New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
YONKERS.
THE LAWN TENNIS CLUBS FIRST EASTER
DANCE.
RESUMPTION or ACTIVITY rY SOCIETY PEOPLE
WORK or CHURCH LITERARY AND
ATHLETIC ORGANIZATIONS.

RESI- MTrlON or ACTIVITY Ely SOCIETY fi-'lI'E'-
WORK or CHURCH LITERARY AND
ATHLETIC ORGANIZATIONS.
The coming of Easter brought unusual social activ-
ity, and scarcely evening of the last week mas
passed without some affair of social prominence
The Yonkers Lawn Tennis cub. which is begin
ming to take the lead in social matters gave the
first OF the Easter dances. II took pace in the
cosy little clubhouse OF the Palisade-aVe extension
on Monday night. and brought together once
more the prominent society people OF the city
Mrs John Reid Mrs William r. Innis Mrs. Arthur
White and Mrs. Thomas Ewing. jr, were the
patronesses ON Tuesday cveuins The Park lin
Country Cub opened its social season again. The
guests We're received by Miss Waller, Miss Gibson
Miss Rockwell and Miss Shonnard ON Nedn"s-
day evening the women connected with 81 PaulS
Protestant Episcopal Church gave Napoleon Tea
at the Yonkers Lawn Tennis CLUB house. II was the
first OF It's kind ever attempted in The city, and
was great success. Mrs i. 9. \. johnson had
charge of the Napoleon table and the tea tables
We're presided oyer by Mrs. John KcAdrck Lana
Mrs. William NJ WaHfi , Sr and ,jsN IacEson
On Monday afternoon A"g e'gnT Fpjs.opn!
Church had tea ana sale ol fancy anu us',u'
articles in the Parish Hous". Ihcre were l"o "a
charge Of Miss cochran. Miss Helen Cole Mss Ma
bic Reed. Miss Jennette Roberts. Miss Nc.hr Ken
Hate Bel. Miss Eugene Reid MISS Adl White
more. Miss Anna Thayer Miss Chr'Sj!ne MrrT''nan
Eugene Logan. Miss Eieanor Si.Rman. Miss Helen
i1ble7 At The art iab!c w,rc Mis- Minnie War.ne
Miss Katherine Getty. Miss Ho.knap Mis- AnnA
Miss Helen Morrel and Mis- ADA poX Conf"c-
tionery was sold 10y Mis-. RITTER, Mss Marina Cur
It's Miss Marie Ritter. Miss Edna knSnt a"I M!,+
May Kerr. Miss Elsie cochran and Miss Martina
Law SOD flowers Ana Wg Cu aai n ana rg " ar
Kings baurn,ers weTg at 'hg apron "2Ig .. d The
Misses Benedici ne MisI,s i,T'fr ana M'Ss M
John Fee,er Willard Morgan Arthur tnd"rnil and
lemonade bower The sale Continued Tuesday az
ternoon. ana in the evening ~" AUXILIARY gave an
William 4 lnns. Nj. wilson ana q number ~
banjo:ss took pari The auX MA bo goeS Eyng
jr. president, Miss Dora rndernn secretary. ana
Miss Edith Morgan treasurer
The members OF the Pro Tenn Cluh. literary
and social organization which has MA semi
Of is members brought It's season TO a close on
TUESDAY night win a danco , 'ait .n uro', ,h
members and ~ friends spent most enjoyable
Charics II Neal. Miss Mead and Miss Gager. %
New-York. \ Y. Rockwell. % Planhcli. y j..
&na M'S RrbT Hiss Mabci Wake Ms. Eliot,
Miss Shacn and Miss Waterbury,. % Yonkcrs
ganzltion. gave credhable periormans" oi ,.Ma Wy
Blossom on Moneay evening. ~ thr "a AZ o. 'Ie
cpals in the cas-, were " !. Cummings. John T
William, j. f1I Fsrrhe,on Rodcrick McGrath Hndrcw
Miss Mar: F. Cuddahy After the play there VAS
A C;lee club has been organized among the Nom
bers Of the Palsade Boat Club hy a committee
consisting OF ". y Frazcc AlcNauicr Lai:I. r.,
erick " Ritter Robert q. Jackson ana r. VI.
Blven William Hon musical director in NJ
bubble schools has been trying voices for 'he las,
,wo weeks ana abou' twenty voices have been
secured. -
in reference % Mayor Peencs message 10 tn" ON,
mon Council on Monday night II ~ a matter "f
congra tulation that Mayor pecne viii no. sign or
warrant after the appropriation ~ "Nha1ei "i -
has been The 81 som" % The former Mayors
10 sign warrants payable ont o. m" i"N aIII'-
priatton The result Wa that when Mayor zen"
came into Office the city had run behind r"n-id"r-
ablv 'rh!e floating debt was cleared ny by bonds,
and in future the expenses Vii be Erp down - me
appropriations. , - to
j perry Wordcn gave the second o, MS re"
Illustrate! lectures under N" auspices p, no 'H.
trrs BOARD OF Education I'm tn assembly nan ni
Elckemeyer school 80. .. on THURSDAY nifhi .
cnce filled the hall and enjoyed his description
o. scenes IN Europe.