New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16

"arus. The district is bounded BY Third. West
chester and Prospect AYES. East nehundred and
eN' -hith'st, Wcstcspster-ave southern Boulevard
hunts Point Road. Mohawk-ave Eronx and East
rivers and Bronxs Kills
several residents OF Bedford Park including J. b..
Treadwell. James PEBBLES and f. J. Duvall attended
meeting OF the committee on sites OF the Board Of
Euuca'ioh last week, ana urged the erection OF n
school-ho,se at Bedford Park The purchase Of
uulr'een lots in MOshou Parkway was recommended,
ana "A handsome building TO accommodate 1000
pupils was asked for
The friends Of the young peopc vino took part
+" the concert given under the direction Of Pro-
lessor George Friedgcn formed a large part OF the
audlence at Crbach's Hall. on Monday evening. Miss
Annie Bauer. Miss Bella Polack Miss Florence Edcl
ana Master Louis Edel. Jacob Pollack and Miss
Amelia D"um were among those who were received
with especial favor.
The Tiger Club has elected new officers for the
boWiIng section. Alderman Peter Gecls IS president ;
Johh W. Everett. vicc-prcSdent: f.. llagamann, sec
re'ry {. Ditcsch. treasurer. and Jacob Ze captain
Inc ladies' and men OF the Youthful League Bowling
'iuo held u meeting Wednesday evening. the
total scores made by the ladies greatly
inferior TO those BY the men, and II is possible that
challenge match may take place with the members
OF each sex as the opposing bowlers.
The musical entertainment in aid Of tue Protestant
Episcopal Chapel Of ~. James given AT the Suburban
'iuD iiall on Tuesday evening OF the most
successful concerts OF the season In the upper wards.
Ihoee whose names were on the programme
Miss Fannie liirsch and Mrs. W. &. Mctrca sopranos
Mrs Joseph Koch. contiallo: Professor Joseph Koch.
piano; Master Edwin A. Gmsse. VIOLIN and Dr. Louis
"rasse accompanies. An entertaining feature Of the
concert WAS the vClin playing of Edwin erase lie
Is only eight years old. but he gave some difficult
hi'sic In such Il manner 10 receive the most en-
thusiastic applause of The large audience He las
been carefully trained. and his friends predict for him
hrO f,,tt., Lei,
name did appear the programme also pleased
the audience by her mandolin playing. All Of those
who took part In the coEcer, We're we'll received ana
tn" entertainment was one OF the mos, interesting.
unsteady. 10 which the people of fremont and th,
ncishborh0od have listened.
Among the entertainments in which women OF the
uptown places Interested last week wa, one
called \ Crazy Tea by the Cheering Circle Of the
Kings Daughters at Fordham Tuesday evening
y considerable sun Of mOlcv raised for the Fresh
Air Fund. The fair Of the women OF ST. AIMS Church
was brought 10 close las, week. and the proceeds
will go 10 the church fund. The Parish Aid Com
mitce OF 81. Mary's Church. Acyandcr-avc and one
hundred and forty -Scc0Gd-,. have prepared food
exhibition and apron sale 10 he carried on under a
novel plan. Mrs. John r s!oprr Ia, prepared an
entertainment called An Evening" Of Living Pictures
biblical and shakcspearian." which may be-
TUESDAY evening at he North New York Congrcga-
which will BE- illustrated by groups OF yOnns people
the platform.
The Kenllworth social Club. OF Morri>ana was en-
tertaned a few days ago al the home OF Miss Agnes
E.. Sands. No. y95 Trlnty-avr. Among The Young
pcope present We're Mssc, Emily Momlerqcr
Mamie IlargreavcS Chattlc HUI. Nina Hall. Jen
ME McEwen Grace McEwen. E,tcl, Nash. Agnes
c. sands. Francis s,lwin. Mablc Wight. Helm
Wight Alice Price. May Price Emily Wells. Mary
Wells Josie Kirk. Luly Clark Da>ie EEL AMI Miss
Cook; also Mcssrs. Charles G. King Don Man
SON. Harry Iio,to Howard Wilson. Frank Murray
IL. Bolton. Henry Hall. Harry Hall. Harry bod
worth. Lawrence fonnover. Rudy Mombcrgrr.
Charles wilhoG Arthur Ncsbith. Arthur stoves.
Harry Sawin Edward simpson. Dean Emery y.
Hall, viii Wright and Alfred Wright.
Mis-, Kitc 4. Broas and Charlie, II. BroaS gave
n reception MONDAY evening AT III" ZONE OF their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry &. BrOas. No. LEO
Washington ave, fremont. The guest Of honor was
Miss Ida Wells OF Petersburg. Va. vino was paving
visit to the hostess. Among those who attended
the reception were Frederick Wood. Miss Mamie
Kennedy. OF Harlem: Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Eu-
gene Thomson DIR. George y. Ferguson. Miss Josie
{. Hinchbereer. william p. Ferguson. Miss Mable
Putnam Charles 4. Nixon. Mis- Jennie Wood DR..
". W. Bcstwick. Mrs. Marion +. Wells. George
Nixon jr Miss Marie BOyc" Arnold.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Eennett entertained the mem
hers Of the FOrdham Whist Club at their home on
Crest0n-ave. Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Manahan gave a
reception 20 Miss Neiie Pragnell nj tN"ir home In
East one hundred and fort INhsi., on Thursday
evening MIR. and Mrs. John l.. Burgoyn enter.
tained their friends ~ their home. NO. us East
One hundred and forty thr!t.. Wednesday even
ing In celebration Of the tenth anniversary OF their
marriage.