New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-28
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
SOCIAL. AND CHARITABLE ENTERTAINMENT :
-REPUBILCANS IN THE XXllD A.
SFMBIY DISTRICT ORGANIZE.


and tuen,v d,th.st for the benefit OF the Charitable
works Of the circle. The entertainment WIS a"
"Orunge Tea in which all the young women 'aNns
mart were dressed in that color, and every thns la'
ON the table for sale was of the same nue. Inc
sales amounted 70 a considerable sum- MIS- NaUonn
Mclean the president o. the Organization was ho'
nresent on account Of Illness but the entertainment
va. successfully arranged by her aids. VINO were 'e
Misses Marion Clark Edna iiixon. Helen Mclean
Marguerite Ingrahsm. Annie Howe ui'cc "'",'
Fanny Casey Olive Allison, Lucy ocett Nova L''''
Belle Hopper and Emily MARI u,
memorial concert IN commentator OF inc mo
and services OF Mr.. Shaw Was gwen lor uic oo"e'
~ tho youug Nomen's Christian ASSOCIATION Oh FIJI
day night 1T the hall OF the Young Mems Chnsu''i
Association. No. West one hunorco'ahd-l"ehS "-'',
st. Mrs Shaw had taken great interest ID '"o wy
fare OF the yonng women, and had oohc niue" ~ "4'
vance their cause concert had been arranged 10 a"e
place al her home. in OGehundred and twenty Ts'St
icor I.noxsvc. early in February. the proceed, OF
bcb uero In 90 10 thi, association. Mrs Shaw died On
February g. in consequence Of which the concert was
postponed until Friday night when TOOK inc io" Vi
4 memorial concert over 800 tickets at 81 each ~ers
sold aud as the hall was given free OF rent ana All
those taking part in tie programme gave their ser
vices free about $500 cleared The women nav
ing charge of the concert Miss vessels, MIS-
q P EJy Mrs T. Wood Mrs. f. NJ lloagland MIS-
Arthur stilwel, Mrs. j. Edwards Comoes' MIS- IL H.
Hamilton and Mrs william McCIea The folo"ins
took part In the programme which was rnoer|o WIN
reat satisfaction to the and Fashionable audience
which filled the hall Miss Bertha Behrcns, Mrs EMMA
Uenrvyrbops,s Miss Alice Macpherson. Mrs j. H.
Mckinley. Robert IL. Hatch, Carl f. punt W. W.
Thomas George s. sturgis and !. II. Mckinley. Inc
musical programme under the direction oi o. H.
Mckinley. wi,
Child OF the Episcopal Church of the AIciahSei on
Thursday afternoon by the apron sale which TOOK p'cc
at the home Of Mrs. r. \. Whitfield. NO. 10 west
One hundrc ed and twenty seventhsf. The parors III
which the sale held we've decorator with aprons
of tempting colors and designs hung on lines rui''ns
tho lennth OF the rooms Many wellknown women
attended Mrs. Whitfield. assisted by MIS- H. I.
sater. Mrs. j. CLARENCE Sharp and Miss sloeum' haa
charge Of the sale in the front paror. while IN inc
hack paIlor Miss Whitfield, ably seconded by MISS
Marry Miss Hopper and Miss Babcock, did "rushlhs
business 49,,
Tho hawthorne Literary society has won for itself
q prominent place In the social world OF Harlem ON 'o
Success Of its monthly dances lh' s'co'o Ok
these dances given by this society this season was
held Wednesday evening al Eller>les III orc hu''u'oo
and twenty-sixthst. and was largely ATTENDED, l"eie
were representatives from thc following orSah"'''"S
The Ienox eth Regiment. NsHnl Reserve Harlem
Wh.clmcn New York Athletic club Manhattan Al"
Ietc hub Company y. Oi the list Regiment New
York and Ariel tennis clubs. and The Naihh'@' O""'V
le.s and Union boat clubs. Among those present were
Miss Emma Toohcr. Miss May Wall MISS florence
Ellis Mr., Roe Mrs Habaud, Mrs. TOHens' MIS-
uvrnes Mrs Mason Mis- Florence Mason Miss Edna
benedict Miss Augusta Lawrence. Mis- Aueisoe
Anderson Mis, Lillian Anderson Mr' Wilson. 'le
Miss Curry j. r Laird Mss Grace Hand Miss Netiie
Smith H. Richard Mamlok, Ms, Flora FAsail' N's9
Susan KELLEY William C. Norkc. j.. Miss "abilehf
Lrbaud Miss Edith T.. Wilson. Walter II. smith, VIII
ism T. Toren, Mis- Evaneeiiuc Esbaud. Mis- Berthe
" Johnson sidney g. Hamilton. Llovd u CURTIS Mlss
rllzaio,h Odon Nl. NaUf Barrett. Beriamin ioricn-
Charcs H. Mor,", VII, Florence Laycock. Miss Addc
de- Lopez Dinz Mis-, l.. pclrnent, John Nor" "ar'e'
J. Bryant. ln. NJ, Hattie Daniel. Mss Jessie T.
Nlliean Miss Lizzie Z. M.llisan, Ms Mamie Nasie'
A novel and Interesting entertainment VIII he
given next FRIDAY evening at tie Lexington Avenue
psptls, Church ocrncr q: one hundred anG eieNch'h
ST. National hymns and patriotic songs OF oVcF lofty
pstons and provinces will be sung By young i1i'es
and dressed In appropriate COSTUMES ana csHNi"s
The facs of the countries they represent many Vi
the hrmns and airs are from manuscript copies ana
- .ed,n heard outside ~ the country Of their origin
IN. prorrammc will be closed with series OF tabesus
Of speciaI interest 20 Americans. The chufch VIII
he decorated with the colors Of various nations Inc
proceeds for the evening will 20 10 the SUNDAY school,
and enough tickets have ALREADY been SOFA 10 h'""e
the affair a success financially
The Youn: Peoples Association connected With the
English Lutheran Church of the Epiphany, No. az
IN one hundred and twenty eighth-st, gave Mar
tina Washington entertainment In the leoure'room VI
that church on the evening Of February -. Inc pro-
cIamnc consisted OF vocal and instrumental music
readings and recitations. Professor A. = Do"hins'
Of the state Board Of Education. gave an i~elo''ha
address. AfterwaM there was 4 reception gwen "
women DE .sed IN the costume of Colonial danes MIS-
o. D. Jfolnai took the character Of Martha Washing
ton. She was assisted In receiving by tie Asses
Lanrs Mahnken, Addie DTeyer. Mamie Beyer ana L'
Kuoblocl.
a, sniovah1. . socialle~ was given by the Ladie-'
Child If Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church on
rbur.day evening AT the church pnrlors. for the pur
pose OF inr0dudng .he large number Of new members
OF re church to the older ones. The recent re'Na'
Services have aided greatly To the number OF 'ha con-
grcgaticn which with it, naturally rapid growth has
brought in over $50 new member, since January l.
During the evening there was chorus singing leo py
Henry rris and solos b. Mr.. Miller. The committee
having the sociablc" in charge were Mrs. u. A.
Valeptne Mrs. j. o. DowDes, Mrs. IIaght, Miss NJ.
Sure Mrs. A.. Scott Mrs. +. T. Wcsteriicld, Mr.. +.
Hines -;rs L. Morse. Mrs. W. Cas- Mrs. II. Class.
Mrs g. Holmes, Mrs. Bell. Mrs.. Morgan. Mrs Ferris.
Mrs Wheslde, Mrs. Gleason, Mrs. j. Golfer Mrs. Gar
rison Mrs. &. Moline Mr.. stafford Mrs. stoddard.
Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Eyer;s. Ms = Caylor Miss NJ.
N,i. Mr., Morton and Miss Scott.
The Republican Dstrlct Committee OF the XXIid
Assembly District las organized the committee thi5
dincrent from any other Republican district committee
in TIE city. The work Of ule district has been
on Appeals, John Little, Frank Kcckei>cn Gus ave
J: brdje,si Henry c, Johnson RoteTt : bIisg' John
Heiin3u, ". Thur Charles H. Gordon Adolph Pheifer
Edmund 4. Thorpe. Charlie Brlnchmeiel. John H.
Bellamy and Emil Bernstein Finance Committee
Eeii' Edmund j. Palmer Anthony M,.sop; Com
nlte on Resolutions, Benjamin Oppcnheimer, Bernard
Sheridan. james Bul, Moses De Costa, Thomas j.
lutte isaac Guirn. G. IL. r. Colts. BcnHo Locwy
Robert ). Irowne,i John :. Dunn. Charle' 4. Cook,
Duncan :. Campbell; Committee on Public Meetings
Bold John X Forde Charles II. Traittcur. Paul q.
Barnswcll William Rath, John Donohue, Thomas L.
Truss Charles McMuuay. Charles semsey. II. r. Boni-
face John A. DonneIly Committee on Speakers Alonzo
L. Mason, Thomas Lusk Archibald Campbell. J. ID.
SIsbee Anthony BnckholtI. Abraham kimmeistiel.
Joseph J. Moon John {. Graham. Michael Mahon,
Franz Steinbrecler. idolph Devries: Committee
Printing Lawrence J. Dunn Harry W. Wilson, Henry
Metzer. John p. Vandenburgh Jacob C. Rasman.