New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
MOUNT VERNON.
THE FOURTH CONCERT OF THE MUSICAL
SOCIETY.

THE FOURTH CONCERT OF THE MUSICAL
SOCIETY.
pAzAAR OF NIAGARA HOSE CoMPANf-AffEAh
OF THE CITY MISSIONARY socIETY-REoR-
GAN1zATIoN OF THE CITY CLUB
OTHER NEWS.
Tho Mount Vernon Musical Society gave us
.,, .,d ,,st concert for the season on Tuesday
,oh, under the direction of Professor Alfred Hal
lam IN the Methodist Church. and 1t was success
in every way Gades Spring Message was s"e"
first and It proved to be a cantata run oi hciouy'
and one which inspired the audience 10 hsh p''o"
Of enthusiasm 1t was followed by fomoers
LAY Of the Bell" and the applause was iui oi
warmth and appreciation. The society VIII ceie-
brate the close of It's first year with sociable on
the evening Of May H. in Ferguson's Hall.
chorus is being drilled by v. V. Beard. the barry
,ons and choir conductor OF the presbyterian
Church. to give a special song service IN the churcn
to-morrow evening In addition to appropriate and
familiar songs by the choir and congregation WHICH
will be on the theme John. the Disciple Whom
Jesus Loved" the choir OF twenty-five selected
voices will sing these anthems: THE Lord Is MY
Strength and Song and "Tarry with Me- My
Saviour"
Niagara Hose Company Of the popular or
caniz,tions of the Fire Department. opened
bazaar on Monday night, which VIII close to-h'en''
The fair was officially opened with an auu'eSS "S
Mayor Edison Lewis who was introduced py roie
man William A. Roedell. The rooms are profuse'y
decorated with bunting. plants and mowers ana 'nc
booths are filed with choice novelties. fahcy ar"-
clos bric-a-brac bicycles and other articles OF cur
rent use
The Mount Vernon City Mission Society mas
issued an appeal for money to carry on It's work'
The society is undenominational. ana IL ASKS ''"'
people become subscribing patrons anu 10 P'eus'
70 nav AT least fifty cents a month. The amount IN
hand for May is only about $50. and the expenses
of the society about 800 a month";
The CITY club Is again It's feet and Is financially
and numerically stronger than ever 1t was re-
cen,lv reorganzed, and the new officers nave
manned out a scheme that promises 10 make Il re-
turn 10 the members for the annual dues ""
Monday IL gave smoker concert, the Hrst o'
series Of entertainments Planned ana IL was
.iolly affair" on Monday evening next the c'"o
will give a reception and dance, and In the following
week there will be another smoker. The Hst OF
members includes the names OF many OF The most
prominent residents Of Mount Vernon. physicians
musicians magcians and logicians Dcing among
them and none known 10 be dehcieht III 'hc'r
knowledge Of bowling. blllIard-playng' Dicychhs
and other interesting pastimes
Among the many present at the smoker on Mon
day were Mayor Lewis. Aldermen Grant. Fletcher.
Whtmore. Many Reed and Tichenor, and B Raw
son. Judge W. Van Arsdale. Jacob Weimar k ~
Eudwf e. C. aSh ahe RF 8cn pohs John n G. T. yedde
Max Parpart. W u. Gorham, W; A. Anderson. W
ASs a1 RJes Joseph + W9Ha WSmofc Il b Rabcd Dr.
A. IL; IAns Or Charles kaeler Dr T.toG JShG hn"Pp y
Fiske, George y. Crooker Thomas claydon, =
Cunningham. w f. Clark. John 3enneti. ". X
NJ Buck, Frank y. Glover. Mr.. Archer and many
others.
The Rev. Charles sioddard Lane. pastor Of the
been
the Westchester Presbytery az delegate to the
General Assembly. which meets at Saratoga IN
May
A special committee Of the Tniversalist Church
Society making arrangements for suitable ccie-
braton OF the foreth anniversary OF the organiza-
tion OF the church in September. The Rev F. l.
Masseck Will give an aliress t91moGtIw hsu, WD on
Society has arranged for Lecture To no gwen IN me
church the afternoon OF May ~ on ,is'l,- u,
Louise Thomas.
The third annual dinner OF the Mount Venom
ter County as being one OF the most rcpresents,lve
gatherings OF representative men Nationai, stat.
given on Thursday night In lincoln Hall. , ana
in addition to the couple Q, nnndEeI oil ,ne 1es,
OF National and municipal repnie from othcr places
The dinner Will, & as m Ssns SnG plants nan ana T Ss
menus were equal 20 any that l(emonico over 'ur &
OCCASION The responses TO the tonsts were ot
character 10 inspire especially nos OF re ns
Wood Mayor Lewis and Augustus Thomas. The
order Of toasts wac az follows; ex-Judgc isaac ~
6or'" 6a"" Mayor Mayor v " l.. strong our cy," Mayor Ei
son Lewis 0%r sssT MayG reSme %,
Ben l.. Fairchiid: The Mount Vernon Idea" Au
W66a HSms hf the eqsrS Ra q sSf:"
Press" Henry T. Rhoadcs. Fordham Morris was
Bronx Valley Sewer c9mmssIon Charles T. Clark lark
FORD railroad. made short speech and was loudly
to hs obS Sh s,%as nS nSTe STs
lis CARPENTER,
visors. Visor H. S Clark. president OF New-Roehelle; "
Read president Gf rp5tGhss'er samuel T.nrv Miller s
Professor Alfred IIaIIam Z Nss Bake%sn na no; w
FsceT ESwad sSar wn TOp ain Rnv2 Edsn Vi Ta% M%y
naro iior of ASe TSe Sewn Charles ss;ksr Ed!oI o.
ice: @s kT Alfred W Hudson ciiy editor q The chron
ice"; Mr.. Yeamans city editor OF The sentlnel
Fay Fay currer' RI Harvey s Armstrong John Dawson
eSons 'ai Rev john E%Ter1 byan nsd .
Ras g AhF e ns54"f f. %s% cdMsn
George r.. Clilngworth Richard Y Drake, George
p Fergsqn John . Fl Ta,chl Rd.asi spmns EwaFS Fks
Robinson Thomas. +; skinner Walter F. Sickle,
fouett H@Ht. c Charles S II Moseman Fredefick s. ode
Adolph w Wallender Charles H. Breck w. 10
mcus Dr. D. John snap Knapp 'pS Frank
Wright.
The Mount Vernon Library will be formally
opened TO the public tonight. 1t is In Thrd-st.
near Fourth-ave.
KATONAH.
The fourth "half-hour talks OF n series given
Sunday evenings by the Rev D. II. IIanaburgh. in
the Methodist Episcopal Church. will be on the
Fourth Period in the Worlds Religious History.
Which Is a Period OF Reform" In the morning Mr..
Hanaburgh will take his topic Experience is the
Basis OF Religion"
There will be meeting Of the Chauauqua Circle
In the Katonah Reading room. next Monday even
ing
Frederick T. Hopkins and his family. OF New-York