New-York tribune., 1896-05-30
WHITE PLAINS.
A SUCCESSFUL CONCERT GIVEN BY THE
AMPHION SOCIETY.
PERFORMANCE IN THE CHAPEL OF THE FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TO PAY FOR SEND
ING FLOWERS TO CHILDREN IN HOS
PIrALs-THE LAST LESSON OF THE
COOKING SCHOOL COURSE
THIS WEEK


-rh. concert given by the Amphon Society as
sisted by professional talent, on Tuesday IN 'ne
Auditorium afforded a most delightful evening =
entertainment. The programme was one sf an oi'ie
Of excellence that is rarely attempted oy amaze"
musical societies. Miss Hubbe won much applause
in the Magic Song" with violin obhgato ohe u
the most ENJOYABLE numbers the programme was
the piano duet by Mrs IL. \. Robinson ana OlaieN'e
+. Reynolds who gave Schumanns concerto III -
minor on d. Miss Cornne Flint. violnist' was
warmly applauded and responded to ehcoreS a'to'
each of her numbers. The principal WORK oI t"e
society consisted in giving Mendelssohns 4Zd Isa'''
on ~ and in this was shown Mr.. Seymours ability
as a conductor. The members of the society VINO
took part were sopranos. Mrs. John {. Nerplahch'
Mrs Douglas Murray Mrs William q. HildeDrand'
Mrs S Schoonmaker, Miss Nettie Hamlet aIloe'
Mrs John j. O'Connor, the Misses Weeks "lsS
May Pendleton Mrs. A. c. Haynor Mrs. ~ ~
Comstock; tenor3 Thomas Hamlet. Fred JuhshauS'
H. X Comstock; bass. John j. OConnoT' Dr' H. T.,
Schmid Addison Comstock, III. ~ r Nu'''" anu
William Hamlet
The Junior Flower Mission of the FIRST fFesoy-
,erian Church gave an entertainment last Wednes-
dav evening in the chapel, the proceeds OF VINO"
are TO defray expenses of sending flowers TO chdTe
IN hospitals The little ones performed thelT paris
credltably The older people who assisted were as
follows: Piano solo. Miss Addie B. Sniifen; vocal
SOLO Miss Mary A. lie Valley; mandolin solo. Miss
IIelen Fraser: vocal solos. Miss Josephine VI.
Frost and Dr. D. Austin Snfen; rectations. Miss
Emma Smith, Miss Eloise Bramble ana MISS hni'h
Roue The .Ilttle mothers" were Isabelle Thorn,
Emma Eliot Mary Frese. Belle Thompson, Clara
Asman. Lena Friese Jessie Gibson. Mary Thomp-
son Elolse Bramble, Emma Smith. Nina thompson.
Edith Rowe Margaret Thorn, Lola Waite, Edith
Fields Florence Carpenter. Leah Thorn anu
Florence Young.
Tickets are selling rapidly for the festival and sale
TO be held by the women of the Presbyterian
Church on June 4. in the old Lyceum rooms, in the
Auditorium feature OF the affair, which is ex-
pected to attract many. will be rose drill by twelve
young girls in costume.
The women OF the Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold souvenir FESTIVAL on Nednesdd!'
June II, the church lawn
The last lesson in the White Plains Cooking School
will be given by Miss Russell on saturday June ~
The subject will be Ice Cream and Sherbeis 1t
close OF a successful course or lessons
Great interest in the lessons has been taken by the
women of White Plains the lecture-room generally
being filed 10 its full capacity. Many testify 10 the
gratifying practical benefits they have received from
the lessons
Of the death OF Mrs. Charles A. Walker on Tuesday
last was without foundation. Mrs Walker Is nearly
entirely recovered from the sudden illness from
which the rumor originated
The musical tea which TO have been given on
THURSDAY last in the home of Mrs. William Reynolds
RroWn in Broadway. postponed on account OF
the weather until next Thursday afternoon. June T.
from until p m. The proceeds are for the beneht
OF the hOspita!
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Whiteman celebrated their
golden wedding on Thursday evening last in their
home in Grand-st. They were surrounded on that
occasion by their children, Mrs. Francis 4 Hesses
A. J. Whiieman. of Bedford Park. and their ten
grandchildren.