New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-20
WHITE PLAINS.

The entertainment held for the benefit OF n
Purchase Methodist Episcopal Church. near TIA
village Wednesday evening successa
affair. Two dialogues were given. One. Tho Coo
They Did" was presented by the Misses Mary and
Lille Schmaling May Burling, Sadie Martin Mar
Robbins and Irma Rowe, and the other, 'Gitti
Up a Debatin Society" by the Messrs Frank
Schmang Fred Williamson Lewis Tompkins and
John Theall. Rectations were given by the Misses
May and Adde Burling, and vocal music by the
Misses Irma and Mile Rowe and Messrs J. and
J. C. Rowe. There was large audience present
and the financial result satisfactory.
well-attended meeting OF the Young Womens
Christian Temperance Union held at the home
of Mrs. John Birch in Willlam-st.. last Tuesday
afternoon.
An entertainment will be given at the AUDITOR
UNI next Thursday evening for the benefit Of the
Presbyterian Church. An interesting programmes
has been prepared. consisting OF instrumental music
by the Park Sisters and vocal SELECTIONS by Or u
A. Snnen, Mrs. Henry o. sniffen, A. Hobart
Miss NJ E, lie Valley and H. O. snlffen Of TIL.
village, will attend the convention OF tns oshs
ern Westchester. TO be held In the Presny 'ern Ian
Church Ka;onah. on Monday afternoon and even
Two hundred and fifty invitations have been H. 3;
sued for the next reTepO ondS oy evennS MacS
The illustrated lectures on The History an n
Criticism of Italian Art and Painting by me ~
HaSsrsy E ss SSf9
lam h. Goodyear, OF brooklyH' WIN D' az 1880.
sculpture: Wednesday March g. Dawn Of Re.
Nuisance Painting; March TO- Raphael Marcs
II. Michael Angelo; March ~ D ,Sa. ,S o.
Centre are entitled TO attend this extra course OF
lectures without further payment Gil,
On Monday evening the knickerbocker socis,
Club OF this village will hold It's first annGal fancy
dress ball The committee states, however, tnal
the mode of dress is optional.
At the First Baptist Church tomorrow me pas
tor will preach at the morning service and IN the
evening ]. A. BlrkholZ. the Gospel singer, VIII oo"
duct short song service. . , ,,,-..,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r. Foster OF Ch h rs
and Mrs Hogan will leave town on Tuesday 70, a
trip by rail to the South. going as iar as fi00'''
The will Of John COVE OF North Iar nSp y Fur
man is appointed executor Among other Deluesos,
500 Is rive / to the First Reformed Church OF
Tom sells claiming to have been elected Com,
missioner of Jurors for Westchester county mas
brought an action before Justice Joseph r. bar
nard in the Supreme Court AT Poughkeepss
nomnel + Howard Kinch, the present incumbent
to give up his office The case VIII De near, od,on
dav OF the particulars concerning his election
Sells In his AFFIDAVIT states on b orDtn q.
January 10 County Judge Lent came INTO a r99 1
AT the Courthouse in which Sheriff Johnson, pls.
trict-Attorney Andrews and treasurer tarpsn ,.
iii the following Thursday; that the three oincias
refused so to do for the reason that IN case sucn
adjournment was taken the act which had petn
Introduced i'm the State Legislature giving tue sys
mower of appointment to the County Judge Wou.Ia
have been passed. and their power 10 appoint ~
ar an end That County Judge Lent requested 'ie'a
then to adjourn until the following TUESDAY. ani
an then beng refused the County Judge stauu
,hat ~ they would consent to appoint, certain
nerson named by him he would meet Win tn s
otherwise he would not. Inc CoanH 'r ar, ,nlns
InVr ., to elect John Sells Commissioners OF
Jurors.