New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
IN THE ANNEXED DISTRICT
THE USUAL ANNUAL ELFCTIoNs-socIAL Incl
DENTS.

THE USUAL ANNUAL ELFCTIoNs-socIAL Incl
DENTS.
| The Twenty-third Ward probably contains larger
number Of social organizations than any othcr part
of the city Of similar and among large pr"Po'-
ton Of thcs. clubs and societies officers are instiieu
with more or less ceremony in the early weeks "f jam
arv OF each year The annual election OF officers oil the
Forlham Club on Monday evening resulted In the
success Of the regular ticket. Charles heary' '"e
nominee for president opposed but there were
rival candidates for some of the other ohlces' Inc
| contest was conducted in friendly spirit 'he
officers elected besides Mr.. Kcary were Professor ~
| II. Dundon vice president; George X Hamilton
| second vice president John :. oMeara. recording
secretary: John p. Dunn. corresponding secretary
| John J. Brady, treasurer J. A. Goulden, H. d.
! Hamilton II. g. Kelly. q. W. Ycandlc J. b. shea
| Dr. r. J. Dunn. executive committee ". ). phHy'
H. C. Boehme G. p. schuyler, inspector, of election.
Oliver Tildcn Post q. a. H.. includes IN its mem
bcrshp many wellknown residents OF MorIiNana- Inc
installation exercises ut the Post Monday evening
were attended by large number OF the members,
who afterward partOok OF supper at when SOM" "i
the officers and visiting guests made speeches. some
| % IN. new officers are Commander. Peter Dodge {;
senio? vce-commander. Robert Sauvsn junior wee
commander. James MoCord quartermaster, C.. Bran
| tlhr: chap!an William II. Graves: surgeon. Charles
! Diehl. Grand Commander Crook and oihe" Nta'e
officers Of the American Legion of Honor a.
sisted in the installation Of the orlcer' {"
Eureka Council at the suburban building Oh
| Tuesday evening. The officer, installed were George
Gnynor commander: John d. Burgoync, vcccom
| mandcr Francis ID. Harres. orator; ". W. BiSland.
secretary Francis Giaef. treasurer; J. j. Whitman
chaplain DR. samuel McElroy medical examiner. and
Others.
The ladies Of Court Mott Haven Of the order Of
ForesreIs have formed association with these officer,
Mrs F. II. BIanke president; Mrs H. :, Bauer. vice
| 4 IeiSs f,YVs Nir-
Close treasurer; Mrs. j. J. NOLAN, serceantat arms
The ladies on Tuesday evening reception - these
new officers OF the main organization Noble grand,
William Blauvelt: VICE. grand William H. Brush, con-
duct0r samuel Oppenhem, who were installed on the
! same evening
The WOmans Relief Corps Of Oliver Iilden Post,
has its officers. who assumed their dutle, on
| Tuesday evening Mrs. C. Diehl, president Mrs. j..
Meier senior vice president; Mrs Rabbit. junior vice
president; Mrs. LOwerre, secretary, aud Mrs. :.
Waterman treasurer Melrosc Cornell Wieland Masonic
Lodge the Ralto Pleasure Club and other organizations
celebrated the beginning Of the terms Of service 81 new
officer, Among the officers o. Guiding star Lodge u
fremont are Charles W. Spooncr. Walter f.. Andrews
| Thomas {. Levi. /. \. Rockwell, Arthur Dc Wilde
and the Rev GcOI &c Nixon
The young men Of High Bridge Interested in an
attempt which made last week 10 form a militia
| company at that place. Henry =. Clark ana other
| Young men who have served in " the large red
mcnts started the movement. Thirty-slx name,
| out Of the necessary nifty secured at
the first meeting Of those interested in the
| proposed company John Ticrnan. T. Hartman
F.. l.. Ga Nun, G. Hartman and Jane, Biggart are
among those who took active part in the discussion,
Mt the meetings which have been held several
wealthy men are interested in the organization 4 The
company and they will contribute literally to assist
| In building almory.
! The lowing season is now at IT, height Among
recent Interesting games at fremont were those in
which the Mt. Hope, vanqushed the Railroad Men, and
the Mercury, Of Harlem. ovcicamc the MolIegans Of
! fremont. The ladies successful in bowling
match against al a reception Of the Benedict
Bowling Club at timers Hall. fremont. Monday
evening. The names Ct those who played were Dr.
IIurd Dr Grasse. Mr.. Bush, EiohwOr Ross Schwomcr.
Wcingman and DR.. becker; Mr.. Bush. Mr.. Ross,
Mrs. EdcIwor, Mrs. echwelmcr. Mr.. Hurt, Ms.
Welngman, Nil. Becker. and Miss Natalie Bernard
The Young Mems Christian Union concert Tues
day evening the Alexander Avenue BAPTIST Church
was sful although the unpleasant weather com
PEELED many persons to remain away who had expected
to lc present The rcciatlons by Miss L. Marie Pierce
| and the musical selections by Miss Irene Wright,
Madame De Novellis NJ York and Mr.. Zicsing were
well received.
Miss Kate L. Abel and James Du Bois, resident
| OF Kingsbrldge were married at ST. stephens Meth.
odist Episcopal Church In that place Wednesday
evening The Rev. y. p. Thompson performed the
! ceremony. Miss Ance Denton, Of Kingsbrldgc. was
| the bridesmaid John Lewis, OF Spuyten Duyvil, the
best man. and Burt Terry and Charles =. Richard
! the ushers. 4 reception ut The home Of Samuel ".
Richards followed the ceremony. The members q the
| Xngsbridge Republican Club gave bachelors supper
! TO Dr. Du ECs III the evening before that of hi,
| marriage.
company has been formed with lobcrt J. Walsh
Of Greenwich, Conn. president; W. j. Crosby. OF
New York. vice pre- sdent and &. +. Hampstead, oi
stamford treasurer to establish u marhct above TIC
Harlem River for farm and garden produce AMI small
fruits II is designed that produce shall be brought
to the market and distributed more quickly than by
PIE cnt methods. The New York and New Haven ana
Harlem railroads will especially be made us: OF TO con
vey produce to HE market
Tie annual reception of the Ariel Tennis Climb. OF
Mott Haven. called together many vonng people on
Tue Sdav cv mig X. NJ CDc VAS tn, moor manager ard
A. &. POttlcy. George f. Cole ana .. +. SENDER were
n m ces Of the RECEPTION COZ mi AM ng others pN
cnt were ". H. Kupcr, W. &. Happy, ". \. burrows
John Campbell. W. o. Frcdenbnrg II. Dean Lpunsbnry
r. Pay san f. l.. button 4. ~ Cole. George f.. Cole
Alfred D. Hall, IT.: T. II. Birch. beaumont Eaymont
Samuel Fisher, Frank Murray II. H. swaScy, Miss May
Hall. Mis-, c; Alma Hail, Mis-; Nellie +. Hail. Mis-
Florcnce GOnd. Miss Tcrzah Happy. Miss sheppard
Miss Anna slmms. Miss L; 4. lIonghtaing Mis- Alma
Rademacher Miss 4. F. Duiton. Miss T.. H. cole. Mis-.
cole siss McAllster Miss Esel,c Richards. Leah
Cad Miss Ella Cole, Miss Gertrude Hoffman, Miss l.
| Eriess Miss r. Bartlett.