New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
A GRAND ARMY POST ENTERTAINMENT
HANERICAN REPUBLICANS ACTIVE.

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IRIsH-AMERICAN REPUBLICANS ACTIVE.
Horace b. Clanln Post. No 57s G. A. r.. gave an
entertainment on Tuesday evening at Harlem Turn
Hall One hundr and-t twenty fouiths Len TIL d-avc
by means OF which the members secured comfortable
little sum OF money for The post treasury and at the
same time had good deal of fun. Admission 10 the
entertainment was obtained by presenting pound Of
any article. from soap to diamonds. Some mysterious
packages offered and accepted at the bOx-oice,
among which were n pound OF chcstnutS, pound OF
evil spirits Glghly corked pound Of bad characters
Chinese laundry ticke;sl and pound OF good advice,
such as medicinal prescriptions and recipes for cook
Ing AT the Close of the entertainment thee packages
were aucti0ned of to the highest bidder and as The
contents were unknown TO the purchaser. the opening
OF the packages caused great merriment. Aside from
this the entertainment hchly appreciated. Those
taking part we're Mr.. Higgins and Mr.. Russell "char-
octer vocali,s" Master Eddie Brewster. cl0cuion!st;
Harry Pierce. in the black art" Miss Clara Barton,
In songs: Miss Mabel Woifer and Miss Jennie Nc
CURE piano duets Master Harry Wolfer IN songs;
Harry Mcbride baIit ne songs Grace Lansdon recIta-
tions Miss Ida Peasley. sMss Gcrtie Wolfer in
songs and rectatlons: and Emil F. 'reis ana George
Crcis. in cub-swingng. male quartet also sang
fhe members Of which were Mr.. Draper George Coal,
f. K Foley and T. MacPmland. Among those pres
ent were Leonard Haas Walter Dull George DYER
Milton 5. sure. George T.. Morgan }. \. lihKcr'
Michael Gold. Andrew J. sutton. e. H. ~. Mlier'
w. j.
Garland Charles Bailey. &. c. Waterman Christopher
palv Michael Butler. Richard Wait, J. H. Crooks,
f. j. Atkinson. James Owens. J. It. CAR MacLeah'
Ferdinand Boehmcr VII lam Ganseberg ClarieS M'Nh'
C. d. Booth Joseph Murphy, John H. Hunter WliIan
{ Hughes Jacob Lancy, William ii. thompson ana
Thomas Harrison ,
The Rev. Dr. james Il. Day. pastor Of Calvary
u.boast Epjscopal Church, One-hundred and twenty
,in,hst ana Seventh-ave will not occupy bis pulpit
today as he viii preach the annual missionary sermon
for the Metropolitan Church, Toronto. which Is one
of the largest churches I'm the Dominion The annual
missionary service OF this church Is the most important
feature OF its work and Of the bishops or one Oh
the prominent clcrgymen in the United States IS IN
vitcd 10 preach the sermon. The Rev. Dr. Punshon
has been the pastor Of this church many years TO-
morrow ncht DR.. Day will lecture in Toronto on " Inc
Times We Live In His pulpit in Harlem Will be
filled today by the Rev Dr. George H. smy'h' VINO
was formerly pastor of the Second Collegiate Reformed
Church, LenOx-ave. and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
third-st. -
The Irish American Republican Club OF the NXllld
Assembly District held its regular mmontPiy meet
ing at its headquarters, in Kohn's Hail. NO l'"'
Thrd-ave., on Friday night This club las followed
The lead Of other Republican clubs in Harlem 10y
securing permanent headquarters where the members
can meet. not only regular meeting nights Du' at
other times i'm social way. This is ono OF the great
difficulties in the way OF Republican growth Ill 'he
northern part the island, for the numerous ana we'll
established Democratic clubs with their Handsomely
furnished and fully equipped clubhouses oner great
inducements To young men who otherwise Woulu DC
come Republicans. over 100 members OF the cIuo
were pre,en; and Peter II. Mcdonald presided. The
date for The clubs hOuscwarming, which was To De
March 90. was unavoidaby postponed and ApHi
has been fixed on. There were iwentythree pioPosi-
lions for membership and the following We're eiec'cu
members: David Mckee. Thomas F. Meagher PatncA
slotierlv Sidney G.. owen and John W. Lewis
bv Kennedy,
poet: William Lawlor. John Reilly, Peter H. NC
Donald Thomas McCrann, p. J. McElroy ana l. Ma
loney Among those present were r. H. Morea"'
W H. Greene W. Churchill, J. Morgan, D. h. otephcIS'
philip Kelly, Mr. O'COnnOr. j. Handibodc' T. 'Ie"'
J. F. Fay. J. Farley, Tobias Purcell l. n '"'''"'
r. sagehorn and J. A. Horton
The King, Daughters connected with tn" LeAI"S-
ton Avenue Baptist Church will open NhueTs"''o"
and primary and industrial school on lhursu'S cNV"
ing at No. 131 East Onehundred anc-hhth-S'' ~
rancements will be made for holding evening ciaS'N
mud irving instruction the young people HNhS III
that nelghborlood who employed during INC u"S
md whose evenings are unemployed. on the opening
night Thursday addresses will be made by MIS- boV
tome. Mis-. T. c. Davis Mrs. NJ L. Dck'hSon' Vi u'o
Central Council Of the Kings Daughters anu W '''
Rev. J. L. Campbell. ,. ,,on,,,,
A "missionary tea" was gwen on Tuesday evening
in tho room of the Calvary Methodist Ep'copdi
Church in seventh-ave and One-hnhdTNahl't"cn'!
nin,h-,t by The Home Missionary society VI uha'
church The object Of the entertainment was TO laise
money for the work Of the society, ana Is ''He e'0'
room was crowded IA large sum was realized
Hrtaprs College Glee Club gave successful concert
nm Thursday evening mt the hah Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, No. West onelunufeuahu
,,rcntydfth-et Every seat in the hall was ahen ana
standing room only was the word after 10 O'CLOCK.
Tho Younr Women's Christian Association. Of iidr-
ION will Give Home Circle Night at their house
No 0 West -hundred-and-twentyf ourti-st' Mon
aay evening, beginning at O'Clock. Inc 'uniis'
will he free and all young women are liNitcd Im
solO Mis-. Lee: recitation, MISS COduIls'on tpP''.
900 Miss ~ Evans either 500 Mss I've
low contIalto SOLO Miss Lille Speck' ana PAM 0Oo'
Nffs.. Moore. Moore ,,.. 49,, ,.a ,oor, ot trustees Of
Trinity MeI0d,t Episcopal Church. IN on. hGarcd-
Ddeightccnth->t., near Sec9ndaNe Nha "u tcr ;Ie
day evening for me election Ill IoScph spear,
W. eecir1 president. j. NIL, VcepesiuI., r. ~
Hopkins secretary, : r. Gcgdeno"g hndnra buiidng
npittle H. d. tonic was appointed 20 take cnrSe
Of the cnvccpe system Of PAYMENT as ie for
penses Of the church VIII be i'u'fi W S""'N'''''
Shares al 10 CENTS week. A., HARLAN Peope's
The sixth anniversary Of the iia t-h and
Hse,"n, ,ve win lie held Monday evening at ,le
F!rst aciegiae Reformed Church IN 1rI ArNaTd@r
twcnty-Gr~t-st near Thirdave o.io .h eoting is
y Ketchn,n win ac as chairman ana me l ny, n
expected TO show how nc W0rk 1i ' "o NE nn,le
Carried on and what bcnet G. nieI ON ui NJ address
the meeting will be the Rey D1; ,ar 4l, M EImcn
ne Rey Mr. ,h: T peY E1 c as beers ~ ~
The ladies' Aid society Of the New f"r ndd and
terrain Church Seventh-ayc d Fnltcr For on April
o~S afternoons and evenings in the pariorS Oh INC
church. 90 ~, Ibid ,,e animal dinner sat
ine eninc ~ the clubhouse in Onchnhci,i, ''n ",
Surfhst near Manhat'anave ~ ui co,ocp viii be
Inc dining room IS hmlied 0hIy SiA'' mum"
allowed Oh the subscription ~"