New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-22
LONG ISLAND SOCIAL NOTES.

musical and literary entertainment was given
by the pupils Of the North Side School at Free
mans Hail. East Wiston on Saturday evening
The teachers. Miss Sensbaugh and Miss Haviland
arranged the programme which was given by Miss
Clara Post, Byron Rushmore Harold Burt. Edward
Tredwe Miss Nellie Buckley, Walter Seaman
Warren Warner, Frank Shaw. Miss Eliza Towns
end. Miss Matte Petit. Miss Annie Bennett Leon
Rushmore Miss Kate Bennett, Miss Eva Smith and
Lawrence Bennett.
The last entertainment in the Isp lecture course
was held Thursday evening. The programme
was furnished by Royal Goldsber6. eocutionist and
impersonator.
The Elite Club Of Riverhead will have mas
querade ball at odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday even
Ing March %.
The entertainment recently given by the members
OF St. Lukes Guild of Sea Gin netted $50 which
sum was contributed by the guild to the church
The Glen Cove Woman's Club will hold its second
regular meeting this afternoon The clubs mem
,The annual reception Of Peconic Lodge, F. and A.
Thursday evening There a large attendance,
:, The Rev, II. II. Beattys, pastor Of the Jamaica
day evening for the Southod Methodist Episcopal
Church; His subject was The Duties and the Re
The Young Mems Mutual Improvement Society Of
Hicksvle will meet on Tuesday evening, and may
vote 10 disband. The society is popular one, but
The friends of Miss Pearl Payne of Millburn. had
enjoyable visit at her home Friday evening
musical programme was carried out and Il recep-
ton followed.
The reading room which recently organized
al Richmond Hill IL meeting marked success. The
young men who attend it nave formed Il club for
the encouragement OF social intercourse and the
maintenance of the rooms.
The Rev NJ j. Callan formerly pastor OF the
new SweGenDorgian Church at Kiverhcad has gone
10 LINN. Mass, where he will make his home
evening and will discuss Current Science" The
meeting il in charge OF Mrs. G. II. Howell and Miss
Carrie NJ COrwin.
The women Of the Dutch Reformed Church at
Brool<vile had n hard times sociable on Wednes-
day evening last. Fines were imposed on those who
ignored the hard times and appeared in fine raj
ment. The small admission fee entitled visitors TO
partake of a hard-times supper, including crulers.
doughnuts apples and coffee, free. Those who
auired daintier fare had 10 pay extra for IT,
A masquerade ball was given by the society peo-
pie OF Wading River March l6
The amateur theatrical society OF Riyerhead IL
considering the presentation of another OF their
popular plays The society's entertainments have
always been pleasant and profitable, and the only
thing which stands In thes OF their repetition Is
a division among the members as to what shall be
done with the proceeds. Half OF those Interested
want 10 benefit the Literary Society while the re-
mainder desire that the Village Improvement So
ciety should profit
The members of the G. a. r. post al Northport
were entertained by the members of the Women's
Relief Corps on Tuesday evening. fine literary
and musical programme was presented. and
followed by supper.
Nine OF The Past Grands OF Roanoke Lodge No
Ie1 I n q u OF Riverhead attended tho meeting
Of the Suffolk County District Grand Committee at
Greenport on Wednesday last
A pleasant and enjoyable surprise party was
given last week for Miss Fife Peterson AT her
home in Osborne-ave.. Riverhead by large num-
Der Of her friends