New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
SEA CLIFF AND GLEN COVE

Mr and Mrs Johnston. of Sea Cliff. were treated
TO an old-fashonod surprise on Monday evening
last 10y their friends calling on them In a body ana
taking possession OF the house. In spite OF the
SURPRISE every made to feel al home. ana
the evening passed quickly Games were played
and an entertaining musical programme was gwen
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. William
l.. Hind Mr. and Mrs T. H. speed. Mr.. and Mrs
T. T. CornelonS. Mf. and MIS- T. w. Siinonson, ,,
Mrs powd Mrs. Helen ComhcS. Miss Hind Miss
Wise. Miss Speed. Miss Valentine and W. Titus
Edward X. Ladew. the owner OF Elsnore, in
Glen cove Landing. IS about To- erect Il greenhouse
At that place which Will cost Slo,""
Miss Cora Fosdck. of Troy. y. Y. is at the home
Of her sister Mrs George Thomas. at Glen Cove
Captain Jack Peake. Of Sea GIN. and Captain
married by Or O. W. Callord Sea Clin, on
Wednesday afternoon. The wedding was quiet
affair The contracting parties We're obhSed to
sever their connection with the Army before they
could be married. owing to the Army rules. which
Of tlmc. during which period they are not allowed
to marry The wedding took plaee at m nome oi
Mrs NJ. Graham \ reception was h"Ii aitrr tAe
crrcmony The young people have gone to Phiia-
phla 1t is said that Captain Poake VIII take up
vingellstic work In the future.
,.1e third meeting OF the Library Lyceum was
he.i in the assembly room of the Glen Cove Union
school on Tuesday evening. ana was aHt9mdri 9y oy
Pavnc president Of the organizaton opened the
meeting after whicn 1 the scg reor' osb sbowe5
"A balance OF $2S - in the treasury. piano duct by
Nrs George Wlcockson and Nrs Th'Wnson rice
was well received. as was paper emitted FLOW
ers" 10y Mrs. :. j. Norton, of Glen Head. Mss fa
>Iulars in on the violin brought .rtn hr' - ti-
nlause John Henry Simonson read an amusing
article on Modern Improvements. after which
Professor f. -. Payne gave an interesting lecture
on ENTOMOLOGY" with Illustrations
SOCIAL NOTES FROM ISIIP VILLAGES
The piece OF property on Cllnton-ave. containing
oh,ut Geo feet water front by 800 on Cnton-ave. on
which the bathing pavilion s located. has been
bought Of Messrs. Hallett and Oakley CaIH 10y the
BENJAMIN Brothers. Selden and Eugene. sons OF the
late Egbert r. Benjamin. FOR $1,000 The pavilion
will be entlre.y renovated and new bathing houses
erected. and a new wharf will also be built.
John J. Edwards OF Bay Shore, has been spending
a week In New-York City.
Mr. and Mrs George G. White Of Bay Shore. are
visiting friends for a week in New-York City.
Edward Conway, OF New-Jersey taXidermist. Is
| in Bay Shore working twenty deer-hcads for
Frank Lawrence. OF Bay Shore.
Mrs William Brown and her daughter Marjorie. Of
Morrstown. y. j., who have been spending month
| with Mrs Browns parents. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Gibson, at Bay Shore. returned home Thursday.
Miss Mabel Brown. OF Isllp, is visiting her sister.
| Mrs Bradford Wlcks at Ozone Park.
! Mrs George Burchell and her daughter, Miss Flor
ence Burcheli of Brooklyn. are the guests p Mr..
and Mrs Josiah Robbins. at Bay Shore.
! Miss Annie CoOndles. of Freeport, has returned
home after "A weeks soJourn with relatives at Bay
Shore
Miss Laura Smith. Of Bay Shore. has been the
guest during the last week Of the Rev. and Mrs.
! Samuel W. King, in Brooklyn.