New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
YONKERS.
YOUNG PEOPLE ACTIVE IN CHURCH WORK

YOUNG PEOPLE ACTIVE IN CHURCH WORK.
TRY CLUB AFFAIRs-LoCAL NOTES
OF INTEREST
An attractive bazaar was held by the pupils OF the
First Reformed Church Sunday school on Wednes-
day and Thursday afternoons and evenings of this
week in aid of the building fund of the church
The booths were lastly trimmed, and held large
variety Of useful and fancy articles Those VINO
had charge of the tables Fancy table No /
Miss Elsie Hartford. Miss Minnie Lurch Miss Bar
bara Hanselmann Miss Hattie Anderson. Nellie
Stones. Hiss Ina Lee Miss Jennie Gibson. MISS
Matte Stones and the Misses Munson. Fancy table
No 2-Miss Florence Gottschalk. Miss Lizzie Col
burn. Miss Minnie Bell and Miss Emily Oivet
Fancy table No. 3-James Montgomery. Edward
Archibald William Montgomery and William FOX.
Fancy table No. 4-Mrs Raffaelle Cobb. Mrs. George
DAILY. Mrs William Brewer. Miss Armstrong, Miss
Fannie Palmer and Miss Blair. Ornamental artl-
Giles sold by Miss Ethel Clark. Miss Agnes
Brown. Miss Florence Johnson, Miss Minnie Schoon-
over Miss Esther Ncay. Miss Lottie Starr. Miss
Bessie Olvet. Miss Alice Stevenson and Miss May
Christian. A table which contained fancy ana plain
articles was In charge Of Miss Jessie kelock Miss
Edith Geagen Miss Edith Peene. Miss Jennie Clap
perton Miss Alice Bennett, Miss Annie Roster,
Miss Grace Ackert and Miss Mabel Ineerbretzer
Mrs. Jamond. Miss Nettie Moore. Mrs.. d. NJ;
Th9mpson Miss Grace M dspospd
OF by Miss Annie Archibald, Miss Nellie kellock'
Se fs R Ean and S?k Miss E ESa S
Chinese articles. and George Schoonover gave shad-
Belle Costello, Miss Jessie Christian Miss Hate
shontz. Miss Carrie Thorne Miss jennie Day Mss Mss
S MsFiH" su M ,ess ana "''S ''''''
The se1F Of The EOsd on
IN reference to summer pleasures Whs mn,sau, eu
Of a steamboat to carry the members OF the club
and their friends to poushkeepslc on June -, q 10
scrvance Of The annual Fourth OF July celebration
larger scale than ever before The INA, mater r OF
i IN ne w Ss LETT It in the hands cemmiss
W Wsm sF"" ssa Msss and f@S " ns.
elected to membership. The House COMMITTEE was
SoSsc to to the s'r oas i" do
carrying OF boats In and out OF me ho use,
The Board OF Governors OF the PARK I'M 'omnNS
Club have postponed the dance arranged Tor luz
day evening next, owing TO special party, wnich
Ing the 2yth Mrs. Edwin X: Martin has her ar
raneemenis about completed for the ch iidrems
May SSn'e The Enterainment committee Of
club is making elaborate preparations for the OBJ
on tuesday evening last Dis'ric, Deputy Grand
orc!ai visit 70 Rising Star Lodge. F. and A. ~ and
took part in the comforting Of the third degree
S Wasops H" were rawrcnce Wood Master 9 G Bud
dington, Past Master; T. -. Kelly W. H. Strahan,
erIc K Ac isspH Of United states odse NJ G Miller
OF Girard: George Lawrence. OF ionic, j. H. f'M
Yefhan|'ss. %ewyork city: j. f. Tompkns. Of brook
Ign: s. r. sherwood OF Palatka; Fla; Z; j. Dos,
nSnbnry' coan';T. r. TurreIi OF Midiletown, \. -;
William MsGee s jrws' r. a nTfe So chare
Mcconnell and Mark Drnry. OF D9bbs FcIry, ana
n large delegation from iia"a,ha Lodge. OF Mount
The annual spring inspection Of the , Yorker"
day morning. Captain Mangn being away on
leave ne men were inspected by Ac'ng o captain avn
pcarance In their new spring uniform ana whie
Andrew Archibald. Of this city. has In hs pos
session two Interesting historical relics Ia The "hapr
is2s ana i97 In the former roll II is reported that
there were nine gold watches ana I'VE Tour -~h'"l
silver watches are reported. bat the four-wh'el
cerrsges hGd not IF ,S in Medical
was held Thursday evening az me nom. % nI
r4 g ooS~n lowe GREEN
bel. Myers and Granger. Of Mount Vernon; nis
S SSont aa sn1n srrn M's Moa w
and Gibson. OF yonkers. Dr. r. r. Goodwin %
BANKER Of Yonkers. vlce-presldcni Or $ o Myers
Of Mount Vernon. secretary, and treasurer The
work q he year a supper followed.
IN, Xc,9 se bs Of the S ne"e
which Miss Barnes Mss Ander.2n: Miss Anna
cnns Ms sS.'SanS Mos
Childs and william May took part l.o.
IN
CERT Al the Messiah Baptist Church. In Ashbur-
ton Place. given by the congregation, Those wwho
Dora Lambert, Mig, jackson Mss K r wilsms
Wrs Iowerre Robert Glasco. Arthur Lowerre. Theo-
dore Ten Eyck and Charles Logan, ,,r, n..o,,n
Glass last night at the Park Hili Country c' s,o
sriends The Misses Corsa received the guests
Mrs Ida Nichols Of Tarryown WITH her Two
children eleven and eight years ola respectively.
were driving on North Broadway near the CITY
,.ai,, toto Thursday afternoon, Wntn the morse
nun ,rIght and ran away running into the de-
livery Wagon Of Frank Knapper Mrs Nichols
mas ;thrown out and severely injured about the face
hmt The children escaped unhurt. The carriage
WI The CONGREGATION OF the First Methodist Episco-
pal Church enjoyed the last social OF the Seaso" III
Professor and Mrs. A. " W. Jackson OF Nnrx
| sweden Holland and belgium -, uar,,r,or
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil r Hum mnw9or Of
The Knowood Country Club at odaT Of t
If iIrhs now being made Cyrus Field Judson Is
| secretary OF the club.