New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
ABOTE THE HARLEM RIFER.
COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE TROLLEY RoAD-ThE
SEASON OF wEDDI NGS.

SEASON OF WEDDINGS.
Complaints continue n TO the management OF the
| trolley road in the upper districts Ihe heaneh'ers
! of Morris Park who were competed 10 pay oon"
fare TO ride on the Union Railway Company cars
hac,. made MANY public criticisms but the treatment
Of the passengers using the other parts OF tht i7
way system has received less attention. M"hv o'
IN, car, were taken from the other lines and put on
the Morris Park branch, 50 that II WAS frequently
necessary for passengers wait two or three ime'
As long a, usual those parts Of the road Inc
system has not only proved dangerous a. was prophe
sled but the accommodations offered have been inucn
less than had been expected from the promises OF
the promoters.
Life In the upper wards in this month OF ro'cs
is not devoid unpleasant experiences Among ho'e
of an unusual nature reported last Week WIS 'he
accident TO william J. Jones, elevated railroad
! engineer, who was standing in Third-ave ana was
! struck In the right eye by trolley wire, when h"d
suddenly broken The sight Of the eye was entirely
DESTROYED and the eyebdl will have to b. removed
though the wire did no other damage to his person.
An applicant for Office under the Department Vi
| street Improvements for the upper wards VINO was
exercising the most cherished right OF Democratic
citizen In demanding Office proved so persistent anu
| annoying that he was placed under 500 oohos W
| keep the peace A boy walking on the West Harlem
road was struck by bicycle and thrown several reeo
in the mir The rider Of the bicycle did not stop TO
INQUIRE whether he had injured the lad, but ESCAPED
AT fun speed. The boy severely injured on the
| head but recovered sufficiently TO be taken TO MS
home.
The opening OF the june wedding season was
marked by a large as,cmblage Of wcllhnown resi-
dents of the upper wards at the wedding on Tuesday
evening OF Miss May Van Wart Hall, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Alfred b. Hall. to Dwight ii. COrwin
NJ Broollyn The ceremony took place at 81 INN ;
| Church. and the Rev. W. T. Roberts performed 'he
ceremony The bride IS ono of the most popular
members OF uptown society. The church was bcah
tifully decorated with plants and flowers. Miss
G. A. Hall cousin OF the bride. and daughter OF cA-
Judge Ernest Hall. the maid Of honor and the
bridesmaids we're Miss Gertrude COrwin and Mis- Eva
Bell. DR.. COvlllc, OF Brooklyn, was the best man.
The nshers were \. b. Hall. jr. g. 4. Logic, Alfred
C. Clark and G.. A. Clemens. There was a reception
later in the evening AT the home Of Inc wluc
| parents 81. Anns-avc and Onc-hundredand
forty.siXthst Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
George W. Corvin, Dr. Waldo. exJudge ami Mrs.
Ernest Hail. Ernest De Witt Hail. Mortimer Corwin.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Petit, Misses 'harta ana
Edna Han. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Han, Mt. ana
Mrs William Dawson. Henry f. Han, Mr.. ana Ms
william Momberecr Misses Annie, Nellie ana Louise
Hail. Miss Alice Hail. Misses Laura and Emily Nom
berger Mrs De Witt {. Graham. Mr.. and Mrs f"i-
ward knight Mr.. and Mrs. Francis j.
Chedsey. Mr.. and Mrs. George Black, Mr.
and Mrs Paul Williams, Mr. and Mrs
II. Waldo, Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Waldo. Mr. ana Mrs.
c. H. Tucker Mr.. and Mrs J. w. fluch, Mr. ana
Mrs. Ketcham, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles u. lawson
MIR. and Mrs. c. T. wills, Mr. and Mrs. &. carrie
Miss jacques, the Misses Van pcrcn ne Mss s..
Samuels Robert Samuels, Nh and Mrs. Jacha' Cap
tain and Mrs. Samuel samuels Mr. ana Mrs. D. A.
Kcanc SIr and Mrs. W. C. Bradley, Mr.. ana MI j.
Eoyce smith, Mr. and Mrs. r. d. ID. soni4cTiAnd,
Mr and Mrs.; Robbins: Dr. and Mr. SAT- Rr' "m ,d
Mrs. Pratt. DR.. and Mrs. <: r. Wal6ndSc, Mr. aMd
Mrs. Higgins, DR.. W. j. Wnchall, +. ParsonN and
Charles West. ,u..
Other weddings Of the week are tho;e Of MI
Rachel Lambert and Frederick W. Lincoln, ~ The
West Farms Presbyterian Church. on Tuesday "t
Dutch Reformed church Eltonavc.. on Tuesday even
ing; Of Miss Annie schwam and william &. sch"s"i'
"Wednesday evening, and Of Miss Ella F. Prophet to
Frank +. Clark, OF Thursday evening, al the home Of
Of Mr. and Mr.: james Buchi,out, and Of Mr. and
The closing mccIng Of the Loyal Ladies' Bowling
Club was held on Thursday evening ana souvenirs mr.,
club. Mrs. f. 4. Acker, the president of the club.
made speech OF generalization TO the members at
the close Of the luncheon which followed the bowling
matches. -
The Young men Of s. Jeromes Lyccqm held "a a
many guests welcomed. The children connected
at Brommcr's Park There were athletic game, rs
well as The usual attractions OF picnic Com,
oihcrS WATCHED the SPORT Of The pleasure sccIrr
The pupils Of the suburban seminary gaye a
nCon. Miss WH"cn, " Of Gosp"ayc enierisincd
number of her friends at euehrc party on Wcdhe',
cay evening JACOB siam anu Within fiu'Hlhn, ol
Franhnavc., gave a dinner 10 some OF their friends
last week. and among TIE guests were several
prominent politicians Of the Twenty third Ward.
The performance Of the Mikado" 10y the ThcSpians
was so successful few weeks that the opera
Will De represented again on Tuesday evening at the
Melrosc Lyccum.
The cadets OF st. Johns College were reviewed on
Thursday by InspecorG'nerll llacck, Of the tit"i
States Army Lieutenant Clarence X. Edwards, Of
the Army, military Instructor M the college. had IN,
supervision OF the cvolutions. Many military off crs
pressed. and the manner in which the cadets
marched highly commended.
Nicholas Thicl. who has been in busir"ss for forty
years In MclrOSc. died Monday. He fo m.'rly
wealthy. but had lost much Of his properly. lie was
among the Oldest residents Of That part OF the ety.
and has II charged completely from its former
rural condition.