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• • VoL. 1. No. 2. GARDEN CITY, L. I., N.Y., WEDNESDAY, OcTOBER 3, 1923 TEN CENTS A CoPY GREAT MUSICAL TREAT BIG AERIAL MEET AND CARNIVAL I • Calderone Brings San Carlo Opera · Company to Hempstead for Barling a Performance of \Madame Butterfly\ Bomber, Largest Multi-Motored Plane in the World To Participate at Mitchell Field Local music enthu s iasts and amuse- ment lovers generally express dellgbt that Hempstead i s to have one of its • greatest musical treats on Monday FIRE DEPARTMENT INSPECTION AND PARADE night October 8, when the celebrated The Fire Department wlll hold its San Carlo Gr a nd Opera Company is to ann · ual inspection and parade on Oct . be brought over intact from the Cen· 13 at 3 P . M. All members will ap. tury Theatre, New York, for a perfor· pear in uniform and an exhibition drill mance of Giac o mo Pu cc ini' s immortal will 1 be given at the Publfc School. lyric tale of Japane se love and despair, All • Fire Department member s are \Madame 1 ButterO,y . \ The \ Presents, urged to attend the practice drills, the tion will be made at the Calderone· first to take plaee being on Thursday Hempstead Theatre . evening at 8 P. M.; the second and \Madame Butterfly,.. most tuneful third to take place on Monday and and popular of operas wlll be sung in Wednesday of next week . Hempstead by a brilliant ca s t , headed Added features wlll be several con- by the .charming and talented Tamaki tests with the various kinds of Miura, famous Japanese prima donna, apparatus. whose interpretation of the title role The mem · bers of the Department in that work has become a tradition bop that re s idents of the village, who of the lyric stage. This lbeautitul directly or tndireetly through the pay - oriental artist will be surrounded and ment of taxes, support the depart· C. M . BISHOP IN UNUSUAL ACCIDENT Clifford M . Bishop of Htlton Ave. was cranking his Dodge Sedan one day last week and the car was in gear, and started forward . Mr . Bishop wae unable to get out of the way as he wae forced to straddle the front bumper in order to crank the engine. The car was soon stopped by & tree and Mr . Bishop considered himself a most for· tunate indtvldual · not to have been injured · by the mishap . However a few days later his back !bothered him and upon consulting a physician and being ex·rayed it was found he had broken one vertebra and · bruised an · other, which wlll necessitate his being ln a plaster cast for three weeks. The Barling Bomber. largest trl· plane in the world will be the big feature at the Aerial Meet to be held at Mitchell Field on October 21st. It is equipped with six motors and was built at McCook Field, Dayton, Ohio. Another feature wlll be the T · R, the big monoplane ln which Lieutenants Macready and Kelly completed their record non-stop transcontinental tUght from Mitchell Field to San Diego, Cal· tfornio on May 2. There wJll be a demonstration by the air mall. General acrobatic pro · gram at 2 P. M. An aerial smoke screeen wlll be shown in the vicinity of New York, a replica of the smoke screen recently laid otr the Virginia Capes in con· nectlon with the bombing of the battleships . LUNCHEON AT THE CHERRY VALLEY CLUB supported by a east of great disttnc· ment will be on band to see what has w. H. HOLDEN WINS GOLF PRIZES tion and a big ensemble of carefully been accom'Pllshed during the past William H. Holden l)artictpated in selected singers, in addition to a year through the efforts of members the golf tournament of the paper trade special orchestra . The scenery will at drills under the conscientlou 11 in· which was held in Phlladelphia. Mr . be that used in the Century Theatre struction of CAPTAIN DANIEL 0'· Holden came home with a handsome Mrs. Alonzo Kimball, widow of the production of the opera. and the cos- CONNOR. prize, six sterling sherbet cups. tate Alonzo Klmbail, well known por· tumes have been imported direct from trait painter and illustrator, hat been Japan, where they ~ere 'Selected by visiting Mr. and Mrs. Willard F. .. • ...- Madame Miura last a 1mmer -,vbtitr-slie..._.._ t-__,--- ~ · rROD\\'H\'ffR..~ - ~\.U- . T , K- ~'9 · ~~S -· ·- -.~: - , ., ~ 11~ · U \.;.ll ~ U U .._ :n,.D..... clitld of ~~an kiln ~ourt. Mrtt. l''air· was in her native land on a holiday. child ga~e a charming luncheon at the Colin O'More, .celebrated American Cherry Valey Club on Thursday In ~~:~r:~~ s~~!!e ~~~:r:~~i::!e~:a_~ Over 30 Varieties in Hotel Park Are Being Listed for honor of · Mrs. Ray Safford. Those at· ham Marr will respectively sing Smm· tending were Carroll McComas, now kl and the Consul Sharpless, roles \Who's Who\ That Will Settle Many Arguments playing In \The Jolly Roger\ Com· which were among the best they as· pany, Mrs . A. SulUvan and Miss Noe. sumed when with the Boston Opera Mrs. Fairchild afterward took her Company. Charles E . Galagher will The Garden City Company has retained Mr . Norman Taylor to guests to the Polo game. portray the pitiless Bonze, the Shinto label the trees in the Hotel Park. There are about one hundred and priest. who can find no compromise in forty trees and about thirty varietiea. his heart for the marriage of Butter1ly It will be gratifying now to the public tn general and especially to a white man, in spite of her love the lovers of trees to be able to tell \who's who\ and to settle thereby and devotion . many an old argument. This information will be particularly val· Salvatore Calderone secured this uable to the school children in their Nature Study. offering at great expense as the 'big The Garden City Company in doing this work at once shows its feature of his musieal course thla sea· interest in matters that have to do with the welfare of the Village. son, giving to the latter the most spectacular event ever Included in a concert series. PROF. W. S. MEYERS TO DELIVER FIVE LECTURES • IMPORTANT ME'ETING TO BE HELD OCT. 15TH The Board of Directors of the Prop- The Community Club announces erty Owners Association of the Cen· ftve lectures by Prof. William Starr tral Section at a meeting held Oct . 1st Meyers of Princeton University, on added the following men to the Board: current Events. A. R. Parsons, D . C. Vaughan, J . L The dates are October 11th and 25th, M\erritt Edgar Kenny, Chase Mellen, November 8th and 22nd, and Decem- A. K. Ne~tel. ber 13th, at 3:45 p . M. in the Gar- The annual meeting will be held den City Casino. Monday, Oct. 15th at 8.30 p. m . at the Th i t th bi f h Schoolhouse . At this meeting oftlcers e pr ce 0 e pu c or eac . for the coming year are to be elected lecture will be $1.00. A special course 11 di t t th l925 1 ss as we as rec ors or e c a . ticket, for the five lectures, at $2:50 All property owners of the Central will be issued to any teacher or pupil, Section are urged to attend. applying immediately to Mrs. Robert C. Knapp, lOth Street, Garden City. No charge for club members. Mrs . Frederick J. Leary and her daughter, are visiting relatives ln Mrs. E . E. Ellsworth and daughte~:, 1 Maryland. formerly of Hempstead, are visiting Mrs . Susan E. Allen at the Green Parrot. • A son has been born to Mr. alld Mrs. c. G. Ruess of Oxford Boulevard. DR. OSCAR TEAGUE MEETS DEATH IN AUTO ACCIDENT Dr. OS'car Teague was killed Satur· day, Sept. 22, in an automobile acci· dent at Vineland, New Jersey on his way to visit his sister, Mrs. George Scriba of Second St . Mrs . Scri'be'e mother, Mrs. Teague and her sister, Miss Bessie Teague of Montgomery, Alabama, are s pending the month with her. Dr . Teague held a commission of Major in the Army dut:ing the war , serving in the Medical Corps at Panama, had just resigned his con· nection with the Singer Memorial Hospital at Pittsburg . . ENTERTAINING AT BRIDGE Mrs. Wm. J. Youngs entertained two tables of Bridge at her residence on Cathedral Avenue Thursday after· noon. The prlzee were different fancy articles and were won bt Mrs. Walter J. Travis and Mrs. Colin Studds. • CO,MMUNITY CLUB NOTES The Department of Music has pan· ned a course of four talks on \New Ways in Music\ to be giTen by Ethel mornings at 11 o'clock . The first three Colgate, Teacher and Pianist, Friday talks will be given at the studio of Miss Cogate, 168 Brtxton Road, Gar· den City. October 6 - Resume of earlier mus- ical forms. October 12-Melody and harmonic development . October 26-Color in tone and means of producing the same. The Literature Department wlll meet at the home of Mrs. J. A . B. Smith, 201 Greenwich Street, Hemp· stead (near Jerusaem Avenue) on Tuesday, October 9th, at 10 : 30 A . M. The subject of this meeting will be \Essays\. Mrs. Charles D. Thomas, • chairman. / MISS CRUIKSHANK DEFEATS MISS TURNER FOR CLUB TITLE The finale in the Women's Singles Tennis Championship at the Cherrt Valley Club 1 resulted in a ding dong battle from which Miss Edwina Cruikshank emerged the winner over Miss Helen Turner after two deuee sets, at 8-6; 8·6.
