New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-21
IN THE ANNEXED DISTRICT.

| IN THE ANNEXED DlSIhfCI
HOPE FOR THOSE WHO WANT STREETS OPENED
SUMMER ENTERTAINMENTS.
The members Of the Board Of Street Openings have
at last felt the Influence Of public OPINION anu "P wv
meeting on Friday they passed the resolution lo oo
oneninp OF Inervaeave Tho subject mas Deeh Deioi0
o boord for several months and has been repeatedly
nostnoned AGAINST the protests Of Commissioner HEINZ
n &c ,mportant that the should be rorm'iS
onened so that sewer may be built to meet the he
~ the residents OF large section OF the Iweoy .n'
Ward. Commissioner Hslntz has also receiver "oii
the hoard formal recognition Of his right 70 inVestsao
and pass upon applications TO close streets DeIoro '
are presented to the board. His action must hoe'o'
| he confirmed BY the Board Of Street Openings
81. Johns College Fordham. which has had pros
perous existence since 1841 Will celebrate us eoiue
uhilea on next Wednesday Archbishop Hughes whose
activity in all directions was remarkable was tle
founder or restorer, of the college ana Dro]o
| ~ him has been completed and will be unveIed OIL
u,rosdov The statue represents the Archbishop in
e+andinp position one hand extended and the oter
holding volume. The Jubilee exercises VIII Desih
with the celebration Of the solemn pontifcal gh mass
at 10 O'Clock in the morning by Archbishop Corrisan
and six assistants. The afternoon exercises beginning
at 1 O'Clock, will include an grafton oy Arcio'nop
| Ryan, of Philadelphia
Out-ofdoor sports have been actively pursueu Ue-
vond the Harlem The Annexed District champion
shin matches have been interesting, and some OF them
close Mr. Johnson, the present CHAMPION VIII play
the winner of tho finals next saturday, anu IL Uio
weather Is fair large crowd OF spectators Will a'tcu'
| The Suburban Baseball Club, recently the pflue oi
| fremont has fallen into the unfortunate habit OF
| Losing games even where the mines opposing the
snburhans included inexperienced players. An almost
series OF defeats In place OF the uubroKeh
series of victories which the suburbans had TO their
credit last wear has discouraged the many friends OF
last years champions.
The members of tho gymnasium club of the Young
Mems Christian Union gave an exhibition on Iuesday
evening william r. Bea, the popular vice-presldent
| 10 the union made an address The exhibition IN
cInded competitions on the parallel bars and wooden
horse and In other gymnasuc exercises. The prize
| winners were John w. Blaokman, James L. Nixon and
| W. G.. Nixon.
The schnOrer Club members arc preparing for a
lawn festival and open-ar concert to be held at the
! clnb grounds on Tuesday evening The committee
| having the affair in charge has arranged for many
novel attractions but the magnihcence of the display
can scarcely equal the Oriental spendor of the style
in which the entertainment IS announced "Chtnese
lanternsn II is said will be placed IN every ooncelV-
able position, while hundreds Of allcolored electric
| lights will shed their scntilating brlllancy nom
| among the trees while a very canopy Of meteorc
spendor win fash in long festoOns from the tlagsta
In every direction bidding smiling nOddng, spark
ling welcome 10 all who fortunate as to be per-
mitted 10 come
The summer.nlght's festival and garden concert Of
| the Powhatan Club will be held on Thursday evening
AT Trbachs Hall Thlrd-avc and Onehundred and sew
cntieth-st The fremont Clubs reception and open-ar
concert v+s held last evening at the clubhouse.
Strawberries and ice-cream have been for week or
two the staple article Of diet for those interested in
| church affairs. Those who are fond of the combna-
tion Of fruit and GOODNESS had opportunity on Mon
day night of procuring it at the sunday school loom OF
| the First Presbyterian Church Of MorrSania where
many attractive Young women served the guests Those
who were not discouraged by temperature below 90
degrees coud obtain thei favore dish at the grounds
Of the Ursaline Academy I'm East Onehundredandthr-
tyseventh-st at festival under the charge of the St.
Jeromes Building Fund Association on Wednesday and
the following evenings. notwithstanding the unpeas-
ant weather on Thursday evening, the festival Of Trim
tv Church. M0rrisana, was held in PrOspectave., and,
the local paper says: lce-ceam ana strawberries
| were served most successfully.'
The hopes Of residents beyond the Harlem were
strengthened to belief in the possibility of rapid
transit by visit last week from the engineers OF the
| Rapid Transit Commissioners, who called upon Com
| missioner Hentz and drove about the upper wards.
The marriage of Miss Harriet A. Clarke and william
Gordon Yer Planck on Tuesday afternoon In the Col
Icgiate Church. Fifth-ave and Forty elghth-st, at
| tractcd many guests from beyond the Harlem. The
home Of the brides parents Is at Woody Crest High
Bridge and reception to the friends Of tbs bride and
bride groom held at that place after the ceremony
| The bride was attended at the ceremony by Misses
! Maud :. Clark. Helen Hartman. Augusta schle1elin
and Mary II. owen DR.. Henry NJ. Cox Of High Bridg,,
assisted Dr. Ycrmilye In performing the ceremony. The
wedding of Miss Ielose T.. shaw, Of Mott Haven, and
Ellis II. Glen took place on Wednesday evening mt the
| Alexander Avenue Baptist Church, Dr.. H. Marshall
| Harrison officiating. The bridesmaids Miss
| Carrie shaw and Miss Ncnlc WcStcrvelt. Robert H.
| Rogers was the best man and John NJ Peek Arthur
| g. ~teeve~ Charles HINT and Charles II. Benson were
/ Mi Oyy.ffh he Nnf Nh
East One-hgndlcland-; Ortich-st. the home Of the
| brides aunt. Among the grests Mr.. and Mrs
A. l.. Hyatt, Mr.. and Mrs \. schultz, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Edward Hahn. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gregory Miss
| Carrie Carr Miss Dora Puer, Mrs. SmlngtOn, Mrs.
| Joshua Reese, Miss Ada Reese, Miss Edith Reese,
| Miss Maggie HYATT, Mrs. EcnsOn and Miss Brown
Mss Alice Foy and DR.. Emil Mayer married
on Thursday evening AT St Augustncs RectOry Frank
lima The fri nds II the couple attended reception
al the home OF the brides father No 1854 Franklin
ave. The marriage ceremony was performed on last
| Sunday evening by the Rev. Mr.. Andrews, Of the
West Farms presby terrain Church. uniting Miss FlOga
| T.. Pennany and Frank H. Phillips
Thirty four little girls compose the Society Of willing
Hands. Of which Mabe Cole is president. A fair Of
| the society held on Friday at the home OF Mrs.
| obtain money with which to endow bed at the
Seaside Hospital Of II. Johns Guild considerable
| Of money secured.
II YOU want the most comfortable ride between the
East and the West take the NewIork Central. Fifteen
through trains every DAY. -,