New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-04
WHITE PLAINS.
MUSIC BY AMHERST BOYS IN AID OF THE
HOSPITAL


SOCIAL, INCIDENTS OF THE WEEK-PROGRAMMES
OF EASTER MUSIC.
The entertainment to be given by the Amherst
College Glee. Banjo and Mandolin Club next Tues
day evening is looked forward 10 with mucn IN
terest. II is to be given for the benefit OF the
White Plains Hospital. and as it will be the hrs'
social affair of any importance following Lent
1t will without doubt he great succeSs' Upon
q former occasion, the Amherst boys were
well received here when they gave most delight
full entertainment. Donald Brown. son of REYNOLDS
Brown. OF Broadway. is member OF the club
Professor A. v w Jackson of Columbia College.
will deliver his lecture on The Merchant of Venice
before the University Extension Centre NedneS-
dey evening next in the assembly room OF the f1sH
School This will, be the final lecture of the course
and It will be illustrated with the stereopticon.
The course has been the most successful yet de-
livered before the Centre Professor Jacksons en-
thusiasm in his work and his fascinating person
ality having made the lecturer extremely popular
The finances of the Centre N good cond ton ana
President H. f. Schmid speaks enthusiastically OF
the Centre, of which he predicts RAPID growth
The Rev Frank Rogers Morse will deliver his
lecture on "Courtship. Marriage and the FANNY
at the First Baptist Church on Tuesday evening
April g. at o'clock The lecture is given under the
auspices of the Young Peoples Society or CHRISTIAN
Endeavor. The admission will be put at the NOM
inal price of % cents DIR. Morse receives haterns
press notices. and has met success everywhere.
His lecture promises TO draw large audience'
Mrs. T. B. Morgan and her son are beng enter
tanned by Mrs Morgans sister. Mrs. James d.
Wright, of Church-sr.
Mrs Charles J. Quinby has been entertaining her
brother. Elias j. Hunt. of Lewisboro.
Miss Barnes, of Saugatuck. who has been the
guest of Miss Hernandez. OF Central-aVe.' Tor the
last few weeks. has returned to her home
The ball 10 be given by the White Pains Drum
and Fife Corps on Monday night. in the Auditor
ium gives every promise of being one OF 'he most
successful affairs given by that organization
large number of tickets have been sold, ana many
are looking forward with joyful expectation to the
affair.
The Grand and Subordinate Lodges of knights
Of Pvthias Of ~ and s. A., A. andA will hold their
annual session in Moger's Hall on April 20 Il ana
90 Joseph \. Walker Lodge. of White Plains VIII
entertain the delegates and officers while here
on the last day there will be parade. followed in
the evening by an exhibition drill and public IN
stalat!on of Grand Lodge officers at the Auditor
fum -, 1,-.., VT.
sion Rooms every Wednesday evening at 49, ana
on Sunday al $3.50 and 1870 p. m go ,
rGs Grace Church Of Which Archdeacon Frederick
=. Van K.eeck is pastor. on Easter
HYMN IFS AT the Lanb's High Feast We Sing Hlery
Anthem. Christ, Our Passover "1 kn
"Glori Pari fuck
..Ts Psam schaS,ri
Introit. THE Strife Is Mendelssohn
Hymn III Christ the Lord Ia Risen To-day, lAoyd
,Ascrpti0n, !, Began to Dawn
..sursum corda' Mel"
Hmm HMM: sa 5e' Bread Of the World lIoasss
..ssyent2ld Amen:
HYMN liz Jesus Christ Is Risen To-day ... Morgan
The Easter music at ST. Johns to morrow Will be
on an elaborate scale. Leonards Mass IN T. lt MI, W.
Mary Roby, Robert j. Roby jr.: DR.. F H. how'll
Miss Nina Roby. organist; Professor Phiiip fere%'
Vi orthur CLAYTON Brown barytone of NewYork
City win assist the regular choir Of s the Fo
lowing is the programme for the morning service
Organ Prelude Allegro Maestoso sh., West
Hymn 2i2
An'hem' ll0'--''4 Scripture Lessons, wooar,aD
Uymn 244.
Doxoogy. ,,s,
P Postlude. "Haileiujah chorus Handel
The programme for the afternoon will be as fol
lows:
Christ Our Passover .sch Il,n
He Is Risen schllins
Kesurreet9 1n '-''' Corcone
A service of song for choir and congregation VIII
comprise the evening service , ,oo, orran,ea 70,
presentation at the First Baptist Church Easter
Sunday. The Rev NJ. Gorham, pastor, will preach on
1.-The Resurrection"
Justice J. O. Dykman FRIDAY morning ni handed
down decision in the acton OF susan r. s ina
portant one and has attracted considerable atten-
O O9 In that fSa the pfoceedns oq the
grading and otherwise improving North Broadway
eon due e in o. conformty with the provisions Of
charter of the city, that the assessment levied for
and that no lien thereby created upon the plain
Tins premises The Judge also gives the d p la I'M
clerk. with $50 extra allowance TINS decision
affects about all the street improvements zone
With he last
will amount TO from quarter 10 ha,f million OF
special act of the Legislature by general assess
ment.
The Village Board of Health is formed Of Dr. Il.
f. schmid, chosen for three years; DR., G. G. Patt
two years. and #. Stanley Nedham, for one year
schmid as president DR.. Platt secretary; Dr. y. f.
Curtis. Health officer, and Egbert Quinby, Register
The Temporary Home investigation. before Ref
April $.
The ladies Of the Armonk Methodist Episcopal
Church will bold a soc.abe at the home Of Samuel
Tsnsn to- Sn the bsne Of he
The lectures at the White Plains Cooking School no,
THE chatting dish and !ts use for light pncheons
Will be the topic for to,days lecture Bread l ana ~
A regular meeting Of the Woman's Christian Tenn
peranee Union will be held in the society's room
next Tuesday at 1880 p m
The box Of clothing sent 10 the Rev A - Dexter.
in south DskSs BY the WGmans nSme
e eGeissK has He i reachsG It's
the pew Mr.. Dexter expresses thanks and says the
cif, in the time Of need is fully appreciated.
Misses Emily Dykman and Mamie Banks are
home from school for the Easter holidays.
Charles Purdy and Miss Amelia Estelle Purdy. OF
Harrison were married by the Rev. DR.. Van Kleeck
st Grace Church. Tuesday OF this week.
A quiet wedding celebrated by Dr. Van
Kieeck AT 4 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, March is.
Edward s. Webb and Miss May. eldest daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs George F.. Davis, OF Mott-st, were the
Contracting parties. Only the immediate relatives
~ the couple present. They are spending
their honeymoon in Mt Pleasant. Later they VIII
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