New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-05
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
~rr CLOSING WEEK OF THE CAMPAIGN
vrrrpTIOyS AND ENTERTAINMENTS

~sr, tIOSING WEEK OF THE CAMPAIGN
RECEPTIONS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.
..O,.roae Of Harlem Republicans. which was
tA ae .la.r the auspices Of the Independence Club
Ms..asv night was surprise to both Republicans
"a democrats The parade was arranged at
ssssssdays' notice. Invitations were informally sent
49,, % all the Republican organizations north OF
cne-hundred-and-tenth-st' on Mammalian isanu'
"a IN response between LOO and 2,0W men as
s at the clubhouse Of the Independence Club.
sx-.ve and Observation-Disclosures eventh-
- hv q o'clock. to take part in the parade. This
~ ~, assemblage of loyal Republicans was as
sc,cb n, a surprise as It was qualification
u Neaman of the Independence Club. was
I'D marshal and his assistants were William
II Koelsch John r. Mcneil. A. NJ. Gibson
.u,,am A. Charles, Lincoln Doty Brown, David
~ p,ock A. T. Block. William l.. Nathan
,.,es H. Hutchins. A. II. Perry, Henry
goldsmith II. H. Gates. Henry Grayhead
"a lanes f. Kennedy. In honor of the
So.s,on the clubhouse was decorated with japanese
,sr,erns and profuse display of bunting. Nearly
N The leading Republican organizations of Harlem
s..rs represented in the parade. Next TO the In
coincidence Club. which turned out fully 800 men,
,hs Morton Club of the NNVIth Assembly Dis
,r,c, was most prominent. turning out between
four and five hundred men,
GOOD WORK BY REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.
All the Republican candidates In Harlem nave
-. uniting In a full week of hard campaign
work which. II is expected will show gooo re-
.,,,s on Election Day. Henry c. Robinson. Coum-
h,s O. johnson. julius NJ. Mayer and others VINO
ore running on the Republican ticket have peen
making house-to-house canvasses and speaking al
,oaetnes almost every night. Julius NJ. Mayer
has been doing some splendid campaigning. ne
e well known In Harlem, and has hundreus OF
supporters in the ranks Of the Democrat! VINO
have intinated. their intention of voting for him.
,,iohtp no
tho campaign closed, and the Republicans or
Harlem have good reason to feel proud of the work
they have done.
The German American Republican Cino OF mar
lem held enthusiastic meeting TUESDAY night
at No lls7 Third-ave. 1t Endorsed the 'Repuoiican
ticket and pledged itself 10 do the utmost 10 eject "
JOINING IN WORK FOR CHARITY
fair for the benefit of the Silver Cross Day
Nursery will be held the afternoons ana even
ngs OF Wednesday. Thursday and Friday III when
societies from many of the leading churches IN
Harlem will take an active interest. The committee
having the matter In charge consists Of Mrs. Isaac
Mills Mrs f. A. Whitfield. Mrs. E. I. Pierce,
Mrs A. A. Stillwell, Mrs. Charles f. Buxton
Mrs George Moore smith,. Mrs. +. f. Blanchard
and Miss e. ID. Whitehorne, Everything that
tends to make fair attractive VIII pe pro'iueu
on a most elaborate scale.
Many novel features have been invented es-
pecally for this occasion The fair will be called
THE Baby's Harvest" The nursery is one OF the
most deserving and practical charities IN TINS part
of the city, and II has done an immense amount oi
good work among the poor people on the east siue
OF Harlem. Some of the churches that Will be rep
resented are the Church Of the Puritans. In West
One-hundred- "A nd thirtieth-st; the Harlem Presby-
terrain Church. the Second Collegiate Reformed
Church ST. Andrews Protestant Episcopal Church,
Trinity PrSssssns EPsSopal TnTrehi M spis
copal Church and Calvary Presbyterian Church, In
az Mrs The % TopSam mi De
A series of services has been arranged for I'M, TINS
Tees Wrr MnicR n"T make addresses SUNDAY even
ne he viii speak at the Second Collegiate Reformed
Church Leriox-ave and e-hundred-and-twenty
thri-st. Monday evening at the Plymouth CCongre-
gational Church: Tuesday eveEing az the b masie
eysnSgs at the ST. James ethods. Episcopal
Church: Friday evening at the Harlem PRESBYTERIAN
S Snup anG Christian Asoeacn No West
One observation-disclosures fth-s;.
WEDDINGS AND ANNIVERSARIES.
Two pretty weddings took place in Harlem last
week which have interested large number OF
people in this part of the city. Miss Emile Eoha
Young the daughter of William Young OF NO.
30 Lenox-ave, was married to Lloyd X. Wilson,
of Easton PENN Wednesday evening at the Har-
lem Presbyterian Church. the Rev DIR. james X
Ramsay officiating. assisted by the Kew Mr.. stew
Art of Pennsylvania The maid or honor was M'ss
Flosse Nichols cousin of the bride. and the ushers
Wilson James Nichols Charles Darling and NIL VII
lam Young Some of the guests We're NJ cb aha Ms'
s SeI' Mrs Thomas Bianck Mr. and Mrs; Ge.gs =.
and Mrs r. E es as Miss d Hssse w Fisa
Charles Wilder. Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoii'nss-
on the same evening Miss Nellie Butler Hewlett
was married. at the home OF he her parents, Mr.
srd Mrs Joseph L. Hewlett No lS' West TicEnnr
the Rev Charles II: Eaton. Of the Church OF inc
ihew
mony reception was held some OF inose 6re Wrs
Mr. s and Mrs Mrs aae kSf ss squire
Mrs Kellogg Mr. and Mrs Hal9ek and HGSr r Eare
s Hsn c xeaSnf Of Mr. a%a % James
Martin was celebrated THURSDAY evening. at their
hIms their many friends presen. MI and
Irs. William Reynolds. james j. Powers 1ho o,1,
Miss Phillips Miss Jennie Powell and Miss Jessie
The golden wedding of the Rey pr and Mrs
Ing at their home No lxS Madis f ,tn Mr
Army and served throughout The wal. He is now
CHAPLAIN q So wa res there To to
them the Rev: Dr. sampson 18th, the Rev James
a Mr, rh 4 levin mr. sna chss co s'pD
Clancy Stewart l.. Woodford. Mrs. Washington
Ms and Sz1s e epS Mrs Of s., Lear JSmess Methodist
Episcopal Church. gave concert Tuesday even,
Of he ,h s0% Silver Of Mrs Day % s
tcse taking part in the programme me- were Miss 81
hose present were Mr. and Mrs George IL. Bur
ford, the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Jacob r. Price Mr.
and Mrs X. Anderson. Miss Day. Mr.. and Mrs
I1ittlefeld Mrs f. V. Allen and Mrs William
Dean.
A large number OF people attended the opening
81 the second series OF mass meetings of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union THURSDAY
n.ght at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church. Sew
lnth-ave and 1s-hundred-and- twenty-rinth-st:
The speaker Of the evening war Colonel Bain, OF
Kentucky.
ABOFE THE H4RLEM