New-York tribune., 1895-06-29
on THE LOWER EDGE OF KINGS

NEWS AND NOTES FROM BENsoNHuRsr AND
ALONG THE BAY SHORE
The West End Railroad expects TO have its
terminal Thrty-seventh-st.. outside OF the
Union Station ready for early next week. The
new stairway from the elevated road will then be
completed and passengers will be landed at its
foot 1t Is thought more frequent trains will fol-
low this change The express trains from rhe
Bridge over the elevated road will also shorten
its running time % Bensonhurst and Bath Beach
at least twenty minutes.
The last meeting Of the NewUtrecht Chapter Of
the Daughters OF the Revolution held at the
home OF Mrs. Townsend c. Van Pet. Kings High
way and Elghteenth-ave. All the members were
present Mrs. Dr. Gerran. of Greene-ave. Brook
lyn entertained the guests with an informal adj
dress on "Trip to Holland" detailing her per-
sona experience and observations Miss Annie
Van Pelt sang several songs after which refresh
msnts were served, Colonial china being used. The
next meeting OF the chapter will take pace in
October To-day Mrs. Gerran sails for Sweden
and Norway. She will be absent three months.
The Gravesend Bay Yacht Club will have an in
fGra prr July Spei'"Fr rhs building @ s viii coS $500 1t
three stories high and has an observatory with
bers and their friends from the Bensonhurst Beach
to the pier regatta and other contests vii. be
Of the house will take place July 90 for which
elaborate programme has been arranged :. r,-.
Hamilton and threatened to destroy the block OF
buildings between Fourth End Ham,on M T S ayse S Ss
personal command OF coone. Miller assisted in stay
Of S justice d,t sau Charles Church was saved w ' ~
Miss Bessie Gwyn. OF Van Pelt Manor, succeeds
Tainadse Tall i as librarian Of the Sew-Gtrecht Free
Library In Bath & Beach 49,, ,,su.s =, ~. uo,x
Spirit enjoyed Its annual picnic Wednesday in Pros
pect Park.
Ridge. gave a dinner for a number Of prominent
men W eysns Esr and A%0nS the NJ sucs. cu
len Of the Court GeSe snS
SsS 'o.f MsdssS p %s.e$s $,. y Ben:
so1hurs and number OF The 1snS dinner rrsv was
Gus 10 his departure for Europe next Saturday.
At the recent organization of Arbutus Lodge. No.
of q hs %cs esse b Noble Ae pea
con; Vice Grand Miss Tillle Wolff; 'eeSeary Mrs.
'ssasH'ss 'f ~ af 0fsr
Miss ~'' Laura @ Potter. Mrs. Nstte Van wart. Mrs
Ghsrss B9tean and John posts the s, last TIA "a
THURSDAY night to Instruct the new % oisers and tho
Thursdays OF the month.
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sSms Ees MRS. ieeps ns SsseEi
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Ms Mdn BY Ers rs snd M yrs s. s sS
win assemble next a, Mrs; ps wunds home in
Thursday. from to 6. at the home Of her mother
Mrs Archibald hn .,. Young in v vCr1Dsey.sys Bath
birthday party was given by Mrs II. f. Ter
hume. OF Twenty-frst-ave, Bensonhurst. to her
daughter. Charlotte. Thursday afternoon. II was
enjoyable affair.
The New-York Canoe Club will hold Its second
trial race FOR the International challenge cup to-
day. In connection with the Marine and Field Club
regatta, in the bay of Bensonhurst. On the Fourth
the race for the cup takes place.
Mrs. James p. Graham. OF Eighty-hfth-st., Ben
sonhurst gave sociable to members OF st. Mary's
Church Tuesday evening. The entertainment was
followed with supper. and dancing until . late
hour.