New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
HOW THE FOURTH WAS SPENT-PEoPLL
OFT OV TOWN-ANONG THE CHOIRS.

crackers cannon and other devices FOR making nose
was set Of and at night there was brilliant uiSp'aE
Of fireworks Many Of the houses were Handsomely
decorated with bunting and American flags. few OF
, ,,, ,,cuous for the beauty Of their display.
All .bo email bovs were provided with frccrackers or
some opnliance FOR making noise and they insisted on
their Amercani,m all day. All the clubs ana pubhc
institutions recognized the day by elaborate decora
| tons.
| The Young Mems Christian Association OF Harlem
| had its building NO West Onehundred and twenty
ffth.st Handsomely decorated, and many OF the MON
bers were present TO take some part In the celcnra
| tion Tho Younr Mems Christian Association on
Washington IIeehts also had is homo IN OnehundreI
I and fftv.ffth.st near Amstcrdam-avc. decked ont
| and at night there handsome Illumination Inc
members Of the Harlem Young Wom'n's christian
Association kept up with their brothers IN comheli-
! Grating the day. and It's home IN one-hundred-anu
twenty ourth-st. near Lcnoxave.. was appropriately
| decorated.
| Forty OF the Young women improved the holiday ny
organizing picnic which held at Bronx PARK
They left the association building at y 80 H. H. 'I"
! taking with them lawn tennis and croquet on''S'
books and luncheon baskets, they set ont FOR daF
| Of rural enjoyment. Tho morning was Npch' III
games and in various diversions In III" WOODS anu
several races were contested by the Young women
OF the physical culture class. Tho prizes Tor th'''
cont were awarded follows Miss GuSsie Schch'k'
! for the 1OO-yard dash: Miss May Eingoid' LOT 'l'
Walking match: Miss Tillie Manch. for the Tree LOT
aur race: Miss Louise Manch for the potato race
Mis-, Louise Muller. Miss Teresa Frost Miss Anne
Johnson and Miss Annie Scho secured "hoohy prizes
! The amateur photographers OF the association "oh
several excellent negatives OF groups on the rustic
! bridge Of the Bronx River. The committee having
charge OF this highly successful affair consisted {"
Miss LouiSe Muller. Mabel Browne ana Adelaide '""
! SON. The young having charge OF the athlcuc
sports were Miss Nellie Smith, Miss Catharne "coree
| and Miss Lizzie Archibald. The following young
women were Judges Miss Mary Knoll. Miss Reb"cca
Morrison Miss Mary McElroy and Miss Hattie watkins
Tomorrow evening the Young Womcn's Christian
Association will hold It's monthly meeting. I'M
porant business Is to be transacted An interesting
musical and literary programme has been arrange"
after which the usual social Intercourse VIII pc hei
| Short talks will be given bv the delegates OF the
association to the Mortified Conference. The subject
| for discussion will he "1he Social and Athletic
| Features Of the Conference" The speakers on inc
subject will he Miss Mary McElrov Mrs. NJ C. King
and Miss Hall. The subject for the Sunday afternoon
meeting TO be held in the parors Of the ASSOCIATION
| today AZ O'Clock will bc the "Pharisee and the
| Publican" Several members OF the Northhed d"ie
cation will be present and will give their impressions
! % that celebrated assembly. Miss Mary McElroy
the general secretary OF the association. will preside
Mr. and Mrs Loren W. True have left their home in
West one hundred and twenty hfth-st and VIII spehn
The summer nj their country place at Darien. Conn
| There they entertaining va 'A'h
among whom Mrs Glover, Miss Gertrude :. Glover
Miss Matte Bolton Miss Read Of Kansas Gty II.
| l. Read Of New Haven; Edward Choaie James Dun
lap and George Roche.
The Rev Dr. and Mrs. samuel II. Virgin have
| been spending the week Water MILL h. l. and
were the guests Of Mrs. Marshall Ayres. Dr. NirAn
will preach in the Pilgrim Congregational Chnrch
! today and will then 60 his summer vacation
Mrs W. NJ Brundacc and family will spend tho
| summer in the Caisld>. Mrs. Brundase VIII cI"''
| her house in West Eighty oigith-St
The annual excursion Of the sunday school OF 'al
vary Methodist Episcopal Church. at SeventhaV' an"
! Northumberland twenty -nnth-st. was h'ld july l.
and about thousand children took part In H. The
Marty left West Cnchundrcd and thryih bird ST. early
in the morning the steamer SIRIUS. Tor lhnTe'o''
Grove. Cold Spring Iiarbor. The sail aroma inc
BATTERY up the East River. and along IN" Houhd WIS
delightful and was thoroughly enjoyed by the many
people present The usual round Of amns"m"nt' o"cH
n,d tho attention Of the pleasure 10 ana from
the grove The committee having charge Of III" cN-
cursion consisted Of Mr.. Glass chairman Mr. NymcS
and Eugene T. Wc>tcrhed. some OF tn"se taking part
in f. were g. NJ Richardson. Mr.. and Mr.. Colgrove
Mr. and Mr.. u. : Petit. DR.. smith. Mr.. and MIS-
symcs James stafford Miss Anne ,nler. Mrs Wool
and family Miss simpson. Miss Van Ordcn. Charles
H. Glass George r. Glass. the Rev. !. II. Carpenter
W. b. Turk: Mr. and Mrs. +. Bradley. Mr. and Mrs
A. G. Keys ". G.. Buckout. II. i. iinchlns' wafer
Miller Miss +. g.. Long. Ada Brown, Dr. and MIS-
/ W. III.
Harrison Mr.. Lo6Swood. g. Bronn"d. !. stowe.
Cirace Bromley. 4. W story Miss Ella Henderson,
! Miss Fuller. Mrs. Nicholson. the Misses Nchoi'oh'
Mrs Wright, Mrs S. bradley. Miss slater, Miss Wy
mans the Misses Litson. Miss Marie Moore Miss
| Irene Clark Miss Carrie Taylor q. King ana L
Souhworth.
A reception and musical entertainment were given
! hv the Belvidere Social Club. June 30, M N"
home Of J. j. Long. No. 9a3 LenoN-avc som" 81
those prcsest were Miss Jennie sharp w lurd. Miss
sadie Maccurc. Charles :. Wurtz William H. Murphy
! Miss Caswcll, Mr. and Mrs. Long John Dcy Mis-
/ Alice Long Miss Ray Smith, Arthur r.. laHh anu
Mis- Nellie Armstrong.
The closing exercises Of tho Kindergarten school nj
No SO East Onchundrcd and fouricen'lst. were held
| Thursday evening In the school rooms. Tbs sc"o'l
! IS under the management Of the Misses Louie ana
Ethel BromGeld The children attending are from
three to nine years Of age The exercises were In
,crcsting and comprised singing marching, dancing
recltatOns and drills.
The wedding Of Miss Rose Miller. daughter OF Mr.
| and Mrs. Nathan Miller Of no. 60 West On"-hundrcd-
andtwcnty -seveuhst. 10 Isdor Ioldslcn took plac"
Tuesday afternoon the home Of the brides parents
| Only the immediate friends and relatives Of the
couple present. The Rev. DR. NJ II. Harris, Of
Temple Israel Harlem. performed the ceremony.
Mrs f.. l.. IIasjiucS will close her home In West
Onc-hundred-and- forty hfth-st., serGau-ayc
and VIII spend the summer at Far RockaNay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Draper Of No. 553 West One
hundred ana niiY-slN'h-Ht, VIII spcnd July al james
| town. r. !.
The Republican leader Of Tho XVIII Assembly
District, Frank Raymond, Is making arrangements 10
/ take trip 10 Europe.
The managers OF the Harlem Young Mems Christian
! Association pcrfcctlng their ccmcnto for
series entertainments for The coming season. The
star course of entertainments which has proved 50
successful qnf entertaining for The last few years. will
be- given again an even more elaborate scale than
IL was last some Of the best musicians have
! been engaged and the course Is now comIlctod ~
! follows: December II, the English Ballad Company;
! Ccto1er 20, Rcmcnyi Grand Concert Company: 40
ycmbcr H. Russell IL. COuvcll III lecture on Acres
| 81 Diamonds. January 10. Metropolitan College Gle"
Club. February 10. The ShaueIraun." by Leland T.
Besides tbs Of star entertainment,
| the managers OF the association have undertaken II