New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26
WESTCHESTER NOTES
NEW ROCHELLE.

the Immaculate Virgin. The building cost
10000 and was the gift Of Miss Georglne
Iselin, who was recently created countess
Of the Roman Catholic Church. Her nrst
gtft to the Church was a convent, which
cost $4,000 The church and rectory were
Given by her father. the late Adrian Isenn'
who expended $4,000 on them.
The fine weather last week attracted big
crowds to Hudson Park, overlooking Echo
Bay The main pavilion has been opened
and the grounds improved The New
Rochelle corps Of the United States Voiun-
teer Lifesaving Service has taken posses
sion of its new house. The bathing pavilion
will be formally opened for the season on
Memorial Day.
The New Rochelle Society for the Proven
lion OF Cruelty TO Animals has changed
Cts name to the New Rochelle Humane So
ciety. so g not to conflict with the Ameri-
can Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
TO Animals
A garden fete will be held on June q IN
The grounds Of Mrs. Leigh Fl. French. NO
az Pelham Road, for the benefit OF the New
Rochelle Day Nursery. Bridge tables VIII
be provided and there will be refreshments
IN the afternoon, and In the evening
supper and a concert
h6S1OcuIS VI llc uRPcA AiANA' S'iNN ~
ZION have organized an improvement asso-
citation as a part Of the general city clean
MP movement, 20 have all the yards and
vacant lots cleared up and the streets and
trees kept in good condition permanently
Howard r. Ware has been unanimously
reelected for the fourteenth year president
Of the Young Mems Christian Association
Of New Rochelle The other officers are:
Robert H. Scott, vice-president; Aaron o.
H Odei, secretary, and Frank NJ. Car
penter. secretary. The chairman of the
committees are: E. s. Youngs, boys; Rich
ard z. Stillwell, physical; George H. Couen-
hoven. social; the Rev. l.. A Lindemuth,
religious; F. P. Palen, membership, and
Samuel W. Dasseler. house
Invitations are out for the wedding OF
Miss Beth Elsie Kemble, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edward w. Kemble, Of Rochelle
Park, and George Ellis Widner on Tues
day evening June 4. at the North Avenue
Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter R. Marvin, Of Main
street and Pintard avenue. have sailed Tor
Europe 10 be gone all summer. Mr. Marvin
is president Of the City Club, of New Ro-
chelle.
Mrs. Franklin S. Lockwood, Of Spring
fsld. Mass. is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
George p Brandley, Of Koch street. FOL
two weeks.
The olympic Athletic Club gave dance
at the New Rochelle Republican Club on
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Rodney Hit and their fam
ily, of Rye will spend the summer IN New
Rochelle.
Mrs. James B. Bowling. Of Philadelphia,
Is visiting her son, T. J. Bowling, OF Ro-
chelle Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford De Mott and Mon
roe De Mott, of Poplar Place, have returned
from New York City, where they spent the
winter.
Miss May Todd. Of Prospect avenue, en-
tertatned at hearts on Wednesday AFTER
noon
Frederick Jenkins has gone TO AshevfNe'
NC.
The Cinnamon Club, composed Of twelve
little girls who for two years have been
working for the Day Nursery. gave fair
Yesterday on the lawn Of Miss Katherine
Bryan's home, in Rochelle Heights. The
fancy table was presided over by Miss
Elva Coffin and Miss Elizabeth Isenbarth,
the candy and cake table by the Misses
Janet Stocked and Katherine Bryan. the
ice cream table by the Misses Gladys With
row. Edna Hadaway and Helen Stoeckel
The grab bag by the Misses Helen Andrews
and Vera Drake, the chance table by Miss
Alice stott and the lemonade table by the
Misses Laurence scholl and Doris Drake.
meeting Of property owners Of New
Rochelle was held in the high school build
ing on Thursday night in the interests OF
+he cleanup movement The speakers were
Mrs. Lawrence z. Van Etten, chairman %
the Civic Committee Of Women's Clubs
Mayor Wa1dorof, DR.. Albert Leonard, Ed
son s. Lott the Rev. Benjamin T. Marshall
and former Mayor George G. Raymond.
The 7th Division. Naval Militia Of New
Rochelle. is to parade as infantry In the
Memorial Day parade in New York City
and in the afternoon will march as light
artillery in the New Rochelle parade.
Miss Marjorie Church gave a musical
at her home No. As Hamilton avenue. Ro-
chelle Heights, on Tuesday. She was as
sisted by Mrs Martin E. Lobdell. Mrs
Hugh G. Curran Mrs. Edmund T Church
Mrs. Samuel NJ. Burbank and Mrs. f. L"
Penfrase. cornetst
Henry NJ Lester president Of the HUI
ruenot Association OF New Rochelle. has
suggested that a monument be erected at
Main and Huguenot streets commemorat-
ing the settlement OF New Rochelle by the
Huguenot refugees from France in $685.
and that a drinking fountain be erected
near that point in honor Of Miss Eliza
Moulton, who IS eighty-four years old and
has all her life been known as the Angel
of New Rochelle.
birthday tea will be held at the Hugue-
not House in North avenue. by the women
OF the Huguenot Association Of New Ro-
cbelle on Tuesday afternoon, June T. from
3 until o'clock
The Holy Name Society Of the Church
of the Blessed Sacrament will give
euchre and dance in Germania Hall on
Tuesday evening, June 4.
The City Council has extended the hre
limits up North avenue TO Summit avenue
The City Council has received letter
from Vice President McHenry, OF the New
York New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Company stating that the request OF the
council that cutters be constructed on the
nlatform sheds at the local railroad sta
tIons could not be granted because OF the
EXPENSE. He said that the matter would
he taken care Of when the permanent i'm
movements were made. No date has been
set for the Improvements.
The Pastors Aid Society OF the North
Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church gave It's an
nuaI luncheon Tuesday afternoon. Profess
sor Charles Foster Kent. OF Yale uni
,ersitv. delivered an address on sunday
school work.
Miss Amy A. Armour. superintendent OF
nurses in the woman's Hospital, New
York City, has been appointed TO succeed
the late Miss Sharp as superintendent OF
the New Rochelle Hospital