New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-01
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
ANNUAL OPENING OF THE Y. NJ. c. A.-AC-
TIvITY AMONG THE REPUBLICANS
SOCIAL, AND CHURCH NOTES

SOCIAL AND CHURCH NOTES.
rb. s,xtb annual openlng of the Harlem Branch
OF the Young Mems Christian Association. Tuesday
evening attracted large number of the members
and friends of the association 10 the building NO
5 West One -hundred-and-twenty-h fth-st Inc sea-
son of 1894 opens under the most auspicous
circumstances for this hourishing institution The
membership now over 1000 is the largest In me
history of this branch. The facilities for mental
and phvsical training have been increased while
the attractiveness OF the home-like building has
never been greater. The house was thrown open
for inspection Tuesday night. and the parlors re-
ception rooms library. boys rooms gymnasium
swimming pool and class rooms all came In ior
a full share of commentator
The exercises Tuesday night were opened WIN
a hynn and prayer. after which Miguel Castelanos
PLAYED LISTS rhapsodie. No. II. Harry H. NOOK
sang Queen Of the Earth" and afterward III on
the Meads" r. T., Burleigh gave two cornet Solos
and William II. Sage, the chairman OF the Commit
tee of Management gave address on the "ob-
iects and Plans Of the Association. The Kew
DR. James r. Day. pastor of Calvary Methodist
EpiscopaI Church. also made an interesting ad-
dress The officers Of the association for TINS sea-
son are: Frank G. Barrister, secretary; j. Gard
ner Smith physical director; G. A. Raynor assist
ant secretary; Charles b. Horton secretary OF the
boys' DEPARTMENT. and Robert McCastline. assist
ant physical director. The Committee Of Manage
ment is composed of William II. Sage. charman
Josiah Lombard James Il. Gallagher. charles r."
Hope John H. Allen. Jared S. Babcock, Frank o.
Rarrister. DR.. Andrew L. Barrett Oswald u. Boyle
James c. d. Burnett. Alfred u. Clinch. Joseph h.
Coe T. Arthur Hay John S Huyer. James A. e.
Johnson Frank Littlefeld Charles f. Patterson
lanes Phyfe Richard l.. Purdy, Elisha c. Selchow'
William s. NJ. SLIDER Anthony Smyth. John A
Tackaberry. George Taylor. William +. Chler, Dr.
Iucien c. Warner. G. y. Williams Walter Garter.
Frank A. Ferris William Hills Alexander p
nd TOhn
Lincoln Doty Brown and William F. II. Kaelsch.
two active members of the Independence Club. VINO
have recently returned from the Worlds FAR VIII
give addresses Monday night at the regular
meeting of the Independence Club. which VIII ne
held at the clubhouse, No. 101 West One-hundred-
and-twenty-seventh-st. on their experience AT the
Columbian Exposition. If these young men tell
what really happened to them in the Windy City
the rooms of the Independence Club will not be
large enough to contain all the people who will
want to hear them.
William O. Judge will address the Harlem Theo-
sophcal Society this evening. at No. l2 West One-
hundred and twenty -ffth-st. Mr. Judge is at the
head of the American section Of the Theosophical
Society and he will take as the subject OF MS
discourse Life and Death from the Philosophical
Point of View
The cadets OF Temperance Section No. Is will
hold their annual installation OF officers Thursday
evening at their headquarters in Park-ave. and One
hundred twenty ninth-st The following officers
will be installed: William Suite w. A: A. A.
Stole W. p: F.. Hyde V. A; G. Rttenger. Second
p; j. Burke ir. Third p; G. McClelland guide;
George Hassell. usher: A. Ficktee. Waterman; d.
Baker, assistant Waterman; G.. Mclaughlin secre-
tary, and w. Ryan. assistant secretary
w E. BENJAMIN one of the prominent members
Of the Hamilton Republican Club at No I'll west
One-hundred- nd thrtiethst. will visit the World
Fair this week and will be absent several days
The colored Republicans of Harlem are entering
Lotto a
their defeat at the polls last fall new club
was organized by them last week. which Will be
known as the Colored Republican Club OF the
XXVIIIth Assembly District. Its officers are W.
l.. Butler president; James Roam. first vice-presi-
dent: H. l.. Jones. second vice-preshent; j. w.
Garrett recording secretary; Robert F. Parkinson.
corresponding secretary; r. II. Higgins. treasurer;
r. r. Nelson. sergeant AT farms "a ,.
methodist H Episcopal Church Madison and One
hundred will begin s synrS
Sunday evening in October on How r DO hnTw
the Bible Is the WORD OF S BOOK ah wa Mads
and f Prsser we'd His topics for following Sun
day in Of ,Ss VILLAS T 9e STUDY
Of ep Monuments ft and Mummies October H. monthly
press by Mrs Margaret Bottoms president of the
order october p he Bible 3 eab AND nnd
o eSle % 'sidelights from Physical Science
Astronomy. Geology" etc. 7, p,,ro, nas,or Of
trinity nH H Methodist Episcopal Church, in onehun;
dred- eighteenth near SecOnu-dNc.
last week from his two months vacation. he
will resume his duties in the pulpit To-Day. n,.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Edith Reiner
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Reiner. and Theo-
dore Irving Hadden is announced to take place
October H. at D. M In Holy Trinity Church.
Ienox ave and One-hundred- nd twenty second-st
DR. and Mrs. Iucien G. Warner have returned 10
their home in Fifth-ave. and are already engaged
In the several charitable enterprises with which
they have long been cOpnected.
The marriage of Miss Jennie Patterson Blar
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. b. David Blair. and Robert
Forbes Ferguson is announced TO take place
October II. at the home of Mr.. Blair, No West
One-hundre ed and twenty frst-st.
Active leaders in the Salvation Army will address
the mems massmeetng in the parlors of the
Young Mems Christian Association. No. . West
One-hundred- twenty ffth-st.. this afternoon at
40 O'Clock. The speakers will be Captain Damon,
Counsellor Ferris and Brother G. Anderson
Dedicatory services will be held In the Lenox
Avenue Union Church Discples). OF which the Rev:
the new building OF the church in Northumberland
nineteenth-st near Lenox-ave. To-day two services
will be held at IL a. and $50 p. This morning
brother of the pastor. the Rev. DIR. A. b. Philputt
of First Church of the Disciples of Philadelphia
will conduct the services. In the afternoon ad-
dresses will be made by number of Harlem
pastors, among whom will be the Rev. Drs. Charles
DIV. Bridgman. OF Holy Trinity; William C..
Biting, of Mount Morris Baptist Church, Joachim
Elmendorf. of the First Collegiate Church, Samuel
II. Virgin of Pilgrim Congregational Church. James
Chambers: Of Calvary Presbyterian Church. and
William Justin Harsha, of the Second Collegiate
Church There will be special music at all these
services under the direction Of Mrs. James Willard