New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
MUSIC FOR ARlTY-RECEPTIONS AND
DANCES


Andrews SUNDAY rooms ir Fifth-ave ana oh'
hundred and twenty ,venth-st. The sehooroom was
crowded with representative class OF peop'o i"'
concert was given by the COLUMBIA 'olieEe "ioO'
Mandolin and Banjo Clubs. who gave mehH enter
tanning programme some OF the most Interesting
features Of the evening we're the "March OF Inc 1"l
vatlon Army" Faint Heart Meier Won Fair Lady,
Memories OF the Minstrel" Loves Dream alter 'c
Ro,ln and In the Nile" This Is one OF the pricuca
charities I'm Harlem and although an indelchueh' III"
Incorporated organization. the ST. Andrews ih'r'h''s
for Women still retains the name OF the chuo" uuo
the auspices OF which 1t was organized us ""e"'
are extended 10 women Of all na,onaitcs creeds ana
conditions & second entertainment VIII DO gwen
for the benefit of this charity on February = IN INC
sundav-school rooms Of st. Andrews Church. whcn
: NJ spcdon will give original and Interesting CHIN
talks Harry NJ. Peckham, humorist ana WhS'ier' anu
the Brothers Perry will take part
Another concert In the interests OF church WORK
was given on the same night in Pilgrim Congregational
Church In Madison ave. and One-hundrcd-andtweny
1rst.st. II was the annual concert given uhdeF 'hc
auspices OF the women OF this church and 1t scored
another success Those taking part In the concert
were Mrs Blauvet. Soprano Miss Bertha Brousil
yolinst Prof. Minor &. Baldwin, organist' T.. a.
Lefebre saxophonlst: H. D. BrOckett. tenor: Phiip
Egner cellis and Miss Hattie Leonard accompih'S'
Mrs Blauvelt's singing was received with enthusiasm
The twenty fifth anniversary of the Harlem Branch
ton will be held in the hall Of the association ut No.
/, West one hundred and twenty -hfth.st. tomorrow
evening at 10 o'clock. Elaborate preparations nave
been made TO commemorate the silver jubilee OF 'hiS
important and growing institution ana me occasion
will be one long to be remembered Inc Kew Ut
George II. Van De Water VIII deliver the annual nd
dress musical programme VIII he gwen aiter WHICH
there will be an Informal reception
A meeting OF the enrolled Republicans Of the
XVIII Assembly District was held ON wednesday
evening at No. 1000 Third-avc. for the purpose oil
organizing the Republicans OF that district lor cl-
fcctvc campaign work At the same time ana Ill
the same place q meeting OF the Repu'dicah aus
trict committee OF the XVIII Assembly Dis'rict
also was held Harvey L. Andrews presided over
the meeting OF tho district committee, and samuel
J. Bishop over the enrolled Republicans. II was
decided To hold a regular monthly meeting OF these
two organizations on the third Wednesday III every
month. and to make No. 5000 Third ave. their
permanent headquarters. The following were ap
pointed members Of the finance committee: James
Kennedy Alfred 4. Farley, Andrew I. Grace. Hugh
WhorisN and Harvey +. Andr The following
were opponted members OF the committee rcSo-
lutlons: Frnnk McCabe, Richard Edwards. Henry
Rogers John Shopand. S;mnd J. Bishop. John J.
Kelley. Thomas F. Mlcy, Thomas McGinnn ana
Frederick W. Weller were appointed committee on
printing.
The regular monthly meeting Of The james g.
Elaine Club OF Harlem was held on Monday evening
and the following committees were appointed Jo-
scph Levi chairman Martin Burbank, secretary
james NJ Dorcmu, d. VI. Walters. jr.. and Meyer
Cohn committee on entertainment. series Of
monthly Invitation entertainments VIII be held dur
Ing the winter IN the large hall of the dub' AZ NO
H. East one hnndrcdand enthst. The committee
will take great deal Of pains and Will spar" no "N-
pcnse IN making these entertainment as enjoyable
and successful as possible. The earlier part of the
.,..f. ,yll l.. nl.sn nm
with IA literary and musical programme. niter which
there will he dancing. On these evenings the en-
tire clubhouse. from the bowling alleys and gym
nasium in the basement to the handsome parlori ana
card rooms the top noor viii be- thrown open Tor
the inspection Of visitors. The clubhouse VIII be-
specially decorated for tlcse entertainments.
The members Of he Hamilton Republican Club
who are Interested IN whist have rgun whist
tournament which vas opened on Wednesday even
ing at the clubhousc, No. III West nchundred and
thrtdethrst The gaines will be played every
Wednesday and Saturday evenings ut til" clubhouse
and each man Is to play three games with every
other contestant entered IN the tournament as part
ners sia prizes Will be- awarded for the SIX highest
averages made In tho tournament.
Tho Harlem Whcclmcn had ball Oh Thursday even
lny at the Harlem Opera House which Of the
most brilliant Affairs ever given by this organization.
Those having charge VI II were Leslie &. smith.
Robert Is. Morrison, II. L.. Charlton. W. l.. Bryan,
Harry T. Reese, II. e. Bryan, Charles A. Full" f. \.
smith w. H. DE Graf, T. a. Rasebcck, /. y. Lord,
j. u. Fullc c. &. Ellis. r. W. Lowe. =. ". Fullc and
4. Iicnc. OF those present were Mrs. a. Pol
lock- Mr. and Mrs. H. Culver. Mr.. and Mr.. Mat
thew ELS. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Robin. Mr. and Mr..
J. d. Fleming Nil, Margaret Adler Miss Annie Van
Du.cn Miss Carrie Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. BrpcSway. the
Misses Urockway. Miss De Graf, tile Misses CrOIi-
well. Miss Alice White. Miss stella NEEDING The MI
Chas. ThcD also reprcsen aiivcs from the White
Plains Athletic Club the KnlckerbJcker Tennis Club
and the Excelsior cycle Club.
A reception 10 the Rev. Dr. James S. Ramsay. the
pastor OF the Harlem Presbyterian Church. in One
hundred ana twenty iftlst, near Fifthavc and Miss
Ramsay. given last week by the Young Peoples
society of that church Mrs. J. H. Wny. Mrs Mathcr.
Mrs. McAlister Mrs Rcnvllle, Mrs. Brush, Mrs.
BOgert Ms. Whiehorn Mrs. lOag and Mrs. Hay
assisted the young women In receiving. brief mus
cal and literary programme was given by Mr.. Randall
and Miss Gayey. Among those present wcr, Mr.. and
Mrs. crush, Mr. and Mrs. Trottcr, Mr. and Mrs. Muir
ray, Mr.. and Mr., McAdam. Mr.. and Mrs. Willlrd Miss
willard Mr.. and Mrs. Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. Israel
Jones' Mr. and Mrs. Hart, Mr.. and Mrs Grns>lc Dr.
| Gibbs. Miss Gibbs. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson Major
Robinson, Mrs. Robinson Miss Robinson. Mrs Blair
Mr. and Miss Carter. the Misses Knox, Mr.. and Mrs
Philips, Mr. IIasrcll. Miss wny. DR.. and Mr. Pat
| ts0n and the Misses Cook.
The last Of the receptions to be- given by Mrs Lnclcn
| G. Warner and Miss Warner In January was given nj
their home, No. 2,0f2 Fifth ave-. Tuesday afternoon
| and evening. Some Of those present Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank Litlchcd, Mr.. and Mrs.. Marshall Ayers
| Mr. md Mrs. william A. shelton. Mr.. and Mrs Mae
| donald. Miss Hixon, Miss BALDWIN, Mrs. McGowan,
Mrs. James H. Wright, Miss Daisy Jasper. Mrs Gardner
T. Underhlll Miss Akln Miss wInIfred Ayers Edwin l.
| Gillcs. Miss Ges. Miss Tlurston. Miss May Pull.
man, the Misses Hay. Mrs. George Taylor, the Misses
Monfor Mrs. Charles Woodbury. Stimson. Mr.. Charles
NJ. Earle Mrs. Adams, Miss Purdy II. W. Hubbard and
| Mr. Sage.
There will be series OF sunday evening lectures n,
the Church OF the Purtans, In West One-hundrcd and
| twencthst., near Ffthave., beginning tomorrow
| evening. Mt AS O'clock entitled. Lay Sermons on
Character" The address this evening will be given
| by Dr. d. b. ST. John Rosa. who Will take as his
subject "Views Of Life the Materials for Building
| Character What VIII Assist and What Will InIrc
Crtrl stop ffcfura rtut