New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24
WHITE PLAINS.
SUPERVISORS HAVE AVOID
ED \ DIFFICULTY.

ACTIVITY IL SOCIAL, CHURCH AND CHARITA BI.E
CIRCLES Personal NOTES.
The Weschester County Republican members ~
the Board OF Supervisors congratuatng them.
selves over the happy termination OF what prom
Used TO be bad feeling the choice Of Chairman
Of that body. 1t is well known that Supervisor
Joseph H. See. Of North Castle and Francis VI
Carpenter, OF Newcastle. had equal strength Ia
the Republican caucus. and thai both am
bilious for party honors. After the Republican
Supervisors had canvassed the matter thoroughly
Mr.. See withdrew. and when Supervisor Gideon W
Davenport. OF New Rochelle proposed the name OF
Mr.. Carpenter for chairman Monday last. even
the Democratic members o. the board united with
the Republicans in making Mr.. Carpenters nominal
tion unanimous. The clerk Edwin II. Hop
kins. OF White Plains. succeeds NJ. !. Mooney. ~
Yonkers. MI. Hopkins is son of eN-SuperNisoi
James Hopkins OF North Castle. He ran for
County Clerk the Republican ticket several
years ago. and came near defeating John N. Dig
ney. a popular democrat The board selected
Howard Miller. a grdnd-nephew Of Warner Miller,
page. ON Monday Chairman Carpenter VIII an
nounce his standing committees.
The ball OF White Plains Court. No. S3A. \. .
f. which will be held in ST Johns Hall on Thanks
giving Eve. promises to be- largely attended The
court has membership Of over 100
In the Auditorium. the night Of December
the first subscription dance Of series which Will
be given this winter al this place. Purchase. Port
Chester and Tarrytown, Will be held. The com
mittee in charge has received sufficient number
OF acceptance: TO warrant the belief that the affair
will be d social success.
On Wednesday evening next the Independent
Pioneer club vii! have street parade and later
will sit down a supper I'm Moecrs Hall The
club is con posed OF members OF the knights OK
Pythias
Church sociables have been numerous this week
but all the social affairs are OVershaio~rd by the
Lyceum fair which will be held az the Auditorium
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings next ON
Monday evening last the members o. the Young
Woman's Christian Temperance Union conducted
an odd but Well-paironized sale at the temperance
rooms Railroad ana Lexington AYES Every article
osercd for sale had FOR its initial letter "'' Miss
Grace Hilderbrandt. Miss Snedeker. MR. iohh
Birch. Mrs Ezra Bentley. Miss Bentley. the Misses
Lester and Mrs William II Htdcrbrandi were the
principal factors in making the sale success. On
Wednesday evening the women o. the Presbyterian
Church gave delightful soriabie in III" church
parlors in Barker Terrace In charge o. The AFFAIR
We're Mrs r. g. Snifln. Mrs Or Young. Mrs j."
4 Slosson and Mrs william Hepburn
The first anniversary OF the Junior order or
Christian Endeavor. connected with The Preshy-
terrain church. was held on sunday afternoon last
The principal speaker vas Mrs. Alice May S'ud-
a Poverty social vas held in the Eaptist
Church parsonage last Tuesday evening under TIE
women preSent Wore ,f .%m o 80 der~iic in
on those present who any article % 1ewclry.
Mrs H. T.. Montgomery. chairman. ana Mrs.
William Popham Plat secretary Of the ladies
fair witch viii be- held in the Auditorium on Tu's-
daV and Wednesday evenings next. report tina ~"
various committees have perfected all the details
FOR a charming display An oli-fashiOn"d supper
will be served each evening from " - oclprN i. a
vaudeville entertainment viii b" given nightly. tn~
White Plains Brass Band Viii discourse music AMI
on the different booths which will be mathematical
OF tho different legal holidays ana decorated az
cordngly there Will be displayed useful ana APP
prOpriate articles
the stockholders OF the Society o. Agfic Iltire
and Horticulture Of W"stchrsfer COUNTY viii fn'
IN the Town Hall on December 10 elect officer
and to hear the reports OF the Officers. I'M pay
ment OF premiums awarded a the September fair
completed this week.
Minoit NJ S.lli imam. OF the N~w-NOrk Post Road.
has As his guests Mrs. NinOt' MI hell imtn ana
Mrs Frederick a. Coe OF Watcrtown y. J.
Members of the Y. W &. Y. T. In this vicinity are
doing excellent work In the chariiabl" h'li. ,liss
Sarah Collins OF Purchase. - at the head %
highly successful branch Of the union Mss Co.-
Inns is the daughter Of Richard collins. profn.-
nent member OF the Society 81 Friends
Town Clerk Charles =. Pduliiug starts next week
FOR months sOjoun IL the south