New-York tribune., 1894-09-29
YONKERS
TIE CLASSES OF THE WOMAN'S INSTI-
TJJTE TO OPEN on MONDAY
TELFoEp-MAcADAM PAVEMENT FOR NORTH
BROADWAY DANCE OF TIE PARK
HILL COUNTRY CLUB-A FASH


HILL COUNTRY CLUB-A FASH
IoNABLE WEDDING.
On Monday the day cassas Of the NCmens IN
stltute at No IS Pa.isaIe-ave. OF which Mss Mary
Marshall Butter daughter OF william Allen bu'.er
Is president, viii open The institute was admittel
10 the State University on June as; giving Z ne"
opportunities as well having the use of the .rlv
eng libraries connected with the university Mucn
care has been taken In the selection OF the tehcher5
who Will have charge Of the several departments Oh
the Institutes work. Mrs. Belle Morris, pup.1 Oh
DR. Anderson. director OF Yale University gym
naslum has been engaged to take charge OF the
classes In physical culture; Miss Dorothy Johnson
., New-York city. Will direct the classes In needle
work plain sewing and embroidery: the dressn1kns
class viii be taught by Mss Schench former az
sistant at Pratt institute Brooklyn lectures on
cookery home sanitation and pubic hygiene VIII be
given during the winter by Miss Gookn and Mss
WILSON, both graduates Of DreXe. INSTITUTE fH'Ia-
dclphia The institute is now in lis fifteenth year
and has a membership OF 2ll made up Arsey OF
the working gr.s Of the city Miss For nee j. Par
sons is the superintendent, Last year 10 women
drew books from the library. Mss Bu''r DERIVES
that with the fine corps OK teachers enSAsei anu
the Interest already manifested the work or the
institute during the coming year WI be OF the most
satisfactory character. on Wednesday the art c'ass
will open China painting and painting IN OH anu
wa.er-colors will be taught. The class VIII De III
charge Of Miss Scott OF New-York
North broadway FOR "A space OF TWO miles rom
the Hastings line south Is being torn up Tor me
purpose OF aging Teford-Mlcldam paVeneh"
When the work Is completed this main thorouyhiate
will be- in exce,len; condition throughout lis entire
length IN the city The .ower part of the avenue IS
osnhal,ed from the NewYork lne 20 the Junction OF
ew-Main-st. and is favorlie driveway.
The failure OF Oliver Sumner Tea announced this
v..k was A surprise 20 his many friends In tnis
city Mr. Teall made name here by MS series oi
novel campires which he gave during the 'ast sum
NOR a, the ground. Of the Parkhill Country cub
Postmaster Penireaih. who viii turn over the post
office to J. G. T. Holden. his Democratic successor
on Monday. vii, leave the Office with gool record.
lie has been faithful and efficient oi1cer.
The importance OF overhauling the police telegraph
system IS now engaging the attention OF the fohce
commissioners The line has been IN use for twenty
v4,rs with Only slight Improvement The captain
Of p,,,c. has written strong letter 70 the Comns'
sloners advising the Introduction of the telephone IN
addition 10 th~ bell signa.s now IN use
Tn. warm weather lasting 40 late this year mas
had a tendency delay the opening OF the soc'i'
season In this city The society people OF Iu'h"''
tha, most progressive suburb Of our city, however
I'm o,r ,hir season on Tuesday evening next. with
| a dance at the ballroom of the Parkhili country
! club II IS the intention 10 have Tuesday evening
| dances twice a month until January /
The safe OF the Yonkers Clubhouse last summer
| which was made necessary by the c'up "'i"' .''
! troubles has deprived society OF the only really
! ,, a,,,,,,st h,llroorn IN the central portion OF
| ~. CITY iu which % hold It's dances Nhen te
hons. was erected this room was built espechay lo'
thls purpose and now that II has passed out ol VIZ VIZ
! In. hrnds society will have to look about some
rim. betore another place well suited " It's wants
The handsome portrait in oil from the brush & Oh
| H,yari Tyler OF Mother NJ Regina when mas oFrn
recently hung on the walls OF one Of the larofs OF
Attention Sister Regina was the Mother supeIlo,, rio,
ther~ from 1870 1873 ami was we'll kn?wn IN, IN ths d5
fTqS1n5rS TSama. a @' cornel TTil f' or this 'i ciiy
f,shlonabl@ wedding at st. Johns Episcopal church
! TheoIor Smdt OxhO.m AMI MISS LOUIS .e te'
,, ,S1 h "' R.v Al~xanier t. Carver The bridegroom
is clvl engineer OF staten Island nui mas srenIo IN
canoeing clrces and Is an enthusiast In that sport
| While here h. was member OF the Ionkels ,anoi
known families of Yonkers. and is the daugh.r
Of ae ae rhqp pyS rhf - SrcTa cSrT rhomas soH
Ewing and Miss iarrir, oHho.m ADsrl n Ant r. I'm. ~.
msr OF uS@,Sn Tl'Y + EWins. George 4 Flags
Wells 0imstrd. OF Yonkers. and Dr. Robert Watt'
N1ch G pressure is being brought to bear on william
| f. Cochran to induce him To- reconsider ms reiusa
trict on the Republican ticket He Is believed by
many TO be an eNGensy strong man birthday th.
| week Though bent with ssr and somewhat deaf
he i. about ,hc city daily looking after his property
Much interest IS being manifested by local Yachts
| I'm the deciding fAcf DtlNf'H 'lt WV ~,
| catbcats the owl and the Edna, which WI! 10
| sailed today. The former Is owned By Nic"-S omino
| dor Youmans and the latter by John Dickson, o
| the Yonkers Corinthlan Yacht club. ana they are
two OF the liy-liest crafts OF the CORR thai reet
| TN, Owi's sailing measure Is 2 feet u; inches
while that of her opponent Is = feet inches Sh'
rnugt allow her competitp handicap OF six minutes
The series o, rac-s was planned early In the summer
The iirs, race took place Saturday September j"
over course Of twenty miles from the clubhouse tt
! Tarrytown Buoy and return and was won by th'
| owl by minutes and - seconds. or minute an.
n seconds OVER the handicap The second race tooE
pace last Saturday and the Edna turned the table
on her rival by winning by minutes and - seconds
actual time or l3 minutes and 3s seconds with th'
] handicap.