New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-08
LONG ISLAND.
NOTES FROM TOWNS IN QUEENS AND
SUFFOLK COUNTIES.
vt11rrsTONE AND NEWTOWN.


Hook and Ladder Company, No l. OF Whitestohe'
is preparing for It's dramatic entertainment, which
will take place on next Monday evening Inc IRE
ladies will present the Irish drama. Shaun hhue
William J. Mcmahon. the chief Of the Department.
will play the leading character, and the rest Oh ','
cast will be taken care of by J. r. ORourke, r. ).
ORourke Albert Bagley Richard Kelly, ROBERT
Kane Edward j. Howe. John Heating. Frank MARX rt
lev Miss Sophia Cooley and Miss Grace Kelly ne
proceeds of the entertainment Will go 10 the pe'''"'
fund of the company.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Stanton, Of Rosyn. conten'
plate removing from there home. The Highlands. AT
Rosyn. and will take up their residence IN As'"i'
Long Island city.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Mamie
Thomas. OF Whitestone. to Or. Francis LANCE o'
Astoria, Long Island city
The bowling contest held under the auspices OF
the Twinkling Stars, at Pisters bowling alley Jack
son-ave., newborn, Wednesday evening" az a.,
tracted a large crowd. The contest was spriteu %.
il finally narrowed down to two contestants, Joseph
s. Mcnamara Of Newtown, and Gustav Io.ac ho "
ever Mr.. Poiack proved himself the better bowler
and the gold medal was awarded to him.
SEA CLIFF. GLEN COVE AND HIcKsvILLE.
AT the meeting Of the F. W. Gelssenhaner En-
CINE Company. OF Sea Cliff on TUESDAY evening"
Henry p Combes the foreman Of the company,
offered his resignation. which was accepted IT, a.
Zimmerman was elected In his place Inc com-
pany voted to turn over bell. hose carriage etc.
to the village trustees. who, In turn VIII iur"is"
A meeting OF the congregation Of st. Luke's
CHURCH in Sea Cliff will be held to-day to con-
cider financial matters and the future OF the parish
in general.
can,a,n and Mrs Peake have returned from their
wedding trip and are visiting friends at Sea CHI
Tho residents of Glen Cove and the taxpayers OF
the town OF OYSTER Bay united against the
granting OF large tracts OF land under water re-
Gently applied for Mrs. Louise g. W. L@ne"'
wife OF Edward r. Ladew. Of New-York VINO puf-
chased Elsinore the estate Of the late S.muel ~;
NJ Barlow, has applied for an absolute title IN i Zee
simple Of nearly twentytwo acres OF ,bar annllca
lions have made. 1t Is urged that II INC :o't,
missioner grants these apPca''onsr VIII petittons
are being circulate ted and the signatures demonserae
the fact 44 be SS are to heard
the Commissioner at Albany. on March TO- am Inv nv
ward Cromwell OF Glen Cove has been einpioyeu ~
the town to represent the public IN oppos''h 10 '"'
applications. ,
The fourth dance Of the season given sy s ssa S
was held on Tuesday evening in the counci..rooi,s,
and was larse.y attended Among the guests were
M MI an? Mr. M and ? Mps John Small Mr. Mrs Paul
ii Grimm Mr. and Mrs samuel r3derh, Rarr sfa
Mr and Mrs charles Ream Mrs; r. Frank Bovine ,}ses
Mrs Frank Benham NJ f1sa a. M,n ue Campbell
Allie priest Aiiie Bond. Mary Montfort, Louie
baldwin Florence Miller Saais F Fs%ehsr Louie
Han ida schlecher Elsie sche!cher LIZZIE Duaen
EIlfh Duryea Hattie coulter, LIME 90
Uea rice Ueniricksor. Florence Clock, Ellwoou y
TITUS william L. Luyster Lester puryea' iryng
Fsnrher William Streetcr. John Small w aI,es
campbell. Allen Maxwell, John Graham Thomas Thonas
Murphy Leon Debouay. BENJAMIN SnalI, i"o Inh,
coles Fred Kopetcheny, Daniel Heseman' 'ohh
Downln and John Coles
The social affair Of the season In Hicksvlie was
the marriage OF Miss Rose sefert OF Brooklyn, 70
I,l,ns purick OF Jerse: city, at ST lgnatlus
Roman catholic Church Wednesday evening AT
s o'clock Father Lawrence Fuch oiiciat,hg, nc
bridesmaid was Miss Emily Sefert. the pest man
being BENJAMIN Purick brother OF the ordesTTT,n;
charles Van Nostrand OF Brentwood ana "LIi dn
Van Nosrand. OF Hcksville uncies o, 'n rscepton
Vas held at tho home Of Mr. and Mrs. to n%sd
Pur!ck The young couple ley ior an assy CIV
triial tour and they will settle down IN jersey Ivy
Miss Rose Bose daughter OF Mr.. ana 1. MIS-.
Henry Bosse OF Hlcksvie was SURPRISES o" md me
vo;,ng hostess made 1t peasant Tor ,heIn. 40
svening was passed In playing games dancing s s'a
yitb ,nstrimental and vocal music. ending ~s "a a
,,nnar Among those present were the Misses re .,
stn Emma ard Annie hasten. Florence ben ne.
Iui Dauch Ada Herbs Lizzie Prisga EN n,grec
Ia cussie Prigga Mamie Brengel, Eiia Dupisnae
Nessrs John and Joseph hasten Johr bIaI.. an5
c,s, Re,nhard Henry Herbs, Norman Dupigrac anu
,~hristopher Fitting