New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16
IN THE NORTHERN WARDS.
MATTERS OF INTEREST TO PEOPLE LIv'
ING ABOVE THE HARLEM.
CLUB MEETINGS AND SOCIAL AFFMRs-fECEr'
TIoNs AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE

GLIB MEETINGS AND SOCIAL AFFAIRs-REcEfs
TONS AND ENTERTAINMENTS WHAT THE
YOUNG PEOPLE ARE DOING.
The meeting OF the City Vigilance League, to DO
held tomorrow evening at the One-hundred-ano-
fortv-third Street Conversational Church, will %
of interest on account of the expected presence
OF the Rev Dr. Charles II. Parkhurst and Jonn
W. Golf Recorder-elect among the speakers.
The annual meeting OF the Fordham Club. heid
last week on Monday evening. developed no rlVa',y
among the candidates for office. John D. brady
was reelected president and the other officers
chosen were Samuel +. Duffey and W. +. Sckes'
vice president william G.. Happy. corresponding
secretary; George r. Hamilton. recording secro-
tary and r. A. Penmen. treasurer. The Executive
Committee OF the club has as its members Char'es
Keary John Il. Connolly, Thomas NJ Lynch H.
{, Hahn NJ J. McDermott John T.. Eustis w. X.
MONTGOMERY Samuel Mcmillan, l.. +. Carmans
A. H. Dundon. r. Vom Hofe A. NJ shrady' Jo-
seph A. Goulden, Henry II. Sisson and Jonn r
Dunn.
Several social societies OF the upper wards heo
receptions or balls last week. The reception OF
the FIwood Social Club was held at Loefier's Hall.
one hundred-and-forty-e ghth-st. and "iihsave s.:
on Tuesday evening. Three four receptions VIII
be he'd by the club before the end OF the season.
The members of the Alpine Musical Club gave
their first entertainment and ball at Pohlmanh
Hall on Monday evening 7. j. Stein, F. bloom'
c. Bennert and F. Kensler are among the omcer:
who were present at the pail; Inc Ne's,soVt ~.
Sons Social club under t. leaders Sncent 10 on
Monday evening at Eblings Casino. The WOOD,
stock sports gave e ball at ars pr"ses HAIL.
A meeting will be held next TeuT TrsHon at ana
- to- ssc by the Question Of
a branch Of the Young Mems Association The
Young Mems Christian Union, an admirable inst.
tuition. takes the place OF branch of the Young
Mems Christian Association Tor me eass sae
organization N the part or the >OItHcTH
wards which unes with religious innnence nseds
Of the young men. x circular issued last
week suggesting the meeting to be , ned s;sna
lures appended were the Rev George NixHm'
z. F. Fowler. Charles II. Broas vi y. searieS'
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Newman OF West Farms.
celebrated their silver wedding in the er early Of pfhe
married couple We're present at the reception,
Mr. and Mrs William Barton Of No Sts Br ,sN-
ave. invited many friends and playmates OF tns t
young daughter Thursday evening to surR, PRISE
party for her pleasure Several OF the ofIshr nt eS
quickly q'it y-'''' "'''' 1'' -. ,,..r,.
No i7i5 Sedgwick-ave. on THURSDAY and rr,aay
W a Wey Mr jones' S Mrs Barke Miss
Cranbook Miss Edith Fenno and Miss Nay Wrign n
among those who presided al me me creIe and
Mrs George L. Hall was at the head OF those nav
nT bs 1onns 81 people Of the
| third Street congregational Church and the Forest
! Avenue Church arc TAXING 'uIiis IL.
each other Last week the cantata The NationaI
connected with the one hundred-sn
| street church was sung at the Forest Avenue
Cchnrcn The societies connected with the latter
church will in turn give an entertaInment al ne
former on next Tuesday evening ms VII uane
| mental as well vocal music 49,. ,,,....
snecial service for the Young Men tnristidn
r-n,on uiIj he held at St AIMS Church this even
! ing The Rev Arthur Brooks will preach the ser SER
n,on on TUESDAY and Wednesday evenings the
narrtsta THE Flower Queen, or the Crownins OF
,ha Pose Will be sung at the Beth Eden Bapust
Church.