New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20
AND AROUND THE GREATER NETWORK H.
ROCKLAND COUNTY.
NYACK.
MANY DISGRUNTLED DEMOCRATS IN
ROCKLAND COUNTY.
FIREMEN WOKE THE TOWN I'P-YoUNG WOMEN
RUNNING THEIR OWN PARTIES-soCIAL
AND PERSONAL NOTES.


RUNNING THEIR OWN PARTIEs-sOcIAL
AND PERSONAL NOTES.
The political situation in Rocklani County be-
comes more Republican every day Even the life
long Democrats who have always voted the Demo-
cratic ticket because their fathers did are not shout
Ing with enthusiasm for the State and local tickets.
There IL a larg. number OF Democrats In Rockiand
County who will vote the Republican ticket this
fall and It is safe to say that Rockland Will give
Morton and SaXton big majority. No Democrat
Is particularly in love with the ticket nominated at
New-Cuy by the Democrats for county offices and
member OF the Assembly. II is weak ticket, ana
The men who put IL up knew that November
would pour buckets of icy water on the aspirations
OF the ambitious but misguided. young man VINO
worked for and got the nomination for the Assem-
bly, on the Democratic ticket and also the other
little known Democratic candidates who are run
ming for local offices. II political representations
do not fail Otis H. Cutler the Republican candidate
for the Assembly will far ahead Of j. Ar
thur PoihAmus. the Democratic candidate. that the
favorte smile J. Arthur is accustomed TO wear WIN
no Longer be thing of beauty nor any kind OF
10Y for his friends 20 look az. Senator Saxtoh was
In Nyack on Wednesday. and a rousng rnass-meet-
ing was held. Besides Senator SaXton, there were
present Senator Iexow. Judge Arthur = Tornp-
kns Otis H. Cutter nlEdward S. Anness.
great deal OF cred is due to the Nyack Fire
Department for the display it made on Tuesday
cation meeting Credit is due to the hremen NOT
only because they made good showing and enter
tained their guests in royal style. but also because
they succeeded in making the town grow entnusi-
astic-waking II up as II were from souhd Steep
The firemer. led by Chief Charles names thelr
guests from neighboring towns and others, maae
the town a lively place from early morning untu
late at night
The yourg women OF the town are in the thrans
OF a new social mania. They have solved the prop
lem how to be happy without the men lhey
have come 10 the conclusion that there Is nothing
half so nice as their society, and while they
have not gone as far the young women In Ten
nyson's princess" who would be ever rom the
men apart they have arranged for NUMBER OK
social functions which they call dove parties inc
Misses Towt gave dove card party on ihurSnay
afternoon Yesterday afternoon the young women
OF the Nyack Rowing Association gave dove ger
man. and I'm the near future there will be dove
nartIes OF every possible kind. tngrsteful young
men AT one time called such parties 'hen gather
ings"
Edward Merritt who has been travelling In FOR
eign lands for the last year and hail. returned
TO this country Saturday last and at present no
is staying at his home I'm Nyack
James Winterbottom. the president OF South N.Y.
ack who RECENTLY returned from Europe. was en-
tertained at dinner at Frasers by number o, n,s
friends So on M9ndsy y eVn ase fompSas H.
NJ DICKINSON Senator Lexow. 4. NJ. Voorhis J. 4.
POlhemus. g. \.
Charles ID. Towt and ". +. GoWdey. .ra .ra
Dr. and Mrs. f. II. Maynard. Lynn MAYNARD ana ana
Mr. and Mrs F D. Green. who have been az Lake
George for the last two weeks. are expected nome
to-day. ,r., ann, va.
Wadron Post c. A. r.. went TO TarrytoWn yes.
terdav 10 take part In the celebration mere IN
honor OF the unwilling OF the memorial monument
The football team OF the Young Men : tnrista a
Association will go TO Yonkers to-day, 10 pay Inc
team OF the Y. VI. c. A. OF that city: VII,
James Weeks and his family, OF Grand Nie"
have returned to New-York for the winter
The bi-centcnnal exercises OF the ReIormeo
Church o. Tappan will be held on Wedhesday
october 81 This is the church in which MAJOR
Andre was confined previous TO his execution 49,,
The women OF the Nyack Rowing Association
gave a fashionable and brilliant party Yesterday
afternoon at the boathouse. 1t was termed I'd. a
were led by Miss Grace Nesbitt, daughter OF Cap
Tain d A. Nesbitt. of New-York. The dancers
were Miss Nesbtt. Miss Woodruff Miss sawyer.
Mrs j. r. Muir. Miss McGrath. Miss }. Pi,Mxn.
Miss stewart Miss l.. Pi,kin. Miss Brownel MISS
A Bradley Miss l.. Duryea Miss Eaton MISS NJ,
bradley Mrs E. Dewitt, Miss f. Hard. MISS
Berthol Miss Moore Miss T. Miller. Miss F. BaD-
cock Miss e BabcOck. Miss Westerve!t. MISS 70.
Miller Miss NJ. Woodruff. Miss NJ. Duryea. MISS
Iauderbach Miss NJ. FOWL. Miss Traphagen. MISS
Ruth Hilton. Miss Beth Eaton Miss Reyno.ds' MISS
Merritt Miss Lou Sturtevant. Miss A. FOWL Mss
! {; Sturtevant Miss Gurnee and MISS Naslng Ing
na,ronesses were Mrs. Clarence l-eXow. MIS-; >. W.
Giles Mrs George Cane and Mrs o. r BiauVett.
The favors pretty, and were presented py
Mrs ~ W. crosby. Mrs: Louis Klopsch Mrs Jona
and ribbons red and white, the colors OF 'Ie