New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02

A CROss-COUNTRY HUNT WITH WILLIAM
E. ISELIN
THE MARRIAGE OF CHARLES E. HORTON AND
MISS VIRGINIA LALEY. IN WARRINGTON
AMATEUR ACTORS REHEARSING
WORK OF THE LOCAL BOWL
ING CI.CBS.


WORK OF THE LOCAL BOWL
ING CLUES
Nathaniel c. Reynal master OF the hounds
In an informal hunt with the beagles Of William r.
Isein Of New Rochelle. Tuesday last The course
was through the open country between White fiaihs
and the Sound. Among those who followed the
hounds" Mr.. and Mrs. J. Borden Hartman
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman. Mr.. and MIS-.
Trainor Park Miss Bessie Enos, Miss Math.lde
Enos Eugene Reyna and Louis Haight
Charles F. Horton jr. of this village, was married
on Wednesday last in Washington to Miss Virginia
Ialey Of Richmond. Va Mr. Horton met MS
bride in White Plains several years ago WINE sne
was visiting at the home OF w. w. Ford, in Broad
way Since then he has spent the winter seasons III
Richmond. Miss Laey comes of an Cd southern
family and since her debut has been favorlte al
all Richmond social affairs Mr.. Horton is grand-
son OF Charles Horton vice-president OF the Centr"
Bank of Westchester County. In this village. and IS
one of the principal stockholders Of the bank After
a short sojourn in the South, Mr.. and Mrs Horton
will probably return here to live
Theodore Sedgwick and his wife, Margaret Sedg-
wick nee Beales. the latter granddaughter OF the
late Eugene Kelly. and whose marriage last year
In ST. Francis Xaviers Church was one OF the 1ash-
ionable weddings of the season. have made their
home for the summer at the country Piace VI INC
brdegrooms parents. In Scarsdaie
The rehearsals of the amateur actors for the
dramatic entertainment to be given for tine benent
of the White Plains Band on May u are giving
satisfaction to Eben H. p Squire. the manager
who besides taking part in both plays TO be gwen
that evening has the executive responsibility as
we'll. Mr.. Squire is the favorite In his line mere
and always makes hit" Others In the casts
whose work is we'll known are Robert j. fooy. IT,
Louis d. Ferriss Charles A. Vanderbilt MISS Helen
Coles Miss Roby and Miss Edgerton Miss Leila
McIntyre vocalist, Of Boston. and f. c. Corbin.
Xarl< xui al
. At Miss Mcintyre. who is well known mere mas
done considerable singing in the New-Engand
States, where she is popular.
Burton c. Shaw has severed his connection with
the firm of Shaw & Harper and now represents
large New-York house as salesman for this county.
An artistic cottage will be built at Wilam-st anu
Barker-ave by Edward Charbonneau. on the lot
which he lately purchased from the William Smith
Brown estate The plans were made by Frank
Horton Brown This is the fourth house built by
Mr. Charbonneau in that neighborhood which IS
rapidly developing into one of the prettest ana most
desirable residential sections OF the town
The property left by Henry Groot. in Greenburg,
was sold at executors sale at the courthouse asi
for $1,000 to ex-Sheriff Frank G. Schrmer The price
is considered reasonable Another Mouse al % n ~
Richard L. Hopkins. The lot In Harmon-st went to
II. Lowr for 1915.
A. c. Rowe and his family have given up their
S SS"se or D"'e"'e''' 'N'' ~ $780,
wedding to TAKE HANK Ra' Both that o S of
people have wide circle of friends. and much in
terest is manifested in the affair.
The services tomorrow of the German Lutheran
CONGREGATION viii be conducted by the Rev. August
FetS in the rooms over Hoppers. Railroad ana
Lexington ayes
George Mead and his family have Te%Hysd 5rSm
IorngS 10 b 5Se Mrs. Tptegrove
The fftieth anniversary OF the establishment OF
the Rosedale Chapel will be celebrated on sundSy
May 10 with elaborate special services. numDer
of ministers will take part in the services among
Mem hs fs psc Joan c eDMs pastor the
The Unvarnished Bowling Club, whose membership
includes of the professional men OF the vage,
won a game in a contest with the SUBURBAN S!uD
TUESDAY las, BY y The r Ss sa
evening bv "a.
series Of games betWse w the PP55 Gsest se
} sGw1'n won 1 by "a alIG pins r.t ''A' " w
Hiram Garrison Of Lexington ave, died on Tues
day from hear, aqr sba and e6sno on SUNDAY
night. The funeral was held yesterday. The burial
was in Woodlawn.
The "caico hop of the White Plains Concord'a
successful and enjoyable affair The attendance was
female dancers. that were not made Of calico
County Treasures ocs i fairly ba issuing oysr
Of licenses under the provisions OF the Kanes Excise
force Of hs Once ve made County
Treasurer Hoag nsa an5 evarvSna
Is cleared up every day At the hour Of closing vine the
OFFICE Up to and including Ihursd t Jhepe %eTe
Miss Wright of Hamton-ave. has been enter
tainIng this week Miss Morford. of Long Branch
Union Hook and Ladder Company held Its annua!
inspection and review and Its annual election or
officers on Thursday evening. They were accom-
nanied in the parade by the recently organized
Fire Patrol and headed by the White Plains l3and:
II was the first turnout of the Fire Patrol ana
much interest was taken in the review on that
account A supper served at Dolls after the
parade at which the delegation from PeasantvHe
Pioneer Engine Company were the guests OF the nre-
men The officers elected were: Richmond h. STAGE,
PRESIDENT: Charles Z. Pauding foreman Thomas
e. Jnderhill, first assistant foreman; James H.
C,owan second assistant foreman. George X FOX.
secretary: William S. Verplank. treasurer John
Emherson delegate to State convention: James H.
Cowan r NJ Taylor, A. NJ Hustis. Auditing Com
mttee: A. H. Smith. Tracy Cowen. Frank Pierce,
Committee on Membership.
The lecture by Miss Russell at the Cooking School
to-day will be on odds and Ends The attendance
s these lectures has increased that two lectures
q week will be given hereafter. Wednesday next
the subject will be Frying.
DR. Schmids lecture in the High School series,
which was postponed. will be delivered by him on
Thursday evening at O'CLOCK
Tho office OF the Water Company has been re-
moved to the Banks Building in Rairoad-ave
Independent Engine Company will hold It's first
INSPECTION and drill of the season on thursday.
Paving Contractor Neagle has established an
once with C. p Falconi at Mamaroneck and Rail-
road
louis Gillespie has been made manager for Shaw