New-York tribune., 1912-01-14

| Charles Field Griffen, Of Mamaroneck;
Henry r. Lounsberry, Of Bedford; j.
Crawford stevens. Of White Plains: Alex
amber stoIz. Of Yonkers; J. Mayhew VAIN
wright. OF Rvo: Joseph s. Wood. Of Mount
Vernon: Frank N MnlHd, Of Tarrytown.
and Jacques w Redway. of Mount Ner-
non The chamber has become great
benefit 10 the county. especially In the way
of real estate development
II has been decided 10 celebrate the 22ath
anniversary Of tho foundation Of New Ro-
chcllo by the Huguenots from Ia Rochelle
France carly in 1913. The ITugucnot Asso-
citation has requested the city authorities
10 start plans for the celebration. and a
reception committee will arrange to enter
tain a number OF distinguished guests from
France.
County Judge Platt or White Plains. IS
enforcing the law to the letter against
persons who carry firearms without IL
crnsc. During the last few weeks num-
Der If mon have been arrested who were
armed with rcyolvers. and 1t is the inten-
ton Of the county authorities TO prose-
cute them to the full extent. Only during
the last week Judge Platt sentenced
Michael Mcrcanto. of New Rochelle. and
Lorenzo Farino. Of TuckahOe. to two years
each at hard labor in Sing Sing prison.
There was meeting of the Hugucnot AS
ISOLATION on Thursday. when reports or
the plans of the celebration were made
Among the new members Of the association
lust elected are DR.. Albert II. Moore, Mrs
Mary r. Moore Miss Margaret G. Havi-
land. Mrs. Elizabeth G.. Haviland, Mrs.
Dcnnison T. Cheseboro. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert NJ. Krietler. f.. Glarden. Frank q.
Shrenkolsen, Mrs. George +. Flandreau
and Guy l.. Gleason. of New Rochelle, and
Charles Field Griffen, of Mamaroneck.
The Westchester Woman's club OF Mount
Vernon, which is one OF the leading organ
izations of the city and is made up or
many prominent women, has arranged an
Interesting bulletin Of entertainments and
other events for the remainder of this
month and for February. Tomorrow after
noon the history section will meet with
Mrs J. H. Burton on Archer avenue. the
subject will be THE French Revolution
and the Napoleonic Era" on January l6
,bore will be Glee Club rehearsal at the
Auditorium: January II. open day. In
cbarpe of cIvics and education sections
combined. Music by the Glee cub and
nuriIs NJ the Mount Vernon public schools
win he given. and also an address by jacob
A RiIs on my Neighbor.' on January -
az the Auditorium. the fourth critique class
win meet. under the direction OF MISS Jo-
sophine Tilton.
Iustico Keogh, who is at the head OF the
Now Rochelle Forum. expects that the New
Rochelle Theatre Will be crowded thls al
,arnoor when a debate on us the Public
service Commission Public Beneht?' viii
=, the feature event. The debaters VIII De
,r,,o,,os Mott osborne, of Auburn, and
t,rodoric, W. Whitridge the receiver OF
tho Third Avenue Railroad Company.
rho westchester County Board Of super
,.isors has Increased the salaries OF AS
sistant District Attorneys Lee Parsons
Day,s and Frederick r. Weeks from $500
70 81 O0o year. The increase was granted
v.i,bo,,t dissenting vote in recognition OF
trc vabable services performed by these
two officials.
Tho concordia Society of White Plains
has inst elected the following new ofhcers;
President Henry Fuller; vice-president
,oh, Gocttsche: treasurer, +. Theodore
Dol. recording secretary Joseph w.
,t,Iior. hnancial secretary, William
Schveitzer. trustee Christian Rommele.
One Of the hrst acts of Sheriff william
povIe when he took office on Jtnuary
/ for which he has been heartily COM
r,ended was his appointment OF ex-Sherin
Timothy j. Hartnett. OF Mount kisco' and