New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-01
BOROUGH GOSSIP
nunor That Roosevelt Will Be-
come MYSTIC Shriner.

oiif
After Colonel Roosevelt has been vel
toned upon his return to this country, the
sorTner President will still have a cere-
nony left which may be just as spectacu-
Ut as any in its way, but viii certainly
De left 10 the enjoyment Of fewer specta-
tors. The report is that he will pass
through the higher degrees of Free
s.=4sony, ending with his initiation as
Mystic Shriner- If he does carry out this
programme the scene Of his entrance into
he highest degree OF the order VIII ne
kismet Mosque, the recently completed
headquarters Of the order, in HerameF
street Oyster Bay. the former Presidents
home. being on Long Island, is within the
jurisdiction OF Kisnet-
tn. other morning patroirnan buchanan,
~ the Hamburg avenue police station Was
walking through Bushwick Park. when d
rood looking and well dressed man attract
pd his attention. The stranger faced the
EAST. stretched cut his arms several times.
Put his hands Up to his eyes and looked
through them at the sky, and then lay
down on the grass and began 10 make mo-
lions as though he were swimming.
watcher dotn'G' demanded the cop"
stranger Please don't bother me-
You'd better come to the station house
and tell how you do IT, said the police
man.
There the man said he was John Klainer.
n No. ees Hart street, and that he was an
authority on comets and other celestial
bodies
You See he went on, Il have found
hist I can move the comet by muscular
contraction. accompanied BY TIE exeseise
NJ ne-vous force Everything depends
npou the amount Of electricity in per-
ion-s body"
p Huntington Woednan. one Of the best
known oreanists Of the borough, completed
sts thtrtieth year of service with the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church last Sunday MI
Woodrnan was nineteen years old when ne
rcceivod his appointment. At first he was
,iu1pfv the organist. but later he TOOK up
The duties Of choirnhaster- With the ap-
NAVAL Of Charles Cuthhert Hall then the
asstnr. the choir was increased IN size
and new music was introduced INTO Ine
teryace. For ten years Mr.. Wooon1a 0-
nlaved under q musical director, but IN 1872
he WAS made director.
while engaged at the church Mr. Wood
man studied under Dudley Buck ana spent
The summers in study abroad For several
years Mr.. Woodman has been connected
.t+t the densrtment of music. Brooklyn
Institute OF Arts and Sciences he Is no"
resident Of the department He is dlrec-
r. ,of ,,,,sic AT Packer Institute and ne
3 fellow and former warden Of the
American Guild of organists- he Is wen
knoun as a composer and song writer
An ab1e disorisiticn upon the lobster by
ar F%i6h rescued q sea ford man from Inc
.oyle ~ the law = few days ago Inc Sed
FOOD man was Charles H Hemnerie. VI
No go Sumner avenue. He Was nrous hl
an before Magistrate Manner. in the Gates
e,-enue police court, the other day charged
nv Charles 9. Munich. an inspector al tls
f.,rez4. Fish and Game Department ~ltn
,Frerinp for sale understood lobster
The lobster should have been nine inches
long but Il lacked quarter or an men III
tl,A correct size when the magistrate TOOK
ruler OUT Of his desk and measured IL Inc
sea food man thought that the loeStei
might have shrunk q little II COOKING I'M
case was adjourned for day, ana N tli'
intermission he placed the case III liit
hands of his attorney, {. l. Fish 80 III
MESSED was the magistrate with the brie'
of the lawyer ILdt Ile hi-C--o- :
merle In doing so he said:
Il agree with the attorney IN some Re
treets and. disagree with him in others, bu
u,hst could be more happy, colloqulally
than the preparation Of a brief on HOLSTERS
by Mr.. Fisa?"
The Allied Arts Association, OF Brooklyn
win hold a concert and entertainment fol
the beneht Of the Bushwick Hospital under
The auspices Of the wonen's auxiliary ano
the board Of directors on Tuesday evening
The affair will take place in the Han o.
Music at the Academy Of Music In'
artists who will take part Will be Mrs
alma Webster Powell Mrs Shanna Cum
ming Mrs c. H. Toliefson, Mrs. Car
F-ioue. Miss Marguerite Steinberger, Mrs
Anna 2. Hull and Miss Laura Biggars
VIII Carleton will read poem. Carl Fiqr'
-yill act as musical director. G H Toilet
son will play on the violin, Henry Q. HaWI
and H. C Jaime viii give readings. forbe'
L Duouid and Courtney easier will sins
end Judson Powell and Harry Howe wit
taker will act as accompanies.