New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
YOUNG PEOPLE WORKING FOR THE
CIIURCHES-ACTIVITY IN REPUBLICAN

mingled feelings or lear ana conhu'"'"' 49, 80
account Of the narrow escape they had from serious
financial crash, and confidence on account Oh to
honesty which the directors of the BANK h''c us
PLAYED in carrying the institution through Two years
OF losses to its present secure poSltloh. Inc i,',
Of the bank would have been a more serious o''
10 Harlem than might appear on the suri"'0' -
may not generally be shown that on the discover ~
Iinkham's msdeeds the directors OF the BUM Vi
Harlem pledged their personal property inu'i'"iiis
and collectively TO protect the depositors 10 ''o
lost cent and had the accounts Of the institution fa
behind for twice the amount thd' ucS "'"
depostors would not have suffered. ~
The yearly handbook of the liarieh hcp"
Club has just been issued and 1t contains h'u." -,
teresting information 1t shows That 'he p'oso"'
, membership ~ the club IS over 400. and as the
names with the addresses placed III alphaoeucai
order II will prove a convenient book VI reie'eh'o'
During the last twelve months the ciuO hds ioSt ''
NJ IFS members by death. They are Charies ApPieoS'
William Dunning. David c. sturslS r. ~ oohoppc
and william H. Colwel Among the honorary nieih-
,om, y, tho cluh whose names appear In the new
handbook are BENJAMIN Harrison, Lew T. Mor'oi
lanes G.. Blaine, Joseph Il. Foraker ana warner
Miller ,.,
Tho voung women of st. Asdrew's Church. at Filth
ave. and hundred and-twenty siXthst' asssVcu "
the yonng people of the Church of the Holy NatNlN'
IN West one hundred and-thirty -slXttst gave hHN
successful entertainment on Wednesday hight a' ''c
Warriors of St Andrews Church for the excursion luhd
of the sunday school. The excursion Will DC 70 sonc
Long Island resort and Will take place on June TO-
The entertainment consisted OF broom driIl ana al
operetta called "oeven Old Ladies Of Lavendcrtown.
The broom drill was a competition between louI 'o"
NAMES OF Young women who took part "a follows ::
Comnonv A. Miss Lucy OlcOtt. first sergeant: Miss
Edna Hlxon, second sergeant and the Misses "lacc
Cornish oliver Reynolds. Emily Mabr Fannie casey
blanche Barrett and Ella Case. Company Il, Miss
Lena yiele first sergeant Miss Matte Dali. second
sergeant and the Misses Jennie H0r1ng Helen Mclean
Dorothy Adley Elsa Williamson. Margaret liolbrook
and Marie Mottelav Company c. Miss Emma kcar.
first sergeant; Miss Lillian Lctcnheim. second ser
geant, and the Misses MAY Thompson. Edith MCDOWELL
Lucy Ltes. Emma Vnlcky. Marie Sones and Alice
Robinson. Company ID. Miss Annie Howe. first ser
geant Miss Eleanor arlann second sergeant and the
Misses Mabel Holloway. Hattie Keller. Jessie sccoru
Mabel Frost and Jessie Brown
The prize awarded to Company c. The opere'ta
was given under the management of +. W. STYLES and
Robert Grant Walker. and those taking part We're
Lightning laShins. the Snowman. Thomas NJ Martyh'
George Washington. Stuart Iiamel; Julius Caesar
Oscar L. Lefferts: Alexander the Great. George ID.
Meyler; John smith. Andrew Lawson: Charles G.
Confucus George F. McKcver: Henry the Eighth.
Charles Armitage: Napoleon Bonapartc. Frank f.
Bernard: The Duchess Of Tdytown. Miss Marion
Walker: Mrs. Jemma Smith. Miss Florence ArmaSe;
Mrs. Josephine Brown. Miss Carrie a. Mckever: Mrs
Gloriana Jones. Miss Jessie r. ISaacs Mrs. Malta
Robinson Miss Mary Adney. Mrs. tIcm'nllnc
Miss Eunice sherwood Mrs. Helen Timpkins. Miss
Gussie Payne; Mrs. Anne Tralala-De Montmorenci.
Miss Lille VI. ISaacs. Page. Miss FlOSsie Bavnc.
Since its first anniversary which was celebrated last
week. the managers OF the Young Womcn's Christian
Association at No. 8 West one hundred and twenty
fourth-st. have taken measures to enlarge the use
funess Of the association. and efforts will be made to
make the " Home Circle" night, which will be every
Monday unusually attractive. The special feature Of
the entertainment tomorrow night will be talk
travel and hunting expeditions by William H. sage
chairman of the Harlem branch Of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
The Hawthorne Literary society was entertained at
the home of the Misses Evangene and Gabrielle Ra-
baud, No. 4O8 Pleasantave., Wednesday evening,
with progressive euchre. The women's prize
by Miss Evangcline Rabaud, and J. F. Morse won the
mems prize the BOBBY" prize being awarded 10 r..
Richard Mamlok and Frank IendricksOn. Among the
guests Miss Lillian Anderson. Miss Adelaide An
derson Lloyd II. Curtiss Alfred Beddcl. Miss Eliza
beth Odell Miss Edith Wilson. Raymond Andrew soch
Miss Flora Edsal Miss Edna Benedict. Joseph Ea-
baud, Arthur II. Groo. Warren Miller, Miss Florence
Mason, Miss Barret. Miss Augusta Lawrence, Charles
+. Morse, Walter II. Smith, Miss BERTHE NJ. Johnson
William f. Torrcns. Carrot J. Byncs, ir., DR.. Joseph
johnson, benjamin TorTens.
The great success of the entertainment and bali
given by the james q. Blaine Club OF Harlem on
Thursday evening at Its clubhouse, 10. H.
East One-hundred and feminist, showed what a
need There was for Just such young and vigorous
Republican and social club in the lower part Of
Harlem Nearly 200 was realized and this money
will be devoted to the improvements and additions
which 10 be made TO the clubs new home The
hall lasted until nearly daylight and was the most
successful affair held in this part Of the city dnrng
the season. The committee Of arrangement, was
composed Of Harry +. Andrews, Frank McCabe r.
Edwards. William Van Wrinkle and c. T. A. Fcek
Those the other committees were George Hunt.
{. W. Wiliord, james Eddie, John r. Gait. Henry
{. Davis, Morris Eerwin Alfred a. Farley Emil
Cachou Henry VI. Moore, William ii. BENJAMIN IT,.
John +. Burnett and Herbert Rowland The musical
and Literary programme which preceded the bali was
given by the following song Master Alfred q. Nets
Ser; cornet solo, NJ. f. IIagar sentimental song Miss
Pauline Samuels: lightning sketch artist, Harry Paul
song Charles Elakey; comic song. +. Witt; violin
solo, NJ lIaecr, jr; tenor solo. 4. Parker. Of the
Cadi COMPANY; recitation, Charles Blakely; comic
Bong, MI. Remac.
Rainbow Council No. 80, O. C. F., Will give an en-
terainmcnt sunday evening the Horton Building
In one hundred and twenty ift-s near hcventh-avc
at which an interesting programme is promised.
:, The German American republican Organization Of
the NXlIld Assembly District at its regular meeting
Friday night, held at No. ,Jl5 Third ave- voiced
the sentiment OF all intelligent Germans in the fol
the German Republicans of the XXIIId Assembly
District deeare tnrir adherence to the Republican
elections and a sound financial system.
I'VE condemn the Democratic party for its false
pretences for It's extravaganza its great desire for
plumber. for It's frauds by the organization OF the last
State senate for its of peridCus Election
Inspectors Law whereby the doors were widely opened
T. maud In the coming election in the city OF New
York, aud for ewardng the perpetrators OF the great
crime whereby the peoples will set aside with
high and responsible places.
We brand the leaders Of the Democratic party a.
unpatrotic demagogues who are cndangerng the cX
lstcnce OF the Eepubicg Whose whole aim T. hood
wink the people. and while they pretend 10 be the
friends of the laboring classes, they are In truth
their greatest enemies. The magnificent records Of
m pisfr Of .lIln tIf .pHn ri
otto President, benjamin Harrison and the genuine
craftsmanship of our patriotic and great diplomat.
James G.. Blaine, receiving the worthy confidence
OF the American people. and the Republican party
which they represent will he supported by every well
meaning citizen. We feel confident that party
VIII BE- victorious in the coming Presidential election
Irrespective OF who the candidate be- and We
nlcdr IN fho of Ia