New-York tribune., 1902-08-03
WEsTCHEsTER SUMMER RESORTS.
uxs EXPECT TO REALIZE $3.50 BIZ ANA
TEUR CIRCUSTTALLANS CELEBRATE
FEAST OF PATRON SAINT

The amateur circus held by the E1ks Of Peekstrl
was so successful that the lodge expects TO realize
about 81 500 IN addition to the expenses COM
nittee Of Elks is now negotiating for larger tent
than the one used for the circus as 1t IS pro
posed to make the exhibition annual affair
The Italian residents OF Mount Vernon have oeen
celebrating the feast OF their patron saint, the
Madonna del Arco. with music, nluminations and
fireworks The displays OF fireworks. which were
COSTLY were witnessed on Friday Light and last
night by thousands of the residents of Mount Yer
non and neighbOring towns A large grandstand
was erected for the Of those who wished 10
see the displays comfortably The celebration closed
last night
Henry Stuyvesant has begun the erection OF
handsome residence at Auawamis and Forest aves,
Sound View Rye. This will complete the frontage
of this pretty spot OF the park Considerable m
provement has been going at this locality or
late and rumor has IT that much more is likely
to follow shortly. Mr.. Stuyvesant is a descendant
OF old Governor Stuyvesant. He is also the brother
of Mrs w H CatHn. of Rye CfiItpn PoinO- The
Wainwrights. Schencks and Barries. all residents
of this row. Mr.. Stuyvesant's relatives
Mrs Mulford Martin. of Forest-ave-. Rye. gave
a large card party on Thursday afternoon in her
beautiful new home in Forest-ave- When the I'M
provements that going on in this avenue are
completed and the contemplated new houses erect
ed 1t will be one of the prettest drives TO De 1ouhd
in this section.
The women OF Mamaroneck. Larchmont and Rye
who are interested in the project to build a new
$4,000 home for the Mamaroneck Free kindersar-
fen and Mothers Association in Mamaroneck nave
obtained about one-Ihird of the amount needed anu
have appealed the summer residents Ior tnSS ~
mainder. They desire TO erect one story oldillS,
with a basement. a site in E1Sh-St near ti-e
Town Hail. which they are about 10 PurSnaSgg
from the trustees Of the Methodist EpISC0paii
Church The building will contain ample ScnoU, ~
accommodations for the children and a clUofOJllL
and two bathrooms for the mothers AIn0nS tno
women interested in the project are Mrs, Ih9IlSS
L. Rushmore. Mrs. Henry W Sackett MIS-; Has- 80
son b Dickerman, Mrs Robins. MIS- w n 49, 49,
sell and Mrs Mary c. Ray. Mrs Kay IS tno
treasurer of the building fund. and gifts are 20 S
sent to her or to the First National BANK Oh
Mr. and Mrs E Fl Weatherbee have closed
their MarnarOneCk mansion ana gone 10 Ne"POA1
and RiChfed Springs until september
Mr. and Mrs Aaron B. de COrd0va nave Just re-
turned 10 Larchmont, after an absence CT JsAi
Mr. and Mrs. f. Newman. OF New-York have
taken a villa Larchmont Mt. newman ~
member of the Stock Exchange
a feature OF the annual falr IN aid or St Angus
tines Church in LarchmOnt, which opens on IleAs
Wednesday evening. Will be the nrsJ 9ppeardlCs
of the Iarchnont Merry Minstrels, a company ol
young burnt cork aspirantS. who are 10 give per
formanceS- s, ,-o5
Invitations have been issued for the silver weG-
ding of Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. carter OF Nv
Rochelle which will be celebrated on WedneSud!
evening August IS. Mr. Carter is weH k. knoNr
member of the New-Rochele Yacht Club. ana many
yachtsmen will be in attendance