New-York tribune., 1905-06-18

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from their wedding trip and have taken residence
on Grand-st.
Miss Mary Lester. of Battle-avs.. is spending the
Asbury Park.
Dr. Joseph Johnson, of the New-York University
School of Commerce. will deliver an address on
Education for Business at the ns eoInmsenesRaen5
z. P Horton and family have taken cottas -
Oakland Beach for the season.
Miss Ada Remer, of scarsdae, and her sister.
Mrs. Post of New-York. sailed the st. Louis
Saturday for Cherbourg. France they will
visit several European countries before they return
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Garth occupying their
country mansion at Scarsdaie.
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
were present and many appropriate gifts were pre-
sented to the couple.
A large delegation of westchester County persons
will leave here tomorrow for Lake Placid attend
the annual convention of the Superintendents OF
the Poor of New-York State. In the party will be
Superintendent of Poor L. B. Long. of White
rison; William H. Bard. of Mount Vernon; Harvey
B. Green OF Chappa 1uO- and Patrick Whelan. of
of yorktown. have already taken quarters at
Saranac Lake for the week.
The students at the Friends School, in Purchase
St, near Rye Lake, to present LongfeIows
Hiawatha tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in
Purdy will read the poem and the parts will be
taken by boys who will appear in Indian costume.
The Scarsdale Golf Club has leased the grounds
of the scarsdale estates. and an independent club
will be formed. The executive committee is made
up Of Edmgnd eIlfi,,S g; CONVERSE James G. Cannon
Mr. and Mrs. William Halbe, of Grand-st, sailed
for Europe Thursday.
TARRYTowN
The sixth annual June exhibit of the Tarrytown
Horticultural Society was held in the Lyceum
Tuesday afternoon and evening. Among those who
won prizes this year Miss Gertrude Nichols,
Mrs Ogden Goldman, Mrs John H. Hall, Mrs.
George Lewis, Mrs J. B. Trevor, the Misses Mas
ter. Women captured three-fourths of the prizes.
Mrs Lewis and Mrs. Goldman sharing equal
honors
Arrangements being made for a concert
! which will be given in Music Hall June 27 by
Miss Pauline serhey, violinist pupil OF Henry
proceeds will be devoted towards furthering her
musical training.
The Misses MetcaIf left this week for the Po-
como Mountains, where they will spend the sum-
n;er
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Suydam and family have
gone to the Catskills for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs c. H curtiss left this week for
stamford IN the Catskills
Charles W. Hall and family have gone to Shell
ter Island.
The commencement exercises in the Washington
Irving High School will be held Tuesday evening.
The Rev Ferdinand e Iglshart Of Peskskill. I VII
School will close June 2s
An effort is being made to have better telegraph
service for this village. The service is very poor
trying to have the company keep open it's office
until at least 10 p. m At present it closes at u
m, and on Sundays and holidays is open only for
swo hours
William N. Crane and family have closed their
town homo and occupying their summer cot
tase on the hill.
Joseph Eastman and family have opened their
beautiful home in South Broadway for the
mer.
John D. Rockefeller jr.. is preparing to go in
camp in the Adirondacks.
Mrs Josephine Schmidt has opened her home in
South Broadway.
Ex-senator Charles P. McC1elland and his two
sons will sail shortly for a two months trip
abroad Mr.. McClelland goes partly on business
1t is reported that Benjamin Wallace. cashier
of the Dobbs Ferry Bank, has purchased a home
in the south and will move there about July l.
Mr.. Waace's health is poor. and he has been con-
templating the change for some time.
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
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