New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
STATEN ISLAND.
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO RESIDENTS OF RICH
MOND COUNTY

MOND COUNTY.
The tableaus presented in St. Austln's School,
Livingston. on Saturday evening. for the benefit Of
the Society for Prevention to Cruelty TO Children.
a success in every way, artisticaly and hnan-
ciay. The audience at both sessions crowded the
hall the doors. and 500 realized The
special features were: Death and the Sculptor.
by Miss Edith Edwards and Tempeton Johnson;
"The Huguenot Lovers" by Reginald Walker and
Mrs. Randolph St. George Walker; Carmen by
Mrs. Morton W. Smith, "iiulda and Ezekiel by
Miss Mabel Baldwin and Frederick Lord; June
Flowers" by Miss Isabel Bonner; "Othello" by
Carl Walser and Fritz Tiedemann: Justice" by
Miss Edith Edwards.
The North Shore Tennis Club opened for the sea-
Saturday. and many persons visited the
clubhouse. where Mrs. John r. Chadwick. Mrs.
Charles T. Adams. Mrs. Charles VI. Porter and Mrs:
James Sade received The reception continued until
1880 O'Clock.
afternoon for large number of 1s her friends sy Th
and Mrs George F. Hicks OF New Brighton
JHf held mfs cn0 IN s Of
a largo gathering OF members and their friends
mesns. Mf Ss'1 TopEns s %s the Of
the seasons work and Mrs. Joy then a,,s- gave her
Kerr. who is the newly elected head of the club
Mrs. Kerr made short address OF acceptance.
selections, 'Frn and Hiss May Vocal % % solos Mrs Lille
read a paper on provence In Literature" At the
conclusion OF the meeting a light luncheon was
served
hop will be given this eSsung u u h the WS
Squadron, now at anchor off st. George.
Mns. Adolph Outerbridge gave small dance at
her home on Friday for her sisters. the Misses Nor
ton who Will sail for Europe on June
Mrs James McNamee and Miss Jessie McNamee
have returned TO their home in Grymcs Hill from a
visit to their cousin. George Vanderbilt. at Btmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Price Kelley. OF -Brigh-
ton. have gone TO Elmsford. n. T.. where they VIII
spend the summer.
Frank wiman. OF St. George has returned to his
home from Galveston. but is not as much improved
In health az was wished for.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk T. Newell have taken a cottage
at Great harrington. Mass. for tho summer months.
The formal opening OF the Clifton Tennis Club
w saNf M S toSa nr ron Mr. 10 SG? Wnn
M"s1 ,, Sto9e M and The other OILERS Of the club
a large attendance Is expected.
Mrs. Louis Benzger. OF Fort Hill. New-Brighon.
has has given to the Board OF Trustees OF the Smith
Nurses Building
The new Moravian Church IN Girords will be ded-
BY & T Wnm s II vS2 nSM % Of Of
Hope Ind. who Will occupy the pulpit permanently.
church.
The marriage Of Miss Lille Wolf OF Concord; and
Irving Brckaw Whiting will be celebrated on
Wednesday next In st. S!mons.
ns 1i'e@'99 Gss cS1P5 Ec'; nsn
Jansen, OF the 7th Regiment. and L'eu,ennnt Rob
ert Gordon Butler OF The, 22l Regiment.
The Board OF Supervisors and the citizens COM
mittee have decided TO open tho Fresh XIII Bridge
on Saturday next with formal exercises. Besides
the spcechmaking. there will be a baseball match
between the local newspaper men and the volunteer
fire chiefs ana BICYCLE race for local newspaper
mer. Frederick wilkins. OF Eltlnrviile WI. enter
tain the Supervisors and committee Al a dinner.
The North Shore Board OF Fire Representatives.
which Is the governing body OF the volunteer nre
men. has elected the following officers: Preside NJ.
John l.. DObsOn: vice-president. Harry r. Clark
secretary. William Snedeker: treasurer, Charles u.
Schwalbe.
An athletic carnival will be held In the old Ath-
letic Club grounds Livingston. Saturday. June
r. by the Staten Island Athletic Association.
Many occas sions scheduled for to-day. The
Tompknsvlle school and the Stapleton school Will
be dedicated. golf match will be played at the
Country Club, the staten Island Kill Won Kull and
Ocean Yacht clubs viii hold regattas. Robinson
Hose Company viii hold picnic AZ Silver Lake.
the Grani Army Will hold Its usual exercises In
Prohibition Park Granite Hook and Ladder Com
pany Will parade from 81. George with other COM
panies baseball will be played AZ the Cove be-
tween the Corinthians and the Arlington A. \. and
at the Columbla-st. grounds by the Staten Island
Field Club and the Xavier Deaf Mute club