New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20

Of Mrs D. j. Diehl Mrs. r. Nook. Mrs Jacob shrady'
Miss Lulu Berwick Miss May varderborgert and Miss
Cass The committee In charge OF the flower Booth
consisted Of Miss Lulu NJ. ArTowsmth. Miss Carrie
Raymond, Miss Mer.ie Raymond Miss Lucia NOLAN
Miss Lotue Minor. Miss Gertrude Mirick MISS jennie
Dunkin and Miss Virginia Carman.
The first social entertainment Of the Unity Gym
nasium Association took place of Lenox Avenue 'hi
tartan Church vestry on Thursday evening Mrs.
wellington Mrs Richardson and Mrs. F. \. Angel
had charge OF the Dang people and their friends ana
the affair was q great success. The church Is az
Len0x ave. and Onehundred and-twenty'frst ST. ana
Is noted for the Of young people attending II
and the sociabity Of its members The order Of the
evening was music. dancing and refreshments Inc
ente tanmert commit &c co1sisei OF MISS j. BREWER
Miss Pnhham Miss NJ. Bario. Frdenck o. Ahsei'
Charles Allen and Alexander 1rauo
The Republicans of the XXvllth Assembly Dis
trct will hold conference TO morrow evening at the
clubhouse Of the Hamilton Republican Club, NO I'll
West Onehundled and thliteih-st This Is The be
ginning Of u movement among the Republicans OF
Inc mace p without waiting for Presidential Gle tons
10 IAN political enthusiasm Into flame ihese Ham
i,onians say that they mean business ana they want
every body 10 attend the coming conference
Ihe session Of Calvary P.esbyt,rian Church in one
nV. Mil give reception TO The Rev d. James
Chambers on tho evening Of November - at o'clock.
Dr. Chambers has been the successful pastor OF the
church for over ten wears. aud the tenth anniversary
of his Installation will BE- fuingly communicated n
Of this pastor that Calvary Presb, terrain church occu-
pies It's handsome building IN sf tan
prefenOus indins sui: under lis vigorous lcndsr.
Comfortable established in one Of the handsomes: and
bcst.cquipped church buildings in Harlem ..,r
been "e ca nss to- to the I psstoe Of the SewYork Pres
bytertan Church. at Onehundrcd and twenty
and sevcnhave., is one Of the wellkno N preachers
of The PRESBYTERIAN Church. lie was born In Vermont
In 1929 and was gradual, from prMce,Om In
1854. his first charge being in Troy. ~ T., aft"r
which he became pastor OF the Presbyterian chuLrn
in Brooklyn. where he served eight years lie then
took charge Of the American Chapel In Paris, France
When the Gcrmars beseGed that city during t h
town. and Dr. Robinson returned to New York where
he received a call to the Madison Avenue lrsOyterMn
Church at Fifty thrd.st. and Madisonave, at salary
TO take more than sGcoN year lie remained 9r, ,
until 1858 when he resigned TO devote himself , to
Thirteenth Street Presbyterian Church but resigned
that also in order to resume literary laborS. ms
last work Is the "Laudes Domino which mas JUST
The congregation of the Sew.York Presbyter'lan
The Church was formerly situated IN Eleventh, H..
whore the congregation w0shpped ior more ere 'I IN
". W. Page under whose ministry the church: ten
years ago, was moved uptown rms ba Tae o' hep
concer, wa slvcu Under the auspices OF the choir
of The BAPTIST Church OF the Receeiner, on lnutsu!
evening. In the church, at One hundred ana thirty
0rst:st and seventhavc under the direction OF h.
ScecelIa bradford Tho and Mrs. w. ID. Moer, The
programme consisted Of the song Of the Triton ?.
he church choir SChnS on se s HSv S Sv Mss
Grace Alice Bardwick, and Mrs. F. Volk song Long
fellows THE Day Is Done" Others ,skins part "
RT.aGSS aTa ss %sss SSGsa hsS'
free entertainment will be gwen on Thanksgvi!hs
eveninr 10 the members OF the Harlem branch OF me
Young Mems Christian Association n the hall OF INC
association No. West One-hundred-and-tWsn MN
:, The lecturer OF the evening Will be William H.
Sage and his subject. Elk Hunting In the Rockies
Mr. sage took long tour on horseback through me
Ma ~ idaho Inst summer During the last wcoh
ihe gymnasium classes ~ the association have been
discontinued a. Il was the week Of prayer ior men
and religious meetings have been held every ieht III
The parlors. The Young Women's Christian Ass~la
ZION OF Harlem will celebrate Thank giving cv"lns
with games and oh-iashloncd supper, nciudlhg
pumpkin and mince pies and turkey