New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-22
ABOVE THE HARLEM RIVER.
MANY ENTERTAINMENTS, ONE TO BENEFIT
REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION.

MANY ENTERTAINMENTS, ONE TO BENEFIT
REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION.
some women OF fremont who believe In Republican
principles and have resolved that fthcy cannot ava inc
party with their votes they will still give 1t service
met last Thursday and formed q committee TO take
charge OF an entertainment to be given tomorrow
evening for the benefit OF the Republican Organza-
ton Of the Twenty fourth Ward. Mrs. C. ~ Herman
is AT the head OF the committee Mrs. f. ID. Stryker is
secretary and among the others Interested are Mrs
J. Thcna. stcarns Mrs John Bush, Mrs. Becker, Mrs.
H. c. Broas, Mrs. c. +. Tnlslam. Mrs. Allen, MIS-.
Ross. Mrs Clement and Mrs. Prcss The supper and
entertainment 10 be provided at the suburban club
house tomorrow evening will probably attract many
visitors The clubhouse will be handsomely decorated
Tie husbands OF the ladies are wcllknown Eepubil-
cans OF them prominent members OF the suburban
Club Many interesting entertainments have been gwen
by the members Of the club but II Is probable the
ladies will exceed their husbands In preparing an at
tractivc programme for the guests.
The Schnorer Club members had n pleasant reunion
on Thursday night at the clubhouse. j. Williams
Macy was the principal entertainer. He sang. re
cited and took principal part In the opc'eua oi
Box and Cox in which John T. Brennan and a. j.
Macauley also appeared. Dancing followed the con
cert There was a large attendance Of the members
May parties the principal form OF pleasure
making among the children and young people living
near the uptown parks one Of the largest May
parties was that at which Casper Meyer was MING
and Miss Matte Brown d" Queen" II consisted OF
Young people from fremont. and Clarcmont Park was
the place visited. Mount Hope children also chose
Caremont Park for their scene OF merry making The
Zabrisble Mansion In the park. was visited and re-
frcshmcntS were served. outdoor parties were also
held by the children Of residents of Melrose and Nor
risana.
The annual exhibition OF the gymnasium class OF
the Young Mems Christian Union Friday evening
showed distinct adv 1ncc over the performance oil
prcviou, years one Of the amusing features Of the
programme representation of The FIRST Night
In a gymnasium in which clever youns men
showed how awkward they could be. or appear 10 be-
DR.. j. Gardner >myth. Of the Harlem Branch % the
Young Men, Christian Association. was the judge of
the variou. contests.
II next Wednesday Is pleasant day several thou
sand North side children VIII rejoice The May
Walk" Of the ,undayschoo scholars IS assured sue
cess if the weather Is propitious. The final arrange
mcnt, were made at meeting on Wednesday. at
which representatives. Of sixteen schools were present
All The Protestant denominations have Joined In the
movement The Rev. Mr.. McElvccn. Of the North
Ncw-York Congregational Church, has been The prn-
cpa promoter Of the PLAN 1t Is by his efforts that
the pa,tor Of other churches have become Interested
Among the school, represented Will bc those OF these
churches North New York Congregational Church. ST.
AIMS Morrisania; MOTtsanla German Baptist Ire
mont git Onal thurfh,
t. Tauls African Methodist Episcopal Church, Wood
stock Methodist Episcopal Church, fremont Baptist
Church, Alexander Avenue Baptist Church, Mott
Haven Reformed Church. Mott Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church. Woodstock Presbyterian Church.
Moth New York Methodist Episcopal Church and
Elton Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. The n
vicwing-stan i at Boston.ave. aud one hundred
and 4 ninth The route Of march Will cover
many of the principal streets In the Twenty-thiri
Ward.
The Wills Club. of which Gunihcr X. Alderman IS
the president and Martin LiPp, vice president. al
tempted 81 Thursday 10 have fishing excursion 10
the Fishing Banks. In, the weather made II impos
sble Ia % 10 the banks. the steamer took the party Ia
Nortcn's Point, where there games aud athletic
contests. =,
The parlor entertainment at the home Of Mr.
Sprinescsd. 40. 1886 Frauklin-avc. on Tuc,ddy
evening plca~d many friends III the Young lddlc>
Ala ~Ociciy. of Morr-ania. Tho society was crrinhcd
for benevolent purposes. The Officers are: President.
MIR. Buck: vice president. Mr.. iickai; secretary
ard treasurer Mis- Jennie Gray: chairman Of com
ntec on social entertainment. Mis- Matte Roberts.
some Of the other members are Mrs. sanger Mr..
Roberts Mrs.. spring and Mis- -pringsicad The
entertainment Tuesday evening consisted of song.
in ,trumental music. rcratOns and play, The Lust
Leaf in which the part, were taken By young people
of North New York.