New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-16
STATEN ISLAND.
NOTES OF INTEREST TO RESIDENTS OF
RICHMOND COUNTY.

NOTES OF INTEREST TO RESlDENl . VI
RICHMOND COUNTY.
The courts Of the North Shore Tennis Club will no
the scene of much gayety on Saturday next wheh
the club season will be formally opened ana num-
Der Of matches will be played. The club looks Tor
ward to a successful season. The officers Tor inc
year are President William c. Wilcox secretary
John Purdon: treasurer. John G. Runke; directors
W. G. Wilcox. Mrs. Francis H. Cabot. MIS-. D. VI
Sade Mrs r. ST. George Walker Mrs W. o. VIII
cox Miss Helen J. Kobbe James 1. Mohned"N
John Purdon and John c. Runke.
The Decoration Day sports AT the country cIuo
will include golf match which viii be the feature
of the day. prize has been offered ny Joseph -
l.. Byrnes. OF cup. for the winner
The ST. Cecilia Society has elected the following
officers: President. Mrs. Ralph Mckee; yice-presi
Waller c. Kerr: secretary Mrs. William Sleet
Robinson librarian Miss McQuaie.
The wedding of Miss HARRIET W. Bagley, OF Davis
ave. Livingston. and John Craik. jr; OF Scotland
will take place May &C. at o'clock in the Randall
Memorial Church.
party at their home in Broadway West Brighton.
Thursday, for about twenty-five OF their friends
The Staten Island Ladies' Club. Of Livingston. VIII
have it's formal opening on May y.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jones. OF Davis-ave.. Liv-
ingston. have returned home from the south.
Mrs Robert Stru,hers and Mrs. William b. Hodges
of Bard-ave., Livingston, have gone to Ashevhe'
Mr. and Mrs Stuart g. Nelson of New-York. have
leased the Flash house. St George
are .c the guests OF George ''"'F''''' ~ ~
Mr. and Mrs Clinton wilmerding spending a
few weeks at the Pavilion Hotel. prior to going TO
Morristown for the summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. De Frees Critten have taken posses
sion of their handsome home on Grymes Hill
The Clifton Tennis club il preparing for busy
season and schedule OF tournaments is being ar
ranged. The formal opening VIII take place on
Decoration Day.
Professor Frederick Darlington will give lecture
on Unknown France" on Monday evening In the
German Club. Stapeton. The proceeds VIII go TO the
art fund and athletic department OF The academy.
The Midland Tennis Club has organized in Pro-
hbiton Park with the following officers PRESIDENT
Professor Hussey: Nce,pre5urhh d. g. e;rarnr~
The annual gymnasium championship contests at
the Young Mems Christian Association were won
other scores were as follows: W. W Bole Te!?; f..
Jeanet. 4GA; John RAIDER is2; Charles Hader 80; n.
A. Macdonald, 1871: a. j. Fest, 45'is; Alexander
Gardner. 432i.; William Fair. 42i George Burheld'
800; r Mcclure, 1861.
The gymnastic exhibition OF the children Of the
Turn Verein Will be given in the hall on Monday
evening.
The TompklnsvIlle Fire Police have elected the
foSSnS oceTS C ss second f"T enenan
secretary. r. r. Bcnary; treasury, PAU Mutchler'
The annual charter election in New Brighton VII
be hsa on June s We ohn ne e stsa %hos
terms Of Once expire.
Frank Hartley's s,oop yacht Vision Is being over
hauled in Tompklnsyllle The cutter Winona is also
The annual election OF officers ~ the North Shore
Fire Department resulted In the e.ection Of Edgar
Hicks az chief engineer by nine votes. +. J. Paret
was elected assistant in the first district where the
only contes, occurred.
Robinson Hose Company. = F; y. has elected the
following officers: Foreman. William Holder. assist
ant foreman Carroll Considne. secretary Adolph
Lenhardt. treasurer, Louis Hartung, trustee
George Baer
Tiernan Hook AMI Ladder Company. OF Edge
water. has elected the following oitccrs: Foreman,
j. H. Herman: flrsi assistant Hugh Ward; second
assistant Andrew DOui; secretary, Leo Habert,
treasurer. Peter Tiernan; trustee, George Hail