New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
RECEPTION TO THE REV. BRICE X. DOUG
LASS-vARIOUS NOTES.

Tho members OF the LenOx Presbyterian Church
gave a reception Tuesday night TO their pastor the
Rev. Brce X. Douglass. who has recently been In
stalled In the rastorate OF this new and hourshng
congregation Some Of those present were Mrs. Brice
X. Douglass. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. =. ID. Vouaire. the
Rev. Dr. Justin W. Harsha. OF the Second Collegiate
Reformed Church George McWilllams. Miss Jennie
McWllams, Miss Ada McWIlliams. the Rev. Dr.
Hoadlcy. the Rev. Charles d. Chaplin OF the Hamilton
Grange Reformed Church: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ H. Cum
mings, Mr.. and Mrs william ~ Waite. the Rev Dr.
f. II. Marling. George p. II. McVay. Miss Jennie
Faulkner, Miss Marie saltcr Miss c. Leo Miss Lucy
E. Bryant and Mr.. and Mrs james H. Edwards.
The Morton Club Of the XXVIth Assembly District
held It's semi-monthy meeting last evening at Its
headquarters, -sxteenth'st ana Sc
ondave.. at which there was large ATTENDANCE ana
n determination expressed the part OF those
attending to prepare for the fall campaign win vigor
Preparations being made by this club FOR It's nrst
annual outing. which Is to take place May 20 III
Donney's College Point Hotel. One object OF the
outing is TO raise money for the purpose OF securing
IA suitable and permanent headquarters for this cnb
where the Republicans OF the XXvIth Assembly Dis
trict can assemble every evening. Some OF those
present last Friday night Peter II. Mcdonald,
Robert l.. Morgan, John J. Morgan, Z. J. Mcfroy'
william J. Ahrens Samuel J. Schaher, John Reiiy'
Hugh Whoriskey Charles Perotty, james b. Stephen,
John Thopand Samuel J. Bishop, Andrew Grace,
Thomas ONell, Nnllam Nackfy, " No""o''
Frank Poutass and ". J. Paegelord.
The new clubhouse OF the Independence CLUB at
One hundred-and twenty -sevcnth-st and LenoX-ave.
WIS filled from top to bottom April 20. when the
new headquarters OF this vigorous young Republican
organization opened with stag rache''
Some OF those present were ,. van tucker, H.
Johnson, r. H. Ncaman, William Sanford Lawton
Thomas Babcock, julius NJ. Meyer, f. \. CoKeiair'
George webesten. william +. Ii. Koelsch, 2. J. Josy,
nno1N
Walter Barns Joseph :. Logan, William A. Charles
Ernest Meyer Henry jarvis, Frank Wolf u. D.
Noble Lincoln Doty Brown, David E. BLOCK, LOUIS
Altman, Henry Goldsmith, Carl A. koelsch Joseph n.
Molyneau Benjamin Thompson a. Patterson I. Ia
Wanmalx,r Denny Pollock, william s. ;chraus, L. j..
sutton. A. Il. Perry, Jacob Block, George Naegie'
ii. IL. Gates, George Rapeleye and g. > Buchilh
Miss SOPHIE: Schlldwachter, the only daughter OF
Charles schildwachter and one OF the wellRho"h
young society women Of Harlem, was married tues
dov evening In the Lutheran Church. In Onehuhureu-
and nnctecnth-st to Henry Cor1ing, the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. Mr. oteup. Inc sister
Of the bridegroom Miss Dora Corting, acted as pfdcS
maid while Henry Bolrmann was best man. Inc
ushers were Philip Schildwacher Henry Fielding, ID.
punkc and c. Sasmann. Some Of those present were
Mr. and Mrs Charles W. Schildwachter, the Misses
schldwachtcr, Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Blanke, George
Merle Miss Merle, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ii. Schloerman,
Miss Bonnie schoerman. Edward Gehert, lr, VII. ana
Mrs, Melster Mr. and Mrs. Daniel sylvester, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Louis steele. Mrs schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Manu. E. r. Merrill and the Misses Merrill, George
schultz Mrs. Schultz and Miss Schultz.
The Washington Free Library, at Northumberland
fifty -sixthst. and Amsterdam.ave held It's annua.
election Of officers on Tuesday night. and the follow
ing were elected: z. S. Whitman, president D. Hooa
Wright. first vice president; George +. jackson.
second vice president; A. H. Wellington, third vice
Dresticnt John NcMuen, fourth vice-presrcnc;
George b. Curtiss secretary; John L. Ionheie' treas
urcr: Edward X. Griffin, librarian.
The Harlem Philharmonic Society closed sue
cessul sea.on in appropriate manner on thursday
afternoon with a reception which was given by MIS-
Charles +. MacLean in honor OF Mrs Dahlel .
Lament who has recently been elected president CT
the society The reception given AT the home OF
Mrs MacLean's father Jortion L. Mott, Fifth-ave
and One-hundred and -thirueth-st Only the active
members CT the society were invited. Some Of those
present were Mrs David +. Porter, MIS-. William IL.
Ross Mrs. Thomas ". Robinson, Mrs. a. j. Relnhold,
Mrs. simpson, Mrs. Abraham steers, Mrs. John Is
simpson, Mrs. William a. Shelton, Mrs. x. u. Haiter'
Mrs. q. A. spading, Mrs. John j. perry, MIS- s, f.
Wells sacket MIS-. r. f.: sW Sninn MIS- arthur
The Harlem Peoples Mission. which Is non
scctarian institution celebrated its seventh annN N,
Sion. 10. 34IS Secondave. Colonel A. T. ketcham
presided. other speakers were the Rev Dr. samuel
il Virgin of the Pilgrim Congregational Cnurcn, anu
the Rev DR.. Chambers, OF Calvary presbyterian
Church. . ,,L TO-, so,.ro,
weeks has been in careful preparation by the Pailsh
Association OF Holy Trinity Church. In Lenoxave ana
twenty -seeondst was gwen az ,n as
audience, the majority Of which was composed "
pc pie from Harlem. ,-, lila
ing which will soon be erected at One-hundredand-
twenty second-st. and Morningsideave, the Morning
side Presbyterian Church.