New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11
WHITE PLAINS.
AN INCREASED INTEREST IN GOLF AT
THE KNoILwooD CLUB.

YICTuRDSQUE GROUNDS SJHtsOSt>O''>V A'D --'--
MANY DELIGHTFUL pRNEss AND VS.
rAs OF scENERy-soCIAL NEWS
OF THE WEEK
Mr.. and MIS- Pau. Thebaud will spend part OF
N. summer months In Bar Harbor. where Mrs.
Theosud's mother and brother. Mrs. Jules keynsi
And Nathaniel c. Rcynal are staying.
TIE defeat O. Dunn by Thomas Warrender green
keeper of the HOLLYWOOD Country Club. on the ciuo
rolf links recently has impaired increased In
terest in the game TO the nambers OF the cauo ana
their friends The course is nearly always IN use
and the scarlet uniforms OF the boy aWe'ioah's "o
dart hther ana thther, and the pretty costumes OF
one women make attractive picture VITA inc
grass and TIE var:-co,orcd shrubbery In the back
GROUND. TIE drive through knol,wood - one OF tho
nret.;est sbou. White Plains. The grounds are
many acres IN extent. and pe-ched as they are on
number o. knobs view for many niles may ~, tp 20
moss beautiful scenery in westchess' county: Inc
many winding roads through the srSGnas srs
has been taken Of ne many natural adyan'ase,
BY Ses the re anSaPs aS5
great rustic rubhcwork arch at The eass sna e en
Es sstsul '"''''S' "''' ' ~
Harold Jatrray. Of Yonke-s. WHO formerly lived IN
Lakes. this village. IS The guest OF rr'ehos III
town.
William Ellsworth Lusjens. assistant engineer OF
the Long Island City Genera Improvement Commits
ssor formerly Of me Office " J. Henry CarTentes
OF this village. vas the E;es, OF friends IN "n'e
Plains this week.
L..!e Ned" Moran. no painfully In
.ured and who narrowly escaped being blinded on
the morning Of the Fourth by being SHOT by a 10Y
carcon is rapidly getting better The attending
physician has succeeded in removing all the pc wder
rom his face James ". Bush. who was struck
IN the arm by piece from an expioaeo Sa""oh
block AVA is now able 10 use his arm
Henry Mabury, Of New-York, Will give a steTeop-
ticon rter1ainment in the Bethel Baptist Church
for the benefit Of the Sunday-5chooi on Thursday
evening at S O'Clock. The subject OF the views VIII
he Fruit from tho Inemperance Tree Inc views
will be accompanied by the singing or appropriate
songs ard hymns. comic scenes. etc Refreshments
after the entertainment.
large party from White Plains viii go to-day 10
GuMck's Ridge. Lake Mahopac, TO witness the game
OF baseball 10 ne played by the clerks in Henry T.
Dyknan's office. one side. against the clerks and
Con,nisss. oners OF the NewYork Water Board The
game promises 20 be interesting F. e. Carpenter
and Deputy County Clerk Weeks Will be u'npires a
dinner Will be served in the Dean House AFTER the
match.
Work on ne large house being built by Henry p.
Stewart In Har.ltcn-ave. has been resumed after
delay OF about two weeks. caused by the weather
The plans ard Specifications indicate that the house
when completed will be one OF ne inest IN "hl,e
Plains
Mr.. ard Mrs George W Campbell and Miss Camp
hell Of s'sSa'5 tase have gOns T. Portland Me-
Mr. and Ms Frederick Weller and daughter
Miss Clara Weller. CT New-York City, spent few
DAYS OF last week with Mr.. Wellers brother, jacob
Weller
Ex-C>,oner John B. Shea. Of the Annexed Dis
trica was in White Plains on Tuesday. in company
with John Sheehan. Of New-Rochelle.
Joseph H. Tooker. Of Hamlon-ave.. has the SYM
pathy Of many friends in White Plains on account
O. the sudden death OF his father. Commodore
Tooker Of \ew-York.
Mrs j. 4 Weller and daughters Will spend Re"
weeks at Ballsion Spa.
The newly elected officers Of the order Of Odd Eel
lows were installed ny District Deputy Harry
Keller of New Rochelle. in the rooms or the So
ciety in the Rauscht Building. on Tuesday evening
dinner was served for the members. after the
ceremonies in Matthies's Hotel Following were the
officers installed: Noble Grand William NJ Du
Bots; Vice Noble Grand George r. Days Racor dsr
s" 3, fs " S@ss sns Grand io12 say
Brown: Left supporter OF the Nope t'rd ha VT.
Charles Young Rsh. supportstT , s Of os r Of
the Vice Noble Grand, Edwin J Mckee
Owing to the serious illness Of Mother Veronica
OF the Sisters of the Divine Compassion. "noSe
grounds they had expected 10 utilize the anles Oh
the Hospital Board ~ Managers have been obliged
"a make a change in the place for holding the
Literary Carnival on July % and O. 1t has now
been decided to hold the fair on the grounds belong
ing 20 David Cromwell who has onered them lot
the purpose They are Post Road and Chester
admission has been placed 10 aud Is cents. inc
ladies are hard at work and Mr.. Rosch is busy pre-
pairing the decorations. VI is hoped to have among
other things All exhibition Of The famous rays
50 every one may see his her bones for small
sum- The following list Will give genera idea or
the MANY attractions though Il is not complete.
with the names 81 the ladies' having charge OF eacn
bocth. Vanity Fair" Mrs. De Hart ana Mrs
Sydney Smith: "Knickerbockers of New-iork
Mrs Cornelius Bennett and Mrs. Charles Warner;
ssvrl. NfiriSf
Mrs Emeline Bull: IAN In a Garden Fair. Mrs.
David Cromwell and Mrs. Charles j. Horton over
the Tea-Cups" Mrs u. r Stafford and Mrs Samuel
B. Lyon Snow Bound" Mrs James T. Waller,
Miss Dora Schrnid. Miss Gertrude schmid and Miss
Nettie schrnd The Squirrel Inn" Mrs. John c.
seven Gables" Mrs William Reynolds Brown, Mrs.
a1 8 PaEf Ne ga s 5aksn sqsFS 4na Ms
Charles Il Chan:iS,s; Great ExpsctauSns MS MS.
saaqe ksloS FAM: csls srysy Hustled
Xcr s W sHf M F ana
rnstoe and Mr Thomgson The White Plans Band aa
drill by twe.ve young girls Will be gwen from time
% time during the evening "nder the uifeou'" VI
Antrim Howard is rapidly recovering from his re-
can't attack Of Appendicitis
meeting OF delegates from the westche.ter
County Scounc1is @: the Junior Order Of United
!Americar Mechanics was he'd IN the rooms n tho
pose Of efecting a county organization. A commit
tee was appoin ted draft pan for that purpose
TIE annual picric OF the Memorial Methods.
Episcopal Church Sunday-school will he held Tues
day next.
Miss Sarah Horton and Miss Bessie Horton,
daughters o. William II. Horton OF Mainaroneck-
ave, are the quests OF friends at city Island.
Ex-Governor A. r. Cornell and family spend
ing the summer CT Peasanttlle.
The Rev James Y. Baees. pastor of the Tucka-
hoe Methodist Church. and at time pastor Of
the Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church. OF
White Plains has received the degree Of Doctor of
Divinity from the Syracuse University
The village assessment roll will 5e view from
ncxt Thursday FOR fifteen DAYS al the village