New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
THE sEASON OF OUTINGS ENTERT AlNMENlS
AND ANNIVERSARIES.


,n, in tho many pleosant groves and resorts near
Ncw.York that II can truly be said that inc "'
will be full OF thcm.," and they VIII return w w
city TO work for the Republican nominees VIII" ~
| renewed energy that the Democrats VIII ie""'
they did In 1885, that the "woods are l"ii VI o''"'
Nearly all the Republican clubs OF Harlem nav
rnaed 20 hold an outing within the next ie" "c'"'
,rho annual outInu of the Peter II. Mcdonnell Asso-
| citation will be held on June 26, under the auspce"
OF the Irish American Club OF the ANIld A'So','
Dist ret at Pctecr's Cedar Grove, Ne"-Dorp, % -
The excursonIsts will leave Onehundred ana ''''
and Secondave. at o n. m sharp Campaish sp
and a general talk about the plan OF campaign I" W
,,od in tho summer and fall will be discussed.
The committee having the outing in charge Is vv .'
nosed OF Robert l.. Morgan, william NJ. onuc'i"'
Patrick Maoney James B. stephens, Wiha'' D'"ie'
John Reilly and Thomas Miley. Inc JIM"
blaine Club Of the XXI!d Assembly DISTRICT VIII "oiu
a summer nights festival at Joness WOOD Oh july ~
hudson Fitzpatrick Post, No. 143, u. n. w. wi"
oor,memora,e Decoration Day ty visiting West Point
and decorating the grave OF Judson kiipa'nch' III"
most Is also DESTROYS OF erecting monument over
th coperas grave md hopes 10 collect large sum oi
money for this purpose by selling excursion "oho''
All the friends OF the post are inVlen " "'N
The members OF the post will assemble at hf"uq"' -
No 10 West one hundred ndtwenty -afth-S''' at
O'Clock to- morrow morning. and VIII mlro" !" w
,ser at one hundr and twenty ninthst ana Nor''
River where the steamer Pomona VIII take 'hc'h up
tho river accompanied by military band ana arun
and fife CORDS After decorating General kipaIrio"
grave there will be two hours Tor vis'tlns ,o -""'~'
Academy Fny members OF f. Baker Camp
sons Of Veterans, Will go. 49,,
Uo-,c. p Cafrln Post has decided to joia the
downtown parade and afterward II VIII eo'",1 ','
grand marshal and his stlf to the HEBREW orp"an
a. rlur, I'm Amsterdam ave. and one hlnoreoi'u-
,bir,v sohth.st where the grand marshal VIII give
tho ASYLUM large silk flag.
The Cbauauqua Union OF the Harlem DrAnon ="
Al. younc Mems Christian Association, at NO. vest
o-hundred- and twenty ffth-st, will hoa iio"''
urht excursion on June H. About 100 members y"
the union will 90. The steamer sirfis VIII i''o "a
Nor al one. buadred and twenty ninth-st and No'h
p,or ~ I 10 n M and steamng around the Battery
viii take IN. party TO Iaureton Grove on Long lshu'
where three hours will be spent on shore a u'Sp'''s
NJ Tapaness day fireworks will be maze ana S''"'7
NJ fourteen guns one for each Of the 'ha"'""i""
Literary and Scientific Circle classes. VIII De red' '
nediatey after which the signal Tor the fst"rh UP
will be given. ,.
- b,cb tbe Roy. Dr. samuel II. Virgin Is the pastor
will hold its annual picnic June 10. which also VIII
he hold nj Lnurelton Grove. the steamer slrns agah
acting as the means Of transport. Inc commune
having the affair in charge Is composed VI a. ="
Ieberecht chairman, Irving p Grace, Peter liariey
and X. :. Carman.
The Epworth League OF Calvary Methodist hpis-
copal Church in -eventh-ave. and One-hundred ana
twcnty.nlnth-st.. will give musicale fantaS'e 10
morrow evening at the church parlors and prize
NJ a cold watch has been offered TO the one who Soils
the most tickets for It. Among those taking pr III
the programme will be the Park Sisters OF boeloh'
Miss Anita Mason. soprano Of Calvary Church mss
Marion sharp, humorisi; Arthur Reginald Attie'
organlst
A meeting under the auspices Of the Kings Daugh
Dofnr, mod a
will be held this afternoon at 80 O'Clock In inc
church in Onehundred and twenty-rstst.. near Third
ave Miss Mary McEroy. the general secretary OF t'e
Harlem Young wmnen's Christian Association. OF NO.
o West one hundred. ard twenty fourth-st VIII MAKE
an address.
The Delta sigma P Society Of Harlem gave
naror concert in It's clubrooms In Seventh-ave and
one hundred and wenty fth-st., saturday night,
May II. Tho programme was given by the foio~ins'
Charles F. Lepaige. pianist: Miss Nav IL. Doughery'
soprano solo: william f. DeIacy. violin SOLO Chares
F. Mailer tenor solo John J. Harvey flute solo; Miss
Eotcll. shopland recitations; Delta sigma n quar-
te,te f. J. Beach cornet solo; II. Z. Morrison, bass
solo: and Miss Wlmot Edwards. soprano solo.
An entertainment for the benefit of the Hebrew
Homo for Aged and Infrm Hebrews. in West ono
hundred and ffthst. was given on SATURDAY AFTERNOON
at the buding OF this Institution By amateurs and
professionals who volunteered their services. The'
were: Miss Grace Milton soprano Mr. Glanninl'
acconp1ni~t james NcriicR, tohDone eoi"St' ~
X. Frlcdlander. viooncellst: Arthur Zeckcndort,
nu;i,t: Mr.. ID 'Nqun and The Metropolitan Amateur
Orchestra led By Julius J. Lyons.
The first annual exhibition OF the gymnasium
cla,-c, Of the Harlem Branch Of the Young Mems
Christian Association was given on Monday evening
ut the handsome gymnasium OF the Association. No.
West one hundred aud twenty hitl-st. The prizes
we're awarded by Z. c. Yandcrvoort and W. T..
snrth and those receiving them were Peter Wagner,
Evnpt
Mnntncr, II. Mccoy, \. l.. Dittmars and Albert
liagh.
The formal opening OF the new building which has
recently been added Manhattan Hospital. Amster-
dam, ave ana one hundred nd thiriy first ST.. took
place on Thursday. The annex Is fire. proof structure
which will accommodate from thirty nine 10 sNty-iive
additional patients, and places this hospital among
the leading institutions OF It's kind In the city Among
those who were present Thursday at the opening
ceremonies were Mr., NJ. T. Baker, Mr. Isador straus.
Mrs W. Foster, IT,. Miss Robinson. Mrs. ;. H. Filley,
Miss j. VI. Schoulcr. Mrs. J. Hood Wright Mrs James
Rodgers Mrs 4. VI. Judson, Mrs. Charles NJ. Earle,
Mrs. James Monteth and Mrs. Howard {. Badgley.
The last meeting for the season of the Young Pco-
pies Society Of the Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church
was held at the church Friday evening. The gym
nnsium class held socable' on Wednesday evening
and the class for wording girls OF the sunday school
on Tuesday
The Christian Endeavor Societies of Harlem met
hundred and twenty fir>s ST.. Friday evening 10
make the final gcmens for the convention of these
societies which l. To b. held Madison square Garden
In July Addresses were made by the Rev. DR..
samuel II. Virgin. the Rev. DR.. F. +. Clark and the
Rev. W. &. Biting.
The sacred cantata Tie Holy CITY was given on
Thursday evening at Association Hall. No. West
one hundred and twenty nfSt. by the Lyceum Choral
society which has recently been organized In Harlem
There forty singers In the chorus and the soloss
were: Miss Emma seymour Wing soprano. John \.
Norkc. tenor; Clarence T. Steele. tenor John T.
lIorner. baritone, and Mason liuddart. basso some
OF the members OF this organization Mrs. Il. X.
Reed Miss Il. VI. Reed. Miss F. schubert. Miss NJ. r.
Tambyn. Miss II. h. Thompson. Miss Eva Van Bias
com, Miss A. Walker, Miss l.. Walker. Miss j. NJ.
Icck Miss A. II. Chry. Miss A. J. Kelly. Miss J.
McCready. Miss q. II. Norris. Miss NJ. W. Norris and