New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
YONKERS.
PREPARING FOR POsT-LENTEN SOCIAL
AFFAIRS.

TIE TENNIS CHR To START TIE BALL ROLLING
WOMEN OF ST pArLS To GIVE \ NAPOLEON
TEA OUTDOOR WORK PLANNED
BY THE CLUES.
Elaborate preparations have been made III 'he
Protestant Episcopal ana Roman Catnon' '"ui
for the celebration Of Easter tomorrow. - Jon"
Episcopal Church and the church OF the lhihd'"-
late Conception have prepared espeeia''y me ",u'
cal programmes. At the latter church there VIII u'
quartet and a chorus OF thirty voices me emo"
Will be assisted by a chanccl choir of forty boys
from 81. Mays Paroch!al school SieadmAh W
chestra viii furnish the Instrumental music
With the coming OF Easter comes He In Socai
circles. The YOnkers Lawn Tennis Club taxes t"'
initiative and announces dance at the clubhouse
in Palisade-avc. Easter Monday night, the
patroncsses Of which are to be Mrs. John Reid
Mrs. William r. lnnis. Mrs. Arthur White ana
Mrs. Thomas Ewing. jr. The club VIII give ie.'-
TIRE later In the month, and rehearsals NH be
started next week for amateur thedtricals 10 he
given the evening of May 6. President Johh
Kendrck Bangs has consented 10 give a reading III
the LAST week In May.
on Wednesday evening OF next week Napoleon
tea" viii be given the clubhouse. under the aus
pices OF 81. IaulS parish. Arrangements have been
made for STAGES to convey the guests from the
Park-ave trolley line to the clubhouse. Mrs. John
Kendrck Bangs. Mrs. ". w. johnson, Mrs. Arlhur
White. Mrs. William NJ. " illiams aud Miss liale
vii! preside over the tea ,ables. Mss Helen H.
CroeS Will Ice at the cake table MIS-. j. roster
Jenkins at the candy table and Mrs. Henry Molat
at the flower table Mrs j. q A. Johnson NH pr pr
n!sh music both afternoon ard evening. Il Viii
ana the womea in charge have iaborci hard 10
make it success Gerrlt smith Will give con
large delegation Of Yonkers society people is plan
ming 10 attend Mrs w. u. BALDWIN. Mrs John
lnnis. o: fonhers. arc among the women on the
rs the warm Weath'' approaches. the seVerai
clubs are making their arransements for out
that its Tennis Committee this season viii be com
posed OF Gabriel Reeves. chairman; Edward Mar
Carroll Moore. The Park Hill Country club is also
preparing for its summer season The Board OF
Brownell president; George \. Flag yiccrrcsi-
dent; E&ward L. N.dauh. secretary and Thomas
have Just returned from trip 20 The South lasting
The annual repor, OF Captain John Mangin. of
the conmsgoncrs this week contains nusS no 10
tHGresiing informa ion During the year ending
which l.22l were males and 81 females There
We're 100 arrests for assaults in The third degree
dsorderly conduct ., o; intoxcation and disorder
~ Cohdnct, :" OF VasIdhcy an - OF excise N.oia-
non Z1- prisoners Were committed TO the County
jail; 40 TO the Kings County Penltent!ary and =
rst Loss Of df' sS rtcoTtrcd by ins"f4na@ '
net loss S,sp}. The total amount % thcfts WAS
NiI. OF which S,'JJ was recovered. bringing the
T ,IS n |? h ,geS va u d, - ~ t
inss were found open and secured - .ost children
accommodated The number Of places whore hqu,r
IS sold IS pacci at w. TIE city now h3s POP
Th comHSsion@Ts are w5rki har 70 r, Az
appropriation 10 build new s,ation-house. Tn"
force has entirely outgr1wn the pres. mt quarter.
which Il has occupied since ISL \ bin Is now
unce" scusSion 20 De presented 10 The Legislature
authorizing al expenditure OF SUFFICIENT money 20
hui.d a new police headquarters stables ana city
J. Perry WorIen delivered lis Hr-, lecture on
Thursday night under the auspices o, tn Nonk'rs
dryer sdh"o 20 = in wavsr!r-s, The att"nd
auce was large. II" described sights seen I'm Eng
land and Scotland. and showed ldrg" number %:
stereopf.con VOWS. The lectures are free. and
others VIII follow on April j. ami =
VIII give the nrst OF its series Of saturday evening
lunches at the clubhouse for members and ii.'n -
the Entertainmcnt Committee feels warranted in
An inGi1iiuai bowling tournament, for tho chan
ponshlp Of Yonke"s va started on Thnrsday ev'H-
ton. in North Broadway Tho sntrles incude many
are John Irvine cecl X Lawr"nce Ralph Barnes.
Edwarl Kuckhout; z. = Shalf@r. T. o La"rgnrn.
William lirewcr charles )ando. Ioberi keilork.
$ Durham Robert Anderson ANA John Ey,'rs
pres lent; William St@ddHan. secretary, ana peter
TIE Wornans Missionary Society - the First
day IN the parlors % the church During IN" year
Mis- Haird as president; Miss May F.tch VICE.
president: Miss Bowen, secretary. and Mss Edgar
Il.
Mrs Thomas Ewing, president; Mrs, J. Lindsay
Porteous. secretary; Miss Olmstcad and Mis-. Fldes
treasurerS: Mrs q. H. Balch. city missionary. ThO-"
having charge Of branches Of the work FOR the com
ing year Mrs. Samuel Il. HaVloN. foreign. Miss
Anna Sattcrler. local Mrs. William H. Doty. house
Mrs John Reid and Miss sltterlee, helping hard
The April meeting Of the Jenkins M"dltn! So
cety was held Thursday night At III" hon" .: Dr.
Myers, OF Mount Vernon.
The Yonkcrs branch Of the Need'wOrk Guild Of
America has submitted its annual report Il shows
that the ten sections contributed ll'A gdrincni9
which were distributed follows: 81 Johns lIO.-
pitaI POS: ~. Johns Home -; Maternity Circle -;
Fresh AIT Circle 80; High SchoO. - Welfare Com
JnlttGe 81: special cases. 81. The officers Mr.
John * Myers. honorary PRESIDENT: Mrs John Reid
president; Mrs. Andrew DcyO, secretary. NrS. \
Middleton Rose. treasurer. 80
The Elmhurst Baseball Club VIII play at Van
Corilnndt park this afternoon with team from tn"
Ncw-York Athletic Club
Tho Peapng Circle OF Kings Daughters o. tn.
Westminster Presbyterian Church gave a rainbow
social I'm the lccture-roOm on Thursday night.
Among those who took part In the "n'cfta nin"nt
we Miss Lulu Myers. Miss Sopne SIcvers. Miss
Bertha Shcprard Miss Bigg' rst1n Miss Jennie
Wolfe Miss Celia Mackey, Miss Neilie Ycrks Miss
Laura Bruce. Mies cara Grey, Miss Mamie Craw-
ford. the Misses oliver W'iam T.. Constable and
william Eddy.