New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
WHITE PLAINS.
RECEPTION GIVEN BY THE MEMBERS OF
MISS HUEsTIs's DANCING CLASS.

c,assrooms Of the Auditorium Building last night
1t was one Of the most largely attended ana sue
cessful dances given by the younger set 'hs
The large rooms were handsomely decora'eo wiz.
National hags streamers of bunting MOWERS anu
evergreens The beautiful toilets OF many Oh .he
young women added much TO the prhahcs Vi w
affair Among the members who a'ded III i'ane
the receptlon a success Miss Mabel Husted'
Miss Cecil Tompkins. Miss Lucy Nerpianch Mss
He'en Dykman Miss Cora Sterling MISS Eolth
Banks. Miss Lillian Sterling. Miss Hattie 'ao,1A.
Miss Gussie Travis. Mss Gladys Comstoch' MSS
Edna Wild Howard Miller. Henry ou,her-anu'
chester Rayles Daniel Webster. Arthur Nihssiey'
Fred Miller
Ama.eur theatricals are popular with White
Plains audiences especially when presented io 'o
benefit OF some Local organization. A pei1o -
=, th,s hind which is anticipated with much pleas
,,re is the entertainment TO be given on luesuas
evening In the Auditorium FOR the DEMENT, oi W.
White Plains Band. The Interest taken al .o
hand and the desire to see the plays IN Which ~
of the cleyerest local amateurs take part. mas re-
,,od IN the sale OF nearly all the seats The maj
rehearsa,s are now being held In the Auo'oiiu,'
A dress rehearsal will be held on Nohoas -. ms, ~
Manager SQUIRE who has had many yeai
ner,ence and whose excellent impersonations "aNe
frequently caused him to be taken 1or pioiesO
=, Nv visitors expresses satisfaction with the WORN
Of the company. The casts of the pays are
"RuT1Is ROMANCE"
ruth ohsrt + Fariey
nss;o SaGS George Wilton .Eoen a. r. 'e'"e
"a CURE FOR THE FIDGETs
Ffnnikn Fussleon Louis D. Ferrss
Hercules Sparks; Charles H. Vanderbilt
Wakin Wsiksr]SnH SS]Ss Guards Robert J. BODY BODY
Seraphina sparks. Miss pear Edgerton
Cecilia wakerOhn. Helen Coles
r,. work Of cutting the lawn and otherwise Keep
xnc IN orderly appearance the terrace III
upon the top Of which the Soidlers "on" w.
The expense Of which for the last twenty !en' n
Lie RrOIxn
fter he attended TO by committee OF the boaro oi
Tws,eos at the villages expense. 1t is one OF 'he
most picturesque parts of the village, ana 's'is "'
II does at the entrance 10 the broau""S
sec,ion and at the head of Railroadave' II Is ''i-
portant that it be continued IN a''ia0''e 'DN
ance.
,arss MCCULLOUGH. a well-known young man OF
this village. has this week peeh s'aou ~
New-York medical college
~, A,r.rron s Jarvis and Miss Anna Jarvis
hoye given M their apartments at the Hotei Gre
noble. New-York. and have reopened ohe"a'iuo""'
their country place in Broadway
Mrs c. H. Keith. OF West Seventy-eish'n-s.'' -
sntndng few weeks with her cousin MRS. 1ohn .,
Corham the wife of the pastor OF the irs' pap''s'
Church. at the parsonage IN Cour',st .S .a,,os =,
one Of the best known church choir cohtraoS oi
New-York In her stay here she Will assist IN 'he
music service In the Baptist Church
Gilbert Fraser. British Consul at New-1orK mas
leased the Carhart cottage. in lower S a iTr
another term. The Frasers VIII iaier reo'e % 20
as Consul-General.
Greenrdge Park rapidly developing in into 9,s one v 81
iage In addition to the handsome houses alreans ,
ths5s and sns hs gsSfs G
Sutheriand one Of the editors Of The Reporter
f4sms sas So{sss RsHs IN RFsslFs f's s2
also SOD four lots Iscensy IN Of New
York. who intends to establish country home
meeting of the White Plains University EX,en cXens
sion Centre will be held In June TO choose a course
Of lectures for the season Of 1851 and 10 eject
officers. - .
John Henderson has purchased, the house in
t,Yand-st. owned and lately occupied by Mrs Turn
ure ..
transfer of real estate Of much local s interest ,
man to Charles Halbe for $500; The lot is 5oxl2o p
feet The price shows considerable increase a ena, IN
Mr. Halbe will build this summer
A June festival will be held for the benefit Of the
emon % If the Congregation are making prepara-
tions 1t will be held in Lafayette Hall
George Thompson Village age b Tax coIecton Of the
lateral sewer assessments His headquarters are IN
the Village Rooms Grsnds nv rms ms Sens Tn
ers notwithstanding the necessity and the pehent
80 pISPss sgsregate about The system IS
model interior villages gyng NOR
under the direction Of the Sewer Committee OF the
Board of Trustees.
The annual commencement exercises oi o1; jun .
Academy will be held in ST. Johns Hall on Wednes-
day evening, May a. at O'clock ~'r'+.
q Truman Capron, who has been manager OF the
local branch OF the Title Guarantee company, OF
New-York for year. has opened an once IN this
village for the practice Of law
The death of Mrs. Carpenter. the wife OF William
H. Carpenter. Of Rosedae. a hamlet south OF Wnite M
Plains on Sunday Of last week removed one OF M the
most active and conspicuous workers in the niue
group Of church people who keep the Union Roseoae
Church fourishing. She born fifty years ago.
and was one OF the best-known residents OF the
wealthy section Of White Plains. She was highly
esteemed. and her funeral in Grace Church on
Wednesday was attended by many persons.
The first annual reception OF the Henry Graitan
Club OF White Plains will be held In 81 Jcnn
Hall on Friday evening. May 2s
Dr. H. E. Schmd delivered his lecture on hygiene
IN the High School on Thursday evening 10 large
audience.
-. Independent Engine Company held their first drill
of the season on Thursday evening. The white
Plains Drum Corps accompanied the nremen a
supper was served at Matthle's after the parade
The following cases have come before surrogate
Silkman Application for letters OF administration
has been made In the estate Of Clifford ~ Buck
nam. of Yonkers by Ellen NJ Bucknam; also appli-
cation for letters Of administration IN the estate
of Naomi Senior OF Yonkers. by George senior.
Parliamentary letters have been granted TO julia
Logan as administrative of the will OF her husband,
Francis Logan, Of New-RocheIie
NEW-ROCHELLE.
The Soldiers Monument is 10 be dedicated to-day.
Here IL the programme Of the exercises incident TO
the unveiling: Music by the Philharmonic Band;
opening address by William 8. Lyon president OF the
soldiers Memorial Association; prayer by the Rev.
William B. Waller; song. "HaN Columbia. chorus
of school children DANES w. Currier. conductor);