New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
YONKERS.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR WINTER LECTURE
COURSES COMPLETED.
GOLF AND FOOTBALL ON ELECTION DAY-ENTER
TAINMENTS AND DANCES - PERSONAL
AND SOCIAL NOTES.

TAINMENTs AND DANCES - PERSONAL
AND SOCIAL NOTES.
The first term Of the Yonkers University Exten-
sion course will open on Thursday evening OF next
week at the Woman's Institute Building. in Pail
sade-ave. with lectures on Geology. Historical and
Dynamcal' by Professor Scott of Princeton Col
lege
The first Of course Of three lectures in aid CT
the lonkers Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Children will be given Monday of next week
at the First Methodist Episcopal Church, at Ash
burton-ave. and North Broadway by the Rev. Dr.
James T. Bixby. his subject being The Kalevala
the Epic of the Fins"
On Election Day the annual contest for the cham
ponshir club medal offered by John Reid. president
of the st. Andrews Golf Club. will take place at
the links at Gray Oaks Play will begin on the
arrival of the 9:l5 train over the New-York and
Putnam Railroad. 1t will be a scratch contest Of
thirtysix holes -four rounds. and the score VIII
be taken by strokes and not by holes. The medal
will become the property OF the member getting over
the course with the least number OF strokes
The Yonkers Football Club Is scheduled 10 play
to-day with the team from the College Of the city
of York. and a good game Is expected There
was much disappointment over the failure of the
Columbia College 10 play last Saturday, as
the Yonkers boys have been anxious TO meet that
team. On Election Day the club expects to meet
the Columbian Football team from Brooklyn.
II movement
OF Sons Of Veterans in Yonkers. committee OF
three Sons Of Veterans is securing names for char
ter members. The committee hopes TO ne able 10
call the first meeting some time next week: vn.
The second annual reception OF the 1onkers acnt
Club was held at OddFelows' Hall. on North Broad
way. on Monday evening last a hna. Was CLOCK
and led by Horace p. Allen and MISS Ten zen
William Bakemore. Horace r Alen John an HALEY alley
George Bowel, Edward Ah s11nss Albert FINK
a delightful progressive euchrc parry gwen
on Tuesday evening OF this week by Miss valentine
guests were seated at four tables, and when the
nine games had been finished 1t vas found that mat
rss prize with esh, Ms S Sr and the
Fo%er Of Newark and j Joseph LawIenle Of This
city tied for first PTne for n5 the took M PREV The
third prize wen, to J. Joseph Potter. Among the
ret,. Henry HUMPHREYS and Drew Bailey oil New
cotilIons Ghe frst Of which was to have been held
on Tuesday evening asp at the fohsgrs h conn
templated in its stead, 10 take place about no
The frs, Of the winter entertainments OF the
Pallsade Boat Club Will be given on Wednesday
evening al the bowling alleys at Gienw3od,, -
Williams Macy have dRe b nIm0 secre Sn' ''
The nTst Of the November dances # the Park
Hill Country club viii be held at the clubhouse on
TUESDAY evening The hos'eSses Tor the
are Ma Gs s4 ana p MSs by the members Of
the FIRST Methodist Episcopal Church for an "Oli
FOLKS concert. be given early In November
Miss Jessie Gorton daughter OF Charles h Cor
ton Superintendent OF Public Schools. gave a hal
ioween party on "Wednesday night at her home
on Hawthorne-ave. There were present MISS heIeh
Kinr Miss Edith Geagen Miss Jessie Kellogg.
Miss Bessie Eldridge. Miss Mary Pearce Miss
Amy Bogart, Miss Grace Ackert. Miss fahzy
Rigby and Miss Florence Rigby,
There a pretty home wedding on Ncdnesday
night at the house Of Mrs. " W. salter 70 sig
Summer-ave Newark. y. J. Norman Neitch, o.!
this city. and Miss Emma G. Sai,er We're married nee
by the Rev. Dr. Grove. Miss Nellie Neitch, a SIS
ter OF the bridegroom was the maid OF honor
After a short wedding-tour Mr.. and Mrs Neitch
will make their home In Yonkers:
Miss Louise Musson and her slater, MISS heta
OF Buffalo have been visiting Nonkers friends ms
week. -,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles <. Durham celebrated the
. tenth anniversary OF their marriage TINS week
by entertaining a few friends at dinner.
The Official Board of the Central Methodist
Episcopal church has decided TO request the next
conference to return the present pastor, the Rev.
s. Parkes Cadman. for another year.
Mrs George II. Purser. OF Riverside ave, has
moved to her winter home. at No. 81 West Elev-
The Rev Edwin 4 Schen o. Chicago formerly
pastor OF the First Methodist Episcopal Church OF
this city has returned 10 his home after visit
with Yoakers friends.