New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-29
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
RECEPTION OF THE INDEPENDENCE CLUB
REPUBLICANS PUSHING THE FIGHT.

REPUBLICANS PUSHING THE FIGHT.
The second annual reception and entertainment
Of the Independence Club which was held Thurs
day evening In the hall OF the Harlem Opera House,
like everything else undertaken by this vigorous
organization. was great success Although pri-
mariy a social affair, the opportunity was not lost
Of getting in political work In the interests
of the Republican candidates in this part Of the
city. No regular stump speech was made, for II
was not necessary; all that was required was for
Julius NJ. Mayer, the president OF the CLUB. VINO
Is running for Civil Justice in the 1Xth District.
TO show himself This he did in the second part Of
the programme. and made few happy remarks.
After interesting and thoroughly enjoyable
musical and literary programme, dancing was the
order OF the evening
Some of those present William F. H.
KoeIsch Addison B. Colvn. Edward b. Harper
Major William Plinsey, w. W. Sbley, Solomon
Oppenheimer. John II. Jewell. John j. Burke. a.
E. Block Miss Lena Block. Mr. and Mrs Emil
Block Columbus o. Johnson Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Setson. Lincoln Doty Brown. Carl a. koelsch
Miss Minnie Roster Mr.. and Mrs ii. H. Gates,
the Misses Beekman. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Gibson
Mr. and Mrs. Collin II. Woodwork. General T. H.
Mcvay. Harry Jarvis. Miss Estell Jarvis. Miss
Nellie Mcneil John H. Roster. Benjamin Thomp-
son. Miss ]. NJ. Rapelye. Mrs. and Miss Schroeder.
William A. Charles Miss Ida Charles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert Charles. John ID. Lasseen, Mrs NJ
Iasseen Miss Prizes. f. j. Levy and James Rock
bury. William +. II. Koelsch was master OF cere-
monies. while Frank Wolff, assisted by E. II.
Bender and Z. n. Cokefair, was floor director A
brief address was also made by addison b. Colvn
The colored Republicans of Harlem turned out
In full force Thursday evening to ratfy the Repub-
lican nominations at the clubhouse OF the
Hamilton Republican Club. No. I'll West one
Observation-Disclosures. The meeting was
held under the auspices of the Depew Re-
publican Club (colored) of the NNNlllth
Assembly District William L. Butler presided over
the meeting while j. W. Garnett was secretary.
The Republican nominees were indorsed through
out. and the club pledges itself to do everything
in its power to secure their election.
Another highly successful mass-meeting Of Har-
lem Republicans was he4 on the night at
Korhing Hail. Observation-Disclosures and
Second-ave, which also was well attended This
meeting held under the auspices of the Re-
publican Organization of the NNNlth Assembly
District and some of the speakers were Harvey T.
Andrews, w. W. Hicks. James NJ. Doremus David
Healey and Alfred a. Farley The meeting in
dorsed the Republican nominations. and the speak
ers of the evening predicted a good showing of Re-
publican votes at the polls on Election Day
Frank Raymond. the Republican leader of the
XXVIIth Assembly District, is making active
canvass in his district in the interest of the Repub-
lican nominees lie has been at work with his
lieutenants and ward workers ever since the noni-
nations made and is extremely hopeful of the
outcome of their work. Many elements have en-
tered the campaign this year that justified the
Republicans in making strong fight in this dis
trict
The Republicans of the XXVIIIth Assembly Dis
trict also making splendid fight AT meet
ing held Wednesday night under the auspices of the
Bradhurst Republican Club, at its headquarters,
No. 9Oi West Northumberland forty-ffth-st. a
large number of voters pledged themselves to sup
port the Republican ticket. Colonel T. c. Camp
bell and Sumner b. Stiles, of the Hamilton Republ
can Club. made strong speeches and in scathng
terms denounced the candidacy of Isaac II. May
nard. . 90, 1T, -,
q mass-meeting at its headquarters, One-hundred-
and-sxteenth-st. and Second-ave., which will be
town so far as the Morton Club is concerned. Well
known campaign speakers have been engaged 10
The first of series of free entertainments, to be
,y Inf Prr tine G sf
Thursday night in ha adjoining the church one T
musical-literary programme ct the decided APP
Of large Miss ThEs s abns MT
Holbrook, Miss Carrie Raymond. Mrs NJ "A: Kings
deland. some interesting tableaus We're given in
which many of the members of the society took
The members of the. West Harlem Womens
Christian Temperance Union have secured Colonel
meetings that are being neld under their auspices
ave- and This
series will begin November 2 1t is expected that
present Colonel Balm will take as his subject.
speak Wp to HHF chrc Of M %
and on the following night he will address the |
Serious Side of Life for Young Men"
The Harlem Club gave the hTst smoker of the /
hundred and twenty -third-st Wednesday evening.
and it proved to be of the most successful
tertainments of the kind given by this club. /
The meeting attended by a large number of /
frank ss II Randa G ChSs Re
Wright. II. G. Babcock Henry NJ. Day, David +. /
Porter John Jasper, William NJ King II; {: F. |
man. Edward T. Rice Emme X. Ocott. +. N. |
Wilson. j.; p, Odell F: p. Collins. u. Phoenix In
graham. William ID. May. Charles : Buxton FL
Pierce. T. H. Hamilton. E. c. Hnckley. James .
Johnson. A. II. Howe, J. 4. Lockwood, c. J. An
derson. Austin Harris. W. II. Ross, j. 7. Smith and
Percy II. Winsor.
A concert will be given in Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church November Q by the New-York
philharmonic Club under the auspices OF the Sun
will be devoted to foreign missions. Miss Marion
s. Weed will assist the club.
The fifth anniversary of the Earnest Workers
Circle of Kings Daughters connected with the First
Collegiate Reform Church Will be celebrated the first
week In December The president Of this society
Is Miss Ellen Berry Miss +. Osborne is vce-pres
die treasurer. and Miss f. Butler assistant secre-
tary
The first of the series of Star Course entertain
ments given this season by the Harlem Branch Of
the Young Mems Christian Association was held !
THURSDAY evening in the hall Of the association
No West Onc-hundred nd twenty -ffih-st hefnre
the Frank Wlczck Concert COMPANY
Dr. j. Gardner Smith. the physical director Of this
branch. Is now in Boston.
This will be musical day. in I.enox Avenue
Union Church. One-hundred- and -seventh-st
near Lenox-ave. There will be praise service at 1850
a. m, led by a large orchestra, and sermon by
the Rev. j. NJ. Phiputt pastor. At 7i5 p. IN. the
sacred cantata OF Daniel will be given bv The
choir. assisted by large orchestra.