New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
GOOD MUSIC ENJOYED - RECEPTION VI
WHEELMEN.

The seating capacity Of the church was taAcu u s
utmost while chairs filed vacant spaces anu so'o u
the people were obliged to stand over i'i0' P0DP
crowded into this beautiful church. ana they repro
scnted a large part of the intelligence ana rehhee'
q, Harlem. The Church Choral society mas prooaol
done more for the advancement OF good ca,hcur"i
music in New-York than any other orsAiiN"'iV''
There were about seventy voices on lHu ,ua' 'o''
which were assisted by full 0rchesu" Va 4oi| "
picccs beside the organ. The briei rie'uo 90
prcceding the musical programme was cohou' % .'o
Rev Dr. Bridgman. the rector OF the ch"ch' i"o
co.. nur,hcr NJ the programme was MendclsSohns
nrelude TO Athalien which was given by 'he Vi
cbestra This followed by SchuDer's in' o"s
of Miriam, for orchestra, chorus, soios'S anu VI .
The soloist was Miss KathTin Hike soprano 40
Ella Pfan was the soprano solois in Bruchs "o'".-
Amen, which was the next numDeT on inc pIo
cramme The third and last chorus gwen ny '"'
soc,e,v ros Saint Saens's The Heavens Declare 'e
so,o,sts beinr Mrs Ella Pfaf. sopraho' MISS ha'hii"
Hike soprano Mrs. Adele Laes BaIu"li' 'o".di'',
! H. Ricketson, tenor; Perry AVeil p'r''ono'
Frederick Iard, baritone; William ~ suit
baritone: John D. shaw, baritone. the musca o'ieo
tor was Richard Henry "afTe''' anu "a"
Frank Treat Southwick.
The Washington Heights Republican oiuo cav
successful concert and dance on lhursuaS n'7"' "
Atbenaeum In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "''
Amsterdam-ave Those taking part IN the proSi"""o
vero Mrs Anderson. Miss Ida Anderson Mr.. Gedney'
present were Mr.. and Mrs H. b. Wilson, MISS "I.o''
Harry wilson General Kerwin, Mr. and Mrs. Ebch
Demerest General and Mrs. Burke. Wilson berry"'''i
Lawson y. Fuller. Mr. and Mrs Matthew 'oA' W. "'
Mrs T. F. O'Brien, Frank Maloney, MISS M'Ione!'
Samuel Ash Miss Ash. Robert Miller, MISS hihei'
Major O'Shaughnessy, the Misses o'shausheSSS'
Major and Mrs Il. b. Kinney Mr. and Mrs kulchner'
Mr. and Mrs Iiscombe. Miss LiscOmbe, Robert SAUL
Mr. and Mrs c. T. Tcrwiiger, Charles Jones' MISS l.
Foster NJ l.. Nerney, Miss X. Guthrie, MI anu MT
A Nielsen Eugene J. McGauy, Miss Mc"airy' inc
Misses Smith Mrs William Burns Mr.. ana MIS- JAMES
Wheatlcy Mr.. and Mrs. f. Fay. Mr.. and Mrs 'h'r's
Firing. Mr. ard Mrs. John Mcguire, Thomas Norton
Miss Norton, Mr. and Mrs. j. MOrnd0ri, MI Sachh""'
Mr. and Mrs. James Beatty. Miss H. MCDONALD james
Joomis Miss LOOMS j. Heust. James Thayer. George
Shoemaker the Misses shoemaker. James Dowd' MISS
Emma Howe, Henry J. Howe, f. r. Fostig;h, the
Misses Costigan. Mr. and Mrs. d. sullivan MI ana
Mrs. $. Pusch, Miss strachan. Miss Miiler'
r. Moore Miss Armstrong Edward Vues
Mr. and Mrs \. T. Delaney the
Misses Delaney. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gooderson
James Thayer, Mr.. Love, Miss Love. Thomas Gcrhart
Mr. Flynn Mrs. John c. Graf, Mrs. John C. Gran, IT,
md Mrs. William BevenS
The sixth organ recital by Professor Minor c. Bald
win was given at the Pilgrim Congregational Cmrch
ON Monday afternoon before large audience. Inc
mus,c was highly appreciated. especially Got'Schak'S
Cradle Song" and the Storm in the Mountains.
Professor Baldwin will give concert under The aus
pices of the Young Ladies' Society of the Pilgrim
Church on March !. lie will be assisted by Cleneh
tine De Vere A musical and reading entertainment
was held in the parlors Of the Young Womens Chris
tian Association enc hundred and-tweniy -fourthSt
near Fifth-ave on Tint SHAY evening, and was largely
attended Those taking part In the pr Grimms were
Mrs. Charles NJ. Wilhelm soprano; Miss II. Nay Hail.
contralto: Mr. Dcmercst, tenor; Mis- smith, accom-
PIANIST and Miss Jennie Bancroft elocu;ionst The
New-York HAYDN society will give concert on Tues
1nlro Tho Mem l.
Association No. West One-hund'ed ard tweniy-hi'h
st. under the direction Of F. b. Kinney, jr lie will
be assisted by Miss Jessamlne Hallcnbeck Miss Minnie
Yendk, Charles IIolzhiusen ana Hiram Fricdlander
The Rev. and Mrs. James Willard Philputt of the
Iepox Avenue Unitarian Church. gave an interesting
socable Thursday evening at their home, No. 90
West Onehundred andtweny- seventlst to the mem
hers of the Christian Society connected with
their church. About fifty people were present.
Lively games, charades, etc. were enjoyed until 10
O'Clock when refreshments were served. The affair
closed with the Mizpah' benedction. in which the
entire company participated. Among those present
were Frank Ill., president OF the society; Arthur C.
Rockwell Miss Katie Dodge the Rev. f. Gates. De
Witt Dodge Miss X. Macdonald, the Misses Cunning
ham. stephen Hawkins. the Misses Turner. Albert
suler, the Misses Prim, Miss May Wegel. Miss Town
send Montgomery Tiers, Miss Knox. Charles Robinson
Miss Loud. Arthur Cutler Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Hoagland Miss Amy Cory. Mr.. and Mrs. r. O..
Kelsey, Matte Kelsey, Mrs. Hawkins, Miss NJ. Knicker-
booker George 4. Lauehln, Mrs. Lea Eyck, the
Misses Wycherey. Mrs. Pagan, Mrs. Denke Miss
Winnie IIuburt and Miss Mabel Garrison.
About 500 invitations were issued for the sixth an
nual reception Of the Harlem Wheelmcn, which was
held Thursday night at Harlem opera House Hall.
in One hundred Twenty ffthst. Seventh-ave
and nearly three quarters of that number attended.
The reception Of the most enjoyable In the
history OF this popular organization and number Of
spectators thronged the galleries during the evening
to watch the merry dancers and the brilliant scene
large share Of the Of the reception due
to the efforts Of the committees in charge. the mem
bers or which were: Executive committee, George
T. Cooke, l.. a. Franklin. c. II. Bellmcr. H. ;.
Br0ckway, II. J. Houston; floor committee {. H. Hcll
mer Chester w. osborne. ). W. Thomas. John Wright,
W. II. Putney; reception committee T. y. Rasbeck.
Harry z. B0ese, F. G. simpson. Charles Wend hack,
Robert Morrison, Leslie C.. Smith, +. W. Fullc.
Among those present wer, Mr.. and Mrs f.. l.. Lamb,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p.
Haight, Miss IIaght, Mr. and Mrs Williams, H. Dc
GRAF. Joseph IL. Took'r Miss ToOkcr, Miss c. +.
Franklin, Harry BOese Miss Clara Porter, Melvin \.
Smith, Miss Della Crandal, +. IL Macy, the Ms es
Macy, Miss Ellis, c. II. Bellmer, Miss Mamie G..
Place, W. Il. Lowe, Mrs. Lowe. Miss Maggie Lowe,
Miss Conan, G. W. Osborn. Miss L. VI. Hart Charles
Balm, Miss Balm, F. +. Mainhar Miss Nellie Tanner,
s. W. Thomas, Miss X. BrOckway, II. F. Prchard, Miss
Ada Williams, A. s. BroclSway, Miss Edith Petit, Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Lippiat. Charles II. Wendeback Mrs.
WendcDdck, MIS- simpson,, r. Z. simpson, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frederick stewart. VI. A. smith, r. b. Morri-
son. Miss VI. Sheehan. Miss Raisbeck, II. A.. Raisbcc
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph c. Bocse, Miss sadie Boesc and T.
Reinch.
Mrs f. Horace Hamilton gave "violet tea" on
Thursday afternoon at her home, No. Lenox ave
at which she assisted by Ms. Charles Bl1ndy
Mrs J. Edward Comls, Mrs Thomas simpson, Mrs
r. A. IIoagland Miss Garriques aud Miss smith, the
sister of the hostess. Among the guests were Mrs
John DE Witt. Mrs f. r. conant, Mrs b. Il. Mcrwin,
Mrs. DIN j. Ety. Mrs. Rollins, Mrs. Dart, Mrs. Full
ler Miss Georgia Cayvan Miss Isabella Irving, Mrs
A. l.. Sullw ii, Mrs. Uher, Mrs. Henry Spear Mrs
NJ T.. Fuller, Mrs. john Day, Mrs. Howe, Mrs. W. A.
Rankin, jr, Mrs. 5. +. Thomas, Miss De Witt, Mrs
j. VI. Conway, Miss Conway. Mrs Donald MacLean, Mrs
Vernon NJ Davis, Mrs. J. o. West, Mrs. l.. ". Cutter
Mrs IIucry Bell and Mrs. II. Mckinley. Another Ell