New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE CHARITY BALL
RECEPTIONS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

which is to be given April 10 In the Harlem opera
House Hail. under the auspices OF the leading women
OF Harlem, will be great success The women IN
terested IN this charity among the most successful
organizers OF charitable enterprises III this part oi Inc
div and they have set about this ban III way mat
shows they intend make II an occasion long % pe
remembered, both Is social affair ana charl'a"e
enterprise. On Thursday evening puDlc auction
Of the boxes will take place at Elershes No. o. west
tne-hundred. and twenty -sxth-st, when the twenty
civ tsoxes vttbou, reserve will be awarded 10 the
highest bidders The managers have decided not 10
put the sale Of tickets In public places but 10 sen
them only through the patroncsses oil 'he D'l' ny
which means only desirable persons can gain adm''nhor
to the hall. The price OF tickets mas oeeh Pa''u "
s. A list of the pa,roneSscs was gwen IN las.
sundays Tribune The sum realized from this hail
&c IN he divided among the nonsectaran charities Oh
Harlem.
Tho Independence Club OF Harlem which Is an
.,,rnwtb n, The First Presidential Voters Repuni-
can Club Of Harlem has entered upon It's ne" c"''i
with a dash and energy which characterized 'ne
raront cnh This club has decided to give
..moker. at IFS handsome clubrooms. No. 33' LehoN
avc every saturday evening. These smokers aie "
have a peculiar significance each night oh fe"' S
4 the smoker was called Hard 1ln'eS' !" ',r
6ercr Of the members dressed to represent INV VIZ
erent stages OF financial distress, and each on' '
deavored TO Guido his competitor IN iha'hS
,.ous oppeorance George :. Noble was vo'eo 10 "
che " mos, isrenuale looking character I'LL '"e '-"
room Another interesting feature OF tn'S ,
was a mock-trial, in which DAVID f. blo'N was ~ ~
nv The police with libel. Ills Honor Jon"
$50, occrrea the bench .ulius NJ. Mayer anu
William F. H. Koelsch appeared Tor the plSo"'' I'
william & I,awton jr. was counsel ana I'l''o -
p..~r oes,e,ant district attorney. When me "N""'
ra. oil IN q was shown that Mayer and hoelNch i'""
made an impression on the jury so UNI II ~ .n
two minutes to give a verdict OF " not e"i"' =,
tho trial an Interesting programme was gwen "s
The Alexander Hamilton Post gave al WV r.'
mon, at IFS beadouarors Nc. 331 LenoX-aVe" OH LUZ
Sav evening at which many Of the MEMBER u "
most and other posts In the city ATTENDED, INV
NJ the evening was q lecture By Iast'onni'''N' =,
Par,ram illustrated with 200 views OF MS 'oui III
different European countries. Miss \. anne O"
PLAYED several selections on the piano. Mss |
stone recited Bingen on the Rhine" Willie the A''A
ander Hamilton Post Glee Club sang several suns
The members Of the glce club are I" r. Ni'uu''.,
IT, H. Halton, It. T.. Parsons. Wesley f'rri"s'o' w
L. p stone
Az the close of the programme there was 4 ie'cp-
tion Some OF those present We're Aorahaih 'e''.'
James A. CoIvin samuel Clelan. Mr.. and MIS-. D. H.
Davis Albert f. scott, William Il. Willis A. NJ, tno'r
hill j. W. Connolly, George kraemtr "inlain J. '
Thomas West smith, Mr.. and Mrs IL. W. L""''"O'
James La Coste Miss La Coste, Mt ana MIS- Ih"ii,o'
Mr. and Mrs Randolph, A. II. Montague NJ ana WIS.,
~ r. Pcirce. William y. Phibrick Miss FhllprcK'
John Hewlett Miss Hewlett Miss Fraser Albert
Roome Miss Davis Philip b. Lowe. Mr.. ana MIS-.
p g. Hewlett Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Chester. MI. anu
Mrs william Moran Miss Moran, MI anu N'S' i"o"
dore silver and the Misses Holly.
Nearly hundred men and women OF the l'a'Ie"'
presbvtcrisn Church gave musical allcsory on FIJI
Law night at Madison Hall, in One hundred-ahdt"eh'S
ffth-st and Madist ave-. entitled "lhe l'ihpie .,
Famen combination of tablcaus. which was played
on the stage with the settings OF "reeh "'ip"'
the throne Of the goddess of Fame with her reu"ue
forming The principal feature. The Costumes were
IN keepinc with the surroundings. ahd the goooess
OF Fame was Mrs. f. II. Phillips. who wore "reeH
costume of white and gold. Near her WAS A. H.
Stuart who took the part of a herald, ana MISS Dc
Blair took the part Of Helen OF Troy some vi '"'
other people taking part IN the aliegorv were Nne'
EN- Hoagand Miss Bishop. Miss Mamie Knox 'liss
NJ L. Gibbs Miss Clara NJ. liager, MISS Florence
Craig Mrs A. b. Humphrey, Mrs. w. G. McCrea, Miss
= N,xton Miss Sarah r. stuart, MI. McChntock,
Mr. T,Illy Mr.. Gordon, Miss Eta Warmaker' Mss
H. L. Simms Miss Louie 5. Wray, MIS-. 1. Ar'nW
Hay Mrs Thomas McAdam Miss Emma "oodhui'
Miss Emma Woodward, Miss Virginia Bowen MISS
Helen Wells, Miss Cora Bronze, Miss Matte KNOX,
,,iss Y ZONES Miss Katie NJ Wanicr. Mrs. A. T. Nye,
Miss Sophie j. Oe,ers, Miss Isadora c. Dean, Miss
otte Morange Miss Sarah IL. Wentworth, Miss Edith
ALLEN Miss Agnes VI. HALLIDAY, Mrs. F. J.. Whchorh'
Miss IIortense Haisley. Miss Margaret Knox MT
Nichols Mr.. Keller. Mr.. Wedland. Mr. McAllister'
Miss Emily Cody, Miss Lizzie ID. jeffrey, Miss Nellie
McAIlister Miss Laura Millspaugh, Miss o. NJ. Glib
son. Miss Emma Aldhous, Miss Lucy lawson MISS
Relic Torrens Miss Winifred richardson Miss GeorSlne
Burchill and Miss Lille Howe.
A dramatic and musical entertainment was gwen
on Wednesday evening at Arthur Hall. No 3ol Lenox
ave. under the auspices OF the Ariel Tennis Club, for
the benefit of the Lenox Avenue Union Church obs
ciples) An interesting feature Of the evening was
an opera. which given under the direction OF
Edwin Crawford. Those taking part in the pro
gramme were ID. VI. Cole, o. :. SENDER, A. r. coon
son. Miss c. NJ. Pilot, Miss Florence stroud, Miss L.
Stroud Miss Jennie A. schontag, Tire Young Mems
Christian Association Mandolin Club f. Framhan
Child Hadin IIoughton, o. W. Tothanl, A. C. Postly
g. A. seeley Miss Edith Tompkins, Miss A. Green
Miss d. E. Bell. Miss T. l.. Happy, E. L. G. Gran
VILE H. ii. Claxton L. L. Payson, J. II. James
g. H. Campbell. j. g. Lock, George Nixon W. f.
Kupper f. J. Kingsland, Miss Costigan, Miss Mapes
Miss F. L. Strind. Kiss &. HOLDEN, Miss l.. Bacon
Miss f. n. Carr, Miss Trimer and Miss Annie G. Rex
straw. The proceeds devoted TO the building
fund OF the Lenox Avenue Church, and a large sum
was netted.
concert will he given on February j. at the hall
of the Young Mems Christian Association. No West
Onehundred and twenty -nfth-st. bv Professor b. V
Gannni. for the benefit Of the italian Mission The
programme will be made up Of classical and operate
music Miss Ida Branth will be the viOlinist OF the
evening.
Minor c. Baldwin will give series of organ re-
citals in Lent in the Pilgrim Congregational Church In
Madisonave. and Onehun6red and twcnty-firs-st lie
will be assisted by other wcllknown musicians The
first concert will be given February 21 beginning
at O'Clock in the afternoon.
The Columbus Club Of West Harlem gave an en-
tertainment and dance at Its headquarters In one
hundred and forty frstst. ana tiehthave Wedn sday
evening, In which the following took part Professor
Cephcpsciot. J. Monks. Walter Rodier Henry Brown
and Thomas Brennan. At the close OF the pr grmme
there was dancing. The Floor Committee consisted
OF Frederick Carson. Frederick Meyer jr, Adam
Kraft Godfrey Kraft. William Farmer James Farmer
and Conrad Kirchner.
The Silver Star League also gave an entertainment
and dance on Wednesday, at No. e,240 Second ave.
The programme given by Mis- Florence Dies Agnes,
Miss Lizzie THOMPSON and \. Williams Of
we MiSs IiLZin .Lcrnmc. Wis u.