New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
THE GOIDE1ROD RECEPTION SoO
vorrc PASTORS IN THEIR PtLPiT'

vOTrc PASTORS IN THEIR ItLli''
Tho nar,ors NJ the Young Women's Christian AS
ISOLATION in West One-huhd''u- , ...1 Nth
s, near Lenox-ave., were 'as'eiui'' " aa
coIden-rod Monday night. when 'he opei''"e
it,, ~ the season of that association was gwen ~
49, ,har of the members and friends OF the
aoo,a,,o, were present, and TO judge by the en-
thnsiasm and heartness with which they eii'e.eu
into the spirit Of the affair the aSsoci""0"
s,or,ed ,non one Of the most successful years Vi ~,
existence The Goden-rod mas beeh auoPuu a" ~
en,,.r of the association and all the members were
ooas,ed N wear that or yellow flower 50 as
~ distinguish them from the guests. and as reS"'
IN, oarlors were gorgeous with yellow -
A. Interesting feature OF the evening was mus-
coI and literary programme. which was given uhuer
tho direction OF Mrs. Henry A. Topham lhose IAN
ing mart in it were Miss Adelaide Frederickd' p'""
,r,a. little Olea Wanda. Mrs Topham. VINO SANG st.
oral songs and Miss Or.etta Kngsbury. Inc CUM
r,i,tce having charge of the refreshments 0p"sia''
NJ the Misses Florence Henry. Annie WILSON, Lara
r,ll,ns Mabel Browne Nellie Gillespie. Lillian Nep-
ster Lillian Pritchard. Rose Van Loan anu Ni"'
Archibald. a short address Of welcome was gwen
nv Miss Mary McEiroy. the general secretary or
the association. Some OF the frlehdS Oh 'ne 'S70
citation living out Of town sent a large supply Vi
golden rod and other flowers TOT the ie0eP'o"'
some of those present were DR.. and Mrs. Lucian
c. Warner the Rev. Dr. and MIS- Nlliam
Justin Harsha. Mrs. Charles Mapes MISS Anna
Smith Miss Nellie Burgess Miss Carrie Brown.
Miss A. NJ Burr the Rev DR.. ana Mrs D. u. rat
terson of the East Harlem Presbyterian Church;
the Rev Charles r. Chaplin, OF Hamilton Grange
Church; Mrs Jacob f. Price Miss Warner. Mrs.
w C. Moore Miss Anna Jerome. Miss MITCHELL
Miss Gertrude Burrage. Miss Johnson. Mrs 5. c.
S,un,ar Mr. Browne, Mrs Browne, Mr.. King and
Miss Annie Morehead. There was also large num-
Der Of people from Hamilton Grange Reformed
Church. who attended the reception as representing
that church.
al
meeting Of the Viola Pleasure Club as officers OF
that organization: Milton Sanger. president; j.
Freedman, vice-presdent; b. w. Frankel. secre-
tary; l.. Goldberg treasurer.
1t was decided at the regular meeting OF the Bel
vIdere Social Club, which was held SeptemberS AT
No 2s3 Ienox-ave. the home Of j J. Long. to have
a musical and literary entertainment for the benefit
Of the club. This entertainment Will be given NO
yem5er TO- in the hall OF the Young Mems CHRIS
tan Association. No. West One-hundred-and-
twenty -ffth-st.. and every effort VIII be mace 10
make 1t one of the most enjoyable entertainments
Of the season Another meeting OF the cIup VIII
be held at the home Of William Bounean, in East
One hundred nd tw enty irstst.. Friday evening
The Independence club is keeping up It's reputa-
ton for making things lively and on the evening
Of September II gave another OF It's thor-
oughly enjoyable stag rackets' at It's clubhouse
at Lonox-ave. and One-hundred -and-twenty-sev-
enth-st. The evening spent In n way peculiar
members
airy programme was given under tho direction OF
s Van Tucker the chairman OF the Entertainment
Committed and some Of those taking part In II
were William Sanford Lawton. who made an adj
dress: the Brook Brothers. banjoists; Professor
w. c. Wese and W. c. Weise jr The club pro-
poses to give these Saturday night racKets all
through the
The Venetian festival. which was given on the
Harlem River September g. was OF the most
successful affairs Of this kind ever given in Har-
lem The river dotted with boats bearing Japan
csc lanterns presented a beautiful appearance and
no one enjoyed IT much the people on the
banks along the river. Nearly all the boat clubs
in Harlem took part in the affair. while n large
number Of visiting boat clubs were represented.
BY unanimous decision of the Judges the prize cup
was awarded to the Wyanoke Boat club while
the banner was awarded to the Nonparen Boat
Club The committee OF arrangements consisted Of
T. p. Reynolds. Of the Union Boat Club: c. +
Roselle. Of the Gramercy Boat club: L. Meyer. Of
the Lone Star Boat Club William Graham. Of the
Wyanoke Boat Club. and William Cody. Of the
Nonpareil Boat Club. The judges were Frank
Burke, Of the Astoria Athletic club; Richard
Sturcke. Of the Waveriy Boat club; Adam Grane
OF the Eureka Boat club f. Martin jr.. OF the
Palisade Boat Club Of Yonkers. and +. H. Pelton
Of the Seawanhaka Boat club. Some Of the other
clubs represented in the festival were the Harlem
Rowing Club. the Metropolitan. the bohemian. the
Hudson. the Crescent, the Friendship. the Atlantic
the Bay Ridge. the Ncw-York Athletic. Staten
Island Athletic. the Institute. the Passaic the En-
plre and the Neruna.
4 reception given by Miss Florence X.
Cooper the evening Of September at her home.
No. $50 East Northumberland seventeenth-st. In
celebration OF her eighteenth birthday Some OF the
guests were Miss Nellie Thompson. Miss Emma
Nixon. Miss Mira Waterbury, Walter Windshp.
Frederick Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs f. H. Cooper.
Mrs. Hauptman. g. A Brown. Miss Florence
Brown. Miss Carrie Cooper. Miss Irene Munday.
Miss Williams Miss Louise peters. Miss Cora
Cooper. Charles Phillips. Henry Sprsgg. David
Leahy and Mr.. Fox.
The gymnasium classes Of the Young Mems
Christian Association No. West one hundred and
twenty hfth-st, have opened this season with a
most encouraging prospect. Dr. J. Gardner Smith
has resumed his duties physical director OF the
Association. and has organized the classes Ia
were opened Wednesday, the evening classes
will open tomorrow. and the mems classes were
opened Friday.
Nearly all OF the pastors Of the Harlem churches
/ have returned T. their pupits. and the work
! OF the year is In fun swing The Rev. Dr. J. l..
/ Church. Lexington-ave. and Onc-hundre1- and
elcventh-s spoke last Monday before the Meth
odist ministers Of E"w-York and It's vicinity at
| the Methodist Book Concern. No. 80 Fifth-ave
preach this morning at 81 Andrews Church.
A. The Rev. Dr. J. X Day has returned to his place
at Calvary Methods; Episcopal Church.
The Rev. Dr. Jacob r.. Price breaches At St
Jamts's Methodist Episcopal Church this morn
+ ing and the Rev. Or. Samuel II Virgin viii again
The Rev Dr. Charles n ". Bridgman vii! preach
this morning at Holy Trinity Church.