New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-18
WHITE PLAINS.
n CANE PRESENTED TO DIR. PAGE OF THE
KELLEY INSTITUTE.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HAS ELECTED ITS FIRST
BOARD OF DEAcoNs-PRoFEssoR JACK
SONS LAST LECTURE IN THE UNIvER-
sIrY EXTENSION COURSE.
George Holenshed, Of Hartsdale will occupy the
A. E. Ludington house. in Broadway Park
]. e: Stanley. OF New-York has taken the B. F.
Wild house In Davis-ave
Peter M. Lawrence. Of Brooklyn has rented the
Pierce house. in Grove-st.
Or. Henry A. Page. Of the Kelley Institute. VINO
delivers a lecture every Wednesday before the
PATIENTS at the Kelley Club. was made the re-
cipient by the patients now at the Institute OF
handsome ebony cane with a gold handle on which
was inscribed: Henry A. Page. NJ D. From those
who appreciate worth and kindness" John f.
Froll Of st. Clairsville Ohio, made the presehta-
ton speech. Dr. Page expressed his delight IN re-
ceiving the gift in a short speech OF thanks
The following were elected Board Of Deacons
Of the Presbyterian Church at a recent meeting Oh
the members: Samuel NJ. Wilson, Henry D. Snf-
fen, Henry Behmig jr., August Sonoers. George
NJ. Brown and Theodore s. Sniffen Up TO TINS
time there has been Board. but the rapid growth
Of the church has made one necessary. At the
morning service Sunday last sixteen new members
were united to the church.
Plans have been completed by Lawrence Holden
for q two-story frame building, to be erected In
Brookfeid-st.. near Martne-ave.. by Henry Maher
to be occupied by the latter carriage factory
and also for four houses to be erected by Max hh-
berg at Silver Lake Park.
Professor jackson delivered the last lecture OF
sv syennS to large audience in the High school
The subject was 1.-The Merchant OF Venice Aiter
the lecture ne gave brief summary OF the lectures
Of the course to the class which will take the ex-
amina ton to be held under the supervisor OF tme
Regents next Wednesday evening IN '"e p"'"'
Miss Sadie Handy has many friends who vii be
pleased to learn Of that nne aay rsp ia the
Auditorium in this village in The American Girl
enc has 9 ss xpss KKn at the Bioky
Music where the members Of Miss Handy ,rsday
atins class gave reception for her on '""''"A'
While driving last Saturday MISS sp hnGed
syofte I horse she w wnc nnase
him For time she struggled bra ro b w" cart
but ns was xas n only sSy up
the fall She helped home by Pd Isfer
farmer The horse was caught and returned is'T n.
"Cbr,st on Success will be the subject OF Dr;
Mcehesney's sermon in the Memorial Methodist
9cpiscopal Church tomorrow evening
I.eand's Standard Hotel. which was closed re.
csnt~ and which has for years been known as the
Standard House been leased for three E eaIS HS
s House SrcadHsy vii compss
" renovate the WHITE r'a'''' "''e'
duct both places ,o.n .rter
tained for the week by the Misses h"o'' a. ''''''
country place, In North-st. ,,.
.ns At the home Of her brother Erastus r. sS Sn
Cottage PLACE lett yst relatives in the
State on her way West. ,.,
Dr. D. O. Kingsley Of Broadway who f has t Rfee
weeEs has returned to White Plains
reception and dance will be given by Mrs
wil;Sm sTown evsnins at A her n 81 "
James Mullaney and Catherine Sullivan oo,n os Ti
hs village were % Kssy Of ST. johns Church
Miss independence Fowler. of Flushing Long IONS
Island guest this week OF h9r she POST
william p Fiero and family are again living in
their Broadway house.
~. wT;un d. pr" brown house in Broadway. leave
next week for their summer home IN the hof'"e'"
as,v,ces will be held in the Gospel Mission TO-
morrow. at $50 and 7so m The eCen,mg meet Of
ing wii be conducted by Benedict j. Carpenter 0'
Hu!n wife Of Charles H Ssnn fSrme r or
ecarsdale died at r rn lived in scarsdae for
o number of years. and were well KNOW" III ""''e
oyvs large drygoods business in Mamaroneck
Intends to open a branch store In Larchmon'.
ns,Ds surprise th pary nouse In
wednesday evening iast There were "o0u' my
of their friends present
No 2ts viii give a dramatic entertainment IN
Hall next Monday shs o sSennE s
ton = has the largest membership of any society in
town. . ,x,,
Relief Corps, No. 2oS auxiliary to Cromwell I font
No ]6S on Thursday evening last IN Morans haii'
Was a success in every way The art d loan T rS
wnmsn in charge were: Mrs. Z. W. Bogart Mrs.
10 w Bogart, Mrs. George w. Coventry MRS. H.
3 (siiroy and Mrs J. Weller.
II is said that the work Of constructing the prahch
~ me White Plains and Elmsford trolley line pc
~$xeen the county seat and Mamaroneck will begin
A. Soon az the ties needed for the construction OF
the road arrive at the last-named village 70 wheh
nisce they have been consigned by boat
Henry NJ Baird, appraiser. has filed his transfer
t.x snnraisement with Surrogate Silkman, at
White Plains in the estate Of Roswell skeei, OF OF
irvinston. The personal property taxed amounts 10
I'm ~ Ca upon which the inheritance tax as de-
creed By the Surrogate. amounts 10 *''ool ~
J,,dee William H. Robertson. Mayor Peene, OF
Yonkers: sheriff Addison Johnson. william ward.
~ port Chester and Supervisors Joseph b. Lee
ana lanes p iced were in Albany on Thursday.
n IA understood that they are strongly opposed 70
e.rstcr Rurnss bill empowering County Judge
lent to appoint Commissioner Of Jurors l. How;
"a Kir en- the present incumbent, was appointed
fomr years ago and his term OF ONCE expires on
May l.