New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
THE MANHATTAN HOSPITAL-ANNIvERS
EXERCISES

Manhattan Hospital building, Onc-hundred -ahi-'hrS
Arst-st. and Amsterdam-avc. A large number OF nle
members and friends OF the association was present
and had excellent opportunity for inspecting inc
building and the magnificent work that j. bcihS
done In caring for the sick and wounded DE- a.
Rodensein, the president OF the Medical Board ana
one OF the Orgiuators OF the Hospital N'Socid'ioh'
was the host of the evening and conducted visitors
through the various wards. The hosPtai no" az
commodities eventyeisht beds, which are In almost
constant use.
The recent addition which has been made TO this
hospital makes II OF the best equipped institu-
lions Of its kind in the city. and credit to Harlem
The Ladies' Association connected with this insuti-
ton has refurnished the entire building since the ad
dition was made. Mrs. j. Hood Wright is the presi-
dent OF This ladies' annex, and has devoted large
part of her time and ability In looking after
the interests OF the hospital The committee having
the reception in charge consisted Of the following :
Mrs. ]. Hood Wright, Mrs. c. 4. Tatum, Mrs. James
Rogers, Mrs. A. VI. JudsOn, Mrs. T. G. Buck Mrs
c. NJ. Earle, Mrs. NJ. F.. Baker, Mrs 6. Foster jr.
and Mrs. A. ii. +. Shineman. Tho committee hay
ing I'm charge the refreshments consisted OF Mrs. =
X. Felley, Miss Wright, Mrs. ). Charles Fuller Mrs
r. G. Schonenan, Mrs. +. Fairchild Miss Jones AMI
Mrs. W. r. Farrell. Some of those present at the
reception were Professor Jacoby, Mrs. Dwyer. Mrs
George Clarke, Miss f. Burke. Mrs. Edward steers.
Mrs. MCGUIRE Mrs. Abram Steers Mrs. j. Wesley
French, Mrs f.. NJ. Ioagland, Miss Emma smith,
Mrs. Dickinson, Dr. and Mrs. Smith and A. Buch-
man.
wedding which has aroused good deal OF In
terest on Washington Heights took place Tuesday
evening, when Miss Ada Costigan the eldest daush-
Of Mr. and Mrs E. Costlgan. of West Onehundred-
andffty -sixth-st. married to William \. Ancn,
Of West one hundred and forty sXth-st ID" cerc'
mODy was performed In the Washington Heights
Methodist Episcopal Church. the pastor of which. the
Rev. DR.. Thomas Lamont, oficiaed The brides
maids were Miss Bell Costgsn and Miss Clara Cos
nff ha brid rny ma Of
Miss Mory C0sgan, the youngest sister of the bride.
George A. Clancy was the best man, and the ushers
John Turk. George buckingham and C. VIII
bur. After the ceremony at the church reception
was given at the home of the brides parents some
of those attending were General and Mrs. Michael
Kerwin. Miss Irene Booth Mr.. and Mis-. Brennan
Miss Brennan. Miss Lottie Norris Mr.. and Mrs. t.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs James Clancy. the Rev Dr. ana
Mr.. Thomas Lamont Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson y. Fuller ).
c. Mosburgh, Miss May Clancy, James McAllister and
Mss Marie Dacie.
Another wedding which has interested people living
In Harlem wss that of Miss Lena Lehman and George
Pendergast. of Westtield, n. Y. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Dr.. ErdgmaD the rector OF
Holy Trinity Church. The wedding took place az
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George lehman, No "a
East NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fOurth-st., Wednesday
afternoon. The sister Of the bride, Miss Gussie
Lehman, the bridesmaid, and Charles Ih"iss
was best man. some of those attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Prescott. Mrs Branard Miss
Brainard the Misses Mott Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Stras
sengen Mrs. Jackson. Miss Jackson. the Misses NORTH
Miss Ida Evans. James Woods, MIS- Palmer, MISS
Carrie Tyson Lee Rumble, Mrs. Charles WIant, MIS-.
Little Mrs. j. c. Warner, Mrs. Goes, Miss Coles
Mr.. and Mrs. Hackerman Miss Clarke, Mrs. MILFORD
Frederick Cummings William Colt and Dudley. Van
Holland.
Three OF the large boats Of the Iron Steamboat
Company have been engaged to carry the members
and friends Of the Chautauqua Union on Their MIN
annual excursion TO Laurelton Grove, near 'oid
Spring IIarbor, on June o. The grove Is about
forty miles from New-Iork. ana the sail VIII be
along some Of the most beautiful scenery OF the
United states. Arrangements nave been MADE lot
IN elaborate display of Japanese day fireworks ai'er
which there will be soute OF fifteen guns, one lor
each Of the ChautauQua Literary and scientific classes
The manager OF the excursion is Frank NJ Curtis,
and as a large percentage Of tine members OF the
Union live In Harlem, of the steamers will leave
One hundred and thirty -third-st. at =. m AS no
tickets will be sold the boat II Will be necessary
for all those intending TO 90 on the excursion 10
secure their tickets In advance. The band OF the
c3d Regiment will furnish music
The annual clambake of the Druids OF Harlem was
held Oh Decoration Day, at Hammils station, Rock
away The bake was gwen under the direction OF
Captain James Taylor. OF loIkville, and 1t was
great success
The stenography and tyIewriting classes OF the
Young women's Christian Association OF Harlem
held their commencement exercises Monday evening
in Pilgrim Congregational Church, MadSon-ave ana
One-hundred- and twenty firstst. The auditorium Of
the church deliberately decorated by the friends
of the graduates DR.. Martha c. Holmes. the preSi-
dent of the association presided over the exercises
of the evening, while the Rev. Dr. Samuel II. Virgin
and Colonel Alexander Ketchum made addresses.
Forty-sx young women were graduated from these
classes, and, entering from the doors each side OF
the platform they went through a march and pre-
sented a striking appearance. Afterwad they took
I'm no
women were dressed in white
After DR.. Virgin had conducted a brief religious
service Miss Anna G. Mitchell gave an Interesting
sketch stenography, tracing its development from
ancient times down to modern methods. Miss Anna
NJ Johnson then gave history OF the class In which
she told, in a humorous way the difficulties and
dilemmas attendant upon learning the arcof ste
biography Miss Nettie Dixon gave the valedicory OF
the class Of '03, and predicted bright future for tho
Young women. In his address before the young
graduates Dr. Virgin gave many practical suggestions
which wero the result Of large experience In the
ployment OF such help. Colonel Ketchum's address
was devoted entirely TO the work OF women and their
large sphere of action In life. DR.. Holmes presented
the diplomas The class OF 1888, began the year
with seventy young women, of whom forty-six have
been graduated Miss Burke the teacher of the class
has been exceedingly successful in retaining the In
terest Of her pupils In their work.
The young women graduates the Misses Jennie !
T. Ward Ray Brandenburg. Ida May Emerson, Sarah
s. Hun. Grace Gentle, Edith May Cooper. Madge J.
FYtzgibbOn, Helena T. Macintosh, Mary f.. Graham,
Emma VI. Sciaefer. Lillian e. PIitchard. Frances Is.
Harlan, Laura T.. Taylor, Bessie G.. Emerson Adele
Meyer, Anna G. Mitchell, Mary q. Brown, Edith Van
Loan Grace d. Orcutt Amelia +. Weenbrink, Nellie
4. Smith, Virginia Pcrlcy, Annie Cooper, Florence
Henry, Matte G. Johnston, Maude Wurburg, Emma
Freeman, May Backman Bertha Ilcb, Emma Van
Loan, Anna Moorhead Florence X. Cooper Annie
McKiernan Mabel G. Holloway, Hanna NJ Roberts, |
Ray &. Wildey, Anna X. Goodf, Annie Il. Wilson, !
Emma j. Dawson Nina c. stevens, Ncttie May Dixon,
Augusta r. Smith, Nellie Gillespie, Minnie c. X.
0sterhall, Amy VI. Johnson, Margaret D. McInerny. !
An entertainment given Thursday evening
BY Amsterdam Council No. I'D, OF the Home Circle, !
at Its headquarters In the Horton Building, No 142
West One hundred and twenty .ffthSt. In order that
more time might be given 10 the public reception the
council began It's private business hour before the
usual time, ard BY the time that finished the