New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-21
YONKERS.
THE sAPPHo CLUBS CONCERT \ MUsI-
CAL TREAT.

DINNER OF THE CITY CLUB-ARRANGING FOR
CHRISTMAS FEAsTs AND ENTERTAINMENTS
The third private concer, Of the Sappho Club,
which was sgiven Monday evening last at the
Yonkers Lawn Tennis Clubhouse was the chief SO
c.al incident Of the week. Those who were so for
tunste as TO receive invitations enjoyed a rare
treat The club had the assistance of Miss May Lyle
Smith, flute Mrs Gerrit Smith. soprano Mackenzie
Gordon, tenor and Miss May Atkins, accompanist
About twenty OF the active members took part. The
programme included selections from Chaminade.
Bohm Rober: Schuman. Grieg, Res, Franz ADJ
Joachim Andersen and Oliver King ali or when
We're enthusiastically received The club which is
q choir of ladies. is composed of Mrs William
Delevan Baldwin, Mrs. NJ. c. Barber, Miss May
Bashford, Miss Julia Benjamin. Miss Isabel Easton.
Miss Janet Flagg. Miss Elizabeth Hale. MISS Anne
Hyde, Mrs. William Reynolds Innis. Mrs PERT e.
Myers, Mrs John Reid. Mrs Charles c. Rossire.
Mss REFS Mrs. Theodore II. Si.kman. Miss Eleanor
sclugham. Mrs c. Valentine Schuyler. Miss Harriet
Stanton Mrs. Howard Thorne. and Miss Frances
--yham William F. Cochran is president; Guy
Philips and William Deevan Baldwin vice-presi-
dents. Thomas Ewing, jr., secretary ana treasurer
Mrs William d. Baldwin. Mrs. William h Ihns'
Mrs Perit Myers and Mrs. John Reid compose the
executive committee.
The Gisi Of the monthly dinners OF the City club
was given at the clubhouse in South Broadway on
Wednesday evening al I o'clock. John G. Snot's'
president OF the club. in the chair and among
nose present were senator j. IINiHs DUNE w
Judge +. Y. Donoghue. City Clerk John Pagan. IT,
Assessors II. T. Mitchell and Edward CnderhliI'
Charles p. Easton. president OF the Paiisaue BOAT
Club. A j. Prime. commodore OF the fonKers
Coiinth.an Yacht Club; John Mugan, Supreme
Dictator Of the Knights OF Honor; Alderman George
baler. Commodore Whittemore or the Mn. I'm
Of Pucllc WORKS: John O. Campbell. p. J. Flannery.
Charles F. Hurlbert. Charles H. Mohtag9e' Te9 III
ier. ). Calvin Campbell, G. M BraId, W. Mii t,a
L. Iohu 4 Dewitt AlDhOnSe BeduOrlds,
William c; Kellogg Joseph Miller Bn c; I r. y; r LSVa'
viii be followed by others monthly during the win
ter. II was arranged BY Justice Dohoshue AS
The pupils Of the Yonkers College OF MUSIC gave
eS sy tgenEs OF Re fairy y Princess
Rosebud n the hall Of the Teutonia society; IN
he sss. BeFha SHEPPARD Anna FG1hnsH a Bsis
L Renee Celia Msckaye, LIZZIE Iar,e WelneM Meadows
William Taberer Adolf Schaefer, X G. Grant, ana ha
chorus U were FANNIE coieman Bessie Hehsrngton
Ida Crawford Elsie Mclean. E;hel M ps,'naI
Gertrude Wisedel Marion Grleve. Florence liam
ton Ethel Rayner Gertrude Jones Daise reTay'
i:isie Tankestef' William Lee. Reginald Blgmer'
Arel Crosse S george gsn Ness Emil Junge
Matthews. George Clark Robert Brady, Charles
George Ethridge
Ensign Crawford. Of the Yonkers Salvation Army
Is planning TO give dinner 70 me poor CT fhe bar
N1A "A
racks. in Main-st Last year the children s nsu
dinner Thanksgiving ana was s s9ei treat
Health Commissioner George b.. Wray mas Gu
sented 10 act as treasurer Of the fund that Is Dts
raised for the OCCASION and contributions sem 70
him viii be gratefully acknowledged' sectetay
Haskett OF the Young Mems Christian Associat'oa
has arranged 10 give from noon iii
o'clock in the afternoon In the evening the az
ISOLATION will be open 10 the men o. me ci'y' anu
the orchestra Will give concert. co.
The children of ST. Marys Parochia School WI
present the Rev Gabriel a Heaiy.s chF u,l
cantata' at their hall on Thursday and ETiday
eveninrs of next week. The work or reheafsins 70
under The direction of T. r. Johnson. organist OF
the church A special performance TOT childreh
Will be given on Saturday morning.
The annual Christmas entertainment for ne ch-
dren of the Yonkers Teutona Society and ionkers
Turn Verein will be held at their respective haiis
on Christmas night. Each will have large Snslnt
mas tree and at o'clock presents VIII De uisIiD
uted After the children nave enjoyed themselves
for a while the older persons VIII nave dAhee'
The alterations at the Man-st. station OF me
Hudson River Railroad are being pnshtd loIwaiu
vigorously. An addition Is being put a. tie ~" ~ 80
end Of the waiting room for a tolet-f0on / re
ticket ONCE viii be moved 10 the old tohet-roohs