New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
WHITE PLAINS.
PLANS FOR THE LITERARY CARNIVAL IN
AID OF THE HOSPITAL.


BOOTHS TO BE NAMED AFTER wELL-KNow"
WORKS AND THE ATTENDANTS APPRo-
PRIATELY cosrUMED-A SUCCESS
FuL JUNE FESTIVAL
Tho women Of the Hospital Board OF Managers
and their assistants are busily engaged perfecths
the arrangements for the literary carnivaI 20
be held in July for the benefit Of the hosp!'a.' ~
promises TO be one Of the most interesting enter
tainments ever given in White Plains II VIII DC
held on the grounds OF the Sisters OF the D'iho
Compassion. in Broadway. known as the old Pruu-
homne nlace The booths VII possess an interes.
apart from the objects be disposed Of In them as
each will bear the name OF some FAMOUS 0O0N
those In charge OF the booth 20 be dressed as dr DIS
possible in costumes appropriate to the charae'eis
delineated in the vo.ume. The supper ooO'h VIII Oe
Squirrel Inn" The cream department Will oe
named after Whi;ter's Snow Bound" the girls
waiting on the tables being clad IN snow-whi'e
gowns The lemonade well viii he siy.ed 'he o!H
Oaken Bucket" VANITY Fair VIII be the uue
OF the fancy article booth. The KncKeroocHeF
booth managed by attendants in quaint Du'ch COS
tunes will contain the household articles span
sh Gipsv" Will tell fortunes with all the eloquehce
OF the original The candy booth VIII be the otcAi.
Minister" where madens clad in the 'ar'ans VI
various Scotch clans WI manufacture sweets.
"Creat Expectations" and Called Back are the
bs the flower booth. "Over the Tea-Cups Will re-
mind the patrons Of the chocolate booth OF the
genial .Autocrat Of the Breakfast-Table. Nv or'h
winning" Victor or Vanquishcd' and House OF
seve, Gables" are some OF the other titles 10 DO
used.
A musical and literary entertainment VIII DC si'e"
for the benef, Of Greonburg Reformed Chufcn' II
Elmsford by the Young Peoples society OF O"'ls'
tian Endeavor. Thursday next. at ,. N.
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Non,.y,rk has oponed his summer place on the Tar
rytOwn Road
Miss Sadie Bassford. Of New-sufTolk. Long Island,
.s the guest o: her sister. Mrs DAVID McAiu'7N' %
Davis-ave.
on account of the severe ranstorm last Sunday
.ha ohsarvancc Of ChudreH's Day in the Presbyter-
,on Church was postponed until tomorrow after
noon at 3 O'clock when the literary and mnslGa, .I;S
programme which has been prepared ehN"e" IL"
Good Shepherd" VIII be presented
Tho Alpha Phi Society Of the High School VII
give It's first annual informal hop On Fri1aY even
fng. June %. in the Auditorium Building
Mrs. NJ. Reinelds will shortly bcgir he crnstruc-
,,on OF a three-story md basement house @'\9 on
her lot IN White Plains Park
s,nerntendent os Streets Zlba Carpenter hHs
several gangs Of men IN d.ffe-'nt parts OF '"e VI
LACE working on the high voTs. lie has "H'e many
resded in,nroyenenfs. and lle streets olc iaI'dy
being pat In frst-class con
Edward Charboneau has begun the construction
Of a cottage in William-st.. near Barkri-nve
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Joseph A. Walker Lodge
No 49, Knights OF Pythias. Will 9~ conhrme' as d
regular adjunct to the orgaaizl-ion oy tie HrSha
Chancellor on july =
Tho churches OF White Plains have arrange1 10
,oLa IN an annual collection or he benefit " the
bosn,tal Grace Episcopal and tho First Presbyte-
ran churches will take up the collection tomorrow
Notice will be given when me "'N'' r'''0"'' "'''
make the collection
bo,7f ,Ne s
= SUNDAY afternoon at go and N he evening at
10 Benedict j. Carpenter Will conduct the even
ing services
successful festival given on Thursday IN
Rosedae for the benefit Of the Rosedae Chc:ch-
The White Plains Concordia had he place Of
honor IN the recent saengerfest in NoAHe9s
Miss Ammo Langworthy. State lecturer OF the "
c. r T., will speak IN Lafayette Han on 'he even,
ing Of Tuesday next, al p. m. on Health and
Heeredi,y."
The public and high schools close for the term or
Friday The exercises in connection with the closing
will he held IN the assembly room OF the schoo! OF
Monday afternoon. at 3 O'Clock. by 5he Primary de-
nartment; Tuesday evening, at o'clock, by the
Grammar department. and Thursday evening Jnn'
25 by the High school, when the schoIars WIZ % p
sent a play entitled Mask Of Pandora. 0n 'h'
Friday following the schools will be assembled ''
hear ihe promotions and graduatons read.
The June festival held by the women of the Me-
mortal Methodist Episcopal Church in Lafayette fai
on Wednesday evening was success Il "a' ~
have been held the church lawn, hut on accouh
Of the weather It was held in the hall. The decoTa
ttons consisted chiefly of the National coors TIT
ice-cream tables were in charge OF MIS- o'hoo"
maker. Miss Nettie Hamlet, Miss Jane HagseTy
Mrs Charles l.. Nichols. Mrs. George X Cox as
sisted by Miss Jennie Sellers. Miss Lennie Shainp
nois Miss Grace Hidehrand. Miss Hattie DSliht
Miss Pearl Edgerton and Miss Parme.la She'ekt ,s
AT the lemonade well were Mrs. lie GUN ana MIS-
Adele lie Qun The souvenir table was IN cmdfgg d & .
Mrs George Mead. Mrs. Henry Snincn an9 M Mrs
Y Moore Mrs Jennie Henderson. Miss jessie Lon;
and Miss Stella Weeks William g. HhdeDi tfu
Joseph Peterson. Clifford Benton ana Mrs. Ea"af'
HOPKINS also assisted In the cream Department.
The case OF Richard Burnett and Frederick J
Klenke against the president and trustees or tn
village Of New-Rochee and West Chester Electro
Railway Company occupied the session OF the ou
preme Court before Justice Dykman YESTERDAY
morning This Is an action brought TO ahnu 'n
franchise granted to the railway company by tn
village authorities upon the ground that the trus
tees had failed require the company TO pay U
the village the sum of $3.50. which they had rlgh
IN do and that the Franchise was granted IN pur
suance OF q corrupt and unlawful combination ail'
consnracy and that the votes of the trustees were
secured by fraud, bribery and corruption anu y,
the payment Of money therefor me case dQr d3 IN
ment was taken until June 30, wnen the defence WI
be heard.
John Henry Baker the colored man. who 1t II
charged shot and killed his wife In the Negro Hills
east of this village taken TO the jail Yesterday
by Officer Shay. He arrested in Nyack OF
Thursday night where he had been held as sus
pcIous person. and for carrying concealed weapons
a reward OF $3.50 had been offered for his arrest.
TARRYTOWN.
Miss Fannie Harris will shortly sail for Europe
where she intends 10 remain until September.