New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-19
SING SING.

Tho mons meeting at the Young Mems Christiah
Association rooms tomorrow afternoon VIII pe
song service. conducted Ny N"''
chestral accompaniment
Tho ossIn,pg Hospital has received the following
.osh Gifts. BENJAMIN Knower. $50; Mrs. A. l.. Young
SO: Miss Margaret Carroll S
Henry d Brandreth and his son Dauoney nave
been visiting relatives n this village this "een
Mr. Brandreth sailed for England on Wednesday.
The conylcts at the State Prison at this place
whom they heard of the death Of Professor Herr
mann seemed to look upon 1t as a personal loss
Last Fourth of July he came to the prison ana
entertained the inmates with one OF his perform
ances OF legerdemain in the chapel OF the new Ad-
ministration Building. which had been fitted with
temporary seats and stage The professors kindly
WAYS entertaining remarks and great skill won
the hearts of the prisoners completely, and when
he ended his performance he promised to De WIN
them and show them something new next Fourth
Ausiin G. Lathrop Superintendent Of State Pris-
ons. visited the INSTITUTION d. '"i' p'A'e '' ~
day A.. c. >so,,
last week and a quantity Of clothing, articles or
ehe a social of the week in this
was the subscription dance and german held in the
commodious hall of the building was tastefully
decorated and an awning connected the armory
were Mr. and Mrs Richard Deming, Mr. and d,o Mrs
Mr. and Ms Harry i"S Mr. and
Mrs. {. f. Brusie, Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Kane, Mr..
Brand i Mrs Franklin Brandreth Mrs William
and msnT Miss sarber Of City, Miss Vail Of
Stamford, Conn; Miss Jessie Howard Browne, OF
York the Misses Mead, Ferguson, Hyatt Wells.
son and Della Brandreth Mr C. Brewer OF Orange
s. J.; Messrs D Cleveland De eans Nichols H;
N n j. DT as H kasn of cy and
Myasts Fred enri Rogers Robert Mead G j.
AND a. II EM Mr. and ID Ms Be
Mount Pleasant Military Academy. gave an enjoy
able wnsS and Sm Ss o
gether with former students and friends OF the
from Ts With 81
in honor of the occasion as well as the approach
The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
will hold cake and pie sale sale. at the home Of Mrs
sHn and
Daniel ]. Hickey, private secretary TO Warden
sass was SOCIETY Gee o. at the Manhattan HOTEL
City. "Wednesday evening last.
North Malcolm street Methodist Church to-morrow
Christmas services will be held In the Baptist
viii be- two anthems and violin solo In the even
ing there will be solo. The Christ Child" by Mrs
'a Tne ~ Of s series Of ppSa nsnded
tend throughout the winter vii be given next Mon
ton rooms when Nathan Burdick will speak about
''rhe Nineteen Hundredth Anniversary OF the Birth
of Christ and How to Celebrate It."
The following the newly elected Officers Of Tap
pan Lodge No. 1885, A. o. T. W.. who will be installed
on the second Thursday evening in January: Past
master workman. Eli Valentine: master workman
Alexander De Revere. foreman. Charles Locke:
seer Stephen Carmick recorder. Summer A. Smith
nnancier, Edward Rockett receiver. G. p Guernsey:
trustee NJ. McCabe: delegate to Grand Lodge Sum-
ner A. Smith, alternate. Edward Rocket.
The prizes offered by the Point Senasqua Rod and
Reel Club for the largest striped bass caught last
season awarded yesterday evening at the club
rooms j. Herbert Carpenter received the club medal
and a jointed fishing pole for his catch of a striped
bass weighing twelve pounds and nine ounces. Ben
tamin c., Acker got a reel. which Is being made by
+. Van Hon. Mr.. Acker's FISH weighed five pounds
and four ounces. George T. Lyon received a finely
made line for his catch, which weighed Ave pounds
Besides these material acknowledgements OF their
skill the lucky fishermen received the congratua-
tons ~ their felow-sportsmen and had to tell the
stories and again Of how tho fish struggled
when they made their respective STRIKES.