New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-26
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

The final preliminary rounds in the tennis tourna-
ment OF the Ladies' Club were played on Tuesday
afternoon, and furnished some rare sport for the
spectators. The finals will not be contested until
September The scores made were follows:
Mixed doubles: Preliminary round-Miss Kobbe
and Mr.. Boyd beat Miss Edwards and Mr.. Robin
son. g. CO: Miss Coffin and Mr.. Ogilby beat Miss
Robinson and Mr.. Walker SIS. Go, g. Miss
Taylor and Mr.. Carrere drew a bye. First round
Miss Coffin and Mr. Ogilby beat Mr.. Carrere and
Miss Taylor. CO. 60; Mrs Walker and Mr. Willis
beat Miss Heineken and Mr. Battell. e. Sc. O.
Women's doubles: Preliminary round-Miss Kobbe
and Miss Coffin beat Miss Wendt and Miss Ben
nett, g.. ca; Miss Robinson and Miss McNamee
beat Miss Scrymser and Miss Taylor 6-l 81
First round-Miss Coffin and Miss kobbe beat MISS
Robinson and Miss McNamee 6-5, 60
A fair in aid Of the Staten Island Hospital VIII
he given next Thursday the lawn OF Paul Heine-
man in Bard-ave., Livingston. 1t Will be In charge
of Miss Ida Heineman. Katie Eggena, Daisy "aii
and Bertha and Louise Irving.
DR. l. s. Ayers Of CentraI-ave.. Tcmpkinsville.
will lecture before the New-Jersey state Dehta'
Society next week at Asbury PARK
The second reception of the Hart Park Tennis
Club took place yesterday afternoon There were
several Informal games OF tennis
Mrs George Bell. Of St. George. gave roNey
marty on Monday evening for number OF the
Younger set Of St George, among whom were MISS
Elizabeth Whittemore. Miss Frida Bell the MISSES
lie Valley Miss Anita BE Bost. Miss Annie Hal
lett Miss Julia Morris, Miss Lily Morris, MISS
reese and Messrs Sexton, Cannon Gum. heiHe-
man. Trask, Prince. lie Valley, Ferro and Lentii-
hon $1,000,
ana basebau team will play n game at the cricket
grounds on Monday afternoon .. n.,,o ,onon
THO bicycle road races which were 10 nave taken
place at Annandale yesterday were postponed until
August .s ., Island Quartet Club will hold It's an
nuai summer festival AT South Beach tomorrow
evening. -. ,,a or. arr,rgi,y for
mn associated century run to be held next month.
Ii Will be the first run Of the KIND irPm ,he Is Wr
NJ L. La Huilier. reports the receipt OF ~" IN
jq HYs pano rron,,, COMPANY ha. begun an ex-
neriment Of placing smoking-cars on the early
morning trains The improvement Is apparently
The Citizens' Cornet Band Of castleton corners
has orSanl a E BaRe !nS Henry
her: treasurer " W. Hale; secretary. w. J. Ais
'o r6e Annual clambaEe of St Patricks Church
Richmond WIN be 5sid at peslers Hotel S New
declares %'n the bake viii exceed that of any other
year in delciousness. ,-, p.u
road will hold picnic on TUESDAY y at Silver Lake
ganzed Mckinley and Hobart htr cub WIN na the
Kali The club already has over 10, members
ir IN St. as Nary 1f ia Clifton from September
p to S The profits VII 70 10 the building , tInd
The marriage OF MISS Juilh bIo"n anu TAIN
Scntt Of POI: Richmond will take place In Sep
TENDER. -. g.. >,...s,-.
Episcopal Church. Port Richmond has returned
home from q Wait to Washington. ID. &. ,
The residentt OF the Curtis School District NO
have voted 1920 for the purpose OF doubling the
Mrs August Horrmann and Miss Pauline Horn
mann. Of Stapleton. sailed yesterday for Europe
Past commander Bernard Mullin. OF Richmond
Post No b24, q. A. r.. has been appointed aide
de-camp the stan OF James D Graham' state
commander. w.
Excelsior Temple. Templars Of Liberty; OF Tomp-
k.nsyille will give n picnic at Silver Lake tomor-
row afternoon and evening
George William Curtis Council Royal Arcanum.
is arranging for a trolley party which will be held
early next month. :.
The Rev Alfred Demorest, Of the Port Richmond
Reformed church. has gone to White Lake. Sull-
van County, for his health.