert Refs. At the close Of the
programme refreshments served bv Mrs. \. II.
Wellington Miss Margaret Fisher Miss Florence Burns
Mrs. Angel. Miss Catherine ANGEL. Miss Eleanor
Angel and Ms, Ftcey Another entertainment
will given this church toward the OF this
month early in March, under the auspices Of the
Kings Daughters. when Mrs. Maria r. Richards OF
Providence, will give lecture George Eliot"