New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
WHITE PLAINS.
THE CONCERT OF THE AMHERST COLLEGE,
GLEE CLUB WELL ATTENDED.


GLEE CLUB WELL ATTENDED.
sePRING MOVING" AND CHANGES THAT WILL BE
MADE-MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY
SONS OF VETERANS ON HENRY B. TUT
TIES DEATH-soCIAL NEWS.
The concert given by the Amherst College Glee
Club in the Auditorium Tuesday evening for the
benefit Of the White Plains Hospital was success
In every way. 1t the first post-Lenten enter
tainment OF Importance in the village. and the
house crowded with one of the most fashiona-
BILE audiences ever assembled In the pretty little
theatre. The programme excellent, and the
numbers were we'll executed The playing OF the
Mandolin Club was particularly good. j. C. Bis
sells clever limitations were warmly appiauded.
The members Of the Banjo Club are being praised
on every side for their rare presence OF NINA IN
finishing a number in which they were engaged
without making unusual movement. While hre
broke out In the flies above The patronesses were
Mrs William Reynolds Brown Mrs Alexander
Milne, Mrs. Emeine Bull Mrs. A g. McDonaiu'
Mrs ]. Borden Hartman. Mrs. Paul Gilbert Inc
baud, Miss NJ. j. Moehrng. Mrs. David Cromwell Mrs.
Howard T. Montgomery. Mrs. G. F. V. De Hart
Mrs Robert S. Warner, Mrs John c. Verpanck'
Mrs D. B. Stafford and Mrs. James T. Waller
DR.. Samuel B. Lyon medical superintendent OF
Bloominsdale Asylum accompanied by Mrs. Lyon
and Master Lyon, is enjoying a Mediterranean
tour The party will return In May. Their return
will be welcomed by society people. as they enter
tain delightfully."- and are popular
Colonel Abram Bassford. who last year sold his
handsome home In Hartsdae. left White Plains
on Wednesday with his family for New-Sunolk.
Long Island. where he purchased a cottage couple
of years ago.
Miss Rhoda Moehring last Monday entertained
number Of her friends at dinner In her home
s.Maplehurst." In Broadway
Auber Bassford. who spent the Easter holidays
with his family, at the "Carlyon Arms mas re-
turned to Cornell College.
Mrs. Alfred Waller. Of WATERFOWL n. Y. sister
of Mrs James r Waller. Of Broadway is guest
at the home of her mother. Mrs. Mnott fisher, OF
r,ex,ngton-eve and Post Road. She is accompanied
by her little daughter, Nadine.
Miss Emily Dykman granddaughter Of Judge j. O.
Dykman. this week entertained Miss Springer OF
Tarrytown
F. Hopkinson Smith will read for the benefit OF the
Rest for Convaescents. at White Plains IN the
hall ~ the Young Womens Christian Association
No. East Fifteenth-st.. New-York. on TUESDAY,
April H. at 8 O'clock This is worthy charity ana
Che lecture will doubt be well attended
The regular meeting OF the westchester County
Teachers Association will be held in the Hgh
School to-day An interesting programme has been
prepared. The meeting will be public. dinner
will be served to the members after the session.
Prof A. " W. Jackson's last lecture before the
White Palms University Extension Centre has been
sostponed to Wednesday evening April To-
William Underhill and Miss Eva Garrison were
married on Sunday evening last at $50 by the
venerable Archdeacon Van Kleeck in Grace
Church
,,,,aS Rrooh,aWn the country place OF George
Caulfeid. in Harrison. which adjoins Ophr farm
The D ssa oees lss
William Amber: first vice-president George .o1es'
,s0S ecdrnp
Fee eegate to State con-
vsnton. Charles A. Matthies
Miss Helen Scott daughter of Mrs. w J Scott; OF
Hrand-st.. has returned to Brooklyn 10 sonoo' 'e
short visit to her home.
Spring moving time has arrived and many cha Rs
being made by well known 9y Hsryey Hused
NE house in Court-st. formerly occupied by IrmmaH
zbs CsrPentsr has frmsrv occu nSms by
Mr. nd gyss R ' occSpsd
nTuss q Treasurer David cromwell viii be
sOsdng place by Mrs. Enrf SRo
ssssssf p SS m Ssn nas
y DANIEL ron e ~ john Me- Read Soae in
hous. in Brookfedst owned by Thomas 5d H2l sTTy
n Horton have rented the George Gays house u
sns " %s sH
double house OF F. T Hopkins; in Hamilten,ave;
have M hi r. Srmsr S Conn.,
has the L. r. Purdy house at Fisher-ave and
Orawanpum-s Mr. Miller has opened M,IaI the M New
Junghans who occupied one OF the Moran mats u
Uuinby houses. in Quinby Place, Greenburg Inc
cupied by Mrs. Whiteneck, has been rented oy
rented the house OF Mrs. Hughes. IN Smith-st..
Greenburg Mrs. D. r. Garden and family. VINO
voccupied the Howell house in Westchester-ave, nave
returned to New-York
Isaac Purdy the recently elected Democratic SUI
Supervisor elect Kear OF Yorktown being disquali-
6s3 for the Supervsorship by reason Of having been
= schooi trustee at the time OF his election The
nussfon now is as to whether the former Supervisors
hold over or new are to be appointed by the
srown Boards. II they hold over Henry w Norton,
Republican, in North Salem and Theodore Iomp-
kins Republican. in Yorktown. will be the super
Vieors As the Boards of Town Officers In botn
towns are Republican. should It become necessary
10 appoint Supervisors to fill these two vacancies
the appointees would be Republicans. and In either
event the Board OF Supervisors Will now stand sew
enteen Republicans to eleven Democrats; MI
6urdy before he discovered that he was ineligible.
mad oualined and drawn the school moneys to which
His town was entitled. which he will now return.
PEEKSKILL.
n has been announced that the fair Of Washing
con Engine Company No will close next Wednes-
DAY evening The McDermott Building is nicely