New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
\ MOONLIGHT RIDE ON AN Trrr,
MATED CAR-AFFAIRS OF THE WEEr

Va Ed CAI'-Af AIi'S Of IHE WEEK
President Charles a Singer Of the IaroD
Railway Company and Mrs. Singer entertaiDs
party of about fifty of the summer reslda,. a
Larchmont on Monday night with a trolley ~ ~
10 rye Beach on new Illuminated car Tba -
cost SlOO and is covered with 700 colored eJsc,ar ar
M hghts, rs making a brilliant and attractive Gisplaye
Oh tnelr arrival az Rye Beach Mr.. and Mrs Sin@S
and their guests had dinner at Becks Hotel Dser
Mr.. and Mrs E. II. Weatherbee and fami,, -
left their country place. Waytes Court Mar.
oneck, until early September on a visit to the ps.
American Exposition, the Thousand Islands a.,
SARATOGA. Mr. Weatherbee has ordered his coach-
ana drasS and blue ribbon winners shipped ~ Snes
there. -' u" ms arrival
The annual outing and clambake of the HoO..-
Kicking Club of White Plains. which is one Of ~.
fixtures among Westchester politicians ana oesae
holders, was held last week at Beach Hill p-
It's one hundred members as they marched "a -
oeaGh wore linen busters and Japanese haas snS nS
carried a Japanese PaTasolS over their heads Thev
Indlan ehlet impersonated by ex-Chief of PoIiaa aa
furnished all kinds of amusement va "Ao
Charles Frohman. the theatrical manager wn,
has taken villa at Orienta Point MamaronacL
is entertaining many Of the stars of the profa~
sion Among those who were his guests last week
and Miss Julia Arthur.
the Constitution. the Columbia and the Indenan
dence are to there three days in the third vss
OF August The whole fleet Of tho Atlantic y,cb+
Club is expected TO rendezvous at Larchmont on
August 10. and preparations are being made for
festivities on that date There one hundred
names on the waiting list. the limit of menberShi1
having been reached. 1t is expected that the b9a-s
Cl governors will have a meeting and extend the
membership limit Among The large steam vacbts
which anchored at Larchmon, this week we're the
Aiicedo, with Daniel G. Reid, of the American Tin
Plate Company. aboard, and the Conqueror. owned
by Frederick ". Vanderbilt.
Among the residents of Harrison who have =.
Gently purchased new automobiles are Charles
Park, W. f. Browning and George r. Chamberlain
On account of the death of Commodore Edward
Kelly. the cruise of the New-RocheIle Yacht Chb
which was TO take place August s. has been in
definitely postponed Instead of the cruise the eub
will give number Of moonlight sails The New.
Rochelle Rowing Club is hold its annual reeatt.
on Labor Day The programme viii consist of rsc
ing ana novelties, ana at night there will be music
and dancing in the clubhouse overlooking Echo
Commodore Henry w Eaton of the American
Yacht Club has offered a $3.50 championship cup tn
the winner OF series Of ten races of 1Jfoot special
design boats The races are being held every Sat
urday in the season.
Myndert Starin of John H Starn owner Of
Glen Island, is preparing amUse the people NJ
Westehester County with sham battle between
one hundred United States artilerymen from Forr
Siocum. The Indians 10 be mounted and will
wear their bonnets and war paint.
Nearly every one in Mount Vernon who can find
it convenient TO do is spending July and August
at the seashOre in the mountains The onlv
social affairs of the week were two weddings Miss
Helen E Lucas, the daughter of the late PhiI0
Lucas. the banker, married on Monday even
ing to Evans WhitmOre Thomas a mining engineer
OF Philadelphia. The Lucas mansion. at No N
South Tenth-ave, was opened for the wedding
and was attractiveiy decorated. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. c. S Lane of the Presby.
terian Church. The maid of honor was Miss Laura
Van Court Lucas Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas are going
as far as British Columbia their wedding trim
after which they will live in PhiladeIphia Miss
iqa ttOWIandSCn, the eldest daughter OF Mr. and
MIS- oscar ROwfandsOn. was married this week Ia
Albert Ansbacher. of Manhattan az No 1 Cooley
PIace The Rev Mr.. Lane Officfated also at tnis
ceremony.
An entertainment and dance in aid of the New
Rochelle Hospital is TO be given at the Bevau
House in LarchmOnt Saturday. The following
summer residents have volunteered their services:
Miss Frances Stevens. Miss Marie Greenwan
Charles Wells and Adolf Jackson in "t'hums" by
permission of Charles Frohman. Miss Isabelle
EveSsOn Miss Minnie Dupree. Miss Belle Bueklin
Miss Amy Rickard, j. E DObSOn and the Larch-
mont "knavy.