New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
YONKERS.
ARRANGING FOR A BIG BAZAAR TO Nd
VANCE CHURCH WORK.

HE Hol>l,NW WOOD Inn COMPELLED IL 'i'''
NOTES or PERSONAL AND SOCIAL INTEREST
The of st, Johns Episcopal Church an
nounce bazaar on the afternoons and evenings "l
Tuesday and Wednesday. May y ana ~ IN the
chapel IN Nulson-st.. IN aid OF 81. Andrews Pdi-
ish. in Ludlow /, is intended that the dsray at
the doll table shall eclipse anything Of it, Kind ever
seen in the city. Those who wi. De connected win
the tables are: Fancy Ta!c No. l. Mrs Frederic
w. Ritter. Mrs. \. V. W. Jackson and Mrs George
Ritter: fancy table NO 2, Mrs. lI-bhard, Mfs- H. y
Andrews. Mrs. Banker Mrs. Latin. Mrs. HarknS'
Mrs Robinson. Mrs Lambert MIS-. Lawrence ana
Mrs. liumaNon; doll table. Mrs. Il. Lane ME-
John Copcutt. MIS-. Albert Barnes. MIS- ''roise
Smith and Mrs. Buchanan table Of useful aitc.'s'
Mrs. Simon. Mrs. Ne.son Mrs. George Kerr Mis.
Back. Mrs. IIardman. Mrs. Guiimette ana MIS-
Kunsemuller; flower and candy table. Mrs Niidn'
X. Innis, Mrs John Reid. Mrs. Frederic w lIos.
Mrs. George ID. Mackay. Mrs. Isaac Mbank MIS-.
Alfred Skitt. Mrs. Psrot. Mrs. Thomas EWING, Mrs.
Arthur White. Mrs. Char.cs Reed. MISS AthlNS'
Miss Cochran. Miss Gilman, Miss keisnger, Miss
Skitt the Misses Waring Miss Nellie Ked am
Miss Mabel Reed; chlldTcn's department. Mrs sam
uel Farrngton Mrs. George ii. Lowerre MIS-.
Frank the Misses Fish; the Misses Hnrd' NJ, ME-
Pagne Lo"srre Mis- MIS- a4 KITS me,ie IS
harrington and Miss Harki"s. refreihment tan -
M rrash mhso4 mrs r. haMson MT T JoS "
bell Mrs. Harry Hol5rook. Mrs George ~. WHn vi
Mrs T Fishe 't" ard Mrs Mr. Close.
The second OF the after-raster dances ~ the Pax
HI, country cub WAS given on Tnesda} s'Sn,ms
last. Although he evening Ya' stormy: c.I a'f,
number OF membeIs asnned, S M Mr. Grles
Stanford Dehl received the guests.
John W Oliver the veteran Ed SIs eeh,c.n
birthday on Tuesday last; has receivei ' a.sr
Hmone tbos wi Who wrote were O. D Mum. OF The
Scientiiic American" Robert II Tilison, Thomas u
Remsen and John Jardine. Of New-York Ciiy. ..
That Hollywood Inn Was forfei % oosr II , ."ni
by the brotherhood OF st. Andrew, Of - JGhns
ST. near Warburton-ave.. and niied up IN an az
rasiye msn sS at do en ani sery'hins Na~ done
10 make the place attractive for the NorkihElnan.
rsis and large number Of men awaited themselves
OF rs advantages Unfortunately y was co'.Pr'' 49,,
to rely in a measure on outside Assistance Tor It's
Iehm wii,er. who for the last thirty two years
Trsvor estate in this city has resigned and VIII
s se2H ,nke M MP TO srsen M he
have become famous for the beauty OF the plants
John {. Fremon, Post. No. 81, Of this city. VIII
hold services over the grave OF General John 9.
9s Commander Blrdsall has invited Wadron Post
No ~ OF Nyack TO take part IN me mo ,b
occasion. and men OF prominence are 'Np''''"
TO make addresses ,,.u ,.,r,,,,ta, v,ch,
club preparing for their snmmsr season cnnaian
fSS eo a9 s The club numbers among Il;
members many owners OF rowboats. and "A special
place Is being arranged ior their hnch1l az, i
long narrow hoat Is 10 be placed near 'he MAJ"
On Thursday evening OF next week the pupils
eighth recital in the hall Of the Ten!onia S'cey.
tata class Of seventy Ave voices WIZ be h'atl anu
\ Caharaman. furniture dealer. AT No,. - am
% Man-st. was burned out FOR the mira TIM ia
NE noar above were awakened BY The SMOKE anu
gayo the alarm Next t. the furniture si"rs y
William II Nevllss place OF business. He deals
largn'y in paints OILS and varnsh The fire sprc1i
f. his siockroonn where dozens OF harres OF IN
aammablc material were stored The IRE was 4nin-
ING 0nrcely when tho hremen arrived dozen
streams Of water turned on the haines' ana
Neyius's place was saved -., A..
Tho First PRESBYTERIAN church has engaged w.
Choir for the coming year Dr. Jeffcry VIII remain
az nrg,ris; Miss Keach Will be the soprano. MR..
Meyers The alto and Amos Rylaf the tenor tenor. ,,,r.o
klwaTa ESnnoM{ on q me- were oman maei on Thurs
dav night at ST Joseph's Church, by tha Rev Dr
Albert 4 IInes the rector.
pleasant social WAS given THURSDAY nlsh' at the
Davsnrlng Presbyterian Church. snort pro-
cramine was given. In which Dora MOTIF, ,o.a
Carrgan Miss Behrends " j. roe " l,, III
dcrson. William May and Master "h'"i"S '''N
The residents Of Warburon-ave. are LOUD in their
complaints o. the high rate ot spe'd m''' yvb a
Superintendent Coleman took charge Dl ,n n &
about a year ago he issued an order that any mo
orman running at sd sreaer d InaS but the
ru,e does not seem TO he enforced ,,, 1900.
Mayor John g. Peene has ca,iei pu a me- ho
INK Tor Monday night. in order that zens may De
hearl on the new charter. which ms passed DOM
a. the meeting OF the Yonkers Board Of Water
coImniesioners Thursday night number OF resi-
dents rom Woodlawn Heights asked that pipes De
laid that suburb The Coninss',nprIs ss,n n,n r
v,on'd furnish the pressure. connection wouI De
made with its mains.