New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
WHITE PLAINS.
srprEMBER WILL BE A MONTH REPLETE
WITH SOCIAL AFFAIRS.
THE LAWN FAIR AT THE CARIyoN ARMS ON
WEDNESDAY EVENING FOR THE SICK

THE LAWN FAIR AT THE CARLNoN Ahme "'>
WEDNESDAY EVENING FOR THE SICK
RABIES FUND WAS BIG SUCCESS
This village Will not suffer for lack OF entertain
r,ent In Sep,emher The month began with the
lawn fair at the Carlyon Arms. on WEDNESDAY even
ing peach and cream festival VIII De heiu neN'
Monday and Tuesday in 81. johns nan i"e'
comes the county fire parade. Oh the -Sd INST " e
followed I'm the evening by dance. smoker ana
open-air concert Following closely on the parauo
Comes the annual fair and horse snow OF the west
chester County Agricultural Society. at the rum
Grounds 10 last week. In the mean uiho 500
interesting games Of golf Will be played az INV
Knollvood club and the White Plain Footbai oiuo
,u ,lav the first of a series OF games OF foctbali.
The lawn fair held or the grounds OF the 'aii'o"
A., ,n ,,roadway was largely attended
r.,,fv,ns amount was realized for the Sick bapies
Fund for the benefit OF which it was gwen Iho
grounds were pretty with light ana coo'' INC
tas:efullv trimmed booths and many Japanese i
terms suspended from the trees gave the sro""u' "
hower-]ike effect. Miss Margareta "aihsoois We"
the gypsy fortuneteler. and the other young iauie
o,ho haA charge of booths were Miss Adele Leauh'
Miss Mabel Sniifin. Miss Wnhelmina uainsco,e B.
MIC Julia sniffn. Miss Lillian Williamson MISS
Carrie Iong Miss Raauel Gainsbore' MISS re'''
Edeer,on and Miss Elena Gansborg
The German Lutheran congregation mas he'e,o
fore onl, held services every other sunday "
,Dn,rg to-morrow services will be held every sun
6sv morning at 1880 o'clock SundaY-schooi Will
he held al 9 30 O'Clock IL the morning. az usual
The I,nion Praying Band will be at the Lake
Street Chapel or September IT, meetings WI" W
held both morning and evening -
Miss Adele Wicks. OF Westchester-ave. was en-
tertained 10y Mrs. Charies le'SV" q" ~
scarsdae. this week p ,,oros,,,s ard their son.
wsiier Cornelius of Church-st and Barker raw,
arrived home this week from WISH 10 Mt, naSo
iius's former home in ENGLAND Ihey also i'''o
s. trip through Scotland ana IIeianu' has r.turned
Mrs Emeline Bull. of Central-aVe. mas ie'ui
from a visit the Thousand dsianas' ., Veterans
John y jenkins Camp NO. ~, sons VI ,e.o $3.50
lii VOID a reuiar meeting In the society 8 rooms.
az Railroad-ave. ana Sprine-st.. IhursuaS' 0ep'e'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. MaeLean have returned
irSi KISS Campbel Of Stewart Place has been the he
guest Of her cousins. the MISSES O'''
Ro6ept E. Farley has returned from visit 10
his parents in Fort Plain AL. Ann, Jarvis
Mrs AlgeTnon :. Jarvis ana MISS F,liin - 90 -.
have returned from Bridsewater. ~ H. where 'i'e'
spent last month -, poaford Station
,oSn,erly of White plains is visiting Mrs William
H. Schermerhorn, of Centrai-srv.. .o, ,ava returned
Mr. and Mrs Richard Van Iassel nav ,,un,ner
from Ocean Grove. where they spent the summer
months pa,u,o,, parreu and Miss Ida
Farrell have returned from visit to RocKawa{y o,s
The Prohibition County Convention WI 3e hei ~
Sing Sing. on Monday. September. ~. 49,.
Mrs Lyman W BLOWN Of f'I Browe. Nave re-
tUrned 20 White Plains from Fshkl Landing and
Paterson. where they spent the summer. ,.,,..
Services will be held at the Union Gospei Nisslo Oh
tomorrow afternoon at $50 O'Clock ana at '''O
Justice John p Moran Miss Mary Moran ana
James H. Budway, who spent several weeks at
FLOCK Island. have returned home 49, GU.
Mr. and Mrs George J.. Miller ana MISS oheI-
wood have returned from the Adirondacks
Miss Minnie Fowler Of Fsh-ave.. is entertaining
Miss l.. Benson of Nassiac. \. y g.. 49,,
The Star Bowling Club was reorganized for the
coming season on Wednesday. The officers are
CHARLES Devne president: James J. sullivan. vice
nrnsiIenf. Matthew Hewitt secretary; Walter Sci,
Ear treasurer: Frederick Ketcham. captain, ana
William o. sullivan lieutenant.