New-York tribune., 1896-05-16
WHITE PLAINS.
SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE BAND.
AMATEUR ACTORS APPEARED TO THE BEST AD-
vANrAGE-THE COMING CONCERT OF THE
AMPrIoN socIETY-oTHER LOCAL
MEMS OF INTEREST.


AMPHIoN SoCIETY-oTHER LOCAL
NEWS OF INTEREST.
The Auditorium was crowded 10 the uooIs va
TUESDAY night the occasion OF the beheht ei''e' CO..
ment for the White Plains Band ias"'oa
audience was present. which manifes'eu us dpp
c,aton Of the efforts Of the amateur actors D! ie
nusn. hearty anplause The entertain ment han oee"
one Of the leading topics OF conversation Tor TWO
weeks and everybody interested In the socid' "
-, tho village was there Two short plays a comeo!
and farce were presented. II was one OF he r'o''
successful affairs of the krd ever give" III
plains and was entirely free from annoying waits
or b,.cbes Miss Charlotte F.. Lansing made the
nit of the evening a. Ruth Carey in "Ruths fso-
nance Her work was remarkably 49,.
this play Eben II. T. Squire and Robert f.
anneared The farce "A Cure for the Fidge's' io'-
lowed in which Mr.. Squire had the leaulhs p"i' "
this role he more al home ne a'"e" am
to tho many successes he has achieved as ue-
Nneator Of exaggerated fsrce characters. -o"S ~
Ferriss Robert J. Roby jr., and Charies H.
bilt each made the best Of their parts MISS anna
Robv.s work was above that of the average anna
teur Miss Pearl Edgerton and MISS ieie" No'o
made much OF their parts The band gave seNera'
selections Mr. Corbn and Miss Mcintyre e"'e'
4aina5 the audience between the plays on the oahJo'
Miss May Morris pianist. handsome sum
was realized for the band treasury
Miss Russell will lecture on A Dainty BreaklaS'
rasserts" Next Saturday Cooking Vegetables
Tho concert to be given by the Amphion Society on
May 2s gives promise of being most e',Jo. ' 80, 80
fair The main feature will be Mendelssoh" r''S
second Psalm. The remainder OF 'he p'os' '
will, he miscellaneous The soprano sololet VIII De
Mice Ida NJ Hubbel soioist of the Church OF 81
Mary tho Virgin New-York, who was heard recent!
at Mr. Seymour's lecture on music. MrS' H. -
Robinson will be the solo pianist N'aIeH0e ~
REYNOLDS orsanist Of Memorial Methodist f'pscoi"'
Church and Miss Corinne Flint, solo Viohns',
will also take part. Tickets are no" o" S"e w
may he had of the members or at Staffcrds.
vioIa NJ Cromwell daughter OF William A Crom-
we'll of Flsher-ave.. died on Thursday morning 'i'e
an illness Of three weeks She was eight Eea'S . u,
The funeral will be held at her Nome. Fisher ana
Tfbbitts aves. tomorrow afternoon at -'SV 'oON'
The burial will be in Kensico Cemetery
George r Payne Of Cleveland, Ohio. father OF
Mrs Tracy Cowen. of Hamlton-ave.. VIII herealter
make White Plains his home. lie mas rented '"e
Dykman house at Church ana BAKER aNeS'' i''>'''
occupied by j. l.. Snow. .
Az tho regular monthly meeting Of the Board OF
Managers of the Hospital Association. held at Dr'
Schmids house the treasurer reported 'ha' ''e
finances OF the association were good Inc recent eli"
tertainment netted the society $3.50 The MANAGERS
decided to hold a lawn party and fair in july similar
10 that of last year. which proved such success
Mrs Dixon and her daughter. Miss Grace DiXoh'
of New-York are the guests of the Misses Fariey'
Of Old Spring-st.
Miss Adelaide Fisher of Lexington-ave ana fost
Road who recently sprained her ankle in a bicycle
accident has entirely recovered from the enecs ana
Is now able to enjoy riding her wheel again
June festival and sale will be he'd in the Auui-
forum on Thursday June 4, under the nrecuoh vi
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
The Union Praying Band will hold two meetings
In the Lake Street Chapel on sunday; May a. ser
Sicss will begin 1890 a. m. and : p, IN. ...o-,,,
Wy III Snraele who owns the Grand View properly
On Mamaroneck Road. formerly part OF me /pns .
View property. has bought TWO piotS aoJo1.hs ,ho ne
nronerty one he purchased from G. - FISH .ie ny
p,bar from, August Groeser. who Ewes In ne <olu
Horton homestead. The plots are ao0u' =" iee
qCornelus b. Fish has bought from swift q
psSer Of tine w-Netherland Realty COMPANY a
part OF the large tract in Sonnd N The nnrih
az oida of Sound View-ave., Clinton Heignis,
iongview and the Louis V. Some properiy' a[ TT ~
Niii build a handsome house for himself on one oi
Mr. and Mrs F. Fowler have recovered from thelr M
recent severe illness and are both no" ao'e u pe
Vuf Sweenv Is IN Tennessee on business. He VIII
make tour Of the South before returning 10 "hi'e
Homer Hildreth Of New-York. was guest OF
his friend peter Pauiding. the postmaster. las'
James w. Birch has purchased lot az cottage s,s
frown estate The lot is 65xl00 The price paid wds
Tho White Plains Drum Corps Will furnish tne
rnnsc at a firemen's parade in Bronxvile on May ~
The ilry in the case of Mary Sullivan against III.
Carroll Dunham for $4,000 damages Ioi tne ueat ~
Of plaintiffs daughter brought In Nerulct r ot
woman killed about year ago wh1,e p1sse p1sorE
ior Dunhams property. in East lrvingtoh. Noih-
men were engaged in blasting tree stumps al @ Ine
time and piece of timber from one or thest
mas ,hrown over four hundred feet into the nsh-
way Striking and fatally injuring the GIRL Anna
Sullivan in It's fall. She was twenty years ou'