New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
NOVEL CHURCH ENIERTAINMENTs-"OR
FOR CHARITY.

church.
The auspices OF the ladies' Guild Of the church. the
proats nj which amounting to nearly 81 900, going 10
charitable work OF the church. The lower nan OF INC
chanel WAS decorated to represent the interior Vi
n Greek temple, and potted plants ana sre'meTs VI
evergrcGns were drapcd after the designs mace i'll
Taderna's pictures OF Greece while from the CEILINGS
were suspended Greek lamps. At the upper end oil the
hall was arranged miniature marketpicc, "hich WIS
filed with rustic booths laden with fruit ana fancy
articles OF every description At another part OF inc
hall tabeaus I'm Greek mythology were performed oy
the young women on low platform rePreseh'"is
temple with four DoIic columns. The fete was oPeheo
on Wednesday evening, with representation vi .h0
Greek worship, In the lower hall. Fifty young "oV
in Greek costume. and carrying cymbals and tam
bournes marched into the hail. and, forming on c'on
side of the PLATFORM went through the dances OF the
Greeks to music from Chicks "Iphigenia In Auils'"
When the women knclt before the altar pouring WHO
upon II and placing their offerings before IT, hre was
sent down and burned the top OF the affair." upon
which all arose and sang praises. An equaiiy novel
programme was given in the upper hall, where me
market-place was, directly in front OF the temple
Here Young women gave NEUROLOGICAL tablcaus, while
Miss Dow acted the part of the oracle OF the temple
Among the women taking part in the programme were
Mrs. Butt, Mrs. Van Kleck Mrs. secor ana the MISSES
Lillian Rcdfeld Kitte Jussen, May valentine, Marian
Rhcades Caroline Flatte, Margaret Rhoades Ehl'h
IIerIick, Helen Parsons, Annie Salter Grace Eastoh
Ida wendell, Cecle DaUCHti, NtIHc ''NNi
Smith Elsie Cable Florence Alling Mary L. Kennedy,
Martha Rawson Lillian Jefferds. Marguerite Roeser,
Maud Dancher Harriet Carss, Helen Niebucr, Grace
Beach Helen MatersOn, Elizabeth Beach Euretta
Gardner Alice Gilbert, Corinnc Pertain ana Annie
Bcal Aside from these novel fea ures were number
of booths which were decorated in keeping with the
Greek SURROUNDINGS in charge Of the follow
ing Fancy articles booh-Mrs. Chauncey ,. TriaX'
Mrs Charles McLain, Miss Eastcn Miss Buchan, MISS
McIelland Mrs. L. W. Dayton Miss Secor Miss Gard
ner Mrs White and Mrs. Sparkling Psyche booth
Mrs Hail. Mrs. IOlbI ooh, Mrs Kellogg. Mrs. sterAe,
Miss Gilbert Miss Alng, Miss Haser, Mrs Parsons
Miss Smith, Mrs. Hazen and Miss Van Doren, candy
booth-Mrs. NJ. Tcilly Mrs. BarTOws. Mrs. J. E. DOW
Miss c. Dow Miss NJ. Valentine and Miss X. Andcr-
son: novelty bootl-Mrs Easton Mrs. Ferguson MIS-
Glover Mrs Parsons Mrs. Bigelow. MIS-. Gardner,
Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Schultz, Mrs Even, Mrs. McDonaia
and Mrs Van DoTen book boOth-Mrs. Isaac hiiis,
Mrs William Wiswal Mrs. Alexander Read, Mrs. Cut
Ter, Mrs. Reddy, Mrs. Teman, Mrs. Rhoades, MIS-
George Moore smith, Miss Wswal Miss Smith, Miss
RhOades and Miss MCGEE.
Another interesting novelty in the line OF church en-
tcrtainments was given at Arthur Hall, Lenox ana
Onehundred and twenty slxthst., wednesday even
Ing under the direction of Mrs. james Mllrd PDll-
putt, wife Of the pastor of the LcDox Avenue CMoh
Church (Discipes). The entertainment took the form
Of reception given by George Washington, his VIE
and the members Of his Cabinet and those who took
part were: George Washington, stephen hawkins +;
Martha Washington, Miss Pearl Hurlburt John Adams,
Harry Alderman; Mrs. John Adams, MISS marina
Knckerbocker Thomas Jefferson. Arthur BirhinS :
Mrs. Thomas Jefferson, Miss Bertha Cunningham Al
cxander Hamilton. George II. Iioagland; MIS- Alex
ander Hamilton Miss Grace Townsend; General Knox.
Arthur C. ROCKWELL Mrs. Knox, Miss RHth Mac
donald. All of these people dE1ssed in keeping
with their characters Mrs Washington awaited the
arrival of her guests. who announced according
to their rank in Office.
The Young Peoples Association Of Holy Trinity
Church gave successful entertainment on Friday night
at the hall of the Young Mems Christian Associauoh
No. 5 West ODehundred- and twenty -ffth-st The
Deesrck Schulcn was given before large audience by
the following: Schulz Commissioner, L. Hailen
teacher Miss F. Carey; visitor. Miss sherry g'ri
pupils, the Misses Leech. White, Simonson, Rene:'
Cody Hainland NEEDING, Hebbard, Osborn, Ten Eyck
boy pupils, c. White II. simcDson, j. II. Welis' A.
Buckhout j. Rosch, A. Worman F. Sherry, W. spear,
r. l. Hadden; infants, the Misses Woman, r. Lcech,
Chase Thurber Osborn, Ricketts,, and Masters W.
Ten Eyck, II. MADDEN. F. simonson, c. ii. Carey, A.
Bridgeman, Renler school committee Mrs. C. b. Med
ding Miss White Miss Sherry, c. Il. Needing
The eleventh anniversary Of the Eureka Council, No.
AZ of the American Legion Of Honor, was commemo-
rated on Thursday night with musical and literary en-
tcrtanmcnt at Association Hail. one HUNDRED and
twenty ninihst. and Paik-ave. \ large number Of
people present and listened to interesting pro
gramme. which given by Miss Ella Won M0ltke,
Marie J. Downey, James :. Brinckerhof, Charles F.
Bardes. ". W. Wilcox, c. : Ogden, f. Knight, Miss
Daisy stoncbrdge. Miss Eel Hess, August J. Ruhl, e.
Arthur Pratt, T. W. Rockefeller and Robert Craig After
ward there dancing.
Nearly S13OO cleared at the entertainment
given at Iammerstein's Opera House Hall Thursday
evening for the benefit Of the Temple Of lsae Sister
hood. The eight young women who acted ushcrs
Miss Martha StOnc Miss 5. Lesser, Miss Rosa
Klein, Miss y. Herman, Miss Ilettie Levy,
Miss Leno Finn, Miss y. Saby and Miss
Pauline Emmanuel The hall was secured
free of rent through the kindness Of Oscar Hammer
stein, the tickets gwen by Charles Brand, the
flowers by Messrs. Weed. Amman and Weeks. and
those taking par; in the programme gave their services
free. They were Mrs lIelncr Prince julius Risch,
Emil Schenck, Albert g. TleiS, Miss Lcttie Blum
and Mrs. Selma Goldzfher. Mrs. Daniel p. Hays,
the president Of the ssterhood, and Mrs. Abraham
Levy, vcepresident will devote the proceeds Of The
tainment to the relief OF al deserving poor families
In that part of the city assigned TO their care, from
One-hundredtll-st. to Harlem River
Tho second reception given by Charles c. Tyler and
Miss Tyler held at their homc, No. 1885 Madison
ave-. on Wednesday evening. The following assisted
In receiving: Mrs. \. ID. Wood uH Mrs Thomas II.
Newman Mrs. G. +. Dingcr, Miss Lulu Tyler and Miss
Ray Among those present were Mis-. Wees sackctt
Mr.. and MIS-. William T. WaNfvell, Mrs. Charles
Place, Mrs. p. {. Tcruan. Miss WaIdwcl Mr.. and
Mrs. Adalr. Mr.. and Mrs. William q. McCrea, Mr..
and Mrs. William TrOtcr, Dr. Ramsay, the Rev. Dr.
Treat, Mr. and Mrs. James Mclaughlin, Mr. and Mrs
John Mclaughlin, Miss Rlair Mrs. McAdam, Mr..
and Mrs James Taylor, Mrs. Kepner, Mrs. Abraham
Steers. z. e. Pearl, the Misses IngIaham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron Morgan, Mrs. Curtis H. Pierce, Miss
Dorset, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon II. Davis, Mrs. Lobdci
OF Buffalo; Mr. and Mrs. John L. simpson, Mrs.
Robinson Miss Grail, Il. Clarence Dorsett, Mr..
Corsa, Mr.. Peck and Elmer Grad.
Among the novelties in church entertainments is
the Evening With our Popular Magazines" given on
Thursday evening in the parlors Of the Pilgrim Con
Crcgatlonal Church, at which selected Illustrations
from the popular magazines OF the day and their
advertisements were represented in living ,ab,aus,
charact r and music. The Coming Race was depicted
by several small chilreA al play, while looking Back
ward was represented by two lovers, who after
parting east lingering looks backward. " Little