New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
ACTIVE REPUBLICAN CLUBS MUSICAL AND
LITERARY ENTERTAINMENTS.


tertalnments. THIS club has ougrown It's head
quarters at No. 331 Len0X-ave. and Is now looking
around for larger house. II Is intended TO secure
clubhouse In some convenient ncighborhood. where
the membership OF the club can be accommodated In
style that Is In keeping with the club Itself Ihls
club will give entertainment on april IN Rich
mond Hail. in one hundred and siXtccnthSt. near
Eighth-ave., which promises TO be one Of the most
enjoyable In the history Of the club. Tho following
have been appointed committee To have charge OF
this affair: Arthur ellvcrman chairman: F.. SaSSccn.
secretary ID. Pollock treasurer; jacob Block. William
+. H. Koelsch, John 7. Mcneil, James Kennedy.
Howard Hunt. A. schramm. j. :. BucllIn and II.
Goldsmith.
The Republicans OF the XXvIth Assembly District
have organized new club which will be known
the Morton Club. 4 meeting was held for this pur
pose ut KohrngS Hail. I'm chundred and, Xtccnths
and Sevcnth-ave last week and the following were
elected officers William j. Pacgeow, president: p
W. McElroy first vice president Daniel j. Cunning
ham, second viCe.prcsdcnt; Frank P0utaSs record
ing secretary James b. stephens financial secretary
William Lawlor, treasurer. and Lawrence storey. ser
Ceantat-arm over seventy five Republicans have
already enrolled I'm the club. and 1t will be one Of the
representative organizations In the XXVIh Assembly
District
The Ede;wciss Circle OF Kings Daughters, con
ncced with tie Harlem Presbyterian Church. gave
musical entertainment ON Friday night In the church,
In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nlth-St. near Madl,on-lN'
The parors Of the church were tastcfuy decorated,
the predomlnating color being orange. while the
young engaged In the entertainment were also
dressed I'm gowns Of that color. Miss X. W. CoOk"
the president Of the circle. took leading part In TIE
entertainment. The programme consisted Of musical
and literary numbers In which tie City University
Glcc Club took part. Miss Wells and Miss Mills
gave several Rotations. and Miss smuer and Miss
Wanier musical selections the piano. \ tenor
n1. i,, vvhI
played the either. The object Of the entertainment
was to raise money for mission work among the
colored people in the SOUTH. The members Of the
circle are Miss Cooke. president; Mis-, Whitfield
Richardson, Mis- sadie sherry, Miss Mamie Drawer.
Miss Julia Wancr. Miss Edith Cooke, Miss Edna
Brown and Miss Rcbecca Donald
\ successful reception given by tAe Comet
Social Club Tuesday evening at Turn Hail. in one
hundrC d andwcnty -fourthst. near Third ave. After
IA musical and literary programme, the grand march
was led by Willie Funk and Mrs.. Ilunkcr An inter
csting feature Of the evening was the formation Of
all the couples on the floor n the shape OF comet
4 large bouquet 81 flowers was given 10y the club 70
Miss Florence Matthews Some Of thos" present were
Mr. and Mrs. James Mathews. Mr.. and Mrs. McCabc
MIR. and Mrs Birch. John Hove, Miss Howe. Mi,
Kngsbury William Paxton, Miss Appel, Mis- Morgan
and Mr. SHANE.
John \. Rawlns Post, No. 20. e.. A. H.. held
It's regular cncampmont al its head quarters, 80 li2
West One-hundrcd-and twenty fifth st.. on Wednesday
evening, and IN the absence OF the commander ~ the
post. Mr.. Hawkins at the syracuse state Enc1mpmcni
ThNmas +. Galwey presided The meeting was IA
honor Of the memory of Washington and several mcm
bers Of the post. including Major John \. Butler the
ofccr Of the day, and Frank ~ Wilson, patIi"tir
musical selections. Captain t'awcv also mad" short
address, giving a review Of Washington's campaigns
in the Revolution. and speaking Of his stat"smanshp
and life as n private citizen.
Professor Thomas MOrong. OF Columbia College. will
address the Travel cub. which meets at the home OF
r. W. Legcitt. 30. IL East onc-hundred nd-twcnty
siXtst. night and he will take as his subject
Paraguay in which country Professor Morong spent
several years He Will also speak Of the Argentine
Republic and La Plata and its tributaries.
Patriotic service, Will be held in The LcnoX Avenuc
Cnon Church Disciples, No. 5l Lenoy-ave this
ing in comidrmOratlon Of the birth Of Washington. The
Rev. james Willard Phputt will give address "Thc
Mother of Washington and spccchc, win be- made
on the life and influence OF Washington. Special
music has been prepared.
Bishop Charles g. Grafton Will preach AT the church
OF 81. Edward the Martyr, In Oncundrcd and ninth
ST. Flfth-avc.. at this mornings service. The
Committee Wonmn's Work of the Worlds Fair has
made two applications for the vcstmcns Of the Church
Of ST. Edward the Martyr. that they could be
exhibited al the Worlds Fair These vcstmcnts are
the gift of Flbndgc I. Gerry, the senior warden %
the parish. and they among the finest specimens
Of nec'lIcwork in the country.
A competition drill for IA handsome American Nag
held In the school room Of Calvary Prcsbyc rian
Church. III Onchundrcd and Slxtccnrh-st Fifth
ave. Thursday evening By the Cavalry Cadets and
the Chambers Guards. Tho cadets composed
OF young women Of tho church and the guards con-
sisted OF the young men. Each company went
through several military manOcuvres which were
greeted with applause. The young women carried
OF the honors Of the evening Colonel Alexander
p Kotchum made the address OF presentation while
Miss :. Reese responded In behalf Of the young
women cadets. The members Of the cadet class
are the Misses f. rochm, +. Cook. J. bearing. Clara
Full. c. El +. Kappes :. Reese. J. McIldc. b..
Mcvcy. l.. Priichard. L. Qulglcy. F. Reynolds, f.
..carrer F.. Richards. A. stahan. II. summcrharsus,
i. Talcss. A. Rose, }. Rose and y. savage.
Court Manhattan, Ancient Order Of Forcsers No.
3S0o held m entertainment and reception on
Thursday evening in Harlem Turn Hall, in one
hundred and twenty fourthst. Tlrd.avc. The
hall was Handsomely decorated with plants and flags
Some OF those present were William McElvainc, W.
r. Mitchell. william II. Hover. J. p. Spane, W.
Isaacs A. Dcnzer, p. Carduck. j. J. smith. VI.
Muldoon. J. W. scott d. A. Higgins and g. Frick
The women OF the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Mount
Morris Baptist Church will give an "Orang" tea
on Tuesday evening 10 raise money for carrying
on the charitable work In which they are engaged.
A class of thirty young men called 1.-The Voun-
teer Glass" connected with the sunday school Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church OF the Saviour. In one
hundrcth and ninthst near Madson-avc.. celebrated
their sixth anniversary Tuesday evening al the
home Of their teacher. j. S. Guest, No. "A" Wash
ington-avc. Among those present were james Adams.
Harry Sutclcfc. Willie Watson Thomas stewart.
Robert Hamilton William Brcde, Alexander Anderson.
Frank Rawlins y. Rush stoddard David bell. Arthur
De Voc and Harry sutton.
A musical entertainment was given at the club
house OF the Columbia Club, in seventhavc and
One hundred tn twenty sixthst on Thursday
ING After an interesting musical and literary pro-
crammc by several members OF The club and their
friends there dancing
The meeting OF the Philosophical society. which
will be held this evening at No. l42 West Onehun
dredandwcnty Gfthst. viii he devoted 10 the subject
Of Resurrection and Re'ncarration.'
Revival services have been held for several weeks
st the Riverside Baptist Church IN Ninety st