New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
" ESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

YONKERS.
rho reu ST Mary's Hall. connected with the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception at fonKers'
vras formally opened Thursday night. The nall
which was formerly the church. has been reno
waited AT an expense Of s. 900. A stage sixty feet
u,ida and thirty feet deep has been erected where
the affairs previously stood. and the robing rooms
have been turned into dressing rooms. The hail,
which will seat 1903 persons. Is lighted by cleo
tricity Among the clergy present at the opening
were Monsignor O'Reilly. the Rev. Dean Penny
the Rev John J. McNamee of Mount ST Vincent,
the Rev. Joseph c. Campbell, OF Port Richmond.
s L. Father Heany. OF ST. Borromeo's and Father
Mckinley The exercises consisted of singing
sneaking and n play called THE Harvest Storm.
-, tho hovs or the parochal school The
annual tournament of the Hudson River Lawn
Tennis Association will be held the grounds
of the Yonkers Lawn Tennis club in Palsade-
ave- beginning this afternoon and continuing dur
ing next week The contest Will be mems singles
and doubles ladies' singles and mixed doubles
All matches are 10 be the best two out OF three
sets except finals. which are 10 be the best three
Of five sets; all sets 70 be deuce and vantasr,
Stages VIII run from Glenwood and Warburton
stopping at Getty square. every aIderho "
at and o'clock. The committee IN charge con-
Sists OF Walter p HodFman. Harry Hclbro3<. r..
Am6ng the enires in the single are Iieutenants
Richmond T. Davis and G. W: Brooks OF West 11t
A. Waldron. Of Newburg: F. y Thayer Of Tarry-
town; \. S Runyon. A. y. Halliday. f. W lancas-
Miss Caroline NJ, Ferris Of Poughkeepse; Miss
Julia Gilberk OF Hyde Park, Miss Augusta Brad
ley. Of Nyack; Miss Georgann BaShforl, Mss
Amy Blake. Miss Atkins and Miss Hale. OF hon,
kers. This afternoon and Monday afternoon VIII
be devoted 20 mems singles and ladies' singles;
Samuel Hayward who has been engaged
TO examine the accounts % the several city de-
partments. completed yesterday the examination
OF that Of the CITY clerk. He went back four
ihat in favor of the city The third ami
versarv OF the Young Womens Christian Associa-
ton was celebrated on Thursday evening at their
rooms IN Getty Square. The reports read showed
the membership TO be 1872 The average attendanc"
AT the rooms monthly. was 49, and NJ religious
meetings l6l The Sunlay-sch.r'. which was or
ganized a year ago with eight members. has IN
creased until now there are sixty names on me
roll The Roy Alexander u. Carver rector ~ ~.
Johns Episcopal church. made the girls an al
dress. Al the monthly meeting, OIL me
Young Mems Christian Association he'd Thnis-
day evening. ten members Were elected rms
afternoon the associations baseball team VIII pay
with the Calumet club. o. BROOKLYN. AZ th"ir
grounds South Broadway Tn" Iallside
Boat club ia making active preparations Tor the
celebration 81 Independence Day. In the morning
there VIII be hoatracng. water polo and tub races.
In the afternoon thor. VIII Doe tennis and in the
evening a concert at the clubhouse at O'Clock
At 30 there Will he fine display ~ fireworks
from the noat. Tho committee FOR IN" occasion Is
Andrew Deyo. chairman John k"ndfick Bangs
Theodore II Silkmtn. ! H1stei Dunn, waldo 9.
Morse ana =. W Lau'lste