New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-22
WHITE PLAINS.
ro1D WEATHER NO BAR TO ATTENDANCE
AT SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

ENTERTAINMENTS PAST AND TO CoMT
r1AN ENpEAvoRERs TO HAVE coNVEN-
rIoN-MINoR Notes ABOUT TOWN
~o,u,,he,and,np the extremely cold weather OF
Tho veek the attendance at the various entertain
ments and sociables in town has peeh sa''s 49,
On Monday evening last ST. John 3 man " ,n
Young Ladies' Sodality OF the Chufch u 90
the Evangelist gave an entertainment anu r
,ion was filed with the friends OF the amateurs
The entertainment melted several hunureu "o
4 home wedding took place on TUESDAY "i'e'
noon last at 5:i5 O'Clock at the home OF N'' ""u
Mrs David \. Weed in Scarsdae' 'he CUM. ,,
rarties being their only daughter MISS -
Alma and Wfred Everett Wiles. Ihe mouse was
pre,t,ly decorated with flowers ana eVersIee''S'
under bower Of which Archdeacon Van h'ee~N'
NJ White Plains performed the ceremony Inc
bridesmaid was Miss Adde b. Sn.fhn cous'" %
the bride and Professor Joseph n Yves Oh i'o0N
land Lake a brother OF the bridegroom was pest
man The bride Is a direct descendant on the ma
terna, side Of President Daniel d. IoInpK'hs'
while the groom is a son Of ox-Judge FREDERICK j.
w,Ies If Rockland County and comes OF one o. me
oldest families on the Hudson. The wedding was
quiet affair and the guests included manly me
relatives Of both parties. The couple started on
short trip through the South
The progressive euchre party at tfe home OF
Miss Sadie Malcolm. in Kensico, last MONDAY even
ing was enjoyable affair
Tuesday
cent inmates AT Bloomngdale enjoyed a masquerade
hall In the theatre within the institution grounds
The music was furnished by the Boomnsdale Or
chestra Circle.
An Informal leap-year dance was held at the home
of the Misses TomDkns. in broadway last Monday
evening The patronesses were Mrs. Gilbert Frazer
Mrs William a. Woodworth Mrs. Thomas lie Valley
and Mrs. William b. Tlbbts. The parors Of the
old homestead which half century ago was
famous boarding-school. were particularly inviting.
and among those in attendance were Mr. and Mrs
William A. Woodwork. Miss Aimee Woodwor'h'
II. =. Griffin. Mrs Gilbert Frazer. Miss Helen
Frazer Mrs T. lie Valley and the Misses Maud
and Mamie lie Valley. DR.. Durham. DR.. Austin
Snifnn Robert Farley. Root Sutherland Edward
Green George and Edward McChan. MI Plumley'
Miss Cecil Tompkins Miss Nettle Schmd. MISS
Rhoda Moehring. Miss Parks. Mrs William b. It'd
hits and the Misses Tibbits, Mr.. Hoag and the
Misses Bell
The fourteenth convention of the Local Union OF
Christian Endeavor Of Northern Westchester
County will be held to-day at the First Baptist
Church. in Mamaroneck-ave. Afternoon ana even
ing sessions will be held The afternoon session VIII
begin at 230 o'clock with devotional exercises Inc
address of welcome will be delivered by MISS Annie
Hind,ey president of the White Plains Baptist So
ciety. Miss Agnes Bakey. Of the White rams
PRESBYTERIAN Society. will read paper on Nouiu-
ing Young Life by Christian Endeavor frlnclp'es'
Mrs A. G. Fessenden. of the Mount klsco rresoS
terjan Society will discuss The Echoes OF the Last
Convention" and r. +. Carr. of the Chappaqua
Friends Society. will read paper entitled Are
There Breakers Ahead? There VII, ne oiejng ss.
sion Will begin with praise sviNlce co!u ,,, ~
Onion. The Rev. James a. Francis OF the ki yer
side Baptist Church. OF New lork, ana me Key.
adrea of he evening the former choosing his
Subject Soul Winning ard the latter me Gohs e1
cra;ed Life" The conservation meeting VIII De eu
Sra' the Rev j. H. Eastman. sou'hbound trains
leave White Plains at s and lq ana the socief
are: President. Thomas T. Hill Mount klsco Vc nd
president MIS- Hall Td Rare Kao1ah c S
responding secretary. Miss Grace r. Travis Bed
Sr F. cSIr r na Red and MISS
Minnie Griffin. White Plains. compose the Execu-
The Big Four Club of White Plains gave success
mi apron and neckte festival for the benefit OF the
Bethei Baptist Church organ fund in the Audito-
rum. on Thursday evening The committee ,r IN
charge included Mrs Kos ror A. WTs walter
Wilkerson Miss Anna Pendleton and Miss Violet
At the Auditorium on Tuesday evening the Hoosier
Kicking Club gave a smoker. at which number
Of out-of-town actors essayed an entertainment.
Board Of Supervisors has adopted The ai recon 6s
and this year weschester County will pay in STATE
the COUNTS portion Of the State ,ax-an increase
of s2o $50 49, The county tax agsFesa as ssg
The Board of Supervisors has disapproved OF the
Recommendations Of the Grand Jury wherein 1t was
to haze ,Se i law Ss ss na
. Sheriff in the pursuit and apprehension of criminals.
The presentment Of the Grand Jury which wa, was
recommended that tramps COMMITTED to the county I,I
Jail should be put to work In the tailyard breaking
stone which could be used on the streets
The Committee on Equalization of Assessments Of
the Board of Supervisors estimates the full value OF
real estate in Yonkers at l25; Mount Vernon
Dobbs Ferry, Irvington and Tarryown) N5l72sSo;
Neck sS5G2,6S3 .Ossinning (which includes Sing
Sing. Sparta and Scarborough, sS.3ssl5I; White
Pans 4SsS a and GqIaRs po Mhss
Teachers examina tons will be held at the Union
Free School, March and by School Commits
soner Thompson.
A musical will be held in the Presbyterian Chapel
on Thursday evening next
The White Plains Gun Club and the Cobweb
Gun Club of Baychester. will shoot a return match
on the White Plains Gun Club grounds to-day
Before the White Plains High School next Friday
evening Frederick Seymour will lecture on Music
and Its History
in the First Baptist Church next THURSDAY evening,
taking for his topic Norway and sweden
The suit OF Michael j. Hogan against the village
for $3.50. balance due on an alleged contract ior
racadam furnished the village several years ago.
was decided favor of the village this week in the
Supreme Court.
At the next session Of the Board of Trustees Cor
poration Counsel Dykman will submit the proposed
law for the appointment OF commission 10 locate
and establish system OF waterworks in the village
Chaplain McCabe Will lecture in the Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church next Monday evening
Dr. Atwood and his bride who Miss Helen
Pearce Jarvis have returned from their wedding
trip and are now settled at Bloomingdale.
DE- samuel p Lyon the medical suPsf ar Ssn
months trip abroad. Mrs Lyon and her son &C
company him in his travels.
KATONAH.
The Home Missionary Society met at Mrs. Hal
tett's last Wednesday and accomplished much sew
Ing for he!r,charitabfe objects.
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