New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01
MOUNT VERNON.
LAST WEEK OF THE GOSPEL TEMPER
ANCE MEETINGS.

MANY SUCCESSFUL FAIRS HELD Personal ANn
SOCIAL ITEMS
The series Of gospel temperance meetings being
held at The Mount Vernon Opera House under The
leadership Of Thomas Edward Murphy. The temper
ance evangelist. Will continue until ths close OF next
week. \ special meeting Tor men only viii be
held tomorrow afternoon ana In The evening there
Will be grand rally of The church people a. the
regular Sunday evening church meetings viii be dis
pen-eI with These temperance meetings a:r held
Suier the auspices Of ;he Young Mems Christian
Association. and heh influence j. greatest becanse
Of the recognition ami support given TO them by
tois and members OF the several churches No. an
evening has passed that the ministers have not been
on the platform with Mr. Murphy including the
Rev. Mi Scudder. Of the Reformed church: the Rev
l.. r. Hue of the Congressional Church. the Rev
r. VI : Taylor. Of the chhrch Of the Ascension. The
Rev G. NJ Gnrn. OF the Methodist Churcn: The Rev
Mr. Granger 81 the Baptist church. ana the Rev.
Charles :. Lane OF ihe Presbyterian Church The
meetings have already shown tangible results and
the blue ribbon in the lett lapel " The coat IL a.
common ihe political button Wa In the recent
campaign A. the close OF the meetings many evil
denc-- 81 converts alr presented and men On the
street and -ls-wn mere speak uf TIE great iniri->t
thai Mr. Murphy has awakened tni the srea' sooi
that has already been done Mr. Murphy is aided
largely in his work 10y tne chorus of volunteer sing
ers Who have given up other engagements 10 take
part.
The PRESBYTERIAN Churca Ma crowded Thanks
giving morning a. the uiton services u Inc protest.
churche- AM there ! talk Of having printed the
sermon delivered by the Rev. e NJ. Glnrn. 81 me
Methodist Chugch. FOR genera, distribution II Ma
one Of ih" strongest practlcIl sermons ever i-IN-
cred from "a pulpit Upon The dufy 81 Americans. ana
would make god accompaniment {. the o"e lie"
nvrrci by th~ Rev. M lane four weeks aso on
the duty 81 the American voter al the polls Nj
min he. ttl. it.f
Influence ~ Divine Pvwr.." OF. rather the dui, o.
Americans 90 hew down the ~vl tH.nss. AMI 10 iN
10 make Thanksgiving Day all tnAt ID Ma intended
% be. rather than 80 give &c ZAP To spori-. e'c.
Thanksgiving EXERCISES N-i~ held "a the pubi'r
.hool- and members ~ the B,sri u EIucaiion
attended most o. them \ The hlgh school ih~
~N~r,lse- were ~ ia "firr. o. being the nrst
holiday since tina school was opened
giving r,~ Jam. 40 tie clubhouse the ni-t ON
1ert ~ the musical contlne~nt ~ the Nom Nrr-
consolidation. No b~ siN-n At me f.i'h A'-r,r
Opera House OF frda' 't~nins l'1 einb-' - ihr
same system hn~ been 'o'lp"~l since ne cub
was organized nt- y~sr- asD ~ be- ,ontnnrd
ma, -. tnr al a 49,, , 80 ,hr iare~ on
M chairman o. M Music COMMITTEE 'har.--
The next coacrf, Of 'he Mozari ciuO 49, he given
rh@ WINK uen.- Christian Association ha- a.
season. ca. D-.~mber u snne'aro the .JapAn..~
wonder WORKER VII gNe on entertainment a.
\ =.
Fairs have been ne ming ior ~ is-i ihr~.
~rck- ana ih- ri s.G,1'i -, rog an ~
"t'.bf~ Vim thetr none, Sc, tfr, nIu let 10 Nv At
AN. The ,;.@.n4n I.nthrfan ,'hnrch so-~ty j.. TO
nave n f'lr on TUESDAY. Wednesday ami ThITsIst
OF tni- ~~'k. the lnyersaii-' Sori~', VII hay-
fair n"Ni week AMI others are in prospect % other
cnurches ana -Jr.-'irs
Edward T.. TIT ~. u ih~ w~li-knOwn architect
firm OF Boring 4 T.iton. who recently returned ffom
threr year. visit - France. has been engaged
by the A'cha'o'os cal S''lr'f 10 - Z" ire l.,
make selections or s'mr ~ me- pm lp1i par %
10 make dra Wings o, them
Margaret Young. fourteen -y~ar-oii s.hoolsrL
has shown such market Advancement IN her studies
that she has been promoted 10 the graduating c'a's
% ia" Fifth-av" srhoo. nn ih~ mline 81 th~ i~rm
She recently wrote summary from notes aiken
o2 ~ ''X'noloo IL, :, ii-'.o, ,i has been tr5
nonncri = rmasiefpi4c, Of yonihrnl rt,raiur- and
eHhibitlns rr,ns mark memor, .,
manert organization and on December IS II WIN
give entertainment FOR it, equipment fund. en-
are. Frs, company Captain. William Amy.
lieutenan's. Henry Frankenberg ana Eiward
strong. Harry clark and Charles Pier; corpotsl-.
Wtstfah lieutenant. Walter Amy and Harry
ana Il. Warner: corporas. Hugh Gardner Garfield
Hayes. David Ford and Grant Williams. The drum
corps ~ compo-~i OF clifford Archer, Ralph Chase
Tho intertown bowling tournament has had
Flist lonkers Second yonkers and New Rochelle
German'a teams each won and lost one: the Second
Stars fenox and First Stars each lost two
The Mount Vernon Cub team TOURNAMENT con
tinues and large scores have been made Teams
and Il have each i've and lost seven. Team g
has won six and los; i've. Team - nve and lost
three. Team L won i've ard lost four
4 new wOmens llte~s~y society has been formed.
OF which the following are the officers Mrs. Edward
Gay. president; Mrs. Cornelius Mclean. vce-presi-
dent; Mrs. Joseph ) Wood. corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs; Roger ~ sherman. recording secretary;
Mrs RObb. treasurer
The Friday Evening Literary club enter
tanned by Mrs william +. Denman last night The
member. read selections from RuskIns works.
The wedding OF Miss Eva y. Allen. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs william Allen. TO Thomas T. Graham.
son OF the Rev Mr.. Graham. rector Of The Trinity
Episcopal Church took place on Monday afternoon
in the church The quiet manner In which the
wedding was conducted lei 10 rumOr that II was
suddenly arranged. ON the contrary. the plans were
made some time ago. and II was the wish " both
bride and Bridegroom that IT should be a simpe and
uuet church wedding After the wedding the young
couple started "A short tour, and upon their re-
tIfn VIII live In NeN-YOrk city.