New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
WESTCHESTER NEWS.
WHITE PLAINS.

The seventeenth annua, meeting OF the Woman
Missionary Society OF the Presbytery OF west
chester will be held at the Presbyterian Churcr'
this village on Wednesday and Thursday OF next
week. beginning at go p. m "Wednesday ana
closing Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Delegates
will be present from the Presbyterian churches OF
Westchester and Putnam counties and the eastern
part OF Connecticut. The programme for the meet
ing is follows: Wednesday, April 2S-2:~ D. m
devotional exercises: p. m. reports D. III. du-
dress, Mrs. Rhea; appointment OF committees
hymn: D. m. public meeting: the Rev. ~ X
Macoubrey will preside; hymn reading o. b
Thomas !. Galway. vce-principal OF Tuskegee IN
sttute. Alabama; singing by Iuskegee , sluue ~
onering, prayer hymn. benedicsloI,,, ~ N
April $3.50 a; m devotional meethg , AZ a. N, D.;
officers; address "A Study in Proportion. Mrs.
William. L. Knox; hymn. address on Home MIS- us
Executive Committee Of Home Missions; hymn;
address on foreign missions Miss MONTGOMERY
Hamadan. Persia Offering. hymn. p m, luncheon;
p M hymn prayer. rollcal ana conference &c, OF
workers IN local societies; hymn, rePor, Oh eoii-
The trustees have settled their dispute with
Thomas F. Hart. contractor. and work mas neen
The Caryon Arms VIII soon be reoPened as a
man
The Y. w. c. T. U. viii hold meeting in the
Cromwell Post, G. A. r.. OF this village and
Genera. Grant conclaye. knight! Of OF Sherwood
A council. q the Royal Arcanum Will be Instituted
Herman selicck and his family have moved into
the house in Green Ridge-ave., recently bought
Mrs. susan Elliott eiFhty-six years Old, who died
on Tuefday, VIII be buried in Chatham to-day.
Funeral services were held last r'~nt by the Rev.
Dr. Van K:eeck at the home OF her daughter. Mrs.
NJ. J. Reiley in Cottage Place.
Joseph H. Mead. OF the Central Bank. and Mrs
Mead have gone to Old Point Comfort
The principal socai affair next week will he the
will present farce comedy II is one Of the occa-
sions when society turns out IN full force and it IL
looked forward 10 with pleasure by many.
The Donohue place on OrchArd-st., has been
rented by Mrs A Todd
Miss Bertha Onderdonk. daughter OF Lewis Onder-
donk. Of Rome, formerly OF White Plains, is the
guest OF relatives in Grand-st.
York City. were married At the home of the brides
parents on Thursday evening. On their return from
a wedding tour TO Philadelphia they will live In
move here from New-York.
The Rev; John J. Gorham. Of the First Baptis;
Church. who has been III for the last six weeks t.
able 10 attend 10 his clerical duties again To-mor-
row morning he will preach on the subject. The
Church Member and His Pocketbook, or Christian
A cottage prayer.meetlng will be held under the
direction u the Woman's Christian Temperance
Heights. Tomorrow Afternoon NJ O'clock
Carlton Carpenter. OF this village. who is feet
inches in height, although not yet voter rides one
of the largest bicycles made. IL being a @-inch
frame made 10 order
Town Clerk Charles P Paulling has become a
member Of the General Grant COncave Knights OF
Sherwood Forest. OF this village.
The Crescent Baseball Club OF tais village has
received its new uniforms. and will play us first
game OF the season with the Tarrytown nine on
The Union Praying Band will conduct the services
al the Lake Street Chapel tomorrow morning and
afternoon.
The congregation Of the First Baptist Church re-
ham, handsome bicycle as a means wherewith 10
regain his somewhat impaired health.