New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
TIE CHARITY BALII-EASTER ENIEhlAiN-
MENTS AND RECEPTIONS.

u" lHii OI Jl' 'HdrllN IbII Nii'H u w NC rt'''
Harlem Opera House Halt Thursday evening FROM
the present indications and the encouraging sac
Of tickets that has far ben made II l. "N"Ii'
that this Will be Of the most brlliiht "hi'S u
It's KIND The Opera House Hall has been i-h' Ir
the occasion by oscar Ilammeretein ana IL VIII I've
handsomely decorated Tue Committee OF Arrange
mcnts has had the affair Charge for several weeks
and no pains oa money Will be spared to further The
enjoy ment OF those who attend II. As Tins Is ule
Charity Ball undertaken III Harlem II l. iOokh
forward To with not little interest ana WIN "h'''
patton Of an exceptionally good Time. Inc poA'
were sold wecns ago ana brought IN handsome
Of money.
The tickets may be had ONLY from the patroncsscS
and the leading women Of Harlem have given Their
names to this charitable object. Some OF them are
Mrs John Jasper Mrs. T.. H. OlcOtt, Mrs. Lener' Lei
ferts. Mrs d. Phoenix lngraham Mrs. Francis W.
Leggetl. Mrs. Edward ID. Hicks. Mrs Edwin a. WHIT
field, Mrs William Mc.NPne WiSwall. Ms. Dore
Lyon, Mrs q. W. Wallace. Mrs Daniel r. Hays MIS-
Jacob shrady, Mrs Charles I. Pierce. Mrs Joseph VI
De vcau Mrs, Thomas w. Robinson, Mrs. +. Wells
sackctt Miss Ingraham Mrs Leander II. Grail. Mrs
John CarstcnSen Mrs. josiah Lombard, Mrs. Luclch
{. Warner, Mrs. Daniel :. Lamont. Mrs 'haiIeS
Curtis Tyler Mrs. Thomas II. Newman, Mrs. Thomas
+. Giroy. Mrs Donald Mclean. Mrs J. jarrett Bioi
gett. Ny, Randolph l.. Martnc Mrs Charles fIa'r'
Mrs. william a. sherman. Mrs. James Phyi' lr'
Mrs. George f. Matby. Mrs. Henry +. PIERCE. Mrs
Edgar T. Weed. Mrs. John Il. SIMPSON, Mrs. y. "
lrockway, Mrs George r. Van De Water. Mrs. John
simpson Mrs.. c. :. stone Mr.. Abraham steers,
Mr. Washington Wnsor.
The Iroqllol Athletic Cub gave its first concert on
Friday evening in Grace Methodist Episcopal church,
,n UnrIundr, d-and fourth ST.. Columbus ave-.
and it scored Il great succrs,. The programme was
given by William j. DAILY. Howard :. >tlIrr,. "sei ted
by the Apollo Club with chorus OF thirty VOICES
under the leadership of Frank VI. Merritt. iulia' ~
Won Sothcn was the accompaist and Flank +. E"lhiS
was the organi,t The first part OF Ia" programme
consisted Of an overture by the orchestra humorous
| representations by j. W. DAY. music 10y the chorus
and or hcstra. after which Howard :. >'arroii gave
exhibitions Of vcnirloquln willie the closing num-
Der, of Part were. 4 cello solo by EcrtIam Alexander
and music by tn, chorus and orchestra. Fart = OF
| the programme opened with m overture 10y IN"
orch, slr3. after which Mr. Daily gave humorou' r'Ad
| incs and then there mu,' by the chorus ana
orchestra. The last three numbers consisted Of a
fri, for VIOLIN cello and piano. an exhibition Of
| "slad0wgraplyr by Howard \. siaIrctt, ana music
| by the orchestra and chorus.
The Mount Morris Turn Vcreln will give an en-
tertainment in Harlem Turn Hall. In on"hundrcd
and twenty fourth St.. Thrdavc. tAlS evening
The first part OF the evening Will be taken up with
! musical programme In which "a" principal features
will b. the singing If The New-York solo Quartet
| the Mozart Vcr,n and Turner Labi'cnlncr. The
programme Will be- opened with an of'h'olril per
! Torrance ana the numbers will be- lntcr'p'rs'd With
instrumental and vocal music Atcrwad there VIII b"
! dancing. Tie reception conmtc" consists OF Euh
| Lablschncr. +. .chlo,.areck, Frederick Dcrnbnrs
| Felix IIir,ch NJ Adcr, Mr. kr,icl,hcmcr f.. Gchlcr
and +. Eugcl.
The "Far Not and "Golden Rule circles Of
Kings Daughters and King Sons gave concert on
Friday evening I'm The hall Of e." Young Mems
/ Christian Association. No. West ON" hundred ana
twcntyif TIE programme va, under tn" 81
rec,ion Of M~, Avic" EoNall. harpl'i' who Va as
sist.d by Ms Geraldine Morgan. vioini-t; Master
WinfrcI Young soprano: Mr.. Alec irving. con-
lralto: Chlr,c, stuart Philips. tenor; IL. }. Bauer
bas-o: and Mi !. Poun-or PIANIST
William i. II. ko,-ch. one 81 the most active mem
Der. OF The independence Club. has received h' hon
CRADLE discharge rs cap'ain 81 t." New.lork Turner
cadets; Of which organization h" has been a m'"bcr
| for six years The ceremony took plac" last week.
The last dance OF the season given by ia" lia"-
thorne Literary society held at Ellersii"s No.
- West one huidrdand- twenty siNti-,t. Ihnisia'
| night some Of those present were Miss lAiIi' .N'
| dci-on \. l.. Bctdcli Mis- Nichols. NIL f"r'h'e
! Ward Lloyd Curtis Walter {. smith, N"'N H''
ivan. Mis-, Il. Johnson Miss Florence Mason. Nil
Edna Benedict Mis- .tddie Anderson. MI Reid
Mis-, Jennie Craig. MI, Patterson Nlrn Emerson
| f. Ucndricksom, Miss ". hmbcr ana Mis- Fannie
| Craig
The formal opening Of The new housr Of III" silver
Cross Day Nur.cry, 40. :i2 East one hundred ana
iveutlctl-,, took place on Thursday afternoon ana
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charity wa, present. The now bnldins G' c's' over
| sloO O1 and \ mortgage Of $500 10 on A. lac
building f. admirably nucd up for the pnrp'-'- al
the nursery and 1t Is one OF IN most oe'o'' 'H-
charlie, OF the city. Ia" officers Of IN; silver oI''
D.y Nursery are: President Mr.. Isaac Milia' VIC
presidents. Mr.. Osborne, Mr.. Van Ho"ph NJ
Richard .aItcr. Mr., c. VI. Mathcr. The reception
committee. consisted Of Mr., Isaac Mill,. Mrs. Henry
| 4. Tophnm, Mr.. u. Il. Van Iloutcn. Mr. { /. b'A
TON ana MIR. G"oiec Moor" smith. IN ., III,
The young men ma,' meeting whca W. W. ,i'
TN, afternoon 80 O'Clock III IN plil ". ~ 90"
Young MEMS Christian A,'ociat"n 80. Nt'' ""
c. eros, the pitcher u thc Wesleyan lniveIay -
IAN nin, and ". N. Newton, member 81 i"' i2o
ard other, Will Furnish The music. -
The Unity Young icQples HoclIy o. tnT ,rl LINN ,',
d,rdnnd- Wcnty first it.. viii give an entertainment
Untitled Living Ilcurc Cards, Oh ApnI ~ IN The
Inc Young Peoples Association Of Holy Trinity
Church, LcnoN-avr. and on'-hnniI.l ana w. cn'l
The 5pcIcj,l ~Cndcclla7 viii b. prc,ciiicd by ia,
disciples the evening If APT = III th' iH,i o
the Ioung Mems Christian Association No, VS.
and twenty fifth 81. The klhSS D"urhc'
vii ls assisted by the Thursday Evening club, whici
viii give II farce entitled My Lord In Livery
The regular monthly meeting Of the hi't bran,
Of the New York city Indian Association VII %
held In the raro.s OF The second COLLEGIATE heiornc
church. L.nOX-avc. and one hundred an twenty 'HIu
t., OF Tuesday morning AT 10 80 o'clock
Tho annual nealins Of ia" iracheri A,ros'a '
.
troutls ST. near Fiith-avc, elected th" I"lp"lh
oncc.s: superintendent, y. u. kctch"m, hr'i ~
,I>tant ". II. LOun,b"ry; second ASSISTANT >. =
lladdcn; treasurer. LOUIS II. johnson Serretaly
LANES Murray assistant, Everett kclclhm' librarian
r WIinn, LAWSON: first assistant, Harry johnson
second assistant y. H. Travis, cmr."r' j. u
lille: orchestra. Everett kctchum, Winfield Johm'2
and \, H. kcichum; usher. William Car" ana * III
,rl Lester. ls~Onary committee, the pastor, MI"
Herring and Donald Ihofbnrn.
me Alexander Hamilton Post, G. ~ H. ha, sue
n high reputation for giving enjoyable rni"riiliimrm
urf IL, social affair, are always we'll attended. In
, animal ca,upr. which II gave Oh Thursday "N'llh
al lis l Il quarters In LenoA ave, near on huhdr'T
and .iwcntr ,cVcnth-st., attracted hrsr lulhbrr q
The members and friends .! the post lhio posi- Ia
"A campfire every year. and every second year
f. given I'm the honor ~ III" women ir1"ndo ~ IN" pos,
Albert T.. scott VA, chairman Of ia" '"nhlit'r 4"
Entertainment and hc assisted by \. C. llcw lett
ticorg.. Kramer. Abraham >i'"'rs and W. X WIN
Commander Thoma, West smith opened tn "N"I" J."
of the evening with an addr of welcome AT"
. which Ia" Hamilton Posi- cleo Club sang severn
song, The members NJ th" Glcc club ..
Middleton. W. II. Iolon, Wesley fariin.pn IN
MIR. bore Lyon entertained til" women Interest -
In the Harlem Eve Ear and Throat Inirmry al he
, home, West Endave and seventy NiNlh.>i.. lftia
.f,. IL ls-i-f sI ba Loan