New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
WESTCHESTER COUNTY,.
YONKERS.

r, -or.,,o, of the First Unitarian Chui0"
gathered in large numbers on ", Cr,o,on the
at Tangewood, the home OF J. oSSoou ,rxo .,,o,er
cccos,on being the annual parish tea. inc ,i S,s
- o-,.od a, o'clock in the large man ha'i. WIN"
,uns the entire length Of the house -Ai' sa
there was a Photographic guessing 0o .ob,r
six,v nictures of members of the consi Y,,rd
An carly ufe were shown. and Mrs. Eva i'o" ,
a., Az nI, o"'.' -- .,.,,dve won A handsome cardrase
=. ,,ize There were also recitationS ny w.
Fisher The main hall was cleared OF NV 'd
and an old-fashioned Virginia heei "' ,,t
Among those present were M and MIS- rlSn',
B:n BaKsr: Mi u R,rfon MI and Mrs. Hacycn SKINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Inorh1: NJ. Mt, 8 White Dr.
lanes r Bx6y Miss Bxby M Willm H. eiows Hnys
man Mrs cyrus W. Baldwin Mrs SIiuofI don Vi.
dand. ME- b smGn. Mrs Iazeiiine' nitn MH hSIG Mt.
tine the Misses Williams Miss hStTIe v,,d Samuel r.
Huhbard the Rev Dr. Moorehousc and ProiesS0il ID
=, =, Mrs Rurron. MIS- Thorno Miss Russell Miss
Vidaud and Miss \. Eick'emeyeT;; monthly business
meeting and social on Wednesday l evening a. , a,S
Tooms no ~ rn}1 10 Garrison. William Welsh
o. Drew j. Won Leer and j f. keyeS We wrie nc.syed
Er fsVeIa - h brown presided at the social The com
mittee which arranged The evening pcdSu az nas+io
Trown william p Constable. Henry Niikens VIII
lam Homes and Charles Jacks9no s9Mcsnasdav nigh, at
the "frS home Of Mr. ana Mrs Frederick S Cook tn in
was married 10 Lawrence Chester
Suvdam The ceremony performed IN the pre- =,
se the Rev james T. Freeman, rector Of s. Andrew s
Memorial church The bride was attenIsd Dy s1j nIis
LOUIS Ii,' Richardson Miss Ethel Merwin. Miss Ella
sqyaam an? eSo1 Ms MaE aans for nearly
q resident OF this city. died suddenly yesteiaay S ,oE
He W. was born in Mount Pleasant and rcceyed, MS
education at the public schools He came 10 aonxSas Sa
snSaeed in the ho4sefnrnishine ana hardware
husness he was an N aTaeq' b Frf Mehodst Episcopal
Church Of which he was trustee ior NAM ndnS %bo
has since died Two sons. b. Frank and Whour +
Washbnrn survive him, lo,r T,erney died on
"Wednesday about midnight at his home e,,s no s
ai MaGr% Sorn in NewYork az City orty-six Years
and received his education In me scn0o,s u s nc
tobcr 1858 and had until 1@s TO serve. Christian
Fischer for twenty seven years an en%Slnse, % a ue
ark on Tuesday in his seventy seventh year the me
body brought to this CITY yes,eruaSS SSrch %1u this
A concert in aid of the Park Hin Reformed
Church viii be- given this evening at the church
in Lpdlows for which an @ begn
at sl5 o'clock There has been large advance
T N Williams. the United States customs officer
stationed here entertained the officers OF the ship
of the National Sugar Refinery at his home; No; .;
$50 Woodworth-ave, on Wednesday evening", id IL
At a meeting Of the congregaton Of the FIRST
Presbyterian church on Wednesday night; which which
TO extend a call the Rev. DR.; George F. Pente-
cost now of London. The call provides for the
free use of the manse annual stipend OF 5000
and vacation of six weeks Dr. Pentecost vas WAS
advised of the call by cable by Ralph r. Prime
and a favorable reply was received yesterday
subject to the action of the Presbyery of London
William f Nisbet Theodore Gilman and William
T. Srang appointed commissioners TO prose
cute The call before the Presbytcry of Westchester.
The annual meeting of the City club was held on
Wednesday night at the clubhouse. in South Broad
Wav John C. Shots chosen president; Ed
ward NJ Jackson. vice-president; Francis X
Donoghuc secretary; Edward Underhill treasurer:
Theodore H. Skman. William &. Waring. Henry
Osterhcld and John Mucan. directors: -
Tho first games in the tournament of the West
chester Bowling League will be rolled this evening
at the allows Of the Yonkers Bowling Association,
In North Broadway. near Wells-aVe. The teams
10 comnete are the Palisade No. l. A Il { No.
and Yonkers No. !.
Paul r.. Du Chalu. the African explorer enter
tained a large audience at the Ammackassin club
house i'm the Palisadc-ave. extension. last night
delivering an interesting lecture on The Great
African Forest" and Experiences with Gorillas.
Cannibals and Pygmies.'