New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-17

FOR CHARITY
People who live in Nyack contend that there 10
no finer place. especially in the fall New-York.
Residents of other suburban towns will probably
not agree with this sentiment but there is much TO
sustain 1t.
Ever since the leaves began TO turn Nyack has
lain in what looks like huge bouquet. The Hook
Mountain towering the north has been great
mass Of brilliant colors and South Mountain has
been no mean rival to its big brother. Then the air
OF the hllk at Nyack is delightfully."- bracing and the
fall has altogether been SO pleasant that some
people who usually return to the city earlier than
this are still staying in the country.
Much OF the activity in social affairs dies out with
the end of the summer season, but a "chrysanthe-
mum drill" which took place last Friday night in
Association Hall gave considerable pleasure to the
many people who It. Sixteen young women
took part In the drill. which was organized by the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the y. VI. c. A. The hail was
crowded. Miss Alice Sherman gave a pleasing reci-
taton before the drill. The young women wore
white dresses some with yellow and others with
blue sashes And, OF course. each one carried big
buEch OF chrysanthemums, which added not httie
to the effect. There number or evoiutions'
made TO music, and each was heartily appiaudeo
These were the young women: The Misses Marga-
ret Hasbrouck, Martha Hill, Elizabeth Remsen.
Mary Van Ness. May S. Biauvelt, Fannie Leggett.
Florence Halstead Bertha Palen, Clara Lyeth, Har-
riet Ode, Sadie Cranston. Grace Morris, Anna
Myles. Adelina Storms, Edna Williamson and
Florence butcher.
Many Nyack people were much interested In tho
marriage OF Theodore Moore and Miss Elizabeth
p MAYER which took place last Wednesday at
Newark Mr. Moore had lived In Nyack for
number OF years before he went to NeW-fork, ana
was one OF the most popular young men In the
town Another wedding in which NyacK people
were Interested was that OF Charles Sumner cars
callen OF Brooklyn and Miss Marie Louise Lauter-
Nlaca at 10
Reformed Church, NewYork. last Saturday. Mr..
Carscalen has been a summer resident OF Nyack
for . number of years. The bride has large mum.
Der OF friends In the town 1t Is unders'oou '''"'
' Friends t of Henry weidg him pleasant nsnn1t
surprise party last Friday evening" Hanrv Habermeh
Mr. and Mrs George Armstrong Mr. a and aTS III.
Cooke Mr. and k MT knhn Miss Anna zs
m Masses Miss Ms" Minnie Haines Miss oliver Mr. and
rRS s o snd Of the Two who
we're elected to Congress from Pennsylvania lie
is Sof Iys IN f Pe connty and
gress the With District NJ MARI - born in
the handsome which is now s SSGqp SSae
Mrs Charles \. Brush. in Broadway' Sob'h beld
br oS party home Of Miss G. n aSsIs
Morris There was vocal and and ssorn cards had
brownies on them. and were extremely tasten ar
Miss Adens Storms r1ss ana and Mss Geneveve Storms
and Charles A. Turner got the reward FOR BOOBIES,
The house OF the Rev ROSS layiot, ~ IS, e.
Nvac< which was the scene OF the shocking nre
short time ago. when several OF his children weTt
burned 10 death will be rebuilt on the ruins, ~
IS probable that a number Of other houses VIII De
erected near IT, the site is a fine one ,,,.
Sidney Watkins Merritt died on Iuesddy hhoi"i"s
az the home of Jacob r. Demorest ..
A recital was given in the l'lerpoht IeloL he"
church on Thursday evening. which was much en-
loved There was a good programme ..
J,rb socrata~v Of the Good Samaritan Society.
charitable organization connected Win Orac:
Church. makes the following report lot the yea,
Nancy received 1856 20: expenses, SH So garments
given out $40: pairs OF shoes 49, coal 81, tons; gar
mens given out TO make, %; garments MADE by me
societv 60. garments contributed by Needework
t;uiId Ie5 new garments from members. %, .
There have also been seven large bundles or
clothing for women and children gwen py mem
bers together with several suits OF boys o.9tnes.
twenty-nine pairs OF shoes. two pieces OF un-
bieachei muslin and one Of unbeached canton nan.
nel Seventv-eight visits have been made 10 une
ssirr ard needy bv the women OF the society. the
rants for three families paid by the society.
coal furnished to nine families and groceries 10
ten during the winter. ,. .,,,,,,.
The society has now thrty-nine members; Twelve
active and twenty-seven honorary, eleven or whom
are gentlemen.