New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-08
WHITE PLAINS.
AN INTERESTING PROGRAMME OF ENTER
TAINMENTS CARRIED.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF PLANS FOR THE FUTURE

ANNOUNCEMENTS OF PLANS FOR THE FUTURE
SOCIAL. AND PERSONAL. NOTES.
The last week has been unusually pleasant
one for people in and about the village. Sub
scription dances. lectures. fairs and parties nave
followed each other In order. and every variety
of enjoyment has been INDUCED In. The SUD
scrlptlon dance in the Auditorium on Wednesday
evening a brilliant social affair. The dance
opened at 10 p m. by George T. Long
and Miss Herbert. OF Brooklyn. leading off IN
waltz in which the nifty couple present joined.
There were thirty members on the programme
and IT was AIS o'clock Thursday morning when
the ball was over. Shortly after midnight a sup
per was served In the Lyceum rooms. Among
those present from out-of-town were Edward stud
we'll and Miss Studwell. of Port Chester; Coles
Parks and Miss Parks OF Yonkcrs; David G. kipp.
OF Sing Sing and Miss Baylcs " Whitsons; MISS
Weed OF Scarsdale. Mr.. and Mrs. William Mihuse'
OF Port Chester: Miss Warner. Of cw-iork. Mr.
Bailey and Miss Nickel. OF Pleasantville: Harry
Purdy and Miss Purdy OF Rye Miss Edes jay
Merritt of Port Chester: Frank Campbell and the
Misses Campbell OF Tarrytown; the Misses Coles
Of Vahalla. charles F. Rangc. OF New-fork; VII.
and Mrs H. Crcston Benedict OF MamaronecK'
Miss Benedict Charles Lee Austin and Miss
Fohrs Of Port Chester; Charles Purdy and Miss
Pur,ly OF Armonk: Frank r. Bailey and MISS
Hustled OF Port Chester: Miss Hattie Hustled, OF
Mamaroneck and DE Forrest Sherwood ana MISS
Thc lecture by Professor Smith. Of Columbia Col
legc in the Grace church pars1nase On weaasSdh b
"Norsemen's Discovery Of America. IL was the Sc
ond Of series Of lectures which viii he given ms
winter under the auspices OF a number or proi.S-
sional men who have subscribed hberahy TOT '"e
In lafayette Han on Wednesday and THURSDAY
evenings the women % the Memorial Methodist
Episcopal church condnce1 e" fsr Ana ieS'''"'
which was both attractive ana prohtahi'- =. ,.
one Of the most pleasant ~ The social GATHERINGS
ior Mss Daisy Hushes Of Rrookneii-~i. on wednes-
day evening II her nineteenth anniversary.
md Hf
has been IN session this Week al ,n. ,1re
house judge Gavnor has been the presiding 1ulss.
a good impression on members 81 me h'r anu '"'
men 90 ,,., ,.ho has
h,., an m. sick l.t since The November election.
h. recovered and s again attending to his business
fhe rally "a All 81 the Bethel Baptist 'hur,h mas
not been - successful IN. trustees desired ana
another effort viii De- mad" before we no'naS -
s,in further reduce ~" morts's" "'D' o" wv
TIE meeting of the Roari OF Trustees announced
for Tuesday evening next VIII not hr h'lI m,..'
Wen, s,iay because % the needed presence ~ re"
iacnt cromwell and several OF ~" ti".,''' ~, ~
meeting 81 the Boar OF directors OF '"' " '''
musical ami literary cnicr,1nmc"i, /, py In, ,hI
church is announced 20 Dee held ~ the chur'h '"
Wednesday evening noNt , ,
Central Bank Of westohestcr County mas p. s
elected director Of The institution ~ pa" %i
law partner OF Judge Robertson.
Thr women OF the Presbyterian church are pre-
-, g. hois an unusually nne literary and mu-
Steal entertainment In the chapel before 'h'S'"'
On Wednesday afternoon and evening next o."
Missionary Committee and sowing prci" 81 IN"
S9uns cop" nirI,h,. IN thr Pre~hyterinn chapel
Tne Amphiou Society ~ again 10 IN" 'front.' win
The ann9nnG.' Of Io.cph wi be prcsente with
appropriate costumes and fun orchestra" at inc
Messrs samuel and clinton Coles Gcorse !.
Miller Eugene Hairn Augusta hrrt an. t',rn
ard Hopkins have returned from 'h"f hu'''"s "'P
To- North Carolina ana virginia