New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
STATEN ISLAND.

Mr. and Mrs. David Ripley. OF New-Brighton.
a reception at their homo. in Fourth-ave.. on
Monday evening, which was largely attended The
guests entertained by musica! programme
and dancing Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Van Duzer Mr.. and Mrs William Rip
loy. the Misses Edridge. COrbett. Wood. Spell
mann. caffery. Bourne Ealand. Tile Koch, car
RE Koch. Patterson. Daley. D!neen and Fry;
Messrs. Mark W. Dejonge. Charles {. Martin Ed
ward g. Seguine. Charles r. Hoyer. w. Sharrott.
=. Hotkamp. ". McT2oberts W. Eadie ". Lowen-
kamp. H. Warren, :. Moore, Il. Aulligan and b.
known residents Of CryIncs Hill viii leave Staten
Island on April for Englewood. y. j.. where trey
Mrs Herman u. Caesar. OF New-Brighton. will
sad for Europe in a few weeks and spend a year
Women interested in mission work should not
fail to attend the annual meeting OF the Womans
the First Presbyterian Church. Siapleton, next
Ex-Cominodore Mathew Taylor. of the staten Isl
ard Yacht Club. returned home Thursday from
an EXTENDED trip in The South where ne has had
Ire Board Of Managers Of the Staten Island Hos
pial net a. 1ton on H9maay Ind oCessent
d i'HuiIer treasurer: Miss Mary T. Marsh. as
sistant treasurer: Mrs. William =. Raynor. secre-
tary; Mrs. Pant Henemann, corresponding secre-
concert aIil be given IN the First Presbyterian
Church Stapleton. next Thursday evening which
promises to De- OF unusual interest as the talent
unteerrd their services The are Mrs. stephen
D. stephens Mrs Loren schr.aar. and Mrs. Leon
ard " Jewell r. Huntington WoOdman, organ
list Of the First Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn.
The clifton ladies' Tennis Club held its annual
meeting last Saturday afternoon and elected the
following officers: Mrs. AdOlph l.. King. PRESIDENT:
Nj Johnston. secretary. and Miss Bessie Townsend.
The For,nIghtly Club Of New-Brshton. will meet
on Monday afternoon ~ the home OF Mrs George
Health ohcer Doty is making a number OF long
needed Improvements IN the quarantine grounds at
Ire costly new steel steam lighter Potomac. which
built in Baltimore for the Baltimore ana ono
safely on wednesday AT clifton.
The Methodist Conference az the Newark Distrlct
Will open the Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church,
Totten,ille, on April ., and ".I continue each day
FOR a week
ton Tottenyille Tuesday, only one ticket being
in the field OIiy thrty-nVe votes were cast In the
entire village. ,,,
has been appointed chief Clerk OF the Richmond
County Police Commissioners, 20 succeed George
Washington Ellis. who resigned after having served
The bicycle riders on Staten Island are signing
petition be presented 10 the Boari OF supervisors
ndorsng the actions OF the Grand Jury. which has
requested the Supervisors TO enforce the Dog Tax
law Wheemen who ride along the roads are con-
less molgres that are permitted 10 run AT large.
Last summer several whee.,nen were seriously oit-
Ten by wandering ours -
\ large and representative gathering OF the Ma:
sonic fraternity. Toupkns Lodge. No. Al, F. and
\. NJ. at Stapctou on "Wednesday evening assem-
Lodge. No. $50 OF New-York deliver the historic
BOO Masons present were Stephen d. Aifiick. OF
sonic District; II. ". Beattie. OF the Grand Lodge
Of N9v9 Sso S : aTTS 70 o
Pierre Lodge No. 81. Pierre. :. D. and Donald
carsSeli, Of wyoming Lodge, No. 49,: westchester