New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
MOUNT VERNON.
MEDALS DISTRIBUTED TO MEMBERS OF
TIE ELEVENTH SEPARATE COMPANY.
TIN, corps BEGAN THE WEEKS CELEBRATIONS
WITH A RECEPTION AND THE SCHOOLS AND
,NIZATIoNs KEPT THE


BALI. ROLLING.
"National Week might appropriately be recorded
in the log of 1895 of Mount Vernon for the third
.aaIx in February. 1t began with the review
parade presentation Of medals and reception of the
nth Separate Company, National Guard at It's
armory on Monday night. and nothing was neglected
by the committees of the organization 10 make II
successful throughout There a large number
Of well-known people present The costumes Of lhe
women made one stop 10 consult the calendar 10
whether Easter had not passed and been forgotten
The great drhall was attractlvely decorated with
flags and bunting and flowers. and the supper
room was all that could be asked for. The Recep-
ton Committee included Captain L. j. Kinder
Surgeon IL. Eugene Smith and Lieutenants r.
Schneider and F. A. Perry. The floor manager was
Sergeant F. r. Curtis. and his assistants were Ser
eeants VI. f. Carmody and r. NJ Glover. Corporals
w H. Caterson and w. y. Wright, and PriVates
Henneberger and Hoag Among the guests with
ladies were Major Julius c. Smaller. Captain Ben)a-
min King and Adjutant Robert l.. Patterson OF the
80 New-Jersey Regiment; Captains James NJ JARVIS
Charles Hoyt and Charles Denke Lieutenant"
Henry j. Patterson. D. McNickar. Walter Joyce
and William Henderson, and Adiutant Truman. OF
New-Iork regiments; Aldermen Edwin W. fisKe
and William ID. Grant and Henry c. Pruser The
following received the new State ongservice medals
the presentation being made by captain jarvis;
Captain Kinder. Lieutenant Schneider ana ser
geant Glover. Lieutenant joyce presented marks
mems badges TO the following: captain NlnuleI'
Iieutenants Schneider and Perry; Sereeants Kidd
and Glover. Corporals Philip Hatfield. Sleight ana
Wright and Privates Perry Trabaud. Lynn. ozark.
Macgowan Roche Mercer. Gehe. smith Aiken
DE May. Nozett, Westfal, Stolte, Reynolds. NO
menbacher. Barclay. Badenhauser calder Marui
Howarth and Carson. The following received II"
per cent medals faithful and earnest service dur
Ing 1894: Captain Kinder Lieutenant Schneider
Sergeant Carmody, Quartermaster-Sergeaht h'"u
Sergeants Glover and Curtis Corporals Miller anu
Philip. Musicians Stolte and Carson ana frNa'es
Barker Badenhausen Calder, Keenan,. Parshah
Reynolds Shields and Westfall captain h'lu'@'
also received a handsome gold-Inounted sword @s
a mark Of appreciation from his command. AiteT
the review OF the command the moor WAS 'e"''N
for dancing - ...oo,
The principal celebration YESTERDAY was me safTet,
parade OF the Baptist Boys brsad hosS Fnmprh
ave and some OF the other principal stsets. W.
reviewed by Mayor Lewis ana , Yane Mems CHRIS
tan Association building and then marched to ne
ssgrsh at was feSe%s Sga
After the parade dinner was served In the base
The services or exercises in the public schools so, on
VISIT one or all Of them beginning in he morning
and continuing alternately az the several senOoiS
Washington and rotations. patriotic songs. e.s..
were appropriate to the occasion In adiluQh - .ie
dTssscs by \. = Blakemsn Jesse Lauiz and ". IL
Bard OF the Board OF Edlcston, at one Nr NOR
school Go. y were OF more elaborate chAI1,G,,tr
han Al
lion drill by the Baptist Boys Brigade and special
drill BY a numbe; OF little girls, each representing
a letter Of tie alphabet. who, IN formns on inc
platform. spelled cut The name OF Washington.
The Ladies Aid Society Of The presbyterian
Church gave a Washington Birthday dinner IN Tue
chapel last night. which was largely attended by
members. Later In the evening there vas was d
Mous9 Trap '' at the home Mrs Charles r STICK
Ter one OF the officers OF the Ladies Ala Society
After the entertainment there was a supper and
The Young Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor
OF the Reformed Church gave soclabir IN IN"
chapel last evening. and one or the features o' me
entertainment was An Evening with Popular Au-
Martha Washington reception given By
the ladies' OF the Trinity Episcopal Church In the
The Mount Vernon Cub will give its ante-Lenten
reception at the clubhouse on Monday evening. ana
an excellent programme has been promised FOR the
me mbers and their friends. There VIII be dancing
The Westminster Womans club. although OF re.
cent organization already has IL membership OF
nearly hundred most or whof are tes.dshls Oh
this city although. as the name implies IL ~ open
~ The women OF the county. Mrs. Edward Gay. The
president is aided By an able corps or oflceis Inc
meetings held semi-monthy' ana on Wednesday
mot hods AZ the meeting DR.. Andrew ray
Currier OF New-York. will give lecture on Tine
Physical Development OF the spartan w omen. ILL.,.
Washington Engine Company gave lis thirty
fourth annual reception in Fairfax Hail on Thurs.
day evening. and II was one or the best aIialts OF
the season ,. o.,t,.,io, ,r
which Mrs Jacques W. Roadway and Mrs W. ~ g.
Clark in the line OF good iood. course
OF lectures on cooking Is to be given NIX ,o I ~
Miss c. c. Bedford wei known IN connection WIN
,be pratt institute and the Ncw-York Cooking
school The first lecture will be given on March ..
That the best results possible may De Iotai'r 49,, I'm
spoon and pencil and paper. the two latter Tor use
I'm taking notes.