New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28
WHITE PLAINS.
THE COMING ENTERTAINMENT BY me
FIFE AND DRUM CORPS.

aocrAr. FEATURES AND INCIDENTS OF THE "EEA
AFFAIRS TO FOLLOW EASTER
~. .choes ~ the Country Cub ball, which was re-
cavity held IN ST. Johns Hall, have hardiy suosusu
before another ball is announced al the ci'se ~ Wv
Ienten season, by the White Plans rlte Gnu -
Corps. This will be held in the Auditorium uul'"s
,,s second week In April. the exact GATE peiis 'e "
doubt The members of the corps nave ai"a 80
.uccsss,,I with their social affairs. and the huica
,ions are that this one will follow tho usual ''"
so.,abe. and literary entertainments SUI! ha'c
following among the ranks of the peasure 80
The regular monthly socable gwen oy ~ Ia
oordla Singing Society at Dolls union iiAi, -.
pariors on Wednesday evening ias' wa" ..snorded
tended The members and their famiheS respo..
"a the invitations with promptness ana t"e pr
-. ., sona speech-makng and dancing wa"
appreciated - .v.ve-
Thu leading social affair Of the week. now..~,'
ma. m. reception given by Mrs James L. 60
AZ her commodious home IN Church-s." Va n.,
A., .vsnine 70 the Junior League OF hins 80
Gay e'.""e >s.n,or,,, Methodist Episcopal Church
sv's - NO. nrettiy decorated. Mr.. and MIS-
n,nan we're courteous entertainers. and the 'e'"''
prosramme was entertaining and ihs'fu'
III. rdale Orchestral Circle gave a oehen'
full entertainment last evening d. Wv
utt,s threatre in the institution pu'iui"s''
rb.. .ysr,ng the members Of the Epworth Leasue
-, m. Rosedale Church will give literary INV
steal entertainment r.,,os.
rh. musical and literary people OF t"e ~ IT,
Methodist Episcopal Church IN haii,so" o,,.r.
an entertainment IN the church next luesu"' - ~,
on ..,.ur entertainers from White Plans VIII
assist. $500 c,.
rha concert to be given by the Amherst D'ee,
pario and Mandolin clubs in the AuditCFu of the
the evening of Tuesday APT, ,Eets for the affair
White Plains H99spit ais Inc "NN
are having ready SAFE 1,s,aro c,uh last
number Of members Of the TSranaP Pa tIuo Tn
Of
cub a. Bsss s6s R asnd As
the Bronx smong those present were James B.
lakewood. ex-Schooi Commissioner; Janes Fred
Deputy County Clerk S'f IiTnan. and number Of
In the Auditorium Thursday night the
Kepuohcaan an natc entertainment. cake walk; dance
and supper which was well attended i"' N'N'
numbers about seventy members
rh members of the First Baptist Church nave mao
. successful week In celebrating tne WEN Wh,e
rss1saFyp Si dne the unpropos TINES
the exercises have been well atenoeH oan es9eciay
PeaSea Because Of the carrying out Of The pro-
sramme contemplated On Iu M;cSiyean Central
R,,,road who has interested himself consderaoy
Of late in phanthropic work spoke on Rew
ndwsv Of t the Thirty Street Church. New
York spoke Independence OF fhe subject Of
3hs Rev F. NJ Goodchilds address on "Wednesday
evening On Tnufsday YEARS sTsn was dwe upon By
Sn u.or tba rev DR. Gorham. The Rev Dr. W. n.
Ea,nce also delivered address Last eVeii,i h
on Anniversary meeting was held lnsteau % Vii
usual Sunday evening seavi ocock and short ad
dress followed by the baptism OF three ca"o'uA'o''
which will close the exercises 1850
At the annual meeting OF Union HOOK en1 Lau-
der Company last Thursday evenng me ioioSiT r
Nominations were made: President, ficnIhoh ~. e.
Siade. foreman Charles p. Pauldng: assistant 1ore
men, Thomas Underhill Julian Verp anrSa Cor.
lanes Cowan; recording secretary. George SoA,
treasurer william Verplanck delegate 10 me S,ae
Convention. John Emerson; chiet engineers
Stephen W Smith and William Read
Among the proposed building improvements Is q
pubc hall In Martn-ave to be Dut 2y Don.i' nnH
+ Sweeney and cottages by Thomas r. hart am
Mrs John J. Refill in Grove-st. David Maloney, %
Bioomngdale. will also have three co'laees eie0'eA
at Grove and Quarroppas SITS
Miss Cora Russell will lecture on 'Pastrles ana
Pies" in the White Plains Cooking Scnooi at p H.
to-day. 80, ,,.
Edmund G. Sutherland Tax Collector. will collect
town taxes on April 1. 4. g. and from a. IN. 70
1 n m Greenburg taxes VIII be conected D! ~.
iac;or George c. Menzes at Becker's Hotel on
April 2l 40 ,,
German Lutheran Church services will be held
over Honpers store tomorrow at 1890 a. m
Supreme Court Justice J. o. Dykman has plans
out for a house of handsome design In Greenridee
Park ,-,,,,
The outlet sewer main from Grove-st to William
ct in Railroad-ave, Will be rebuilt In Apri. i no
contract will be awarded on Monday evening next
The regular meeting Of the Westchester county
Teachers Association will be held at the Hlsh
School on April II.
George Jones. a resident of The Hills, in Harrison
shot William c. Washburn, nelghbor In the risht
arm on Thursday night during a quarrel