New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-03
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
ru.vKsGIvING DAY SERvICES-MHEIlMIS
AND ENTERTAINMENTS.
r,.,vsevlng Day WIS celebrated in Harlem VIII

II II.
Dr' 'ai nreacb,nr the sermon. Some of the other
ar,ors of Harlem churches present were the rev
-. yiuam Justin Harsha. Jacob L. Price James
G RAMSAY. James Maiard Philputt and Samuel H.
virgin. and the Rev. Joachim Elmendori
Thapksriving supper given IN the rooms or
-. Young Women's Christian Association. in one
hundred-and- twenty fourth-st, near LenoX-aVe' a
,s,cal programme was given during the evening by
Miss Anna Sprague. Miss Christine Muller ana MISS
W Vessels. Mrs. King and Miss Burr pre-
,dsa over the old fashioned Thanksgiving supper
~ ~ the visitors at the Annex. No 2,2N Third
a ioined in the festivities. Some of those taking
-. In the exercises and waiting upon the guests
-. Mics Woodward. Miss Barry. Mrs William
inns DIR Martha Holmes. Mr. and Ms. George Nc
ADAM Miss NJ F. Collins. Miss Bogart and Miss
Purdy
,oanner by the members of the Columbia Club
Mt their cubhoI Sc. One-hundred-ani-twenty-
a,,bst and FJfth-ave. The feature of the evening
was q musical and literary entertainment, in
which the following took part: John c. Rice, Miss
Cora Daniels, Master Winfrsd Young, j. w. Kelly,
Miss Kitty p. Chamberlain, Master Walter Leon
Miss Della Thompson and Miss Floren,e Thropp
Those having charge of the entertainment were
Rernard W. Traite Morris Dolland. Edward s.
Pepper Isaac r. Levy. Marcus NJ. Mntzer, Jacob
Wallenstein aud Charles Brand. Some Of those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Bucharact, Mr. and
Mrs Adolph Raster, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Moses.
MIR and Mrs Israel Stone, Mr.. and Mrs Edward
s. Popper and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brand.
Another interesting Thanksgiving entertainment
took place at the home Of Miss Mamie Crawford. No.
i1e West One-hundred- andtwenty seventh-st. Music
and readings entertained the guests during part Of
the evening. Some of those present were Mr.. and
Mrs p j. Kelly, Miss Annie L. Crawford, Miss May
Foster, Miss Florence Kelly DR.. Edwin Daniels
and Mr. and Mrs. T. a. Thomas.
The Horace b. Clalin Post, G. y. r., No. 51S,
gave It's annual entertainment and reception in
Fishers Hall, Thrd-ave. and One-hundred-an sew
enth-st After the entertainment, which occupied
the first two hours Of the evening. the floor was
cleared and there dancing The reception COM
mttee consisted of Mr. Owens, Andrew j. Sutton.
George c. Waterman w. Habeck Thomas Norris.
W. II. Pailes. l. II. Crooks. L. J. Haas, Charles
L. Booth. Milton S. Surre Henry Cramer. John
Stacey, Joseph Murphy and M. p Moeller. Walter
Dull was floor master. and was assisted ~ F.
Boehmer. l. St. Clair Mclean and Thomas Earri-
The annual masquerade ball of the Washington
Heights Pleasure Club was held Thanksgiving eve
at Rupperts Casino Fort George. A large num-
Der Of the people living on the Heights were pres
ent. Dancing began at 10 O'Clock and was continued
until daylight. Supper served a little after
midnight.
A surprise party was arranged at the home Of
Miss Grace Hasbrouck No 1893 West One-hundred-
and-thirty-fourth-st., Thanksgiving eve. number
Of friends met there and proceeded to the home OF
Arthur Putney No go West observation-disclosures
thirtiethst Some of the young people present were
Miss Ella Nicholson. Miss Grace Wynkoop Clifford
Hunt. Miss Julia Hardy. Miss Nellie Curtis, Murray
Banker. Andrew Whiteside Miss Addie Whiteside.
Miss Daisy Compton Miss Jessie Bushnell. George
Gordon. Claude Wynkoop. Miss Birdie Mackay.
Daniel Reynolds. Miss Grace Banker. F. Barrett,
Arthur Gibson Miss Lolita Peary. Miss Lille oliver
and Charles Stevens.
Thanksgiving dinner was given to the children
~ he IA Wednesday
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BEGINNING THE WINTER DANCES.
The opening dance Of this season by "The Lenox'
social club given Thanksgiving eve. In the Har-
lem Opera House Hall. Some Of the many people
present were Miss Day. Mr.. and Mrs. Sherry. Mr..
and Mrs. Morrow. Charles W. Darling, Miss Jarvis.
Miss Annie T. Banster. Miss Fleming, Mr.. and
Mrs. John E. Pye. Miss Molie Kimber Miss Floyd
James. Charles p Baird, j. G. Henry, Miss Ingng.
Mr.. Ingling. Mr.. Radcliffe, A j. Bradley. Miss
Bonner. Miss l.. Hoffman. S. L. Woolsley, Theodore
B. Thompson and John n. Ryan.
The second meeting Of the Young Peoples SYM
phony Society took place Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Miss McAdam. In West One-hundred-
acknowledgements. Miss Bigelow presided and
on motion of Miss Amy Ferriss the limit Of age for
admission to the society raised from sixteen to
eighteen years Miss Olive Hitchcock was elected
secretary and Miss Alexandria McAdam treasurer.
The following were appointed a committee to draft
letter TO prominent people In Harlem asking
their support for the society: Miss Edna Judson.
Miss Amy Ferris. Ralph Renhold. Warren Mason
ard Ferris Faulkner Besides those mentioned there
were present at the meeting Miss Lester L. Wal
lace Miss George Day. Miss Magdaleine Chace
and Master Wiswell The next meeting Of the club
will be held Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Miss McAdam
of the Puritan Presbyterian Church will sing this
morning in the church. One-hundred-and-th irtieth-
mr. q
Ri Rc near 81 'H-A's'' ''''e WV '''' u ''e''''
EXHIBITION OF LIVING PICTURES.
Percy Moran and Lafayette w. Seavey will give
exhibitions Of high art in posing and tableaus in
aid Of the Church of the Archangel Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, at o'clock, in the hall OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, No West
Onehundred and twenty ifth-s The exhibition is
given under the auspices of the Parish Guild. The
living pictures arranged by Mr.. Moran were given
at the Berkeley Lyceum some time ago, and were
pronounced "the finest ever given in New-York
City" Part OF the programme will be given to
illustrate Lord sons 0T h re hady
~. Game Two Lovers Lately We'd" BIN, No. ,t 3
Curse Tpon Her.: iaj, she Saw the Helmet and
the Plume" %. The Mirrow Cracked iron, from Side as
"She Floated Down 10 Camelot o. But Lance
lot Mused Little Space He Said She he Hath
ssSsauss !? 10 being "A Marriage Under ne
No 4. ''The Fishergirl; No. s, Louise of Prussia
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The Broken Pitcher.
PAyoRING REPUBLICAN REORGANIZATION.
At a special meeting OF the Independence CLUB
held at its clubhouse Tuesday evening" resolutions
were passed declaring that THE best interests or
the Republican party will be furthered by reorgan
ixation of the party in some manner calculated 10
enlist the labors and active cooperation OF
greater number of Republicans than now con-
tribute their services 70 the party inc anhu ,a
morrow evening at its clubhouse. Lenox-ave ana ana
One-hundred- and twenty seventh-st. the polls VIII
be open from to 10 y. IN. -, a..
The Hamilton Republican Club also mas No US
2n West One-hundred- and thirtiethst The polls
win be open from to 1890 p m Inc foal0SIs
Golfer PRESIDENT Sumner Il. Stiles. first yice-pres-