New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
EASTER MUSIC IN THE CHURCHES-ENIER-
TAINMENTS OF THE WEEK.

Good Friday is being observed IN Harlem WIN
greater solemnity each year. and fasting on 1' uDS
IS becoming more general. At ST. Andrews 'h"''"'
Ffthave. and one hundred and twenty sevehth-S', '
nnuous services were held from l. to . O'CLOCK
which were well attended. while similar services were
held nj Holy Trinity Lenox-avc and Onc-hnndred-hhu-
twenty. second-st Grace Church, East One-huhdted-
and-slxtecnthst Emanuel Church, East one -hunared'
andtwefth ST.. and st. Luke's West OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
forty-secondst. Preparations for the Observance Vi
Easter In Harlem have exceeded all previous cHor.S
and a rare treat I'm music and floral displays Is
IN store for churchgocrs to-day. The day
will be ushered In by ST. Andrews chime
The regular music Of the morning service VIII 10 sung
by a vested choir OF forty two men and boys Inc
first service will be the choral celebration at a. m
when Maundcrs "Christ is Risen,' CrnkshahKs com
munion service in fiat. and Joseph Barnby's Awake
up. My Glory" will be sung. The music at the II
O'Clock service will be Thomqs's "Te Deum " IN IT,
Calkin's Jubilate- In G.. Cruikshanks communion
service 10 the end of tho credo. and Mozarts "Ior-
Gus IS Thy Nance The singers VIII be HAIRY "iDDS
ard Robert b. Pegram. sopranos; Alfred Mclean hIo
r Ebert and s. Van Arsdall tenors, and J. silvorS'
bass. -
AT Holy Trinity Church the Rev. Dr. c. DIV.
Brdgman will conduct the service the music Of which
will be sung by choir Of twenty men and women ana
by Mrs, Ella Pfaf soprano Mrs sophie fe' o'h'
trato Henry Dwight. tenor, and John d. shaw b's'
At the 80 service MOrgan's Christ our f"Ss-
G.
Jubilate," and IIandels HaIeluinh7 chorus viii be
sung At the IL a. IN. service Schachner's Sound
the Loud Timbrel,7 the anthem from Gounods " Re
demptOn" DIR. Stainer's Magdalcna," and Lcmmsn's
Hosannah," will be sung. Al 3 80 D. ~ theIe VIII
be a carol service Of the sunday school
The following IS the musical programme TO be gwen
at the morning service Of Pilgrim Congregational
Church, Madson-avc. and Ono-hundred and-twenty-
frst-st: "GIand Prelude" by Bati'tc They Have
Taken Away My Lord by sainer; chanting the Lord
Plave:: Christ IS Risen Today" By wilson, ana
Sing Allclujahs Forth" by Buck. The sunday
school celebration will be at the second service when
there viii be carols.
At the Lenox Avenue Union Church 0Discipesl the
following musical programme will be given at the morn
ing service: Blcssner's professional March, BUCKS
" Easter Sanitation Wcbcrs Christ, the Lord, Is
Risen Today Lcprcvart'e Larghctto in A-fat. ana
baritone solo, The Resurrection, sung by Harry Rove
shelly At the evening service the musical programme
will consist Of organ prelude. Festival Mhrch III
umphant7 +. II. Vincent; Caro- Jublatc'; Earnbys
King All Glorious" with chorus by the Kings Dangh-
ters Of the church IIaydn's The Marvellous Work.;
oGertorv and Schumann's " Welcome Lovely Faster
The singers will he Miss Lillian Greene. soprano Miss
Martha Knickcrbockcr cOntrlo; Frank L. sparks,
tenor Edmund Bramhal Childs. jr. basso There Will
also be special music at Mount Morris Baptist Church,
Fiftb-ave. and One hundred and-twenty SiXhst; at
Harlem Presbyterian Church, Onc-hundrcd and twenty
nfth-st. near MadsOn-avc, and at Emanuel Church,
No POI East Onc-hundrcd and twefhs'.
The housewarmng Of the new clubhouse OF the James
G.. Blaine Club of Harlem, which will take place on
Wednesday evening at the clubs home, No. ll2 East
One-hundrcd and feminist, promises 10 he great sue
cess Addresses will be made by Charles ". Andcr-
son. Of the Nth Assembly District: a. T. Humphrey,
secretary of the National League Of Republican Clubs
j. Proctor Clarke Of the XXlst Assembly District and
others. Music Will be furnished by "A banjo club OF
ten performers Invitations have been sent 10 nearly
every Republican organization In the city and some to
clubs outside Of the city, and the hall Of the club
will seat over 800 II is expected that larg; number
Of wcll-known Republicans will be present a pool
tournament has been started among the members Of
this club which Is attracting large numbers In the
billiard room Of the club every night. There have
been twelve entries, and silver medal will h. given
to the winner. The first game was between william
Segar and a. Cachou and was won by the former
The james &. Blaine Club Of the XXIId Assembly
District will hold midsummer nights festival July
30 at Joncs's Wood.
The j. W. Terry Association Of tho xXIId Assembly
District now having Its headquarters at Third ave.
and seventy -siXthst., has decided 10 10 new
quarters and committee has been appointed with
power suitable place Eighty third st.
and Third ave.
Tho young people Of Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church.
Lenox and Onchundred and twenty hrst-st. will
give concert Thursday evening at the church.
Bessie A. Riddle, j. Roberts wilson and Arthur Little,
The last o interesting series OF lectures A
Trip TO Europe" by the Rev DR.. MAYNARD for the
benefit OF St. Andrews Infrmary for Women. win be
given on Tuesday evening at ST. Andrews Church.
fifth-alc and One hundred and twenty -sevcnthst
An entertainment In aid OF the Day Nursery Of
Harlem VIII be given by . society Of young people,
80, at Madison Hall, Madison-ave ana One hun1ied
and twenty hith-st. Shakespearea tabeaus and old
fashioned minutes danced BY yOusg women in costume
Will constitute part OF the programme. besides which
the following will assist Miss Jcssanine Hallenbcck
soprano; Miss Alice j. Macpherson. cOntralto; Miss
Bertha Behrens viollnist, and W. +. Angel baritone.
The Iicyclc Club OF The Harlem Branch Young
Mems Christian Association has been reOrganzed for
the with the following officer Henry J. Diede
| captain; G. " Boomer first lieutenant: Joshua Nc
Chntock second lieutenant A. ID. proudht buger. and
Thomas Malon. color bearer. The dub has decided
evening rerular ueefnr nj and