New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-05
YONEERS.
THE PARK HILL COUNTRY CLUB SCORES
4 SUCCESS
WOMEN BowIERs WIN PRIZES INCREASED SER
VICE OK TIRE TROLLEY ROAD NOTES

WOMEN BOWLERS WIN PRIZES -iN'NfNSi.l' Sfi-
VICE OK TIRE TROLLEY ROAD NOTES
AND GOSSIP.
The pleasant manner in which the Entertainment
Committee Of the Park Hill Country club enter
tanned Us members and friends on New Years nay
IS still the main topic of talk in that pretty iti'e
suburb one OF the pleasant features Of the occa-
sion was the prize bowling for ladies and gentle
men The entries were Mrs. lIoughton Mrs. Deyo
Mrs DIVER and Miss Ndaud. The first prize. a
silver buckle. set with turquoise. won lay Miss
Vdaud with scores OF 22. IA and ll5 total. %1 The
second prize. a pair OF skates, was won ~ Ms
DIVER with scores of 10 100 and l2i: total So The
men who entered were Andrew peyo. r. y -
Getty. J. r. Copcut,. \. : RIownell and j f. HUI
mason The first prize. pair Of onamel'od link
sleeve buttons. was by Mr.. BrowneD. with
scores of H. 1919 and 1856. total 52 The second prize
a pair Of skates. WAS won by j. t. Himason win
scores of H. ls and 1872 total. 400 The cub offers
its members two championship prizes for the season
to be bovled for on the afternoons and evenings OF
Thursdays only. The men will compete for silver
CUP and the women for a silver mounted mirror
The men, to the number Of ten. and the women. 10
the number OF FIVE. having the highest average
from their ten best scores for the season Will on
Thursdays in April. compete for the prizes unHer
the regular tournament rules.
A private bowling club which meets every Monday
evening has been organized among the residents OF
Park Hill. Its membership includes MT ana Mrs
Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Franklin T. Dwyer, Mt ana
Mrs Francis Chedsey. Mr.. and Mrs Charles ASH
mead Mr. and Mrs. 4. s Browneli, Mr. and Mrs
George J. Ord Mr. and Mrs. r. X. Martin and Mr.
Chandler A class in waier-colors has also been
formed and the first meeting was held yesterday AT
the home OF Mrs. +. X. Martin. The class mas beeh
fortunate in securing Miss Clara MacChesney
Young artist OF much merit. who has taken prizes in
Ney-York City and Chicago as instructor. Inns
evening the Duplicate Whist Club. composed OF the
married people OF The Hl. will meet. and on Mon
day afternoon the Current Topic Cluo VIII resume
,ts sessions which were suspended during the holt
aavs A club dance Will be held on Tuesday even
ing next and in the future two short plays
will be presented. The cast Will include nuWOef
of the bright young people OF the suburb
The Young Womens Christian Association, OF
which Mrs. Thomas NJ Lydll is president mas re-
sumed its wo:k again after months cessation
from labor It is now comfortably settled in IT'S
new quarters at No 30 South Broadway Yes'er-
day the rooms were opened for the inspection o.
visitors and on Thursday evening OF next We" Ts
he % hns se WI r meeting in the
new rooms on Sunday afternoon at 3 - ,,,s ..
now We occupyns its new quarters in Getty square
The rooms are costly fitted up. there is good
sIPpy a oT ne OF
The new public school No, .. IN Faryiew-si.. near
the reception OF pupils on Monday morning
Invitations are out FOR TIE Re second anna hn h pI
Trumans Hall in Nepera Park, on Thursday even
ing January IL l.,, -
Monday evening at her home NO % Narburton-
The Yonkers Electric Railroad has put in opera
ton on Warburton-aVe a ten-minuie service be-
tween I o'clock In the morning and In the even
ing. with every fifteen minutes after mat
hour, unless the traffic Is extraordinary. In whch
case cars will be oftener In order that
quicker rapid transit may be given the residents
on this avenue. IL has been found eNpedlent 10
only at the second crossing OF intersectinS
streets. General Manager Coleman says the com
along the river front, upon which plant OF 1900
horsepower will be erected early IN the spring.
The four engines now in operation at the Main-st.
power-house nave been found inadequate 'or the
needs OF the road.
The annual report OF the vital statistics OF Yon-
kers for 1894 issued by DR.. Valentine Browne.
Health Officer this week. shows that there we're
PIG marriages O24 births and 158 deaths. decrease
OF l0i marriages s3 births. and an increase Of ,O2
deaths. There ls cases OF smallpox. with
6s OF scarlet-fever. with 3 deaths:
"a cases OF measles, with no deaths and 21j
OF dphtheria, with 20 deaths; there were only ~
deaths from consumption, against "a last year.
The epidemic OF diphtheria. which proved 40 fatal
has been stamped out and. although there are
still few cases in the city. no apprehension IL
felt.
This morning. by order OF the Supreme Court
William r. Mott and Adolf Wimpfheimer.
OF the Yonkers Hat Manufacturing Company TO
the machinery and stock contained In the factories
in Peekskill. The company includes James Stew
art, William II. Belknap. william X. Mott and
Ethelbert Belknap. and was iOr many years To-
Gated i'm this city. After the destruction OF the
factory in Yonkers by fire In 1882, the company
moved to Peekskill. but financial troubles over
took IT, and II compelled 10 suspend: John
r Waring, OF this city. has made an oner Tor the
business.