New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
THANKSGIVING FESTIVITIES - PRhfAhiN"
FOR TIE HOLIDAY SEASON.

,Ao,tscvjng Day will be observed IN Harlem
.,,,h al, the old-time festivities ana churcn so,'is'
services will be held In humoer Vi INC ,o
~ Of the congregations holding union se''0'
He oo,,o Of Harlem have always observed
,,sc,,,,ne Day as one of the distinctive Amer
,, bo,Idays OF the year. ana many Vi '"e '', ,,
ace, who have been,a al poardihs-So"oo' w."
o,urn TO town TO take part In the ies"'iu'' "''
.. CAT their Thanksgiving dinner at nome.
4, the home OF the Young Women 5 |tr'S'ai'
.ssoc,ation. No "a West One-hundred-and-'"e"'!
.~,,-s, an old-fashioned Thanksgiving supper
IN no given People desiring to give turkeys pies
- or Other eatables should SEND 'heih " '''
secretary at the above address. -
o.. oarnva, Of all nations was held last week IN
.,a church OF the Beloved Disciple iuesu"''
"wednesday and Thursday. at which the ieau,n'
o,,ors Of the world were represented al 'he ""-
80, booths Mrs II. b. Davies. Mrs. d. hs"0
w. George Coleman presided over the Eng
o., o.. scotland end Ireland booths, and onereu
80 articles for sale. These booths were mann
..rr,, 20 Bragh" "Nlerrie England ana bo'',n'
coo,Iand" Mrs. William Arnold ana Mrs N W
Dishrow had charge Of the United states
.,cn was decorated with red. white ana "'V
,,,,ng and sold d large assortment OF apron
Us chinese and Japanese booth was in charge vi
49,. r,ne girls OF ST. Agness Guild, under 'he
d,rec,ion of Mrs NuGent Germany ana 'o'''r
had dolls and toys for sale. under the o"'e'o
Miss Schultz who was assisted by i"ei'',
The Guild Of the Sisters Of Bethany M's' ~ h""pp
nod charge of the Sweden and Norway oo'',o
Miss A NJ Waters the booths Of Spain anu -
ond Miss A. NJ Arnold the booth OF turkey, ne
T.racian temple was attended 10 by MIS-. - "
Twtss The committee having charge OF TINS iaii
consisted of Mrs Wilmer DIN CHSs'ha"'
yvu,am Arnold. Mrs r. y. Dlsbrow, Mrs. 'a'-
boun. Mrs Barnes. Lieutenant Crss"a"' - 'N'0'
Tvvjss George Coleman and William N"o'''
In the parlors of Calvary Metaoo." npNSpa
hundred and twenty
ninth ST. the monthly social was held q" nun ua'
evening Some of the people present were the f'eV.
DR. and Mrs Day the Pew and Mrs. 'arpe''e''
Miss I.ounsbury. Mr.. and Mrs Judd NirS. 'o,.. "a
Mason Miss Grace Carpenter. MT anu MIS- ",0"-
erdson. Mr. and Mrs Alfred Scott MT anu MI
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin Ny. anu MIS- .'"'7
Mr. and Mrs Bartlett Smith. Mr. ana MIS- Moss
Miss Maxwell. Mrs Buckout. Miss Slater Mr.
and Mrs Holmes and Mr. and Mrs stony.
4 CuILDREN's MUSICAL SOCIETY.
The first move toward founding "The Chdrens
svnonhony Society of Harlem was made on FRIDAY
afternoon at a meeting held at the nome OF MISS
Alexandria McAdam in West One-huncred-ahu-
twenty-second-st 1t is proposed to organize d
musical society under this name, to which only
voung people under sixteen years Of age VIII De
admitted T ey will give two concerts during
the season. the object of the club being 10 cultivate
a desire for high class music among its members
The members will meet next Wednesday at the
same place for the purpose OF electing their on
GERS. Some OF the young people interested IN ,i"'
organization Ms; Amy Ferris, Miss owe
Hitchcock, Miss Lillian Young Ralph Reinho!d
Miss Helen Bgelow, Warren Mason. Miss Mary
Seinhold and Miss Madeleine Chase -, 1900.
this morning in the second Collegiate Reformed
Church. 11enox and One-hunaredoan .wen a
newspaper men in general
large number OF the scholars and the irie mas
One-hundred- and twenty ninth-st., attended the
school building Friday morning to take part IN
nso Snrs TSe bust BY Wilson
and was presented BY George p H. Mevay w., in
Of e hs cy MGsg n Was yei b
cation. other features of the exercises We're. a
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bonner tie recitation Of The Pilgrim Fa'hsrs s
Fahar ss Of Hs ana bS
The women Of the Church OF the puritans' Of One
rscption TUESDAY Evening IN the paros Of the
church to the new pastor and his wife the Kew. Dr.
mostly in yellow and music was furnished by the
choir Of the church.
West End Presbyterian Church. Northumberland
ffth-st and Amsterdam will be held in the
chapel In the church.
SOCIAL FEATURES OF THE WEEK
An interesting wedding took place in the Harlem
Presbyterian Church. Onehundred and twenty fifth
St. near Madison-ave. Wednesday evening. when
Miss Catharine Dawson married to William
Murhead. The Rev. Dr. James S Ramsay. the pas
tor of the church performed the ceremony. The
Weeks was best man. The ushers Thomas Nc
Lean and William Smith. Some OF those present
were Mr. and Mrs. T. Arthur Hay. Miss &. 4.
Hitchcock. Miss Katie Lee. Miss T.. Evans, Mrs.
r. T. Wray, Mrs. s. y. Young. Mrs. d. Ashton.
Miss d. T. Mil,spaugh. Mrs. A. T. Waterman.
Mrs: Blakelv, Mrs l.. Evans. $. H. Willard. }.
Mckee and &. ID. Rogers.
one of the most important social affairs Of the
week was the reception given by Mrs. j. Edward
Cowles. Wednesday afternoon. at her home, No.
20S West One-hundred- "a nd invent -second-st Mrs
Cowles assisted in receiving by Mrs f. r.
Mrs H; p: MCGOWAN and Miss Josephine
Garrison Mrs William }. McCrea. Mrs Ella
Olney. Mrs. Charles c. Davis Mrs. W. b. Symmes,
Mrs Mcpherson, Mrs. j. s. White. Mrs f. NJ
Cutler. Miss j. H. Dewitt. Miss Dewitt Mrs
Thomas McAdam. Miss Tucker. Mrs H. " Denton
Mrs. h. NJ. Hoagland. Miss A. NJ. Brighton. Mrs
W. T. Walton Mrs. Charles Baldny Mrs George
worth.
an informal reception was given Wednesday af-
ternoon and evening by Mrs. s. c. Howe in honor
Of her niece. Mrs. NJ. y. Mirick Some Of the
guests were the Rev. DIR. and Mrs. George r.
yan De Water; Dr. and Mrs Demaresi Mi and
Hitchcock, Charles Randall Miss Randall Mrs
Edward Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. William Sage Mrs
4; II; Williams Mr.. and Mrs. John Black and
Miss Black.
An entertainment was given Wednesday evening
by Court Roscoe Conkling. A. o. T.. at No 2li
East One,hundred- and twenty fourth-st. for the
benefit of the sick fund of that association Erastus
Jones gave sketch Of the object and aims of the
organization and musical and literary programme
was given by Miss Sadie Jacoby, Miss Edna IIene