New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-04
zBOVE The HARLEM RIVER.
MITES ABOUT VARIOUS TOPICS OF 1NIEhEsi-
ruE SrHNORER CLUB LAWN PARTY.

.rr, porr vARIOUs TOPICS OF INTEREST
THE SCHNORER CLUB LAWN PANTY
There will be the usual number Of picnics ana o'ner
outdoor entertainments on the North Siue W a, :
labor Day. An interesting feature VIII " Wv
rarads ~ the North side Volunteer F1rcmen's Asso
f,a,io tho Exempt Firemen's sons Association, and
the Hudson Hose Company, No l. OF ionhcfs'
.e,,ors IN the number Of $50, Will arrive at 1ic
Ono hundred and thirty ghtst. station AT 10 ~ m
and will be escorted to the volunteer ana h-Ao.p'
rYremcn's headquarters. Third and Elton aves' inc
narade will be through the principal streets 10
Fbnc's Park, where picnic Will be helo'
Tho En,erpe Choral Society will have It's secoha
orr,,a, oung TO Barton tomorrow, the start peihs
made from the Wilnsave. station at o O'CLOCK
The Belmont Club will give musical entertainment
a. lunneke Hall, Kngsbridge road and Aaainsst' oh
September 81 IAN, ,a
The German-American Turn Vercin ~l'h heau
Quarters in One hundred and fifty eighthst near Et"
- ,,u bav. an outing at Causen's Point, West
chester County. tomorrow. The party VIII ii"A0 N'
trip in coaches.
An entertainment, for which rehcarsing has been
roing on for some time. will be given shortly by the
Sunday-schoo OF the Congregational Church OF Nof
New York. Mrs Marie T. carp has II NJ charge
Cr william F. Duncan q leading physclah VI
Williamsbridge, died on iuesua!' i''" FN~' -
the age OF thirty nine. 49,
NJ and Mrs. Archibald Rogers have given TIVE
large mortgages their property In CenVateso'
One ia TO Robert II. Coleman. trustee, for oiSS''
! 500. and the other to the Hudson RIVER Bank ''F
500, 900. $1,000.
Jacob Doll is to build q six-story piano iacesry
on the south side the Southern Boulevard west OF
Cypress-ave- at a cost Of $So,ooo.
Charles D. ogden. Of No 731 Caldwell-aver has OBJ
tanned a permit to build story BRICK dweit
ing % by so feet on the north side OF One'huhdied
and fifty nnth-st west Of Courtland-ave'' at coS'
OF $4,000
1atio NJ
Ward with headquarters at the Suburban Club, one
hundred and seventy seveDth-st and West Wander
bitave., is actively engaged In campaign work.
meeting Of the District Committee Will be held on
Thursday night. J. Thomas 6tearns Is the executive
member, George Rudolph the chairman, ana IL u
Broas the secretary Circulars already being sent
ont reminding voters when the registration days are
The Suburban Club. Of which II. w. t. NAL IL
president will meet Oh Thursday evening meet
inc OF the Board OF Directors has been called Tor
tomorrow evening.
reception was given to Misses Mary and Kate
Quinn, of Birmingham, by Mr.. and Mrs james
REYNOLDS at their home. Onehundrcd and sixty
st. and Kngsbrldge Road on Wednesday. Among
those present were Joseph Doexer, william H.
Barncs IT,. Thomas Duane. Mr.. and Mrs John r.
Burns, Miss Lizzie DeviOur the Misses Mary and
Katie Quinn, the Misses Mamie. Anna and Lille
Burns, Miss Anna Pardy. Misses Julia and May
REYNOLDS and John Reynolds.
s summer increasing the school facilities OF the North
side and when the pupils assemble, week from TO-
morrow they will find that the seating capacity OF
nearly every ch0ohouse north OF the Harlem has been
increased Three extra class rooms have been pro-
yided I'm Grammar school No. "a at Fordham By the
use OF what hitherto have been storcromns This
change furnishes accommodations for sixty additional
pupils Besides all the older schoohouses have been
thoroughly cleaned and have been touched UP In va
riOus ways.
The schnorer Clubs last garden party OF the season,
which was given Thursday night. hampercd by
only one thing, and that was an air 30 chilled that a
long stay out Of doors wa dangerous Sll every
had an opportunity TO study the novel electrical ef-
fects which had been planned with much care. ON
the top Of nag staff the club star blazed In various
hines and Chinese lanterns containing electric lnmps
made picturesque illumination. The CHIEF musical
feature the singing OF II chorus OF sixty voices from
the Morrisania Maenncrchor In the bowling contests
Leonard Ford scored 80 and first prize Herman
Weisker 30, was second, and William Ebllng. 1r" 70,
was third tbs was also order at the last contest
Among the many guests were; Mr.. and Mrs. William
FbIpg. Mr.. and Mrs Edward Robtzck, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Behning, John Osborne IT.. j w. Decker. Colonel
A. echilluc, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. p Breen. Charles W.
Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Rissc. Miss Rise. Mr..
and Mrs A. a. Schwanecke, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dol
ger Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ward Mr.. and Mrs. A. p.
Dienst Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoyer Mr. and Mrs. vii
liam III. EbDng, Mr.. and Mrs George j. GrOSsfnann,
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Rcinhardt, Mr. and Mr.. Emil
Robitzek. Ernest Lebcrmann, Henry Hack Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Grcntel Francis Hell. A. A. Bcrman Mr..
and Mrs. ii. Kurtze. Peter H0ebe John Lancer. John
Mcmahon, DR.. and Mrs. W. MANI. John IL. j. Ronncr,
Robert Danfed. IT,, and Mr. and Mrs. scott y. shcp
pard.