New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07

PUBLIC SOCIAL AFFAIRS TO FOLIO"
LENT.

cRoss-coUNTRY TROLLEY LlNE-NoiHo
OF MINOR HAPPENINGS.
Private parties have been superseded by pubic
balls in the announcement Of future entertainments
at the close of the Lenten season. The "h''e
Plains Country Club has already perfected Arrange
rnents for a ball In ST. Johns Hall on the his"' "a
March II. Many acceptances have peeh re'u'neu
to the committee In charge OF the aHar' anu
social and financial success is looked 1or INC
white Plains Fire and Drum Corps early In April
will throw open the doors of the Auditorium LOT
promenade ball and concert AS the corps mas ~
the past been successful In its EFFORTS 10 e"'ei IAN
its guests the knights Of the drumstick DO not e~
pect any laggards this year
At the country nome of John c. Havlland IN Har-
rison last Thursday evening. a dellghuui soc'ao'e
was held The family friends OF the most lesPoN1
ed In no small numbers and enjoyed themselves
heartily Messrs Hawley and Thomas fai'e c"Ap
eroned a merry party from Greenridge f"rA'
ON Wednesday evening last Frederick seymour
assisted by Mrs. Robinson. pianist: Mrs' 1u'
Soprano and a well-drilled chorus from Tue ~,
phion Society gave a pleasing entertainment IN '''e
nrhuc school assembly room. Vocal and instru-
mental music between the lines Of Mr. seymour
lecture on The History of Music was well re-
ceved
ON April 7 the Amherst College Musical Associa-
ton will give an entertainment in behalf OF 'he
White Plains Hospital Association AS the hosp''a
management is doing excellent work there Is III
doubt that the concert will be well patronzed.
The public school library has been enlarged oy
the purchase OF the library Of the deiunct ""'e
r,a,ns Ivceun which contained some two thousand
volumes The school library now numbers -'0"
volumes and It is proposed TO make 1t free crcu-
Iatng library so as have the benefit OF STATE ala
to the amount OF 500
The Board Of Trustees met on Monday evening
lateral nx Boards OF
for six years. was confirmed, ana properly at
ha nes cent snti An map Of the VILLAGE show
Ing every pe sse Of bdaT Of seriously
derng Farm RrSpefFSy 81 sd ou Corpora
on Counsel pykman draw up iSa
for bids for the doing OF the work nr~,ntsS COM
week the BOasd Of T9 3e sess Uniting
with the village authorities In defraying the Eoss
are that Joint action will be taken
The New-York Emsford and White Plain, Elec.
trc Railway n9 Sswe eo" the a Hudson River
Tarrytown and Mamaronsck on Long isand BE- so e1n
Sns Hy1 ha fSs
the s tna and the county makes
S 81 x nS u an %S's
of fourteen miles. ten cents
Before Referee Guernsey next WednesaaSg ,ne
MANAGEMENT on the part of Superintendent Plerce'
Of the Westcheser Temporary HOME S, %
Eo,her Koran. of the Church of Our Lady OF
Mercy OF Fordham preached the Lenten seTIion Va
the Church Of ST. John the Evansens'' iuesua'
evening. 49,, x
Mrs Louisa Shaw. of Grand-st. WHO had al n nes
right arm crushed between the rollers OF mango
al the White Plains Laundry last Week. mas re-
turned from Roosevelt Hospital, New-1ork' one
will not lose her arm
The Committee on Superintendent Of the Poor OF
the Board of Supervisors will continue their lnVes-
tigations into the accounts OF Miles ADAMS eA.
SUPERINTENDENT on Wednesday. On Wednesday iast
ollie
which institution certain checks were honored. tes'
titled to facts which failed to exonerate the ex-
Superintendent. 1t is claimed that MI Aoams
falsifed accounts.
United Congregational sociabe will be held by
the women of the various churches In the near ~
ture. committee is already at work on the
project
ments being made for the celebration OF the twenty
Nth anniversary Of the Baptist Church
The annual meeting Of Independent Engine Com
pany was held Thursday night. and the following
thies; assistant foreman. Leopold Kahn admiral
DoO and William Armbruster; secretary, Jonn
Haley; treasurer, James Murphy; steward James
Barrett.
Cromwell John W. Woodman. John L. Snow. Jere-
nniah T. Lockwood and John r. Sweeney trustees
for three years.
The Board Of Trustees will meet tonight to con-
slider the Water act. which WI. empower Board
of Water Commissioners to purchase or construct a
water works system to be owned and operated by
the village.
The Young PEOPLES Society of Christian Endeavor
of the Baptist Church he'd sociable and old
fashioned candy pull at the Baptist parsonage. in
Court-st.. on Thursday evening. Mrs. l.. Newton
sixth-st.. New-York nieces Of the Rev. j. ]. Cor
ham, came out to attend the sociabe.
John Gibson. well-known resident Of North-st..
- dangerously Ill from an attack OF appendicitis.