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New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
OF NORTH SIDE INTEREST.

A Garden festival and band concert will be sfvei
by the Bronx Club on wednesday evening next y
the clubhouse and grounds. Nos. 1-zoi ana -.
Franklin-ave There will be band concert on IN,
lawn DIV George Friedgen. with TWENTY-FIVE seieSIss
musicians; dancing in the main halI na1 1 ofto y,
The club prize bowling and other amuseInents- y
Tho need for a hospital in the Wakefield anss
wilamsbridge sections of The Bronx mas leo So,
erai men, headed by Samuel Walach to estahhsl,
dispensary hospital in three story brick strac9
ure at Briggs-st and Maple-ave-, WiInanls sDrlusi
Later the new institution % % nnssrv pg viii s
omen to the public daily. except Sundays and hoIi
dagf diSsn fE2@ s3eang 70 phyPcians viii be in
The medical staff at present consists oc Df9 Iares
McA1iiffe and FTsedman The new hospital ha'
The crusade of the Bronx Taxpayers Associe
tions Tor increased postal facilities IN the porousf
Is hearing fruit The Postof1ce Department al
washington has allotted Postmaster WILCOX frteen
more carriers and nine additional suD-staIl11ons
The carriers will be distributed as follows: WesS
University Heights and Kingsbridse. one each; twa
each Stations and K ana tnree eStch At ga
ton T and fremont. beslnnlhg OctoDer
Declaring that the plans Of the Rapid Transit
Commission do not provide improved service 1oF
the MeIrose, Morrisania, fremont and Foreman
sections of The Bronx, the sd Ward Property
Owners Association has adopted resolution rec
omnanding to the commission the construction OF
the following line: - .,o4A
Run the subway trains from 3d-ave: and 149th-
St to ST. Anns-ave., and there switch around 90
that avenue by q loop similar to the one at Stn-
ave and 53d-st.; thence by a bee line elevated
branch on that avenue up to 161St-St- and there
ion with the 3d-aye. ~ line to Bronx Park Inc
association adds that the Improvements can De
made in six months.
Independence Day IS to be observed by the Mc-
Kinley Square Liberty Pole and Flag Association
which maintains pole and flag in plot in Mo-
Knley Square. by the singing of patriotic airs by
school children of the neiShbOrhood, music by the
Catholic Protectory Band and speaking by pronlt-
nent residents of The Bronx. Grand Army posts
and other patriotic organizations will participates
in the celebration.
The assembly room Of the primary department.
Of Public School No. II. Eagle-ave. and 1s3d-sts
was the scene OF pretty Flag Day exercises on
wednesday. Mrs. Sara Nj. Reins is the principal
District Superintendent Arthur McMullin who Is
about TO retire after many years service in the
public schools, presided. Congressman Joseph A.
1ouden made speech in which he referred to
the long and faithful services of the principal Mrs.
Rens and of Mr.. McMulin. and eulOgized President
Roosevelt.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
CHRISTIAN BRoTHERs' NEW HOME
Archbishop Farley Will Lay Cornerstone on
June 25

The cornerstone OF ST. Josephs Normal College,
tbe new institution which is being built by the
Christian Brothers of the Roman Catholic Church
a, pocantico Hills Westchester County. at a cost
os 5000 600 will laid Sunday. June 3, at p m
Archbishop Farley viii offciate. and an address
will he made by Monsignor Lavelle. A choir OF
three hundred from the parochal schools or New
York and Brooklyn and the New-York Catholic
trofectory Band will furnish music. The Christian
Iarotbers were formerly AT Amawalk Westchester
SoInfv but New-York City recently condemned
their lands for a watershed and burned the build
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

Schaney, Of Kingsbridge and the hes. man was
Mr. Charles De La. of this city
Only immediate relatives were present WedEes-
day afternoon at the wedding of Miss Florence
Fielder, of this city, and Frank C. -alonzo, of
Brooklyn. The wedding took place at the home
of the brides mother. No 73 Morningside-ave
and was performed by Rev. JOHN FrOschel, OF
Emmanuel Church The bride was attended by
her sister. Miss Bertha Fielder. and the best man
Frank NJ Davids.
James B. Lodlow OF Yonkers. and Mrs. Alex
ander Wood OF Philadelphia, youngest daughter
of the late Major General John W. Geary. L. 5. A.
who was Governor of Pennsylvania from 1857 to
1875 were quietly married Saturday at st.
PauIs Church Stockbridge, Mass. The Rev Ar
thur Lawrence rector of the church. ofciated, and
was assisted by the Rev. Prescott Evarts. rector
of Christ Church. Cambridge Mass. who a
classnate of AIr. Ludlow at Harvard.
to Frank Herdans OF Yonkers Sunday evening
last by the Rev. n Wilson, pastor of Christ
Church Bronxville Miss Cusick attended by
Miss Ethel Cusick and Miss Margaret Fitzpatrick
and the best man was Alexander Moorehouse.
meets or matinee meetings" at the Empire city
track took place yesterday. The matinees are all
amateur events. and free TO the public.
The local lodge of Elks will tender a compli-
mentary dinner to Assistant City Clerk Joseph r
O'Brien on the evening OF June % The event Will
take place at the Hotel Wynnstay
Mr.. and Mrs. o. a. Waller have .<nts- s@s-rview
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

was given to the members OF the White Plains
Chapter of the Daughters Of the American Revoiu-
ton. and among the guests was Mrs. Donald NC
Lean the President General "f the national or
ganization 800
Mrs Susie Potter wore dress which she SAYS
&c 16O wears old and has long history attached
to ii while Mrs. Henry c. Henderson. VIE OF
Colonel Henderson, wore Colonial gown, Ic0 years
oil Mrs James II. StafTords gown has passed
the century mark. while Miss Amy r. Conlin
wore a dress seventy years old. Ten other women
wore dresses of which combined ages were
oyer 400 wears.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

Cottage. a. cragsmoor. Ulster County. and havs
gone there for the summer.
Mrs J. c. Bennett, wife Of DR.. Bennett, has
gone to Portland. Ore to visit her father, and IN
cidentally the exposition
The Halstead School for Young Ladies graduato
three young at the annual comrenceme"~
exercises last week They were Miss Berye 1 Evans
feature of the exercises was the musieal 80
rendered on piano and violin by the pupils Ing
address TO the graduates was delivered Dy tie rev.
DR.. Lyman Abbott
The Cochran Training School for Nurses also had
its graduating exercises this week The graduates
were Miss Emily Thresher England: Miss Agnet
Clinkscale. Canada Miss Mary Du Bois Macl.auI!.ss
New-York: Miss Harriet K. Thomson, cor Gonnses,- s1s-
Donald Canada; Miss Lillian D. Oliver. New-4oFks
Miss Matilda Montgomery, Ireland
The Yonkers High School commencement viii b
held at Music Hail Friday evening. June g.
Bishop Cusick will be at Holy Trinity Church ~
day where he will confirm class of $50 He VIII
also confirm seventy-fve at st. AnthOny's Church-
PEEKsKILL.
The cadets of the Peekskn Military Academy and
the Mohegan Lake School, In full dress uniform at
tended the First Presbyterian Church on sunday
morning last and listened to baccalaureate ser
Everftt The church was crowded to the doors
The twenty-ffth anniversary exercises OF the MO-
hogan Lake School will begin to-day. when the
annual meeting Of the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation will be held at 7:3o O'Clock To-morrow TOW
there viii be the annual field day meet and attn,
New-York City, will make the address 70 tne Srau-
yates on Wednesday afternoon, at ocloch-
At the Peekskill Military Academy the following
programme is arranged for the week:
Tuesday-2:S0 D. m. baseball game; p nl bat
talon parade; T3O p. m. class night exercises;
$50 D. m senior reception. Wednesday-l9 a: m,
military exercises, reviewed by Major Genera
Charles F. Roe in command of the National Guard
of New-York; 10 m, seventy-second annual corn eoIl-
mencenlent address by the Rev. NJ Woolsey SIry,,
ker president of Hamilton College; l p n.' ahhua'
alumni dinner.
st. Gabriers School has closed another successfui
year. On Monday last the field day exercises wers
held. Tuesday afternoon there was the annuaa
musical On Tuesday evening the seniors gave tne
annual class play. This year 1t was AS fou s LlAs
IT. On Wednesday the graduating exercises tty vv
place The address made by the Rey Or: W:
T. Manning, of St. Agnes Chapel 14lA-eS
Parish, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
Epulatfon

II will be seen by these figures that some of the
ci1ies and towns dangerously near the limit
Ssnafor Caruenter, ASSembIyTnan Wainwright ana
oTbere foresaW this condition last winter and man
eoed 70 block the passage of the HAWKINS DILL
S.oicb would have wiped out the future water re-
sources of the county forever and given them 10
Sew,-York CITY 1t was through their opposition 10
tba 1awiin, bill that Mayor Mcclellan and the
New-York City representatives were forced 70 drop
thar measure and take up the Tompklns Dill as q
srIbstitute Mayor Mcclellan was anxious TO MAKE
,,sa~e with Westchester County 10 complete tne
5evr s3 0p0 600 dam at Cross River. and agreed 10
eunbo5v nearly everything requested by the west
chester County representatives IN the new meas
1re II is said that w. L. Ward was the originator
of the compromise idea s
The result was the insertion of the section under
which every village, town or city through whlch
rhe mains Of New-York City pass. or may pass at
anv time can tap the mains and PROVIDE their
neople with water. and the cost OF the water so
faken shall in no case exceed the price charged TO
communities without the expense OF building plants
or purchasing lands. assured forever OF an
abundant supply of water by merely paying lhe
New-York is soon 10 begin the expenditure OF
millions of dollars in raising the level OF Rye Lake
and will build large conduit passing through
Pve Harrison Mamaroneck. Larchmont, Ne%-
Rochelle Pelham and Mount Vernon 10 the CITY
line In less than ten years these COMMUNITIES
which are now nearing the limit OF thelr water
suppiv can tap this conduit ana OBTAIN an
abundant supply Of the best water IN the state;
Nearly every other town and city VIII be placed
in an eauay secure position in time saving mill
ions of dollars 10 their inhabitants
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES TO PARADE.

The convention Of the Holy Name Society Of thu
archdiocese OF Newly ork is to be held in ST. Martin
In Tours Church. Borough of The Bronx, this
afternoon The convention win be attended by all OF
tine societies from New-York to Albany. The dele-
gates numbering about 200 VIII assemble at 3D.
ave near IS3d-st at O'Clock this afternoon, wnere
they will be met by St. Martin la Tours branch
and escorted the church in professional order,
under the direction OF Grand Marshal e y. Gordon.
the convention.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

A largely attended wedding took place Thursday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Z.
Birkhead, No 154 South 1th-aver when their
daughter, Eva Seymour, married to Nathan
Straus Barclay by the Rev. John Tilly, of Barns
boro Penn, Miss Rosabelle Birkhead, sister of the
bride. was maid of honor and the bridesmaids Were
Agnes Randall, of this city; Nesta Wolldall. OF
Yonkers, and Virginia Lawrence, Of New-York
Edward Birkhead was best man. Mr.. and MIS-
Barclay will reside in NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
CENSUS SHOWS RAPID GROWTH.

Dwight S. Hubbcli. the assistant postmaster of
White Plains, has completed census of families
served with mail from the local office. He esti-
mates that 13 e55 people live within the village linz
IFS an increase of l20o over last The mum,
her of houses built since June, 1901, Is Zfo, ana
there are now being erected y houses
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
ANCIENT GOWNS PLACED ON VIEW
White Plains Society Women Revive Mem
nries of the Revolution

A feature of a Colonial reception hold at the
home of Mrs. E. C. Snifin, at White Plains, on
Wednesday, was the Colonial costumes of some Of
the women who attended the affair. The reception
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

The marriage of Amelia Florence Bailey, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bailey, of South 9Th
ave. and John j. De Witt, son of ex-Charlty' COM
missioner Peter Dewitt. took place "Wednesday
evening" in the Church of the Ascension Mary
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Weatherbee have announced
the engagement of their daughter, Henrietta Con-
stable Weatherbee. to Clark Potter Read. The two
families live on ueighboring country places at ORR
enta Point. Miss Weatherbee although only nine
teen, is one of the most accomplished hoTSeWonlefl
OF Westchester County. She is seen frequently at
the horse shows driving her fathers coach
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

Mr. and Mrs William L. Banks of White Plains,
announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary
Louise, to Graham White. of this city.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

commission between the mainland and HARRISON
Island. Among those present at the dance on SIS-
urday evening were Commodore and Mrs. r n
Waldorf Nr. and Mrs. E. M Gin MIND Mr. and MIS- Ms
Henry Doscher, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul W1lnaIns MI
and Mrs. Leroy Twiss. Mr.. and Mrs, W L.. Diaz
c. j. Lynch. r. L. Forbes Mr. and Mrs Jordon
and Miss Mcdowell.
The Rev. Thomas p. Mclaughlin, pastor of the
Church of the Blessed Sacrament, will sail for Eu
rome July l.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

F. S A. de Lima who has been nominated by
both parties for village trustee. is at present II
Paris He has cabed his acceptance.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
SUBURBAN NOTES.
Social Items from the Westchester
TOzgns and Cities.
MOUNT VERNON.

MOUNT VERNON.
Mayor Edward f Brush, who has been short
vacation in Sullivan County, returned on Thurs
day.
Edward Gay, the artist and wife have gone to
their summer bungalow at Craigs Moor Sullivan
County, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Brewer of Fulton
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Martin ]. Keogh, Jr. of this city, son of Supreme
Court Justice Martin j. Keogh has become law
student IN the Office of Maurice Dillon. in Porl
Chester. Justice Keogh began his law training II
Mr.. Don's Office thirtythree years ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

W. G. Newman. the copper mining operator. wi
spend the summer here. He has leased place q
Rye Neck
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

Colonel Edward Lyman Bill. of this city, who
was a member of the NewYOrk State Commission
to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, has just
received a medal in recognition or his services
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

ARRANGEMENTS are being made here for the we'd
ding of Miss Gladys Block, daughter of LOUIS
Block, to Chetwnd De La Vergne on July > MI
De La Vergne is the son of the late Jonn De La
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
I.ARCHMONT

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Campbell have gone
their home at Highland Mills for the summe
Their place adjoins the country home of Senate
and Mrs. Thomas c. Platt.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
MAMARONECK.

MAMARONECk.
The new home of the 'Mamaroneck Free Kinder
garten Association which cost $4,000. was opened
Monday The opening exercises attended by
Mrs a NJ McGresor president of the association;
Mrs Thomas L. Rushmore. Mrs. Watson y. DICK
erman Mrs e II. Weatherbee and others prom
inent in local kindergarten work. President Danle
Warren, representing the village authorities, made
an address.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

The Mauser Manufacturing Company will pre-
sent a handsome silver trophy to the fire COM
pany making the handsomest appearance at the
parade of the Hudson Valley Ffreman's Assocla-
ton June %. The judges are Ex-Mayor Edwin w.
Fiske, John G. Wintjen and Adam Z. Schatz
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Suydam and family have
gone to the Catskills for the summer.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

The annual commencement of the NeW-Rochelle
High School will be held June q. There are elgh-
teen graduates in this years class.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18


Frederick Porter Smiley. of Pittsburg. Penn.
The new 5000 home of the Larchmont Athletic
building contains the finest bowling alleys in Larch-
mont The club VIII have large benefit June "a
to obtain money to furnish the rooms. when the
George w. Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Gouraud expected back
from Paris en- Monday to take possession of their
SS0OO00 villa, La Hyeienda.
Walter NJ Young. superintendent of the Larch-
mont Yacht Club, Mrs. Young have been hav-
ing vacation at Lenox
DR. W. E. Bullard and Miss NJ. Schafer won the
eighteen-hole mixed toursome tournament at the
opening of the Larchmont golf links. Prizes We're
given by the Misses Keveney.
Mr. and Mrs C. Oliver Iselin have been enter
tanning Mrs. Isein's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Goddard Providence. at their home. All-View-
on-the-Sound.
WHITE PLAINS.
Delos Lull Cox and Miss Mary a. Foster. both
of this village were married Wednesday evening
in Grace Episcopal Church. The ceremony was at
tended by only the immediate members OF both
fomiIies owing 10 the recent death OF the groom 5
mother Mr. and Mrs. Cox will spend few days
at Niagara Falls. after which they VIII live here.
Mrs George A. Newell spending the month of
June at Prince Edward Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Free returned to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

Arrangements being made for a concert
which will be given in Music Hall on June q by
Miss Pauline Serhey, a violinst pupil OF Henry
Schradieck Miss Serhey is fifteen years old. The
proceeds will be devoted towards furthering her
musical training.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

The largest fleet of yachts ever anchored Off
New Rochelle is now at the New Rochelle Yacht
Club The feet numbers 14S yachts and power
boats The attendance at the club has grown so
RAPIDLY that second launch will soon be put In
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

Miss Mary Hodges. Miss Lena Wright and Miss
Augusta Maples will attend the International Con-
vention of the Epworth League. TO be held in Dem
yer next month.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

wedding anniversary on THURSDAY evening.
Mr. and Mrs Frank R. Chambers gave recep-
ton on Thursday afternoon at their home, at
Crows Nest Bronxville Mr. and Mrs. Chambers
Mrs 1ary aaWs w and @
Mark D. Stiles's family have taken villa at
Bushy Point New-London. Conn. for the summer.
B. UlIman and family have taken the Mark D.
Stiles home for the summer
A surprise party was given to Miss Avis Hull, of
South 10th-ave., Wednesday evening. While the
guests were being received. the body of Mrs Curtis
Darling. who dropped dead Of heart disease, was
brought into the house.
DR.. ]. w. Redway gave orchestral musical
on Thursday evening. assisted by Mr.. Moon. or
ganist, and Mr.. Farmer, violinist.
Bronx Chapter D. A. r. of this city, took a trip
to the historic scenes of Tarrytown on Wednes-
day, visiting SLEEPY Hollow Cemetery" Sunny
side and other places of interest
Mrs. Joseph S. Wood and her daughter, Joseph
inc. left Friday for Cape Cod, to be gone all sum-
Richard R. Wightman and family are at their
camp in the Adirondacks for the summer.
In the Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church.
Children's Day, the pastor baptized the eight chill
dren of Walter B. Rocket who were from two
months to twelve years old.
The annual meeting of the board of directors
of the Mount Vernon Hospital was held Tuesday
evening and the following officers were elected
President James NJ. Anderson; ice-president
John H. Clawson; secretary, Daniel NJ. Hopping;
treasurer, M B. Sloat
The Mauser Manufacturing Company will pre-
sent a handsome silver trophy to the fire COM
pany making the handsomest appearance at the
parade of the Hudson Valley Fireman. $ Assoca-
T1r0 no F.X-A w.
Fiske John G. Wintjen and Adam E. Schatz
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Banks, of White Plains,
announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary
Louise, to Graham White. of this city
The marriage of Amelia Florence Bailey daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bailey, of South 9Th
ave- and John j. De Witt, of ex-Charitys Com
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
YONKERS.

Miss Alice Frances Wagner, of this city, and
Mr. James Wright, of Newark. N J.. were quietly
welded on Wednesday evening by Rev. Arthur
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

Jessie Bailey was the only bridesmaid, and Fred
erick Dewitt best man. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev F. NJ. s. Taylor.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

of their daughter. Miss Anna Louise Nauss. t
Frederick Porter Smiley. of Pittsburg Penn.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Gouraud are expected bac
from Paris Monday 10 take possession of thei
new $900,000 villa La Hycienda.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

The annual meeting of the board of directors
of the Mount Vernon Hospital held Tuesday
evening and the following officers elected:
President James NJ. Anderson; vice-president,
John H. Clawson; secretary. Daniel NJ. Hopping:
treasurer, M B. Sloat.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

New arrivals at Larchmont this week include
Thomas e. Conan and family. Mr.. and Mrs. F. j.
Lisman. Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Huyler, MI and
Mrs William Knight Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Nauss
and family Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert A. Wright, Mr.:
and Mrs William II. Corbitt Mr. and Mrs Earl
Mayo Mr. and Mrs Frank E. Towle and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Waldron.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Nauss who are staying
at the Royal Victoria. announce the engagement
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

The Misses MetcaIf left this week for the Po
Mountains, where they will spend the sum
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

In the Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church OF
Childrens Day, the pastor baptized the eight chill
dren of Walter B. Rocket who from TIVE
months to twelve years old.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Curtiss left this week fol
stamford IN the Catskills.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

Walter NJ. Young. superintendent of the Larch
mont Yacht Club, and Mrs. Young. have been hav
ing a vacation LenOx.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

Mrs. Joseph S. Wood and her daughter, JOSEPH
inc. left Friday for Cape Cod, to be gone all sun
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

ave- Chester HILL celebrated their twenty-hfth
wedding anniversary Thursday evening.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

N.
The sixth annual June exhibit of the Tarrytown
Horticultural Society held in the Lyceum
Tuesday afternoon and evening Among those who
won prizes this year were Miss Gertrude Nichols
Mrs Ogden Goldman, Mrs. John H. Hail. Mrs
George Lewis Mrs. J. 3. Trevor, the Misses Mas
Women captured three -fourths of the prizes,
Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Goldman sharing equal
honors.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

Richard R. Wightman and family are at the
camp in the Adirondacks for the summer.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

1t is reported that Benjamin Wallace, cashier
of the Dobbs Ferry Bank. has purchased a home
in the south and will there about July L.
Mr.. Wallaces health is poor, and he has been con-
templating the change for some time
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

Vergne who established the De La Vergne Refrig-
orator Works at Mott Haven, The Bronx, and IS
Just graduated from Yale, The brides father Is
the general manager of the company.
Miss Cecilia Lotus. and Mr.. and Mrs, Oliver
Hercourt have taken cottage at Quaker Ridge
Mrs. Hercourt was formerly Miss Margaret Regaii'
the writer
The large country places OF Henry NJ Flagler'
Henry Siegel, Peter F. Meyer, John r. Hegeman,
Mrs F. A Constable. A c. Bostwick and CLIFFORD
V Brokaw at Orienta Point, are open for the sea-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

The members of the James S. Merritt Associa-
ton have decided to have their fifth annual clam
bake at Rye Beach on Thursday, August II. Ar
rangements will be made TO feed 1900 members
and their friends
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

DR. W. E. Bullard and Miss NJ. Schafer won IN
eighteen hole mixed toursome tournament at III
opening of the Larchmont golf links. Prizes wer
given by the Misses Keveney.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

a
June g. at the home Of Mrs. Arthur Outram Sher-
man. in Rye in aid of the work of the Woman 8
Royal League There will be music on the lawn
and all kinds OF amusements, including sails in
launches in the harbor. Mrs. George ID. Barron,
Mrs. David b. Cowleg. Mrs Warner NJ Van Nor
den Mrs William H. Rand, jr Mrs Henry /.
Cobb Mrs Archibald B. Duffie. Mrs. Arthur w.
Corning Mrs Walter T. Hart and the Misses
Clwynne are among those who will assist Mrs.
Sherman In entertaining the guests
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H. Berges celebrated their
crystal wedding at their home Court-st. on last
Sunday. A large party of friends and relatives
present and many appropriate gifts were pre-
sented to the couple