New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-02
YONhERS.
MUSICALE At THE PARK HILL COUNTRY
CLUB.
NETWORK VISITORS HAVE \ SPECIAL -"
MANY GUESTS FROM OTHER PLACES
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

NETWORK VISITORS HAVE \ SPECIAL CAR
MANY GUESTS FROM OTHER PLACES
NOTES AND GOSSIP.
q, Wednesday evening Stanford Brown gave 4
musicale at the Park Hill Country club house for
the members Of the club and their friends The
clubhouse had been furnished with palms, rugs
LAMPS ana hangngs until ii presented the appear
ance of private drawing-room. entirely in keep
ing with the occasion. There were many club
members in attendance. and the New-Nork guests
10 the number of sixty came in private ear at
tsched TO the train leaving one hGndred-and-iifti-
fifth-st. p. m, which car returned at
tached to the l2:,5 a. train. special courtesy
extended to Mr. Brown by Superintendent Mccoy,
OF the New-York Central Some twenty guests.
unfortunately detained the elevated road, missed
the train. thus preventing the audience from en-
joying some singing by members OF the Newly OK
Apollo Sixteen. The guests We're received by MIS-.
Andrew s Brownell. Mrs. Thomas Smith and Mrs
Edwin X. Martin Miss Isabel MvCalrs accompinl-
ments were features of the evening. and II Was her
enthusiasm which largely contributed to the sue
cess of all the numbers The audience was much
disappointed in not hearing Miss Foley, VINO has
just New-York from Baltimore. where Tor
years she has been Il leading conirdlto. After
the musical programme there Was dancing. ana
light refreshments served in the little annex
room. Among the guests were Miss Ella NJ. Powell
Atlanta. Ga. VINO is organizing the Southern ladies'
of NeW-Yorl I'm the interest of the coming Atlanta
Exposition; Miss Margaret McCrachen. OF Louis
Vile. Ky: the Misses Duncan. OF Montgomery. Ala;
Miss Mary Il. chapman, OF Washington, ID. G.:
Miss Mary d. Foley. OF Baltimore Md; Mr.. and
Mrs Goh of Kansas CITY. Mo; Hiss Alice Will
Jams. of Appleton. WIS. Miss Sadie Watrou-. of
Mystic Conn: Miss Elizabeth Kent, OF Elizabeth.
Winter and Miss Winter. Miss Nette sutton. MIS-
Eorney. the Misses Eowtell Miss Helen N9rren.
Adamnl. Or t. \. Hibbs. Nj. Farnham. pr Ward.
William Worlen Reginald Weeks Horace kenney.
hort Iirk hal y.
William Balou. Walter Drill and MIR. Luke. OF New
CHARLES Stevens and Henry stevens. OF Brookiyn.
The club dances for February vii be held on ne
evenings Of the 5h and g.h The hosless s for The
fist Will be Mrs Edwin X. Martin and MR. T. Il,
Narck. Two short plays will precede the dance OF
Entertainment Committee. The lake VAS clefred
after the last snowstoIm and excellent skating mas
been enjoyed during the entire week.
ON TUESDAY egenng Of neN yrek the p S,
a Lincoln Night" AT Temperance Hall The chap
is Interested in the erection OF school building
of New York city Will receive an education and
home. General Thomas Ewing will relate personal
maj man Ta deHef sc o. Miss Eh tiark Ms
Ethel Clark George Schroeder and Professor Henry
on Wednesday evening next F. Hopkinson smith
alleys at Glenwood. on the occasion Of the fourth
The annual peace dance OF the Nepera Tribe OF
BED Men was he'd last evening In 'he ran OF hf
fair This evening the Yonkers Corinthian Yacht
Club will hold one Of It's popular smokers In the
clubhouse at Vark-st.
The Rev. Adolf Huthusen. the pastor OF st.
Johns Lutheran Church. on Hudsonst.. Will be in
stalled tomorrow at the morning service.
The Weschester County Assoca ton OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic held its annual meeting In
the Warburton Building Friday night. President
Henry s. Sproul was IN the chalI, and there was
a full attendance OF members and guest. The
nua election resulted In the following officers being
chosen: Henry s. Sproull. president William II.
Robinson, vice-president Joseph Ferguson. secre-
tary and treasure. and Edward j. Mitchell.
shall. The report OF the association showed il 20 be-
in a fOurishing condition.