New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
THE sTH REGIMENT REVIEW-RECEPlloNs
AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

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young men OF the regiment and also with III" 'dra o.
increasing Tho rr-menta. strength. handsome Iit!f
souvenir was given 10 all those attending. ~ WL!th
| there a britf History 81 tie regiment Ihe reg
ment departed 20 the war on April % l-ol. at when
| time Colonel George Lyons was AT lis mead " was
| then 900 strong and with SIX d'pouhder' u
started with sealed orders from New York city. IT,
marching orders were Unexpectedly received on IN"
saturday afternoon preceding. and tho responded
with the greatest alacg1ly. The regiment was rapidly
mustered ard drilled officers were elected I"
supply vacancies and new arms and equipments were
amply provided that the sth Regiment started rs
orc o. the best equipped regiments in the war. The
men assembled at the arin0ry over Centre Market al
O'Clock in the morning. and AZ O'Clock they started
for the Of the Many OF the men left their
| families with only moments preparation. Cclon"
Lyons himself let several members Of his household
H. while OF tho lcutcnants obcycd th" orders Of
dying father and took his place In The regiment
The officers OF the Veterans Association Of the 18th
| Regiment for 1893 William H. Mcintyre, prcs-
| dent y. =. 1Iorc. first c-presden; John ID. Cum
ings second vice president David r. Arnold treasurer
| Francis II. II'ssclls. secretary.
| The concert which followed the military exercises
| Of the evening principally made up of Northern
and southern patriotic tunes which familiar 10
the regiment In 1oGI but I'm the present generation
many Of them unknown. A special effort was
made by the veterans To Interest The Young men oi
the different churches. and n large number of them
were present. The exercises of the evening w"r"
divided into three parts-a dress parade. battalion
drill. and the review 10y Bricadcrt'cncra Louis FIJI
gerald. Mcrward the bronze figure presented 10y Lieu
tenant Colonel Mc,iulre was awericd. Some Of the mem
Der, Of The Reception Committee were Captain william
! II. Mcintyre. Captain John Farrell, Colonel George D.
Scott Lieutenant f. H. schillin-, Major Henry 'haun-
ccy. Colonel Henry Moore. Major John Appleton cap
tain d. T. Arnold. Captain y. e. Baxter. Captain
Alexander Clark. Captain Henry Gibson. Captain " !.
| Iiurxs
cook. Lieutenant Gcorsc W. Day and Lieutenant j. ~
shirley. some Of the members Of She Commute" "i
Arrangements were William II. Turner william T. ~
Hart. David Bell. Paul II. Clark John j. DAWSON
James H. Martin John McAl>tcr "eorg" N"l'zl
ard John D. smith. The chairman Of The Hons"
Committee. was james W. Connolly, and the Vice" chair
| man was b. u. slapped. Tie chairman Of th" Press
Committee wax y. r. iIorc, ana the vice chairman
| was Denis \. Spclli>sy.
| 4 special musical service will be held nj the 81
| Jamcs's Methodist Episcopal Church Nadi'"naN"'
and one hundred and-tweny sXth-Ni tlis evening II,
| : 80 O'Clock The choir. under III" direction oi
| Frederick Dean will he assisted by Navi"r R"Ik"r'
| tenor: Mis- Dora Becker ,iOni,t ana Miss Mic"
| BoXall. harpiSt.
The cubrooms Of the independence Club, az 80
G37 Lcnox- ave. presented gay appearance on S"'r
day cvcnilg when the members entertained ). L''"
| Cos sin the actor. and t"orgr ID. 'haphh' u"
Entertainment Committee as usual presented lin"
John r. Mcneil. with popular songs: Joseph =
Logan monoocucs and limitations; william /. II.
Koc~ch. dramatic readings: M.>rr'. Kennedy am
Wolf sketch artists the Flock brothers quartet am
exhibition club swinging hy Me~'r' >ii"nt ana Nh''r
son ~ ,he athletic association. Among those present
were. Harry Martin. T.. !. J"~v. T.. Y. 'ph"dir Jane
A. Murray Arclibih li-nlor-on. H. ID. Anderson.
Jacob Elcck David Hall. g.. = Buckhn. ". J. u.
ko..ch Io,cph = gan Jane, Kennedy. i"lN
and samuel Levy. II. II Gates. Lincoln DOW ht""h'
Harry Jarvis William =. Lnwi"r. Julius VI Mayer
Meyer Grayhcad -amu"l WATERBURY. J. y N"iyrcan\'
A. Il. Perry, Henry Ee"kman, l.. :. seymour ~ =
sassccn. T. j. sutton. +. Madison Green. John T. Me
Neill Frank Wolf. \. Block, Ernest May"s' Louis
Altman Walter Roach. jr.. and Albert s"lin'Ke'
The club will take possession II is new clubhouse,
which ha, been decorated. and an cnl"'abl" um'
NAV Lee expected AZ the houScwarnlnc carly IN NN'
The Harlem Republican club gave IT. annual ain
ncr I'm honor Of The birthday u General Grant on
Thursday evening AZ the clubhouse. Nos 10 ana Ia
wcst one hundred and twenty ffti'St Abraham
Steers the president Of the club, presided SOM :"
the speaker, were Washington Win,or Henry G.
Robinson. >a, e. ,roit. +. b. Low ana ~ d.
Humphrey. some 81 thos" present WEI" Lincoln y
stewart william Il. Montgomery Curtis j.. Pierce
Major O'-hauchu.-sy. John fr-aliam. Fr'nci' -
Hanes. Edwin y. Cutler. Henry DE- Voc. John carr
X. r. owens. DR.. John shrndcy, "'"rS" schultz
Thoma, Wright. John cook. i. VI. Mll>pnngh, ". G.
Hewitt j. f.. Vanderbilt l.. J. lin'hlcy, l.. L.
Lamb and !. Eodcrmund.
4 social entertainment was given By the N, club
al the home Of Mi, >mucr. No. - West on" hundred
and twcnty-,ixih-,t.. On Monday evening. I'm Inter
c,ng mu,i, al and literary programme was given b'
Mi, Augusta >mucr. who gave fcctluon- Mr.. T.. =
Phillips, Mrs. Emma =. Carter and tn R.v. james
Carter of Williamspot. Penn. An interesting aiir"'S
was given by Ms. ". j. stewart. the general president
Of the Woodwork Guild Of America. In which she
described I'm detail the work done by that organization
Nh Gin
Wentworth Mrs. Cater. Ms, Walker, Mr.. Phillips,
Mrs Fulton, Mrs. Hill. Mi, Cooper. the Misses Mors.
Mrs Gates. Miss Howe. Mrs. scarlc. Mrs. Williams
and Mrs Holmes.
The Harlem Club gave an interesting and thoroughly
enjoyable ~smoker7 at IT., clubhou,c Icr,x ave" and
Cne-hundrd and twenty lirtl-st. Wednesday evening
This T. the final smoker 81 series given by TIL,
club This season. An excellent Programme was
provided. Some Of those taking part IN 1t Were
Alfred Grant. John 4. Hogan. sam D"nrin the Merry
brothers. John Lcavy and W. :. Wright some of
the men present were David f. Potter Edwin I. Rice.
Thomas W. Robinson. William u. Randall EIc,r r.
Wed Charles r. Wright. 9. smith. George : Waters.
W. j. u. Mills John C. Oahcs. g. II. ROBERTS, John
Jasper, the Rev DR.. William C. Fitting Charlie, W
Hall. DR.. W. II. Ross. Edwin F. Raynor Goorc, VI
smith, Charles i. Sackcti. James ID. sh,nan lame,
II. TAYLOR Charles +. Trottcr, John ". wilson, r. w.
Walter Josiah Warren William II. Kipp. r. J. Ian
caster {. X. Waterbury, r. ;. Turner ) H. Wilson
W. Black. the Rev. DR.. George u. Van d., Wafer ID
W. AimcS. X. f. Miller. II. V. Babcock Robert
Mrcaf J. \. sImuliinG. John H. Han. percy -
Adams Henry Allison. ID. G.. Brown John u,rl,.r
\. X. Bcdcll and II. &. Bailey.
concert was given hy Il. Andrews pro,o.,ont
Episcopal Church choir In the hall Of the younr
Mems Christian As ocallon, No. , Nest Ouc.bundred
ana twenty hnh-st Wednesday evening , co,d deal
81 enthusiasm was aroused by The singing of t.
boys chorus and also by the singing of Master
W'nircd Young, the leading soprano Of the choir.
number OF the friends Of Harlem, ,o,rcu
NO. 30 OF the National Providence, Union were .n
"rlaincd In the council room Monday evening -,
No. 10 East On"htndrcc and twenty fin II l.,
the council. An Interesting musical and irr,r, ,r
srimnc WAS given. The principal feature, of which
"'r" Il duet 10y Miss H"llie Duffy and Miss Carlton
recnaiions 10y Miss ANN Raphael ana Mi Mac
Travis. songs by MLs DClcl and Master Eddie II
MGR violin duets and piano accompaniment; hy Misc.