New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
SOCIETY RESUMES IT'S CHURCH EN-
TREATMENTS

,nonts and receptions which bid fair to make IT one
Of the most successful I'm the history OF Harlem Al
unusually large number Of church ais are noone'
for this week and they will afford ample opportunity
10 those charltably inclined TO place their money III
GOOD hands where it will do the greatest goou WIN
the least outlay on Monday. Tuesday ana "eun19
day the ladies' Guild, Of Holy Trinity Ohur'h VII"
h0ld a bazar and entertainment at the pAf"S VI wv
church. LenoX-ave. and nehunon'' an"
second St "a rail-. money for the purchase OF gas
fixtures and 20 go toward the liquidation OIL the '"i'"
debt Three entertainments viii be given ana t"o
chamber concerts have ben arranged AT WHICH pro
feSAonal musicians will appear.
Another church entertainment which will occupy
large share o. public attention this week WI" ne sVe d"
Madison Han. OnehundIcd ndtwenty hfth-st ana
Madison-ave under the auspices 81 the "oIfh VI
Pilgrim Congregational Church. These women organ
tied las, June society for the purpose OF holdlhg
flower carnival the object of which is 10 raise MONEY
10 buy new carpets for the church 10 Dehen' 'ho
vomenS societies Of the church' am idN' ""' NV
least 70 promote social Intercourse. All the prepnra
tions for the carnival have been completed anu 'H'
people Of Harlem will have chance on TUESDAY
Wodneedax and Thursday evenings 10 see what
hing of beauty" flower carnival can DC. b"Ot"s
will be placed around the hall, each one OF "h'"
will be devoted some particular mower NIs'
pbvrc will have charge Of The white chrysanthemum
booth Al which fancy articles will be sod MIS- oiis
topher win preside over The red rose BOOTH ana vi"
coll articles ID toilet Mrs. Marshall Ayres VIII pre-
side over the booth Of leaves, nothing bnt NaNeN'
which viii be filed with fancy articles MIS- van
Fmlerc Will preside over the sWeetpca ooo'"' "''O
as II will be laden with those extremely popular
articles candy and soda water, 1t Will De P"'o" III
the centre Of the han Ms. Josiah Lomu''u Will
have charge of the white daisy booth. at when VIII
he displayed infants wear, Miss MIler VIII Pi'N0
over the violet booth. which will have me ol,p'"'
Of fancy stationery; MIS- J. d. DIEM VIII nave Vir-'
OF the Jack-inthe pulpit booth, for inc SAFE Vi "o
and TOYS: Mrs George Wallace will take care o. ,''e
sun flower booth for the sale Of groceries, an" 'SS
Arrovsn,.th will supeIintend the floral BOOTH at WHICH
different varieties Of flowers Will be SOFA. 'ne vi u
boxes will be occupied as fancy poo'n' "'"Cn VIM
be in charge Of the Junior Christian Endeavor >oceE
OF Pilgrim Congregational Church. Miss Niri"" N"ei'
will be I'm charge OF one OF the booths
Not the least important feature OF the carni'4,
will he the restaurant which will occupy the Tina
floor Of the building and The fact that II VIII De pre-
sided over by Mrs Hubhel Is a sufficient gnaf""'e'
OF the quality and attractivencss OF the 1~e' !"
one part Of the han there Will be fuhch ""u'"'N
show a Iackin-thePulpt table, JACK lloiheI ="
for tho cdifcation of the children while one OF tne
nal. members Of the church. whose age Is said 10
vary anywhere between sixteen and fifty years mas
had the tenertv 10 dress mp doll according 10 His
own characteristic and individual taste ana anyway
who can guess the name OF the maker o ''nS ~
rnorka BILE piece of handiwOrk Will become Ue pos
eossor ~ the curiosity the payment of ten cents
given every evening. Tuesday and Thursday pe'"s
t.hon m with concerts al which Miss Lille Ennals'
n r. Ritter August BastrOen. and the Young ftopN9
Orchestra Of the church. undcr the direction OF Nno
C. Baldwin, will take part
p. humorous operctta entitled "The Peck Sisters
will he given on Wednesday evening by the NonhS
noope of the church 1t will also be decided AZ
the ,iolct booth whether the Young women ChrS
tian Association Of Harlem. the Harlem brahch 81
the Young Mems Christian Association Is the m"''
popnlar organization in this part OF the CIV Dcs''S
which n set of books will he voted Tor ana gwen To
the association which wins. Women having cN'i-0
Of this carnival are Mrs. James L. Miller. chairman
Mrs Jacob schrady, secretary; Mrs Josiah Lombari'
treasurer Mrs ]. D. Diehl. Miss Flora q. BRANDON
Miss Lille Undernll; while the reception comm1t'ee
will consist of Mrs Samuel II. Virgin. Mrs T. H. New
man Mrs b. J. Taberl, Mrs. f. h. BILLINGS ana Mo
Z. r. Johnson.
Arrangements for the great fair 10 be given unde-
Tho ausnices of the women of the Calvary Method
Church I'm the ectureroom Of the church. a. seventh
ave and nehundred and twenty ninthst. are almost
completed The fair will take place on the evenings
OF December 6, l. and Q, aad also on ;h' afternoons
Of December :, and o. Preparations for ths fnr
have been under way since June and daring the sum
mer each woman having booth in charse has becn
dcvsing ways and means for making hey special d."
partrnent unique attractive and profitable. There VII
he fourteen booths which will be- In charge ol inc
following: Candy booth. Mrs. James Il. Day: fancy
booths Mrs John i. Mason. Mrs. r. J. Nc''cfneH
Mrs Alfred scott. Mrs H. f. Hiamley, Mrs. Morgan
and Miss Maggie slater; floral booth, Mrs. Darling :
mystic booth, Mrs George Moline; grocery booth
Mrs John Reeves japanese BOOTH Mrs. q VI. Rich
arison: book booth n w lIenly while the lemonade
well will be presided over by the Misses Jackson
tbe house that Jsck-built w Miss Carrie Patterson ana
the restaurant will be in charge of Mrs W. p sure.
The fair will be opened on Tuesday evening with Z"
suprcr At which there will be about 200 guests, while
rcfreshments On every evening an entertainment
will he given at which OF the be. performers
IN the country Will appear. Those having charge u
toe fair are $ NJ. Bargcss, John H. NdwSon t. T.
Iandon Frank Curtis. Lincoln Moss. ii. sills Henry
Griffin Mr. Stoney, Mrs. John y. Mason, Mr.. T. T.
Wc,rerfeld Mr. and Mrs. Jacka, Mrs. William Class
Mrs Judd aud Mr.. and Mrs. George Norman
There was large attendance at tine first social Ell.
tortanment Of the season under The auspices pf
the Ladies' society Of II. James, Methodist Fps
copal Church which held on wednesday evening
in the parors Of the church, at MadSonave ara oh'-
hundred ard-tventy siNth-,t. An attractive ruHcid
and literary programme was given, AZ h'ei''unS
feature 81 which was the Epworth Orchestra ana the
ST. James Band the former being the oulSo"th 81 we
Young People, society and the Epwoith League oil
St James The members Of the orchestra ar" Miss
Mabel l. Green. Waiter i. l,.dcil j. II. ; I,iLno'
a. " Iagle o. r. Brown. A. ". >llbcr ana II. oillh
haznr Tor TIC sale Of fancy and useful articles
viii be held BY the women Of the East HArrn IlesDS
terrain Church at the church. in one ihII'ti "ll
siNtrcnths e. between second ard Third aNes. luut3-
day and FRIDAY cEculn->. supper VIII bc o'rNou IN
evenings from g. 10 Ocluck, ana tiI' "V'Is VIII III
omen al O'Clock In tie afternoon. -
Inc Ladies Nd society 81 the nlaran ,huIfh' IL
I,ncy ave ana OucunG ,d-and .weutN thl'd ST. gave
ifS FIRST social entertainment Of Tire season on fiN
evening The attendance was large, ana the ailar was
80, .,I, IL, ,,mc ut IN reality Mrs Hutcin-
SON Mrs r. A. Angel. Miss h. Nrilnstoh ana Miss
MARY Rice were the reception committee
The Rev Dr. William {. Eitting. pastor o. MO,it
Morris Baptist Church will preach sermon on >Hh,
day evening December l.. undcr NE auspices OF
Dd
in Fift,lavc between one hundred ana tWtul SKIN
and one hundred twenty seventh ST. JACOB NouEH
chairmau OF the committee Of arrangcincnis on TINS
OCCASION will have the lodge turn out III hoN 70
attend the church ,
Tie subject Of the next " the scilrn 81 sermons
which the Rev DR.. william !. Iarshd, pastor OF l4e
second Reformed Collcsia" Church, ~ ua ie'4 ~
L1.I ~ u n ~ II l.. l,