New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-17
RICHMOND COUNTY.
STATEN ISLAND.

Tho hourds of the Richmond County Country
Club will meet this afternoon at the Alhshouse
Farm Four Corners. The run Will be 10 hochiahu-
ave. finishing at Linoleumville. After the hunt
Mrs George Bonner VIII serve Tea d. '''e ''"'0'e
at Four Corners
Cards have been issued for large lat home 10
be given at the home of Mrs Herman D. caesar
on November % to introduce her daushte'' 'iiS'
Silvia Caesar
Mrs Minott f. Robinson and Miss ROBINSON VI
Buffalo and Miss Bailey, of Philadelphia, who nave
been the guests OF Mrs. Nathaniel Marsh al LII
ton will return to their respective homes to-day
Mrs George Livingston Baker, OF New-Brishton'
on Monday afternoon gave deilghtiui Tea III hoiioi
OF her guest. Mrs. Amory d. Wainwright OF bos-
ton The table decorations were In PINK ana lhe
tea was presided over by Miss Caroline F. Baker
and Miss Isabel Hunter. Mrs. Baker was assisted
&, receiving by Mrs Wainwright Miss Edith Ap-
pleton Baker and Miss Houghton OF New-fork.
The wedding OF Miss Ada j.. Bale daush'er oi
Mrs Sarah Bale. OF Stapeton, To Mortimer r
Drudy OF New-York is announced 10 take Piaco
the 18th.
Mrs Stephen D. Stephens. OF 81. George has or
g,nized an informal singing club, which meets
every Thursday at the home OF Mrs stephens
Among the prominent members are Mrs. Leonard
Jewell Mrs H. d. JOY Mrs J.. Schnarr ana Mrs'
",rbee first Of the New Brighton Assembly balls
will be held next Thursday evening az the iio.e.
Castleton. 1t Is expected that there VIII De large
The Board of Education or the Stapietoh nIion
Ers. School on Wednesday evening sold 100000
schoo! bonds for the new building Inc price pa'u
1913. ,,., =, .ho c,..o, To-,
and Rapid Transit Company. which has been laid
up at clifton has had her name changed TO oas'le,
ton, and again took her place on the route On
The Bowling clubs on Staten Island have been
unable to form league this season, OWING 10 as
agreement between "A number OF the clubs.
The residents at Pleasant PANS are p.ahhihs u
organize village improvement society. a., -.
The various lodges OF the ancient oaer OF
United Workmen I'm Richmond County are prepar-
ing for public meeting, TO be heid some time next
month. $3.50, -.
out Office has collected during the year sio2iS IA
for licenses granted in the county. TINS amount ID
A slight decrease from that collected last year.
A number OF prominent staten Islanders were
present ut the launching of the big steamship ST.
Louis at Philadelphia on Monday last.
The Richmond County Board OF Canvassers met at
official vote. There was no material, change In the
count from that already published Ii was the
ceanest set Of returns canvassed In this county for
many years.
dent Of Stapleton, died on Monday. He had been
OF several famous sailing ships. and at the
time of his death was member OF the Petroleum
Exchange. He was a member Of the Royal Area
and the Geselschaft Erheterung. Ills body
was cremated at Fresh Pond on Wednesday.
1t Is expected that the newly elected Board or Ex-
applications for the clerkshp the salary for which
has been reduced 10 $3.50 per annum, without extra
fees.
There wa, no important business transacted at
CLUB. held at the clubhouse, West Brighton, last
Wednesday evening. .
The CONCERT given by Mrs GARRISON Totem IN the
German Club rooms In Stapleton on November "
was q great success. Professor Max Maretzek. who
for many years director OF grand opera, had
charge Of the music