New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02
ABOTE THE HARLEM RITER.
DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS STILL UNEAsY-sOCIA Al
ENTERTAINMENTS.


ENTERTAINMENTS.
Democratic politics in the upper wards has as yet
shown little livelineSs considering the near approach
OF election day The union between the TamInahy
and Henz divisions Of the Democracy does not ap
pear to be Il solid one. and there Is some question
whether the Icnz Democrats would support lam
many city candidates in opposition TO an Independent
ticket. The mutual dlstrust Of the two factions ana
their long antagonism have prevented them from
working In harmony although OF the campaign
committees have been made up OF members OF boih
sections. Tho Republican organizations on the DINER
hand have been united, and enthusiastic meetings
have been held. At the monthly meetings OF IN"
Twenty third Ward Republican Organization last week.
100 new members were enrolled and propositions for
membership We're received from 100 more. The Ike
publicans OF the upper wards have been allied with
those Of Westchester County In many political con
tests and at the meeting Of the Twenty third ward
Republicans n committee was appointed to represent
the organization at the funeral Of General Hustled
Meetings OF other Republican associations are to be
held this week. and great Republican mass meeting
Is announced for the week after next, at which all
the local clubs will be largely represented.
The bowling clubs of the upper wards are re
organizing for tile coming season Every section
of the Twenty third Ward Is well I'm these
clubs. The Youthful League Bowling club has an
especially large membership and includes many Of
the best bowlers Of the North Side. There are four
sections Of the club. The Tuesday Night section
elected last week, John J. O'C0nnor captain. and
W. ST. John Iioughton secretary and treasurer
Louis J. Hcintz and several other well known Schn'rer
Club bowlcrs belong to this section. The Wcdne day
Night section which has taken the Load In The at
tendance of members elected as officers John OAmcis
captain, and Paul Iilldcbrandt. secretary and treas
urer. 5. Kohn Is captain and Arthur Alexander,
secretary and treasurer II the Thursday Night section
The schnorer Club Is also divided into sections named
after the nights which the bowlcrs meet and some
Of these sections have already reorcanizcd. The
Northern Athletic Club and It's Older neicEbor. the
Suburban Club, have OF the best bowlcrs Of the
Twenty fourth Ward. The Loyal Ladies, Bowling
Club OF which Mrs. Edward A. Ackcr f. president. f.
one Of the most active Of the bowling clubs which
have women alone members. reception VII
given Thursday night by the X. q. :. Bowling
cub Ebng's. and In contest between several OF
the ladies Mrs. Henry Abr made the highest score.
camera cldb was organized last Tuc-day at the
home Of W. L. Mott, in Woodstock. Dr. +. J.
Tucker elected president. W. l.. Pagan vice prcsi
dent, W. l.. Mott. secretary and Richard Curtis
treasurer. Some Of the work done by members 81
the club was exhibited and arrangements were made
for other exhibitions 10 De given later in the season
Among the social affairs in the upper wards last
week silver wedding reception 10 Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. NJ. COmbes of East one hundred andsiAty
nftlAst. Among the guests the Rev. Mr. coul
den, Mrs. Couden, Mr.. and Mrs ". >. smith. Mr.
and Mrs f. L. Edel MIR. and Mrs. Thompson. Mr.
and Mrs. Wells Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Mr.. and
Mrs Hart, Mr. and Mrs Pennington Mr.. and Mrs
Berry and Mr. and Mrs. Ford. The wooden wedding
OF Dr. and Mrs. Emil Hcuc 81 one hundred ana
forty -sccondst and Wiliisave. on Thursday evening
brought together large number Of the friends and
relatives Of the couple. The guests Included Dr.
and Mrs Brugman, Of BOstOna ave; Henry Bchrrn.
IT, and Benjamin Bent, Of fremont; Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Clemens Miss Adele llcucl, Mr.. ana Mrs
Henry Huber DR.. and Mrs. II. Il. Conrad, Mr..
and Mrs Conrad stein, Alexander S1'in. NJ. and
Mrs William Grercl, Mr. ana Mrs. William NchDti
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hes. Mrs f.. ". smith, Of
No. 2,123 Bathgalc ave. gave reception on Tuesday
evening 10 her and daughter in-law, VINO We're
recently married. The guests Included many friends
Of the bride from Utica and other parts Ol Central
New York. Walter J. Iiuslcy and Miss Mamie X.
Brady were married on "Wednesday morning at -
Jerome Church In the presence Of many lricnds.
few relatives at the wedding breakfast al The
home OF the bride Immediately after the ceremony
The gymnasium GLASSES OF Tie Young Mems Chria
tan Union have been divided into two sections The
seniors will meet Tuesday and Thursday even
lngs and the juniors on Monday, Wednesday ana
Friday evenings. The barriers began their runs
last week and will run hereafter on Monday and
Friday evenings special crO,s-cOuntry run has
been arranged for Wednesday Of next week.
reception given on 1hursday evening Ia
the Rev. J. c. Il ency, who has Just been appointed
liz Archbishop COrIgan 10 the charge Of parish
formed AT Tordham. The Young Peoples society II
Christian Endeavor Of the Alexander Avenue Baptist
| Church held social meeting on Monday evening
The young children Il the congregational Church OF
| North Ncw-Yorh took part in an entertainment on
| Monday and Wednesday evening". song, and recta
| lions by the little ones picdscG the lag" audience
| OF their parents. relatives and friends.