New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
THE UOJ'sF OF NAZARETH OPENED.


The formal opening of the House Of Nazareth al
White Plains the country Institution OF the House OF
the Holy Family Of Nos 1856 and 13S second ave. New
York City, took place yesterday afternoon Inc IN
stituton is fine fvestory brick building with brown'
Trimmings heated by steam and considered hre-
proof 1t was erected at a cost Of 100000, and 10
situated on a commanding site on what Is known a.
the Good Counsel Farm in broadway. The institution
is in charge Of Mother NJ Veronica Superorcss OF the
sisters Of Divine Compassion, and tweny-seven sisters
OF that order These Sisters were In charge yesterday
and conducted some sixty children from the parent
house in New York to their country home. The girls
appeared TO be delighted with the change OF scene ana
greeted the many visitors to the home with happy
countenances The dormories Of the institution can
accommodate over 200 children The exercises yes
terday. consisted OF blessing Of the home by Rev.
Father Ddacus of the Capuchin Convent. Stanton ST.,
York. assisted by the Rev. William A. Tole and
the Rev Daniel J. Feehan Of White Plains, and the
Rev. Father Taylor Of York. a bazaar was
also held Many women from New York were present
and aided in The good work
The association having charge Of the House OF MAJ.
areth founded in 1870. by the late MonsigpOr
Preston, and its work is the reformation of young
girls and the protection OF children living under
dtions likely 10 result in moral ruin The officers OF
the association Mrs. T. Adds Emmett, president
Mrs. George v IIecker, vice president Mrs. John Col
win treasurer; Mrs. Walter d. starr, secretary The
following well-known NewYork women comprise the
board Of managers Mrs. Victor +. Barlf Mrs. c. l..
Boyce, Mrs Burke Mrs. Catarine COlvil Mrs. Brock
hoist Cutting. Mrs. LcOnce l.. COudert, Mrs Joseph
". DreXe. Mrs. +. Adds Emmett Mrs Edward Fer
rerO Mrs. Frederick F. Gilbert Mrs George V. Iccker,
Mrs. X. Duncan Harris. Mrs Charles y. Harris. Mrs.
Eugene Kelly. Mrs. Edward l.. Keyes, Mrs. Thomas
Francis Meagher, Mrs. David Mcclure Mrs Edonar
Not. Mrs Jules Reynal. Mrs. Walter d. starr, Mrs.
Edward i. Seyn. Miss Rinsse Miss Cronn, Miss
Garcia Livingston. Miss O'Reilly.
MOUNT VERNON.-Thc report Of Dr.. s Oscar
Myers. health officer. for April. shows that the per-
centagc Of sickness and mortality Is much lower than
for many other places of less population in the neigh
bOrhood OF New York. lie reports ten marriages.
twenty ono births and seventeen deaths. the latter
being from the following diseases Diphheria. iniam-
nation of the bowels. heart disease bronchitis,
ery>pelas and shock. each one; wh0Opng couch.
apopeAy. Briglit's disease, tuberculosis and mcnn-
gifts. each two. meeting of blcycllstS
under eighteen years old will be held at No. 50 south
Fourth ave. tonight form the Mount Vernon
Cyclists .IunCr Club. . The Chester Hill
Club will give a reception and entertainment at the
clubhouse tonight. The amusing Operetta, THE
Flower Gill; will be presented. . The Press
Club will give concert at Willard Hall tonight at
which Mile. Nina Bertni. soprano. Walter STYLES
conetis: Miss Marie Osrander. eocutionist and
Frederick Emerson Brooks. the California poet and
humorist. will take part.