New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
Social And PERSONAL NOTES.
Brrs OF NEWS FROM POINTS IN QUEENS AND
SUFFOLK cot MITES

nITS OF NEWS FROM POINTS IN QUEENS AND
SUFFOLK COUNTIES.
The Presbyterian Church at Mattituck was beau
,iflly decorated on Tuesday In honor of the we'd
ding ~ Or Henry Haisry Youngs OF Riverhead'
ana Miss Agnes :. Cox. Miss LA X. cooper was
bridesmaid and Henry :. Fleet was best man. The
Rev James W. Wallace oniciated Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Cox Mr.. ana
Mrs Richard Cox Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur 5. Downs.
Mr. and Mrs Warren : Tuthi.l. Mr. and Mrs.
youngs the Misses Annie X. Gidcrseeve Lizzie
Skdmore Bertha 7. Reeve. Fannie GildersleeVe'
Delan Howard and Hattie THY
Mr. ana Mrs R NJ. Bayls. Of huntington have
gone to baltimore to visit the Rev AMI Mrs. t. +.
Hall formerly ~ Huntington
The Women's Christian Temperance Union or
Suffolk County has purchased land and VIII erect
n headauartcrs building early nest spring at Point
O Woods
Glen Cove's Epworth League held an entertain
ment on "Wednesday evening at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. In which Professor Reicks organst;
Professor T.. : Chapin. barytone' Miss tdlth
Cameron. soprano; Miss Curtis pianist. and Miss
Agnes NJ Taylor all Of Brooklyn took part
M,spcth Section. No. g. Cadets OF Temperance.
will hold a reception on Monday evening IN charge
Of the arrangements Is Il committee consisting Of
the Misses Carrie F.. spraet. Annie Cox ana l.otte
Lawrence together with benjamin H. Davis and
otto Keller.
musical and literary entertainment for the bene-
III Of the FRS; congregational Church Of Dun
ton Included a pressn tation Of Mrs Jariey's Wax
Works by local performers
Resolutc Hose Company, OF Jamaica, Is 10 ho.d
fair on November p. % AMI a. the proceeds to be
used In furnishing It's house IN Eaniman-aVe.
Hempsteai Is altogether tpo busy talking politics
to attend TO a little matter Ike granting railroad
franchise and the question has been laid over until
Friday of next week. when the citizens VIII know
Mai has happened AMI be ready to discuss the
lest Interests of village In connection with the
proposed streefcar Inc. , -,
william, H. Samms, who has served the village
of Norihport for years as postmaster. has been
elected president OF the village. lie - also con-
nec,ed win the NOrthport Electric Light Com
panV and the NorthpOrt Steamboat company.
the Queens County Sunday -SchcoI Association
ceichrated lis nfteth Anniversary On Wednesday
afternoon and evening by Dis meetings IN the CON
rrcra iional church at Flushing. The Rev. Dr. j.
e Wilson Of the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church OF Brooklyn made an address on The
Greatest Thing Man can DO
sharming entertainment was given in the
ING before a large audience. The principal features
". an organ recital 10y William G. Car. a pupil
~ the famous Guilmant. who was assisted by
George t. = Brtlc.. t"rcr
air aad Mrs. william Walters. OF Cold Spring
Uarbor who have just retur.cd from their we'd
ding trip. were greeted on Thursday evening by
The cold Spring Drum and FIFE Corps. and Mr.
Walters made "A graceful speech. Then the corps
went 10 the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Doug
lass who were married at the home or the bride in
Boston. recently, and gave sernade In their honor