New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
lONh Frs.
GREAT SUCCESS or THE COUNTRY CLUES
CONCERT


LARGE LIST or PROMINENT GUESTS FROM
NEW-YogK AND nRooHLlN PERSONAL
AND SOCIAL
ar all The social aAars that have been hr'i At '"'
Park Hiu Country club the ''mI4'h. mar
cert given by The Entertainment committee O." r'i
j,y evening of last wecb was easily the leader
nv ar.;s,s ,.~. Miss Josephine Alr.e Jennings
.o,r,r,. Mis-. Helen price sherman. conii1I;''
Gaoroe Edward Devou. tenor; j. Stan''id hroWh
bass. T. r. Miller, ". NJ Hamilton FRANK l. Nor
rjs and Or John J. Qu!g!ry, o. the Apo"o SIXTEEN
Edwin star Belknap. reader, and Harvey NoThIhS-
ton I.,on,ie pianist. The programme, which COLI
i.,ol NJ fourteen numbers. included solos by Miss
Jennings Miss Shesrman Nj DevoN and Mr..
Brown as wel number Of songs hy the missed
quartet. \ private car brought nearly 2o guests
from New-York CITY and Brooklyn. among then.
being Mr and Mrs r. +. Mccall Mr.. and Mrs. j.
T. Mccoy Dr. and MIS-. y. :. King. Mr.. ami Mr.
j. H. Tenant MI ana Mrs. O. c. Burt. Mr. ami
Mrs W. NJ Johnson. MI and Mrs. J.. r. Romano.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Charles Gehlen. Mr. and Mrs. Nell
Mooney. MIR. ANA Mrs. William r. Reeves. NJ ana
Mrs J. =. Tomphns. Nr. ana Ms. f.. +. CaIN. Mrs.
u. S;auffer. MIS- Florence Kpp. Mr> lI,nc~G Noon
ey. Mrs Charles 5 ogden. Mrs Flank " ow, Mr..
Clara r McCn,-ney. Mrs. White. Mss Belle Nh.
Miss Carrie Evans. Miss h. T. Gaynor Mss 4
Franklin. Miss Jennie Evans. Miss lsabe' lIarT-.
Miss Dimock, Miss Emily Haven. Miss AlabA, Pat
tie. Miss r. J. Foster Hunter Brcckear.Ice. Henry
{. NcCiayc. Freier,c, NJ cane r G. Tweeey. F.
W Creighton. Charles Il. Mike. = H. '4ttwoo1
Mrs Frederick 3. Fiske, MI and Mrs. G"ors, .'~ct
Mrs. r. NJ. HOOD. Mss Elizabeth Pest Mis- idred
kinson Miss Anna - Fitch Theodore l.. iro.h-
ingham, Robert STANLEY Henry \ Frict =. f'n
COBB Among the scciet! reoPl, oi l"hF.io W.
Mir ana Mis-. sidney Roseniea. MI AMI Nj b"
Mr ana Mrs AlGer, thinker Mr. ans Mr.. y ".
Edward Martin. MIR. and MIR \ ; ion' WI.
and Mrs. James Fiich. NJ ana " ,h% IL,
ETg'in X Martin. Nr AMI Ms CAar."= y. Asa-
mead. Mr.. ana Mrs Georse j. OH NJ aAI MI
Mit .,' Hunter MIS- Iae. Mis- Wecr Miss Thrae,
Miss Rockwell Miss iiumason. Mis- hash'o'i' MISS
Gibson ana Miss Getty. d,
Another incident In which social pleasure ana MI
erarH improvement we're agr"eauN ''ih'l"'i
SoT. saN q. o' Iobr iiaVcmever Among tho.c who
Mi ana MIS- William Allen Buticr Mss H'ii'r'
Mr. ana Mrs William Allen Butler. ir. Mr. ana
Mrs J. Eenwick BreyoOrt. General ana Nj
Ih 29 Tbdm HHs EMng ahp Mr and Mrs Pc, j.
Elring, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel y. laEIry' Nj, 2'"
William II. Thorne. Mr.. ana Mr.: I"rcmore, Mr..
naNTenCc Mrs sharman. MIR Longaclc. Miss
HaNley. Miss Hals,ed. Miss Iowdo4 Nj; N Nan.
SON. The, Misses Williams. the M;ssGs Crces. Lhe3-
d9ts G%1n Nr R1 Grocs Smf Mr. u 1Sns'
Rudolf Eickemeyci Jr- who has already become
widely known at home and abroad ihi"ush NJ
many awards received al interna'onsi paQ'o .r'Iar
exhibitions has again received h,ghest h"H"is ar
SGGeiy o. nal WI ,Sercdn,ye5 tbe spS meiai
Tor the best picture in the exhibition. Sir ticke-
called After the Rain At the international ~
Llbtion now being held in Toronto canada Mr
Eickemeyer received nrst awards. silver medals IN
the Landscape and genre classes.
The decision which Justice Dykman viii he called
upon to give d motion which viii be argued be-
fore him TODAY in the supreme Court 10 relnov.
the case OF Health Officer Browne. OF this ci;,
from the Court o; Sessions TO he Court Of Oyer
and Terminer. is looked forward 70 IN this city Win
several months ago FOR certifying 10 alleged fr"udu
lent bills 70 the Board Of Health. upOn which
has been set down for trial several times, bat coun
50! for the Health Officer has secured adjournmcni'
during the trial OF Edward WEIGH. NOW IA Sins
Sins Prison. VINO secured payment on one % he
the Health Oficer. is given a. It reason why the
case should be taken from the court over which
The praG.;G Of eiosng The stofes a, o'clock On
Tnesday, Wrihe,daE ana Ihnr.iay evenings Of each
IN danger OF being brought 10 sudden ond
thrae evenings "a week remains largely in he hanls
Of the women OF me city, ana they ar' being ureei.
purchases in the daytime
The Pa'isade Boat club has decided to organiz-
son. W y. Frazee, Alexander Laird and + VI
Byen have ne rat,r in charg, In ne 9owlng
lowing order in point Of AYR. aysraYes' r v H',er
K Rev. Agm@'? 81 schnerrr r + h5o3h 6%r
Andrew Deyo. j. H. Keller. jr. f. r. Coles DAVID
Rev + II NitsH G i Mead < s Thoms,o
Thomas Rayner Snc.ar Tonsey. Ei"'rd rumm"r
r. f. Newman Willard Carpenter. Fred, rick Pcrnr.
Il T. Barnes " !. Fraze", s r. Lawrence. II +.
Lord Y NJ Georyen. and X. /. ConGJa.
Mira Jsncs ScrimgeOul. prcsid N II IN" Woman
Health Protective Association Of brooklyn Will
. iiress the civic league Of the Woman Insti-
int i'm is hall N Palfsade-aVc. this morning ~
f0.13 oc.ock The lecture IS free and all persons
interested in public health are cordially invited t.
be pTcse Mt. .r -..- ,.,.
The Womans Christian Temperance Mon. ~
80 on THURSDAY and Friday ~ n"Xt week. with
meetings In the morning AFTERNOON ana rvenlnE
A,nonv The speakers are 20 be Mrs. Mary ]. Blrt.
c',,e nresnlent and Mrs. Jump. Of Albany, S'a'e
secrctary 81 Young WOmans work.