New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
JOvG ISLAND SOcTAL NOTES.

Edward Hunting Post. G. 4. r.. OF Groenport
held sociabe at its quarters on wednesday
evening About one hundred and twenty-five
OF the comrades. their wives and families.
together with tn" Sons OF Veterans assem-
bled at an early hour and listened to programme
Of literary and musical selections. supper fol-
lowed The rooms and tables were decorated with
flags, bunting and potted plants
The members OF GreenpOrt Social Club met M the
home O, Mrs George Rowland Wednesday
evening" and were conveyed to Eas, Marion, where
they were received by Captain and Mrs. Edwin
Tuthn both members OF the cub. Games. card
playing and dancing were enjoyed and refresh
men,s were served. The dancing was prolonged
until after midnight Twenty-one members Of the
club ATTENDED. The next and last socable of the
season is to be held Monday evening, at the
homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. Frank Tuthil
At tho Methodist Chapel Sea Clin. on Friday
evening the Rev Albert Swift OF Calvary Method
IS, Church. New-Nork. ectured under the auspices
Of the Ladies' A!i Society.
The Literary Afternoon circle which has been
organized ct Sea GIG has sixteen members It's
meetings will be held fortnlghty on Friday after
moons. the next ono taking place April ., at
the homo OF Mrs Koop, when a paper on Whittier
Will be heard
Les Caprceuses OF Hempsteai Friday
afternoon at the home OF Miss Anna Petit. The
women meet and sew. the result OF their work
going toward paying off tho debt OF the Methodist
Church
The first degree win he worked at the next
meeting Of Morton Lodge. r. and T. NJ. Of
Hempsteal. on Monday April g. At the last meeting
the third degree was conferred. This being CEN
tennal year, and the offices all filed by past
masters. exceptionally fine work is being done
The monthly meeting OF Charity circle OF Kings
Daughters OF flcmpstead Will be held on Friday
afternoon next. Businers Of Importance Will be
considered.
Mrs. 4 p. speed and the Misses Lillian and
in Asheyille " G.. have returned to their home in
Sea Gin.
Grecnport House on Monday evening to celebrate
the birthday anniversary OF the proprietor, Charles
Koeglc. After a pleasant exchange Of greetings
refreshments were served Dancing followed.
ing which has been given by the willing Circle
OF Kings Daughters Of Hampstead. of which Mrs
Coe Cloves teacher. was given yesterday morn
ing The pupils prepared. serva "a and ate a dinner
The progress mad" by the class has been encour-
aging. The housckeepers in the village apprc-
catc the efforts made 10 prepare servants who Will
earn their wages. The members, besides learning
TO cook, are taught neatnesS. order and economy:
pare all foods for cooking and how TO cook and
serve all meals The lessons are free and II IL
hoped TO sec The results OF the work IN better
home life well M more efficient service by wage
edruers.
The Hampstead Womans Club held It's las, meet
ing AT the homo OF its secretary, Miss Viola Bede
was read by the hostess and followed hy an
animated discussion on the subject. Mrs. j. a.
ist, and Miss L. Bedcll. pianist gave some musical
selections.
The Glen Cove Womans club held It's last meet
ing at the home # It's president. Mrs. William II
Current Eventr"; Mrs. Edward T. Payne read
sketch. Spanish National Character'; Miss Adei
G. J. Valentine read Whittier selection. and Miss
Sas Coles paper on Cuba"