New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-27
WHITE PLAINS.
.cTIvITY IN ALL THE VARIOUS CIRCLES
OF THE TOWN
u,rp,RING FOR WINTER ENTERTAINMENTS
WEDDINGS OF THE WEEK-PERsONAL
AND SOCIAL NOTES

WEDDINGS OF THE wEEK-PERsoNAL
AND SOCIAL NOTES
The incidents of the last week in religious social
.,,,icsl and building circles We're of much inter
y, Elder Richard Van Tassels fishing party of
' aozen White Plains citizens has returned from
. .ro weeks sojourn on Long Island Sound IN high
,rits They successful with the hook and
line and for three days following their return the
,r,ing-pans in many households were kept busy
n church work approaching concerts. festivals and
s,iables keep the women active, while those
chose minds are on wedding bent have had an OPP
IMMUNITY 10 witness three weddings this week.
,ney OF Frederick Junghaus to Miss Nellie
Sses on Monday evening; Aaron Mead Hopper
and Miss Annie Onderdonk on Wednesday evening.
and John Coles, OF Mamaron and Miss Emma
ssmrns on Thursday evening. The politicians and
carpenters have also been the move-the former
IN seeing that all voters registered and the
latter in perfecting new contracts or completing old
ones The discovery of errors In the returns of
Village Collector Wright will happily be rectied as
he spent yesterday in White Plains trying to dis
cover whore he had blundered. He has turned over
to Treasurer Foster s522 SIS of last years tax levy
0. sass and also slOlg Of of rejected taxes What
ever sum the Finance Committee OF the Board OF
Trustees may find 10 be due his friends stand
ready 10 assis; him in making good. If necessary.
He says his are either clerical or the books
will show double assessment. The coming week
Is OF promise for the concert-loving people I'm
and about White Plains The first of n Series OF
concerts and rec.tals under the auspices of the
women Of the Presbyterian Church win take place
In the Auditorium on Wednesday evening. The
Will be assisted by Mrs. Ella Reed SnifYen ana 4.
II Smock both favorites in concert circles here
abouts, George Hoag. son of County Treasurer
John Hoag. Will be accompanied Judge" Green
the hrmorist. viii also take part.
Members Of the Westchester County Historical
Society will assemble at the Courthouse on Tuesday
next at l95U a. m, in annual meeting. The So
anniversary OF the battle of While he
otrs nave made ii a practice 10 meet and listen 20
This year the address will be delivered by Frederick
=, ueIlhey. OF New-lork, who has selected THE
be delivered in the Supreme Court room at p M
ana T, VIII be preceded by dinner;
esedingly pleased on Tuesday evening because of
me success which crowned their efforts at the
s soc held at the home of Mrs. Hiram Rowe, in
The work of laying sewer mains in Mamaroneck-
ave ana bahk-st. Will be begun about November 10
Collector John Oezine will conclude the collection
o ~ on"ee taXes at per cent this evening at
70 al Aisr inns evening per cent will be added
~, On Tuesday evening next the public ball season
vii be opened in St Johns Hall The programme
VIII De under the guidance Of a committee OF young
men ana women connected with ST. Johns Roman
Lovers OF floral beauty will have an opportunity
Se@ some choice flowers in Lafayette Hall next
members Of the women Home Missonar wh soc ehy
cond ts MeGTai Methodist Episcopal church will
hieiion and sale Of choice chr chr n in
pots and bouquets Of cut flowers Mrs James s
Sn ne, VIII be the director In charge.
The differences in opinion among the physicians
Of the alopathic and homeopathic schools rea-
i've 70 which school OF medicine should be recog-
nlzea IN the hospital treatment has been settled
,S '9e SUBSECTION OF all At special meeting OF
consent Of DR.. H E. sehmid chief OF the medical
disciples OF Hahne mann. Dr. Schmid expressed his
desire to meet the wishes of those who prefer the
Samuel Scott. the founder Of the drygoods firms
last ten days with a cold
81 sh Th r Seen
m becase OF b ST Ts9 Teses Sfs his
nate has been appointed recording clerk in the
registers Office
In riding behind team OF handsome black horses
recently purchased. Mrs. Thebaud is an expert
County.
The deaths OF Randolph Traypier. at his home on
water works line. and Mary f.. q Heir. at her Cot
tage-ave. home. have made voiG in the list Of old
On the Athletic Club grounds to-day the White
Plains football team will contest with the Columbia
:, samuel Faile. who owns The property south Of
In direct line with Grove-st in anticipation OF the
latter street being extended through the Harris
II: H Dimmick the we-known druggist in the
a buGg On n 10 ,a rarn nan
week
The building trade continues active in all sections
81 the village. The growth Of the place is very graft
lying TO real-estate owners.
The Board Of Health was never more active in
abang nulsances in all sections of the village The
most serious matter which the board has to contend
with is in the Lake-st. district where Overlooking
eesspools are a source OF constant annoyance. The
Board Of Education in District No Yesterday de-
cded 10 engage first assistant principal MISS
Mary A. Lyman OF Chicago. Miss Lyman is grad
uate OF the New-York State Normal School and
native Of this State. She will take charge OF the
school In the district during Principal Stewards tour
Of the schools supern tendent The board has also
engaged Mrs Kitte Kinney. Of Waverly, as teacher
IN the primary department The improvements
about the school in District No are being advanced
rapidly. The plumbing work in the new building has
been awarded TO Frank Pierce. and the heating ana
ven.llating apparatus furnishings to G. p Sherwood
On account Of the storm on Thursday evening the
trustees inspected the Fire Department at the vari-
Gus company houses. Later the members OF the
department and invited guests partook OF supper
al Dolls Union Hall, where speeches were made by
Chief Engineer Stanfeld. Forenpen Harmon Mann
tees